Is the world more fascinated with the sex lives of celebrities-or the clothing lives of celebrities? Judging by the massiveamount of magazine pages devoted to who's wearing what, and who's wearing it best-it's the latter! Nobody knows the insider story on celebrity fashion betterthan Jaye Hersh-a top celebrity stylist, regularly featured onEntertainment Tonight, Extra, Good Day Live, QVC, and theStyle Channel. Hersh's über-popular Los Angeles boutiqueIntuition has become the place to find the next "big thing"or the current celebrity "must have." Her discerning intuitionhas consistently discovered items appearing on Daily Candy, and in People, In Style, In Touch, and Los Angeles magazines.Celebrity clients such as Eva Longoria, Julia Roberts, andJessica Simpson always know they'll find the latest andgreatest looks at Intuition before they hit the streets. This July will see the launch of "Hollywood Intuition"-Hersh'sexciting line of accessories for the fashionista on a budget.Accompanying the splash debut of this exclusive accessoriesline, Hollywood Intuition the book, offers in print for the firsttime Hersh's insider style tips, emphasizing how developingtrue star quality isn't simply about knowing what's in-butknowing what's inside you. What separates a fashion victorfrom a fashion victim is the ability to tap into your intuitionabout who you are at your core and consciously make your styledecisions a form of self-expression. Filled with fun and practical tips and advice, HollywoodIntuition includes six "Hollywood Screen Tests" for readersto take to discover which celebrity icon they relate to most.Are you a Sexy Sirenista, a Yoganista, or an Ingenue? Hershhelps you find out! And, Hollywood Intuition's "People, Place, Things" chapters are the ultimate resource for discoveringyour mood, ways to dress for different locales, and whatmust-have object can help define your style.
LOVED this book. Ideas and tips and pictures help you to create looks that look good on you. If you like looking through gossip magazines at the fashions, you will like this book. A fast read, very entertaining and interesting.
Fun, Inspiring, and Fabulous!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 15 years ago
This is a darling little book that has a lot inside the covers. Jaye Hersh, newly minted Target designer, is a Hollywood stylist who also operates a Los Angeles boutique called "Intuition". She shares her insights and thoughts on the art of dressing and presenting oneself. Her most illuminating maxims include, "life is not a dress rehearsal, so you should not be wearing dress rehearsal clothes.", "You must feel as if the world is your movie and you are the star of your life story". I wholeheartedly agree! In addition, the unique aspect of this book is while it is not a psychology tome, it does address issues of self-esteem and self-worth. Reasons for shopping are also discussed (sound familiar, ladies?). And while the book never has a chiding tone, it does remind us to have mindfulness related to budgets or quick-fix shopping trips. OK- now the fun stuff. Ms. Hersh has created an entertaining cadre of six "fashion types" that you will recognize and relate to. From sexy Sirenista to Ingenue, Bohemian Princess or Rock-n-Roller, you will enjoy taking the included quizzes to determine your dominant type with tips to enhance your approach. Charming illustrations depict approaches to dressing for "Starcups Runs" to "Playground Run"- with your kids!. Accessories and unique approaches to creating an individual look are covered thoroughly. I also appreciate the matter-of-fact approach to self-image and dressing when you are not at your ideal weight. Ms. Hersh wants us to (most importantly) feel fabulous and look fabulous whether we are movie stars or not. A real inspiration!
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