“If you’re one of those people who secretly thinks: ‘I just want people to love me and give me constant likes and comments on my photos,’ then I’m afraid you’re in for a rude awakening.”
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"History is a history of human beings: insecure, angry, intelligent and ignorant human beings, and I do everything I can to teach them to learn from the mistakes of others, especially mine."
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Sweet, educated, charitable, talented? If you're a woman, apparently that's not enough. You have to be beautiful. And "beautiful" implies something very, very specific.
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"There is often a generational transfer of trauma, and that is what first generation youth are dealing with. Feeling ashamed of who you are or feeling pressured to be someone you are not is not your burden to carry. We each deserve to be nourished and supported to be the best version of ourselves."
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With its influx of young artists and new institutions, L.A. has seduced the public with its power-grab as the new capitol of the art world.
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"A lot of the creative things I do are driven by other people and their lives, and the concept of strangers. You pass so many people every day who are going through problems and breakups and deaths, all similar things that you are going through, but you're never going to know those stories, or you're never going to know that person."
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Before she made her debut on E!'s "Rich Kids of Beverly Hills," Page Six wanted readers to believe that Bianca Espada was bratty and vapid, making her an excellent addition to a show about privileged twenty-somethings who live in a different financial stratosphere.
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The common denominator among the high-powered, high-ranking women Sandy Grigsby—founder of Brio Five, a portrait photography and branding studio—photographs is that they truly don’t believe they’re as beautiful as they really are.
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