“… It sucked. I couldn't sleep. I couldn't eat. I couldn't even shop. Actually that's not true. I had gotten this amazing Marni backless dress down at Barneys the day before-but I didn't go really crazy like normal.”

—  Nicole Richie, book The Truth About Diamonds

Source: The Truth About Diamonds (2005), p. 51

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