Amber Rose Covers Lifestyle Mirror + Says Women Have the Right To Be Sexy, Without Being Called A Whore

Covering the latest issue of Lifestyle Mirror, South Philly’s Amber Rose talks meeting fiance (Wiz Khalifa) on Twitter, going bald and a woman’s right to dress sexy. Peep a few excerpts:
On how she met Wiz:
“I DMed Wiz on Twitter after an interview where he said I was the ultimate girl, because I wanted to send him some shades. We became friends right away, and that’s how it all began!”
On chopping her hair off:
“I cut my hair about 9 years ago…It’s really empowering because I hide behind nothing. This is me.”
On A Woman’s Right to Dress Sexy Without Being Disrespected:
“If I want to wear a short skirt I can, and I expect to not be disrespected because I want to feel and dress sexy and not be called a whore…Every woman has the right to dress as she pleases and not be judged by her wardrobe choices, and I support all women doing their thing, whether in high heels and a mini skirt or sweats and sneakers.”


Read the full interview here.
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