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heidirgorecki 's review for:
Fifth Avenue Glamour Girl
by Renée Rosen
It was interesting hearing a fictionalized version of Estée Lauder’s journey as well as what the cosmetic/Saks 5th Avenue moguls and process was like back then. Also liked the friendship between Gloria and Estee, as flawed as it was.
The story itself was just kind of ok, I can’t say I felt overly involved in Gloria’s story because it was frustrating how self-sabotaging she was, and Estee’s constant need for fame and notoriety, even while it was inspiring what her drive was like. It just all felt superficial which kind of limited my interest. It also seemed like it was a bit repetitive
The story itself was just kind of ok, I can’t say I felt overly involved in Gloria’s story because it was frustrating how self-sabotaging she was, and Estee’s constant need for fame and notoriety, even while it was inspiring what her drive was like. It just all felt superficial which kind of limited my interest. It also seemed like it was a bit repetitive