What You Wear Can Change Your Life
by Trinny Woodall, Susannah Constantine
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Read in April, 2008
Love these ladies! Lots of useful advice and realistic pictures of what does and does not work for their body types. I especially liked their color palate options. I never would have paired some of the colors they suggest, but they look great. My plan is to go though my wardrobe and see what combinations will work. I really need to get out of the khakis go with everything rut...
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Read in May, 2007
maybe the title is a wee bit dramatic but a fun read. There's a chapter on how to pose for pictures so you don't cringe when your photos are developed after a vacation. Tips on proper underwear to hide those things you want to hide. I couldn't figure out what colors they thought my complexion necessitated however, not enough information for me. easy to pick up and put down.
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Read in February, 2006
Of all of the fashion advice books that I've read, I treasure this one for its color advice. If I feel bored with my wardrobe or think I don't have anything to wear I check out the color combo suggestions and come up with something surprising and great. There's also a lot of basic tips for the fashion-impaired. Always a funny read.
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Read in December, 2007
Similar to their other books but expanded to include pregnancy and other stages of life. It seemed a little more realistic, they acknowledged that women might not have unlimited time and resources to spend on fashion. But they stressed how looking good can give you a boost and be empowering in tough or busy times.
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These ladies are European - and have no shame. They are pretty realistic about their bodies. The information about color categories, defining your body and tricks to accentuate assests and hide the things you don't like were amazing. Other chapters weren't relevant in my life... but it was great. LOVED IT!
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These two girls are nuts!! But they have really good advice. They show you how to find the color that looks best on you and how to wear clothes that bring out your best features. I actually used it as a guide for an Enrichment Night. It went over well. Everyone wants to know "What to Wear"
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They are spot on about body type and figure flattering, but why must they be the only models to demonstrate every body type? It's a stretch when one of them tries to demonstrate the 'apple shape.' Also, I'm not anti-British style (hellO, Spice Girls!), but some of their outfits are HIDEOUS.
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Read in January, 2006
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fashion addicts.
I think the authors finally got a clue after their last book. This one is much better. There's a lot of useful advice that I didn't know before, and the looks are stylish and up to date. Good book with lots of pictures!
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I never would have put green and blue together before I read this book. The BBC show, in combination with this book, really helped me to dress better to flatter the body that I have. Confidence boosting!
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Read in March, 2007
I started reading this book more than once and finally got through it this Spring. It's a light, easy read and it really does help you pick out clothes and colors that work for you.
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Read in October, 2007
This book has been on my shelf for a few years now and I reference to it almost on a weekly basis. Not so much for the tips, as the color combo ideas. I love it!!
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This is a great book for any woman to at least look through. I have 'read' it a ton of times (if you can call it reading since it is more a book of tips).
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Read in August, 2007
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women everywhere
Now this book I love. Good advice, good pictures, not too complicated or over the top. Just sound advice that every women should know
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This book has been extremely helpful for me and so has the other one they wrote. I just wish Trinny would put on a bra!!
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Great book if you're interested in seeing what may work best for you based on your assets.
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Changed the way I shop and look for clothes. Now I know what to avoid for my body type.
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Not as great as the first one, but a good addition to the reference library for sure.
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Love it for the tips on color combinations & wardrobe organization/maintenance help.
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This book is so funny. I love that British humor. Great guide on how to dress.
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Read in January, 2007
Very good book for all body types. Straight forward. Women freindly to read.
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