Kelly Cutrone

Prior to the sky ripping open on Wednesday evening and completely ruining any plan for a patio drink, the team at Rock-it Promotions executed a perfect early evening celebration for Toronto’s favourite scooter and apparel boutique, Motoretta. Located in the heart of Little Italy, Motoretta celebrated its 10th anniversary with a redesign and bash. The it spot for on-the-move style set, brought out iwantigot blogger, Anita Clarke, Toronto's most dapper duo, Now Style Editor Andrew Sardone and designer Philip Sparks, party peeps like April Wozny, Canucks in Hollywood like Katie Boland and Sebastian Piggott and one no-bull PR maven from NYC, Kelly Cutrone.  read more...

Kelly Cutrone's love-in for (everyone in) Toronto (except us) continues, as she sits down with local filmmaker, and former Green Power Ranger, Matt Austin, to talk fashion, PR, and Amma.

In the office of Canada's own Cutrone Counterpart, the slightly less intimidating but no less bad-ass Deb G, of Rock-it Promotions, Cutrone and Austin had a laid-back chat about everything from business to beliefs. "We have a lot in common...because you guys have a bad elevator and we have a bad elevator," Cutrone says from beneath her dark tinted shades. Beyond unreliable modes of vertical transportation, she shares with the camera that both PR companies have a similar "rock n' roll thing," as well as a penchant for spiritual humanitarianism, and gives a shout out to Rock-It's new blog, Heard It On The Fourth Floor- which we were incidentally featured on last week. read more...

Sigh. We'll take it like Whitney.

By Haley Cullingham

We here at She Does The City awoke to a twitter shitstorm this morning. Our tongue in cheek tweet asking people to suggest q's for our interview with "wicked witch of fashion PR" Kelly Cutrone (megaboss powerhouse and expert intern tear-jerker of People's Revolution) was not taken well by the lady herself. Cutrone cancelled the interview, denying us "fifteen minutes of her fucking precious time."

We were, needless to say, surprised-from our perspective, we were merely playing into a media persona Cutrone has crafted for herself on The Hills and The City. A screen cap of the tweet is circling its way around the web, even landing on Toronto Life . We were surprised to see an offhand comment get under this indomitable woman's skin-we admire Cutrone, and certainly didn't mean to offend. read more...