Looking Good: Wardrobe Planning and Personal Style Development

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Provides everything women need to look their personal best, not by following fashion trends, but by spotlighting their best features to create the most flattering and timeless look possible.

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 "Excellent Book -- Well Worth the Price" 2009-02-20
By Marion McNairy
When this book arrived, I literally spent hours poring over it. It was all that I expected and more! I am familiar with color theory, so that information was not new, but I am delighted with the wardrobe planning information, the use of accessories, and the suggestions for dealing with problem areas of our bodies. I am a home sewer, and I am so motivated by this book that I plan to design capsule wardrobes for day, casual and evening. I look forward to choosing patterns and colors to make my wardrobe sparkle. And, by the way, I am anticipating celebrating my 70th birthday in two months, and finding a "improved" me is my birthday present to myself. This book is going to help me accomplish that task!

 "This book is the bomb!" 2008-04-13
By Jo Edwards (Port of Spain, Trinidad)
This is a book for both the individual trying to improve personal style as well as professionals in the image industry. As an image consultant myself, this is the first book that I have found that really covers every aspect of image. It even includes undergarments something that is lacking in 99% of image books on the market. This is the book to get. I now consider this my image bible. If I am doing workshops, its the only book I take with me in the event I have to answer a question to a subject which my not be the focus of my expertise (e.g. colour)

Forget the others, buy this book. You will not be sorry.

 "A must have book" 2008-01-14
By S. Maisonet (Florida)
I enjoy this book so much that I have decided to give a class on it.

 "yes dated" 2007-02-06
By E.Dickenson
it is amazing how dated a book that isn't THAT old can be. Some older fasion/style books have a nostalgic charm of their own,not this one. Spend your money elsewhere!

 "Dated! Dated! Dated!" 2006-07-15
By Mary R. Lauer (Grayslake, IL United States)
I owned this and threw it out recently. It was an embarassment. Do not buy it. If you must see it, visit your library. The only thing that's good about this is the descriptions of fashion personality types, which is a fun read. Other than that, save your money and buy the Lucky Manual or Pocket Stylist instead.




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Out & About Campus: Personal Accounts by Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender College Students

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From California to Vermont, countless college students are grappling not only with grades, jobs, and student loans but with their very identity. For gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered students, college can be a disorienting and lonely experience. In spite of tremendous progress over the past 20 years, the presence of GLBT clubs, and queer studies curricula, an overwhelmingly large number of them not only feel isolated, but are too afraid to do anything about it. In Out & About Campus, the first book of its kind, the courageous voices of 28 remarkable individuals, shatter this unbearable silence to provide comfort, inspiration, insight and hope. A young man prevails as the first student to create a gay and lesbian studies major at the University of Wisconsin. A self-described "queer woman of color" helps to form gay Chicano/a solidarity at Stanford. A basketball player battles homophobia on the Harvey Mudd women's team. A brave man attends the University of Texas in drag. Students in North Carolina, California, Utah, and North Dakota reconcile their sexuality with their religious beliefs, often in the face of derision and interrogation.

All of them faced down their peers, their teachers, their parents, their adminstration, and their self-doubts to carve out a place of honesty and integrity for themselves. By bravely sharing their stories, they will help others to follow in their footsteps and help to provide a truly equal opportunity for all on campuses from coast to coast.
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 "Essential reading, gay or straight" 2002-12-04
By Travis (West Richland, WA)
Coming out of the closet is one of those things that makes one feel out in the open and sticking out like a sore thumb. You contemplate that you might be gay or bi, then finally realize that you are and come out of the closet. Right away, especially if you're anything like me, that's exactly what goes on. Surely, right off the bat, one will feel that they can't talk on the same level let alone relate to anyone. Out of curiosity, I bought this book, and read a bunch of the stories. Although not all of them are just about coming out of the closet, I could relate to a lot of the stories, and probably anyone that has ever come out and goes or has gone to college can relate to at least one of them. All in all, however, in order to get the most out of college, and an open minded perspective, I strongly recommend this collection to anyone just graduating high school and bound for college. Or, don't, and end up with everyone hating you, for you haven't outgrown the high school labeling mentality of calling every gay man a faggot.

 "Fascinating, Engaging, Helpful" 2000-06-27
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The voices of the students come through eloquently in this engaging and fascinating book. The diversity of the GLBT experience on campus is evident. The book helps provide insight into the various experiences of GLBT students and helps readers see the experience as not at all monolithic. I recommend this excellent book.

 "Unbelievable!" 2000-04-25
By Nicole (Ithaca, NY)
As a straight college-age female, I was worried that I might not be able to identify and relate to the experiences of the writers. As I read, however, the authors made me realize that their stories are simply an account of their struggle to do what they feel is right--a process to which anyone can relate. I especially enjoyed the piece by the student from the University of Texas, Andrew Gray. His courage and determination are truly remarkable. Yay Andrew!


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