Fabulous Nobodies

I'm standing on the door of the Less Is More club, thinking about my fingernails. I'm up here, above the throng, a fashion leader, with the crowd below almost swooning at my feet, and I'm dressed impeccably from head to toe except for three chipped nails on my right hand. Three chipped nails!

My name is Reality Nirvana Tuttle, and I was born in 1968. Nineteen sixty-eight was one of the great years in modern history. It was the year Yves Saint Laurent shocked the fashion world with his first see-through blouse.

Praise for Fabulous Nobodies:

'If you have a taste for frivolity, humor and Manolo Blahnik sling-backs, you will be enthralled. Ms Tulloch's voice is sharp, affectionate and hilarious.'

New York Times Book Review

'Who could resist a book that combines an appealingly dizzy Holly Golightly character with all the trashy glamour of New York. Fabulous Nobodies is as airy as a tulle petticoat: it's about style and gloss and people with thin, slick veneers.'

Sydney Morning Herald