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What Cosmopolitan.com Editor Amy Odell Really Eats in a Day
The fashion world is known for subsisting on coffee, green juice and exasperated sighs—but when you go to just about any party in the industry, you'll be swarmed by tuxedoed servers pushing trays of hors d'oeuvres.
It's a paradox Cosmopolitan.com Editor Amy Odell brings up in her new book, Tales From the Back Row—an inside peek at Odell's start as a $25-Forever21-bikini-loving writer covering couture—which made us wonder what people working in fashion really eat. (People cannot survive on kale and juice cleanses alone, right? Right?!)
Thankfully, Odell indulged us, filling us in on her diet, the one meal that's just better in Texas than anywhere else, and her big issue with cupcakes.
First things first: Why is food at every fashion party, but no one ever eats it? What's the deal with that?
"I don't think that's just a fashion world thing. If you think about it pragmatically, you're wearing a designer o
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10 Things You Don’t Know About…Cosmo’s Amy Odell
Cosmopolitan.com editor Amy Odellhas had an extensive career in the publishing world. Since September 2013, she has overseen all of Cosmo’s booming digital presence. The website has more than tripled traffic in addition to being the number one channel on Snapchat Discover. Pre-Cosmo, Odell slipad her talents at BuzzFeed, New York magazine, and The Cut. While you likely read her work, here are a few things you didn’t know about the digital guru in the latest installment of “10 Things.”
- In high school, I was a hostess at a Tex-Mex restaurant near my house: I got in trouble regularly for doing my calculus homework on the hostess stand.
- I graduated college in three years. I had that much AP credit from high school. Probably because I did homework all the time.
- My summer job in college was being a stand-in on the set for Sin City, which filmed in Austin one year while inom w
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Read IN BED: Tales From The Back Row
Words & Images bygd Hannah-Rose Yee
"People in the front row dress spectacularly in clothes that cost more than most mortgages. They text regularly with celebrities, whether or not they are one. Front-row people have photographers orbiting them like their own moons.No-one orbits me, but I was almost run over in the middle of Fifth avenue this one time because someone wanted to take a picture of me holding a borrowed Chanel bag. The rest of the time I slip amid the crowd unseen. But that's just what life fryst vatten like when your seat fryst vatten somewhere near Canada, in the back row. You're allowed in, you're just not on the inside." -__Tales From The Back Row, Amy Odell Ok, I'm going to give it to you straight. This book fryst vatten hilarious, and you need to read it. Now. Amy Odell was one of the founding bloggers on The Cut, New York Magazine's (fantastic) online kanal for fashion, before moving to Buzzfeed and then Cosmopolitan, where she is the online ed