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Steal This Style: Moms and Daughters Swap Wardrobe Secrets
Getting great style can be as easy as looking at it!
Your daughter and her friends are so modern, fresh, and hip in both their casual and more dressed-up outfits. Guess what? You can update your look by stealing some inspiration (and some clothes!) from them for a whole new forward-looking, timeless, and youthful wardrobe.
Nationally known style consultant Sherrie Mathieson...more
Your daughter and her friends are so modern, fresh, and hip in both their casual and more dressed-up outfits. Guess what? You can update your look by stealing some inspiration (and some clothes!) from them for a whole new forward-looking, timeless, and youthful wardrobe.
Nationally known style consultant Sherrie Mathieson...more
Paperback, 256 pages
Published
April 14th 2009
by Clarkson Potter
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From the title of the book, I expected to see Moms and Daughters SWAPPING wardrobe secrets. I wanted to see timeless, wearable styles that flattered real people. What a disappointment. The book just had page after page of awful-looking outfits accompanied by trite comments by the author. I was appalled at some of the fashion choices she recommended, especially in mending "dated" outfits, since her "fixes" looked very dated as well. I had to check the publishing date of the bo...more
I'm confused about the intent of this book. The author seems to have strong opinions about what is "never cool" and what is "forever cool", but she doesn't explain why. Instead of tips on flattering one's figure or improving style, the reader instead is left with page after page of photos that too often do nothing more than show the author's personal taste.
A fun little book that pairs adult daughters and their moms for fashion updates. Using before and after shots it offers some great fashion advice on keeping your look flattering, up-to-date and age appropriate. (I am now certain I will be ditching the black and white polka dot cardigan that makes me look like a pregnant ladybug!)
The author's tone was off putting, the outfits were hideous--before AND AFTER, and the book really didn't have much to do with style swapping between mother and daughter.
Her tone is so parochial and patronizing. Condescending.
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