Practical Princess Perfect Wardrobe: Declutter and re-jig your closet to transform your life
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.72 (759 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1849751145 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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Thus the Practical Princess was born! . Elika Gibbs spent seven years running dress and hire shop Bodie and Gibbs and transforming women of all shapes and sizes into a goddess for a night in the fabulous dresses she hired out. This in turn lead to those clients begging her to use her unique skills to re-organize and revamp thei
About the Author Elika Gibbs spent seven years running dress and hire shop Bodie and Gibbs and transforming women of all shapes and sizes into a goddess for a night in the fabulous dresses she hired out. Thus the Practical Princess was born! . This in turn lead to those clients begging her to use her unique skills to re-organize and revamp their wardrobes, including Kate Moss
In Practical Princess Perfect Wardrobe, organizational whizz and wardrobe expert Elika Gibbs shares the secrets of her unique three-step process, putting the luxury of a complete wardrobe makeover within everyone’s reach. The result? A hard-working, streamlined wardrobe that makes it easy to get dressed and easy to feel confident about yourself.. Finally, Elika focuses on savvy and successful shopping to fill the gaps. Once you’ve decided what to keep and what needs to go, the next step is to reorganize, rehang and color coordinate your wardrobe. Elika starts with a wardrobe assessment that’s designed to help you dress for the life you lead, and offers plenty of hand-holding as you clear out your closet
Eibhinn said Leans more toward the princess than the practical. Elika Gibbs started her career in fashion by opening a designer dress hire, where she rents out expensive designer dresses/ball gowns and shoes to people who need them for a glitzy event. She mentions alot of her clients are "photographed a lot" so they can't wear things more than once. Somehow she ended up helping some of her clients from the shop re-organize their wardrobes at home, which became a lucrative side project. This book is intended to demonstrate how to organize and optimize your wardrobe, which is apparently supposed to "transform your life." There are three main sections: Wardrobe assessment;. Somewhat helpful Anna Although it is nice to look at, this book wasn't as informative as I'd hoped it would be.Although it contains some common sense tips to organising your wardrobe, the advice is a little too general in nature and I didn't really learn anything new.I actually thought it would contain more information on how to buy "smart" so that you don't end up with loads of clothes and nothing to wear.I think it makes for a nice gift or coffee table book.. "Alright if you have a huge wardrobe and lots of space" according to SecondCherry. This book is OK. If you're going to buy it, I would recommend it in hard-copy format, as a gift or coffee table book, because without the colour pictures, the text isn't really enough to be worth buying but the hard-copy book is well produced and feels nice in the hand. Gibbs' clients are rich women with multiple houses, who need help organising their huge wardrobes: their problems aren't the problems most of us have. Nevertheless, there is some useful information, though much of it you can also find elsewhere, such as dressing nicely and doing your makeup when shopping for new clothes. For a better guide t