With overheated seductive power and sultry-malicious glamour, Karen Kilimnik leads us into the rituals of her tabloid-borne longings and media adorations, while at once dissecting them with her incomparable mixture of desperate innocence, post-pubescent naivety and voodoo-like humour. “A world in which the supermodels merge with the super-rich — Kate Moss and Princess Diana become one — and where the teenage obsessions of money and beauty are offset by a childlike preoccupation with pedigree dogs, pedigree horses and the Pink Panther.” (Anne Chapman, The Face)