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Chic Simple: What Should I Wear?: Dressing for Occasions (Chic Simple) | Kim Johnson Gross, Jeff Stone | This book will help you look great and save money!!!
 
 


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Chic Simple: What Should I Wear?: Dressing for Occasions (Chic Simple)
Kim Johnson Gross, Jeff Stone

Knopf, 1998 - 224 pages

average customer review:based on 22 reviews
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     highly recommended  highly recommended



First the Rush of excitement the invitation brings, then the anxious question, "What should I wear?"  And the usual answer, "I have nothing to wear."  (i)  Chic Simple (/i)  takes care of both of those universal worries, not only showing what is appropriate for whatever occasion but helping you find the crucial outfit in your own closet.

More than a guide to the myriad events that make up modern life, this is a volume that helps you understand how to build a wardrobe and master the trick to adding the essential modification for each season.

To accomplish this, (i) Chic Simple (/i)  begins by asking you to assess your body type, lifestyle, and budget and then shows you how to assemble a flexible but affordable basic wardrobe that will make you look and feel great at any event - a wedding, a charity ball, a funeral, a bar mitzvah, a board meeting, a dinner date, a Saturday brunch, or a night at the opera or ballet.  It's an easy-to-use guide, whether you're on the West Coast, East Coast, or in between, to dressing for life, season by season.


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Fashion challenged? You don't have to be...

This is a gorgeous book, organized by season with a sizable section for situation-specific outfits. This is the best ChicSimple women's book because it covers the areas that work, etc. cover, only now you get bonus material and only have to buy one book!

Some have criticized it for showing designer clothing or a more formal look than we in the South wear. Well, you can't go to the department store and find a one-off of some fabulous designer item if you don't know what it looks like. The ChicSimple team is using the book to train your eye so that you can put the looks together or approximate them. Most people don't actually see the REAL clothing from the runway, let alone see it put together in a wearable arrangement. The authors do it in a way that isn't fussy, but practical and comfortable. They do an especially good job bridging the work/work-casual chasm that so many people face with sections showing you how to work a black blazer or basic camel pants.


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This book will help you look great and save money!!!

I am one of those people who goes to TJ Maxx or sales anywhere all the time and I buy tons of separates, and I think I am getting the greatest deal and that I am a true Shopping Diva. Then the most basic occassion arises and I have nothing to wear! I can't even find the best pieces I do have because my closet is drowning in my spontaneous, packrat purchases. This book teaches you to occassionally buy the expensive suit at Saks Fifth Avenue, but it will last ten years and be a versatile piece. This book helps people focus on what they need and when they need it- and teaches what to buy, and what not to buy. This book helps you be one of those people who always has the perfect thing on all the time!


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Great book from 2 stylists who worked for In-Style magazine

Kale's dislike of this book is a minority review. The classic look is timeless for career women of all ages. I am under age 50, and have never been called frumpy. Anyone whose closet is filled with trendy gauchos, tight polyester stretch pants, midriff shirts, funky embellished jeans and platform shoes is going to be turned off by Chic Simple, because she would have to throw out her entire wardrobe and start over. The Chinese dress, the Armani suit, the snowsuit and other items Kale found offensive have stood the test of time. The clothing fits classic tastes worn by Catherine Deneuve, Jackie Kennedy and Audrey Hepburn. It is unfortunate that few women under 40 do not emulate the great style icons of the past; instead, they prefer synthetics and tight clothes like J-Lo. If you want a rich, successful look, you should buy Chic Simple.


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As timely in 2003 as when it was written several years ago.

I adored this book. It gave great advice about dressing for every occasion, season and even city across the US and beyond.


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