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(More customer reviews)I've been interested in fashion and being unique with clothes since seventh grade (im in eighth now). So, I was looking through the young adult section of Barnes & Noble several weeks ago when I stumbled across this book and began reading it. I was so fascinated in the fact that somebody had actually written a book on fasihon and clothes that I bought it right away.
Because the author is a fifteen-year-old high school student, the fashions are pretty much what people are wearing as of today. At the beginning, the book includes ideas on clothes to flatter your body type, shopping tips, and ideas for taking your old clothes and making them new. The majority of the book is devoted to the outfits, which are modeled on real teen girls and are composed of all the fashions that teens love (minis, heels, etc.)
While the fashions were pretty creative and could give you some great ideas, they weren't anything too special. Anybody who has a creative mind could easily come up with outfits like this- or even better. But if you are stuck in a rut, you should definitely check this book out for ideas. Another annoying thing I found was that a lot of the outfit ideas were based on hip-hop style... I know that lots of people are into that, but I thought the book was lacking more in more feminine, classic, and wild styles, which I am more fond of. I also didn't understand why the author recommended wearing thong undewear and seemed to worship them so much, but then again, to each her own. The fashions may be dated in several years, but that shouldn't stop you from buying this book if you're interested in developing your own personal style. Just use this book for inspiration, and soon you will be able to come up with great outfits on your own.
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When Chase Koopersmith started ninth grade at Beverly Hills High, she decided she would try to get through the whole school year without wearing the same outfit twice. When her mother replied, "Not with my budget!", Chase had to get creative. With innovative use of accessories, simple embellishments, and good shopping, Chase pulled it off-and in How to Be a Teen Fashionista, she shows you how you can, too! Illustrated with full-color photos throughout, this book shows you how to buy the right clothes for your figure, accessorize them properly, and mix-and-match them for a look that is never boring and always stylish. This is the ultimate book for teens who love clothes-and what teenage girl doesn't?
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