women's clothing

Identifies and describes one hundred timeless wardrobe items and accessories the author believes every woman should own; arranged alphabetically with illustrations, quotations, and tips on brands, and where to buy.

Introduces readers to some of today's most provocative and uncoventional women, and reveals what it takes to become a wacky chick in the modern world, and how women everywhere can find creative fulfillment.

Explains how to develop one's own unique style, or fashion "voice," discussing experimentation, color and texture combination, occasion-appropriate clothing, and inspiration from films, musicians, and world regions, as well as faux pas to avoid.

Describes 101 common mistakes women make when choosing what to wear and provides tips on how to dress professionally.

Provides instructions, tips, and patterns for teenage girls who want to sew fashionable clothing, including skirts, tops, jackets, purses, and scarves.

Presents a guide to dressing and looking like a celebrity, including photographs of over 270 ways to translate star style into real life, from changing the figure, choosing clothing, and tips for getting ready for big events.

Profiles one hundred iconic dresses worn by celebrities, royalty, and others.

An analysis of the personal style of First Lady Michelle Obama that discusses its historical and cultural significance.

Offers guidance to women on how to dress their best everyday for casual, work, and formal occasions, providing advice on how to flatter a variety of body shapes, how to build a coordinated wardrobe, and how to create a signature style.

Examines twentieth-century fashion trends for women, describing the designs, fabrics, and styles popular in different decades, as well as the influence of dancers, actresses, and other celebrities on fashion.