Dressing Nifty After Fifty by: Corinne Richardson
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 746
EAN: 9780978663605
ISBN: 0978663608
Label: Willcott & Corn Books
Manufacturer: Willcott & Corn Books
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 188
Publication Date: November 03, 2006
Publisher: Willcott & Corn Books
Studio: Willcott & Corn Books
Sales Rank: 48399
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Product Description:
Imagine owning the perfect wardrobe. It's easy with Dressing Nifty After Fifty, the definitive guide to a simple, stylish wardrobe.
Just as one size does not fit all, one wardrobe does not fit all. Unlike any other wardrobe book, the process outlined in Dressing Nifty After Fifty is highly individualized, asking the reader to start by making a list of her activities during a typical 14-day period. Next, she'll discover how to build a wardrobe on three basic colors, enhance her body shape with clothes, look thinner and taller, add spice to her outfits with her most flattering colors, and combine comfort and style with her shoes. To help the reader complete her ideal wardrobe plan, tips are included for closet cleanup, clothing maintenance, shopping, grooming, travel, and ways to stay gorgeous as time goes by.
By adopting this system of dressing, the reader will have a wardrobe for all of her activities. She will find that by concentrating on the quality, rather than the quantity, of her wardrobe, she will love and wear everything that she owns. Most important, she will gain a sense of control over her life, giving her the freedom to spend her energy and time on the things she wants to do and the people she loves.
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This book is for someone looking for a uniform -- not trying to develop her own style. "How Not to Look Old" by Krupp is a much better book for what I was seeking.
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I felt that while the advice was "safe" it was dowdy and in some cases frumpy. I think that there are better guides available.
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Ms. Richardson has written a book with excellent information about obtaining a classic wardrobe after 50. However, it was sometimes hard to believe that the book was written in 2007, as she uses terms like "Pantsuit", "Caftan" and "Washable Suede Fabric". EEK! So 70's and 80's!! I hope when she referrs to "Pantsuit" that most women realize today that it means matching pants and a blazer. She also mentions "streaking" your hair. "Streaking and Frosting" also went out with the 70's and make you ... Read More
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I always thought when a woman turned 50, her life would be less hectic, and much simpler. Boy, was I wrong! I have so many interests and activities, and a new boyfriend, that I barely have time to get dressed, much less going out shopping and knowing what to buy when I do. This book helped me so much. I like dressing in a classic style, with a touch of trendy, and I like being able to do it efficiently. I am dependent on this book to keep me on the right track. Being over 50 is awesome, especially ... Read More
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Dressing Nifty After Fifty addresses dressing well after 50 years of age superficially and not especially interesting or informative. I was amazed to find there was space dedicated to women our age who don't understand how to clean a closet. Save your money and perhaps dress simply in basic colors. Dressing Rich, a book written with the classy woman in mind is a far more indepth study of looking good at any age, and it was written in the early 80's, and stands tall 25 years later. Sorry Ms. Richardson, ... Read More
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