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The candid and revealing autobiography of supermodel Marie Helvin
One of the original supermodels and international fashion icons, Marie Helvin has been an iconic image in every decade since the 1970s. She was a Hawaiian hippie child in the 60s, a magazine cover star in the 70s, a society supermodel in the 80s, a pioneer detox guru in the 90s
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The candid and revealing autobiography of supermodel Marie Helvin
One of the original supermodels and international fashion icons, Marie Helvin has been an iconic image in every decade since the 1970s. She was a Hawaiian hippie child in the 60s, a magazine cover star in the 70s, a society supermodel in the 80s, a pioneer detox guru in the 90s and a reluctant reality TV contestant in 2006.
In each decade she found herself in the company of the brightest and the best. Still at the forefront of the fashion industry, she is as much in demand as ever, most recently modelling for her seventh British Vogue cover.
Marie's autobiography candidly tells the story of friendships with the rich and famous. She reveals the dark side of her own personality as she explains how, gradually, she came to believe in her own beauty and found fulfilment as an independent woman.
Illustrated with photographs from many of the greats, including Bailey, Helmut Newton and Nick Knight, Marie Helvin's memoir is a remarkable story of our times.
"Helvin's candor about her personal life is remarkable. Her description of Warren Beatty's face when she knocked him back in the lobby of the Beverly Hills Hotel is worth the cover price alone.” —Vogue
"A surprisingly candid and thoughtful autobiography by one of the world's first supermodels." —The Mirror
"Sit back and be transformed into a world where everyone is irresistible." —The Sunday Times
"It's funny, naughty, sexy, revelatory." —The Sunday Times
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