Nothing to Wear?
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| Rating | : | 4.22 (504 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0452286689 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-10-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
At last, a revolutionary method to discover your style type and edit your wardrobe to project your most confident self!Getting Things Done meets What Not to Wear in this stylish cure for the common closet, based on the five-step process that has made Visual Therapy? a hit for over ten years with fashion editors and clients alike. In the book, Visual Therapy founders Garza and Lupo walk readers through the process of identifying their natural style (how their fashion “personality” aligns with the image the
Jesse Garza and Joe Lupo are the founders of Visual Therapy Luxury Lifestyle Consulting,TM with offices in New York and Los Angeles. Dubbed the “style SWAT team” byfashion editors, they have been featured in such magazines as O: The Oprah Magazine, InStyle, Allure, Harper’s Bazaar, and New York.. Dubbed the “style SWAT team” byfashion editors, they have been featured in such magazines as O: The Oprah
Nothing to Wear? can really help you discover your true style Elizabeth E. Sheehan JESSE GARZA and JOE LUPO are two very important guys to watch in this field of style and fashion consulting! If they can shake up Julie Morenstern's way of thinking about her wardrobe and how her favorite fashions work or don't work for her, they can help ANYONE edit their wardrobe and help them to find their true and authentic self! The step-by-step approach does not overwhelm the reader and keeps the reader on track as they define their style, edit their own wardrobe, and learn how to shop. (Your mother never taught you how to shop--this book will teach you how to shop!) My fav. Basic with one bonus This is a useful book on the basics of wardrobe creation, maintenance, and rotation, with one bonus idea that I found useful: picking a personality trait to describe your style, and using that to check out potential purchases as well as evaluate what you already own. Are you whimsical? Avant-garde? or Classic? There are five (the other two are Chic and Bohemian) and the definitions and descriptions for each, plus ideas for when you're partly one and partly another, were helpful and somewhat new to me.. Diane adams said Five Stars. Very helpful guide to assist with finding your style with less "orphan" pieces in your wardrobe.
Need a cure for the common closet dilemmas? Garza and Lupo show you how to edit your wardrobe to create a perfect balance. (Chicago Tribune)