El arte de tener estilo: La guía perfecta para crear tu propio look

by Somer Flaherty

Accomplished stylist Somer Flaherty helps readers figure out what their look is (or ought to be), and how to tailor that look to their own particular body type. Also, for all of the future Rachel Zoes out there, Flaherty helps readers understand the skills that are necessary to style others, and to even turn styling into a real career.

Genres: Fashion, Nonfiction

160 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

Reviews

[Chelsey Cosh]

Fun and short, the best thing about this quickie of a book is its visual qualities. I do love the section about the rule of threes to be more balanced in your outfit. But I wouldn't necessarily look to this slim but cute volume for a comprehensive take on styling. Still, fun while it lasted!

[Stephanie]

The Book of Styling was a really fun read! As a self-proclaimed fashionista I didn't think I'd learn a lot, but boy was I wrong! I followed the tips in this book and re-vamped my closet, and I can say in all honesty that I've never been happier with the result. After learning all the little tips and tricks contained in this book, finding something to wear is a snap. If you guys haven't heard of "The Rule of Threes" I definitely recommend you check out The Book of Styling and take control of your out-of-control wardrobes!

[Kathy]

I appreciate receiving this as a GoodReads winner. I felt it was well laid out, and had something for everyone no matter what their sense of style. It had good basic info on how to dress flatteringly for your body type, to how to put together fun outfits. This was more a book for younger women- perhaps late middle school through high school or early college. After I read it, I gave it to a young friend in college and she has very much enjoyed going through it for tips and ideas.

[Bunny]

This is another book from ZEST BOOKS that Sis keeps swiping off my TO READ pile. Its a beginners guide to fashion, with tips on how to attain certain "stylized" looks, and how to dress best for your body shape, etc.

Took me about an hour to flip through, but Sis has been keeping it in her room for "reference". I don't know how many times Ive had to put it back on my TBR after finding it in her room. lol

[Melissa]

I read books like this all of the time. Why have I not been keeping track of them? This one was a favorite because it talks about the power of three, how to dress for your body type, shows different types of style, how to curate your closet and more. The only read downside was the lack of real pictures.

[Janet]

If anyone has seen me or my closet - they will definetly say I need this book. Any kind of help is very appreciated. Really hope I win this book. Will update with style makeover upon completion of book if I win !

[Kenya Rodriguez]

This book is a perfect tool for the beginner of styling. This book will help you to know what to wear according to body type , and it will teach you how to mix clothes, and how to give a better use to your wardrobe.

[Mandy]

The book didn't seem to have a set audience. It started out like it was for teens, but later gave suggestions for things to 'tuck in your desk drawer at work'. It was pretty generic, and the last couple chapters dealt with being a stylist, which is not why I was read it.

[A]

An excellent guide to the basics, with really cute illustrations, usable information. Suitable not only for teens!

[Jordan]

Lots of usefull advice, but the activities seemed to be for someone more into fashion than me. The las two chapters were abot how to be a stylist so I didn't read them.

[Cole]

I'm kind of embarrassed by how actually helpful I found this YA style book...

[Tiffany Newman]

really awesome book talks about how to style like a pro and a cheep way to make u look good and save money

[Dani]

Somer Flaherty did an amazing job creating descriptions for fashion in this book of styling. I loved reading it and learned a lot. :)

[Tina]

I loved this book. Excellent styling advice that really got me thinking about outfits, colors and "looks" that would fit my body type.

[Liesl]

Good book/advice for a younger age group--I would say teens-college