Relive the noughties with “How Not to be a Supermodel,” a hilarious and nostalgic memoir by Ruth Crilly. This Sunday Times bestseller offers a witty, insider look at the chaotic world of international fashion modeling. Discover the untold story of a decade spent chasing dreams in a glamorous yet insane industry. Despite not fitting the supermodel mold, Ruth’s journey is packed with self-effacing humor, insider gossip, and a deeply relatable pursuit of ambition. Perfect for fans of Bridget Jones and The Devil Wears Prada, this book captures the high glamour and gritty reality of a bygone era. Explore a unique perspective on fame, fashion, and the audacious spirit of the 2000s.