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"  Photo: David Slijper ELLE.com is excited to announce #GoBOLD, a new competition series in partnership with Revlon, that celebrates bold, provocative women setting out to accomplish their goals. Over the course of 10 webisodes, three contestants participate in challenges\u2014from putting together their own magazine spreads to creating outfits that reflect their individual personalities\u2014and learn valuable lessons on how to elevate their careers, taking pointers from some seriously successful women, like series host (and Orange Is The New Black star) Laverne Cox, PR maven Kelly Cutrone, designer Patricia Field, our very own Editor-in-Chief, Robbie Myers, and more. The result: much greater takeaways, like the importance of being confident, powerful, and of course, BOLD. This week, the contestants met Kelly Cutrone, introduced aptly by Laverne Cox as &amp;quot;a no-nonsense power publicist.&amp;quot; Cutrone is known in the fashion industry as the founder of People&amp;#039;s Revolution, one of the most powerful fashion PR companies, which has produced shows for the likes of Vivienne Westwood, Jeremy Scott, and Paco Rabanne. Being a mentor is nothing new for Cutrone: We fell in love with her uninhibited honesty on The City and, more recently, as a judge on America&amp;#039;s Next Top Model and couldn&amp;#039;t wait to see the advice she&amp;#039;d dish out to the #GoBOLD contestants.  &amp;quot;Most young women are trying to be something that society tells them they should be,&amp;quot; she says on this week&amp;#039;s episode. &amp;quot;The people who win are the ones that don&amp;#039;t give up and they keep going. I want to mentor women because I want the world to thrive.&amp;quot;  So what does being bold mean to someone like Kelly Cutrone?  &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s not just about being loud,&amp;quot; she told ELLE.com. &amp;quot;A lot of times being bold means being able to step up and humble yourself. That&amp;#039;s a bold move. Being bold is about going the extra mile and creating your own point of differentiation.&amp;quot;  She also let us in on who some of her favorite bold women in history (and today) are:   &amp;quot;Amma [Mata Amritanandamayi] is one of my favorite people, and you can check her out and Amma.org. She&amp;#039;s a woman from India and she&amp;#039;s spent the past 50 years of her life going around and hugging people and talking about ending poverty. When we talk about boldness and beauty, it&amp;#039;s about complete beauty, not just putting on a lipstick. To be truly beautiful, our insides and our outsides should try to come together.&amp;quot;   &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m really down for Eleanor Roosevelt. She&amp;#039;s one of my favorite women in the whole wide world. And Margaret Sanger. She&amp;#039;s pretty bold. And there are a gazillion women everyday that are bold because they stick up for what&amp;#039;s right. They stick up for their kids. That, to me, is bold. That, to me, is beautiful.       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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