Straight-talking BBC Television style experts Susannah Constantine & Trinny Woodall reveal the secrets of looking good and offer advice on making the most of your body in this super-stylish diary format edition.

A completely comprehensive guide to solving all clothing and beauty dilemmas from Britain's most famous style experts.

A stunning new-look edition of the style bible from the 1960s written by French fashion guru Genevieve Antoine Dariaux which provided the inspiration for Kathleen Tessaro's novel of the same name. A timeless version of What Not to Wear.

Style experts Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine reveal the secrets of looking good for every occasion in this super-stylish diary format edition.

How to change your image and feel fabulous.

The complete guide to finding the style that is right for your body.

Deep in the hushed dimness of a second-hand bookshop, Louise Canova discovers a faded hardback. It is an A-Z of how to be elegant, written many years before. As she starts reading, the book's pages whisper something elusive - a way to face up to her unhappy marriage and recapture her self-esteem.

An exquisitely illustrated gift edition of this perennial classic.

A gripping historical novel, based on a true story, which tells the tale of a girl born into rough cloth who hungered for lace and was hanged for murder in 1763. By a well-known Irish writer.

Style experts Trinny Woodall & Susannah Constantine define the 12 classic women's body shapes and advise on the key garments and best (and worst) looks for each shape.

Presents a helping of straightlaced sewing advice for stylish results. This work shows you how to transform tacky bridesmaid gowns and pleated pants into picture-perfect tops, skirts and accessories. It delivers 30 projects that are achievable for even the new sewer.

Shows ways to transform any ordinary T-shirt. This title rates the difficulty of each project from 1 to 4 and includes projects which take not more than 30 minutes to create. It includes supplies which are easy to find: T-shirts, scissors, sewing needle and thread.

Presents contemporary lifestyle etiquette for girls aged 16-30 years.

Aims to teach you how to become a clothes connoisseur, look fabulous without spending a fortune and spot a Hermes scarf at forty paces. This book contains stories and useful information, and is useful for anyone who loves clothes (and bags and shoes!).

Dressmaking for dummies. A beautifully designed, fun, unintimidating and inspirational tour around the world of home-sewing, pompom making and generally messing around with bits of material.

In 121 unexpected, easy-to-follow projects, this book on T-shirt shows first how to tee-off with the basic materials, plus add-ons and techniques. More than half the projects require no sewing, and all are rated according to the level of difficulty.

Maisy Dresses Up is one of four stories adapted from the Maisy animated TV series. Find out what Maisy decides to dress up as when she goes to Tallulah's fancy-dress party? Lift the flaps and pull the tabs to find out.

George wished he wasn't the scruffiest giant in town. So when he sees a new shop selling giant-sized clothes, he decides it's time for a new look: smart trousers, smart shirt, stripy tie, shiny shoes. Now he's the smartest giant in town ...until he bumps into some animals who desperately need his help - and his clothes.

Contains detailed instructions on making Japanese garments, from kimono to two-toe socks, using either traditional Japanese sewing methods or easier modern methods. The book includes patterns, fabric suggestions and sizing instructions.