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What Not To Wear: The Rules

What Not To Wear: The Rules

by Susannah Constantine (Author), Trinny Woodall (Author)

  • Used

    Paperback 2004

    $3.24

  • Used

    Paperback 2003

    $3.24
Synopsis

'Trinny and Susannah can be breathtakingly irritating but also happen to have extremely good taste.' - Elizabeth Hurley 'I'd rather eat my own hair than shop with these two again.' - Jeremy Clarkson Susannah and Trinny's straight-talking fashion advice has made them Britain's best-known style duo. Now in their third BBC television series, they continue to make-over more unsuspecting style casualties. Offering advice on how to develop personal style, whilst making the most of your body shape, hiding your defects and flaunting those assets! Susannah and Trinny are not about fashion; they are about personal style - dressing for your body shape and personality - and this book shows you how.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 176
 Edition: 01
 Publisher: Phoenix
Published: 01 Jun 2004
ISBN 10: 1841882496
ISBN 13: 9781841882499
Book Overview: Published for the first time in a unique diary-sized format - this year's ultimate fashion accessory. Over 680,000 hardback copies sold in under 3 months. Susannah & Trinny's first television series triumphantly opened with 1.7m viewers and finished on episode 8 with 3.5 million viewers. Susannah & Trinny's personal directory of high street shops, boutiques and department stores covers 25 cities around the UK, sourcing brands and outlets which cater for every size and shape.

Author Bio
Susannah & Trinny are two of the UK's most famed television personalities. They also write for the fabulously trendy HEAT magazine, in which they have a weekly column about celebrities and their attire. They also do a monthly makeover in Thursday's DAILY MAIL. Trinny & Susannah's eighth primetime television series will be shown on ITV in the autumn. They write for Heat magazine and the Sun. They are Britain's best known style experts, called upon to adjudicate on all matters sartorial.