NY Blondes

If you’ve been watching CNBC this month, you must have noticed the super hot Amanda Drury from Australia filling in for some hosts while they go on summer vacation. Here is an interview of Amanda from TVNewser.

Do Gentlemen Prefer Blondes?

In my case, yes.

I decided to poll a group of 15 guys I know to see whether they prefer
me as a blonde or brunette. These blokes have known me for various
amounts of time. Some are guy friends, some are ex-boyfriends, some
are gay friends, some are coworkers, some are acquaintances and some
are current amours. Quite a motley crew.

The majority of these gentlemen - 9 out of 15 - preferred my hair blonde.

One ex-boyfriend whined, “How come you weren’t this hot when you were
my girlfriend?” Um. Sorry?

One flamboyant friend said the blonde, “Brightens up my face and
brings out my blue eyes. Oh, and it goes well with my skin tone. By
the way, what moisturizer do I use?”

One candid yet pervy guy informed me, “Sarah, no one is looking at
your hair color…”

One former high school running back said he liked the blonde best
because it makes me look like a cheerleader. R-O-L-E-P-L-A-Y!

One observant, grammatically challenged fellow said, “It goes good
with your tan.”

One salacious suitor made a comment that I cannot, in good taste,
repeat, although I will say it involved a comparison between me and a
famous porn star whose name rhymes with Emma Ameson.

One sweet guy said, “The blonde makes you glow from within. You seem
happier, which is what’s most important.”

To be fair, some said that they liked both colors or didn’t have a
preference. However, when pushed to choose, most picked blonde.

The dissenters?

One rather nostalgic ex said he missed the brunette because it brought
back fond memories.

Another said something along the lines of, “It looks trashy, you
heart-breaking whore, why don’t you go *&$%^…”

One acquaintance said the brunette made me look smart AND hot, whereas the blonde just makes me look hot.

Of the 15 men polled, not a single one suggested I try red, which
would be a compromise between blonde and brunette.

All in all, the results of this highly scientific double-blind
clinical study were: gentlemen prefer (me) blonde.

There. Now we can all sleep better at night.

Cheers!

Sarah Montclaire is a blonde model living on the Upper East Side. Here she is trying on a dress at the Ilus Boutique in Soho.

I confess: I am not a natural blonde!!!

I was born with light brown hair, dyed it blonde in high school using
Sun-In and lemon juice, went back to my natural color during college,
and just dyed it blonde again a year ago.

For the past year, I have been prancing around Manhattan with
Barbie-bright Playboy-bunny blonde hair. Have I noticed a difference?

Hell yeah!

Platinum blonde hair, tan, busty, 6-foot-1 in heels. I definitely garner
attention when I enter a room, and not always the good kind. Women
either glare at me - “That slut!” - and pull their husbands closer to
them. Or they stare with a disconsolate mixture of admiration and
self-deprecation. Men turn their heads, nudge each other, raise their
eyebrows, blatantly check me out, wink, smile, whistle, make comments,
hit on me, stalk me . . . the list goes on and on. Whether positive or
negative, the reaction, from both men and women, is perceptibly
different from when I was brunette.

Obviously, I’m generalizing here. There are exceptions to every rule.
There are women who aren’t catty and men who don’t like blondes. This
is merely a report of my experience so far and the changes I have
witnessed since my transformation from brunette to blonde.

The fact is, overall, I get more attention now. Part of that is
because I’m hard to miss. I stand out. My hair is so blonde that it
lights up the room . . . literally.

Another part may be the intrigue of a flaxen-haired modelesque
twenty-something strutting down Madison Avenue in stilettos with the
kind of blonde that only celebrities and porn stars tend to sport.

To many, my ballsy hair color screams “fake” or “bimbo.” To me, my
hair says that I am confident and secure enough in who I am to rock
hair this blonde, and not be ashamed of it. Some people love it, some
people hate it. What matters most is how I feel about it, and I feel
wonderful.

So, feel free to stare, glare, gawk, balk, leer or cheer. Either way,
I’ll be the blonde out on the dance floor. . . having (more) fun.

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Sarah Montclaire is a “blonde” model living in the Upper East Side of Manhattan. She’s 24 years old, 5-10 and a graduate of Ohio University.

Sarah as a Brunette.

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