The Cool Factor: A Guide to Achieving Effortless Style, with Secrets from the Women Who Have It

Andrea Linett

avr. 2016 · Vendu par Artisan

À propos de cet e-book

“An excellent idea for a book. . . . Next time I spend more than $40 on an article of clothing, I’ll run it by Linett first.”
—The New York Times Book Review
 
In a culture where trends are born and die every minute, maintaining style and effortlessness at every age requires that little extra something—the cool factor. Being “cool” isn’t about chasing trends or defying age but about following a few key guidelines. Yes, the cool factor is a skill that can be learned!

In this photo-packed guide, Andrea Linett, a famed personal stylist and founding creative director of Lucky magazine, offers easy-to-implement, actionable tips that will change the way women dress. The tips are modeled by real-life style icons like Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth and Christene Barberich, founder of Refinery29, as Andrea highlights the ingenious ways in which they skillfully pile on layers, or dress up denim for work or a party. The book is organized into chapters that include wardrobe classics, denim, leather, suits, dressing up, and accessories, and features style hacks that turn an outfit into a masterpiece (choosing shoes that instantly slim you, combining tough and feminine pieces, and accessorizing a day-to-night look). Packed with useful lists and examples, this guide is the would-be stylish woman’s best friend.

À propos de l'auteur

Andrea Linett has an extensive background in publishing and brand marketing. She is the founding creative director of Lucky, the award-winning magazine about shopping and style. She has held creative director positions at both eBay Fashion and Michael Kors and is the author of I Want to Be Her!, a style memoir based on her website of the same name, and coauthor of the bestselling Lucky Shopping Manual and The Lucky Guide to Mastering Any Style. She was recently voted one of Fast Company’s Most Creative People in Business 1000. Linett lives in New York City with her husband, photographer Michael Waring.