LOOKING GOOD Every Day
$30.00
A virtual encyclopedia – everything from A to Z – about how to create your optimal, personalized look by using “points of connection” to find exactly the color, styles and details in clothing and accessories that showcase what’s special about you. See sample pages and read reviews HERE.
Description
A virtual encyclopedia – everything from A to Z – about how to create your optimal, personalized look by using “points of connection” to find exactly the colors, styles and details in clothing and accessories that showcase what’s special about you. Regardless of your age, your bank balance or your pant size, you can dress beautifully with amazingly little effort when you understand this proven system. 202 pages, full color, nearly 1500 photographs and illustrations. Selected by fashion colleges on both coasts as the text for training new image and wardrobe consultants. Read reviews and see sample pages HERE.
Additional information
| Weight | 2 oz |
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| Dimensions | 11 × 8.5 × 1.2 in |
Carol J. Fresia, Senior Technical Editor, Threads magazine –
Nancy’s book is the most empowering style guide I’ve read. Her practical advice on selecting colors, styles, and silhouettes that flatter you is outstanding, as is the plethora of information on wardrobe-building, the use of accessories, and all the many aspects of looking pulled together on a daily basis. Clothing care and maintenance, closet organization, and packing for travel are just a few more of the topics Nancy covers in helpful detail.
What I like most about Nancy’s message, though, is her belief that every woman is beautiful and deserves to—and can—look her best. It’s not about following trends or having your clothes speak for you, but rather about using clothing to enhance your individual looks. The book’s many before-and-after photos of non-professional models prove her point again and again. Finding points of connection between your physical characteristics and the clothes you wear brings harmony to your appearance, and with it authority and attractiveness.
As a sewer, I have benefited tremendously from Nancy’s guidance on selecting fabrics and planning a “core four” wardrobe. Equally, I’ve avoided costly mistakes now that I know which colors and prints won’t work for me. Shopping for fabric (and for ready-to-wear) is easier and more enjoyable, and I feel more confident in planning my outfits for work, weekend, or special occasions. Nancy may not have written this book for sewers, but I consider it a must-read for anyone who wants to create a wardrobe that is functional, beautiful, and expresses your personal style.
Nancy Nix Rice –
My goodness. Thanks, Carol! It means the world to me that the information helps other women understand that they deserve to feel beautful. PS – Your check is in the mail 🙂