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!).

Some call it style, others a matter of taste - that certain touch some men have that lets them pick out and combine just the right suits, shirts, ties, and shoes. There is no trick to dressing stylishly as a man. Peruse this guidebook and take a peek into the studios of the best tailors and shoemakers on the international fashion scene.

With the popularity of tattoos among women, you never know what is inked beneath their clothes. This book features forty women discussing their choice to become tattooed ladies. It includes true life stories from women of all walks of life, revealing the funny, moving, and empowering moments that lead women to get tattooed.

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.

Not since Jackie O has there been such widespread interest in the clothing worn by a first lady. Michelle Obama has captured the imagination of millions of American women and is a truly modern style icon.

Founded in 1978, Aveda is a leading name in eco-chic health and beauty. In this text, the founder of Aveda sets out the principles of achieving mind/body beauty.

This guide helps individuals to understand themselves through the lens of their bodies. Chapters include: looking appealing; diet and body perception; youngsters and their body image; and feeling comfortable with your body.

In the tradition of his bestselling WACKY CHICKS, celebrated style arbiter Simon Doonan offers a tongue-in-cheek guide to personal style for good-humoured, non-conformist women everywhere.

Explaining the three major body types of overweight women, this book offers tips on how to dress with flair and according to one's own personality, regardless of size. It also includes hints on how to adapt clothing to suit the size.

Defines the Japanese Lolita style. This title caters to fans of two separate but related fashions: Gothic and - to a greater extent - Lolita. It offers content covering the Gothic and Lolita culture in North America.

Includes illustrated chapters that offer advice on how to wear (and accessorize) six key wardrobe components: suits, sport coats, trousers, shirts, ties, and tuxedos.

A celebrity fashion designer gives every woman the red carpet treatment in this foolproof guide to choosing clothes that make the reader fabulous - with tailor-made tips for 48 body types.

A Man's Guide to Looking Good. Derived from Esquire's wildly successful magazine devoted to men's style called 'The Big Black Book', this contains the same humorous and pragmatic approach. Includes useful advice on every aspect of a mans wardrobe, along with tips on suit fabric, outerwear, grooming strategies and much more.

A Historical Survey with 190 Plates. Reprint.

This elegant box holds a 48-page colour book plus 10 themed cards and envelopes.