Fabulosity

The concept of being fabulous is very popular in pop culture; everybody wants to be fabulous. Kimora Lee Simmons, super model turned business woman, lives her life being fabulous and glamorous every single day. Her reality show was called "Life on the Fab Lane," her online shoe store is called JustFab.com, and her perfume & book are called Fabulosity. Every popstar strives to be fabulous. In her music, Beyonce says "I woke up like this...flawless." Being flawless is another form of being fabulous, that means nothing and no one can touch you (metaphorically speaking), because you're flawless. Lady Gaga has said in her own words, "I feel fabulous." Fabulousness is a state-of-mind more-or-less which is perpetuated by outside (phyisical/material) sources. The super-inner fabulous don't even have to be glammed up to feel fabulous, because of course, it's a state-of-mind (although the rest of the world won't see them as fabulous because of the lack of material fabulousness that goes with being completely fabulous: such as having flawless makeup and/or skin, beautifully done and/or beautiful natural hair, and also clothing.) For clothing to be fabulous it has to be clothes that best fits that particular person's style. A top may look fabulous on one person, but fugly on somebody else. Being fabulous is hard work. I've never heard anyone, not once, say that being fabulous is easy. Yes, you can be on drugs and still be fabulous as we saw in the film "Party Monster," but we also saw the amount of work that they put into their craft (the craft of being fabulous). One thing that makes being fabulous hard has to be childhood. During one's childhood, they have to go through bullying and peer pressure and fitting in. All of this social pressure affects one's psyche, and it does harm to a person's self-esteem and confidence. Only those who finally find themselves while being amongst the lost can fully be fabulous. The formula for fabulous is High Self-Esteem + Confidence + Uniqueness + 0 Fucks, once you have all of that you can be on your way to fabulous. Notice that money was not included in the formula because money is not truly needed (but sure, it definitley does help). A small income and a trip to the thrift store, yard sales and clearance rack can go a looong way. You can wear plastic bags that you got for free at the grocery store and still be fabulous, it all depends on your confidence and how you style it (high self-esteem + confidence + uniqueness + 0 fucks). Just one last thing, never try to rock some fake Louis Vuitton. You either get name brand or no brand, but NEVER imitation!