
Lauren Conrad covers Allure November 2012. In the accompanying interview, the 26-year-old beauty dishes on a wide range of topics including 'The Hills', being hated, but also her love life and the dating scene in L.A.
Lauren Conrad
graces the November 2012 cover of Allure magazine. In the
accompanying interview, the 26-year-old
reality-star-turned-fashion-designer sits down for a chat and
dishes on a wide range of topics including 'The Hills', living in
the public eye, but also her love life and the dating scene in Los
Angeles.
Well, Lauren confesses she experienced some horrible blind dates,
but it seems that the last one was a success. "I met my boyfriend
on a setup," she said of William Tell, a law student and former
guitarist for the rock band Something Corporate. "I did not go with
high hopes, though. What was nice about us is we both went in with
preconceptions, but they were quickly broken."
Lauren shared with Allure some of her dating rules saying that, "No
kiss on the first date. You can't give it up right away!", and she
also revealed her taste in guys. "You don't want a slob, but you
don't want a guy who's constantly borrowing your tweezers," Conrad
says. What about L.A. men? "The last year and a half, I was dating
a lot, and it's slim pickings," she admits.
Lauren Conrad's latest book, 'Lauren Conrad Beauty', includes
step-by-step hair and makeup lessons. "I didn't want it to sound
like a manual," she told Allure. "I wanted it to sound like a
friend or a big sister explaining it to you." On what makes a
person beautiful, Lauren says that, "I think there's something to
be said about someone who is beautiful but isn't aware of it.
There's something really beautiful about being humble."
When it comes to business, Lauren explains that, "It's OK to say
no. I think people are smart and know when you're doing something
for money. I never really felt the need to do things simply for a
paycheck."
She confesses that spending life in the spotlight can make you an
easy target. "I think anyone in the public eye is going to be
hated, and a lesson that I needed to learn very quickly is that it
is impossible to please everybody. One person will call you classy,
and another will call you boring."
On 'The Hills', Lauren told the magazine that, "I think the story
they told wasn’t a dishonest one. The way they did it sometimes
was. They aren’t going to be there for everything. Sometimes two of
their main characters will get into a fight, and that’s important
to the story line. The [producers] need that reenacted. Their
things was always: It did happen. They’re not making this up: you
just didn’t see it… Brody and I did date. It was pretty brief.
There was definitely editing to drag it out."
Read Lauren Conrad's full interview in the November 2012 issue of
Allure magazine.
Photos courtesy of ALLURE
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