In an intimate interview overlooking
West Hollywood with MADE Magazine,
Dorothy channels a Barbie boss with
a hint of Beyonce’, but there is way
more here than just beauty. Dorothy is
unique when compared to most instafamous millennials since authenticity
and ambition seem to rule her world.
Traveling the road less followed by
some rich kids, Dorothy uses her role
on the popular E! television series Rich
Kids of Beverly Hills to emphasize the
desire to create her own accolades
outside of those reached by her
billionaire dad. “I just knew that I was
going to create a business myself,”
Dorothy explained. “I was going to
strike out on my own and create my
own path.” She’s made a great start
by launching products showcasing her
personal taste and staying engaged
with fans about designing their own
lane.
“I would get a lot of tweets and
Instagram comments from my fans
saying things like, ‘I love your taste
and style, but I don’t have the same
budget (as you do),’” she said about
social media chatter after the episodes
aired. With these thoughts in mind,
Dorothy created a jewelry line that was
affordable for the average consumer.
She also used some of the very same
comments from her fans to create
necklaces using hashtags such as
#NOFILTER and #WCW. She saw this as
an opportunity