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Ms Blaelock's Book of Signature Wardrobe Planning

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Are you confident your clothes suit you and reflect who you really are?
Drawing on early twentieth century purchasing patterns and advice, through two World Wars and the Great Depression, Alexandria Blaelock describes a four-step system for developing your wardrobe plan. You’ll learn what you need to know, to have the courage to make a plan and stick with it.
• Your budget
• What’s appropriate
• Your style
• What you need
And the background knowledge that will make your wardrobe plan last; how to:
• create wardrobe capsules
• perform wardrobe reviews
• prepare to shop
• identify good fit and quality
• care for your clothing
• maintain your body shape
All so you can confidently build your signature wardrobe.

296 pages, Hardcover

First published March 2, 2015

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Alexandria Blaelock

107 books35 followers
Australian author Alexandria Blaelock writes mostly fantasy and mystery.
She’s appeared in the Stringybark Anthology Crowd Surfing, Pulphouse Fiction Magazine, and Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine.
She’s also written five self-help books applying business techniques to personal matters like getting dressed, tidying up, and feeding friends.
When not exploring parallel universes, she talks to animals, indulges in K-dramas, and sips Campari. She lives in the Dandenongs, where she relishes the sound of birdsong, the scent of gum leaves and the sun on her face.


Discover more at: https://alexandriablaelock.com/
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November 2, 2015
I wrote this book because I couldn't find what I wanted to know about how to build (or plan) a wardrobe to last more than a single fashion cycle. I wanted practical guidance about how much to spend, and what to buy to get the best value for what I could afford to spend. Along the way I discovered how women during Two World Wars and the Great Depression managed, and now I am sharing it with you.
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