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Learn to Speak Fashion

A Guide to Creating, Showcasing, and Promoting Your Style
by Laura deCarufel
September 2012. 96p. 978-1-92697-734-5.
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Gr 6-10–A beautifully designed primer on developing one’s personal style. Filled with cool illustrations, the book is a hip guide for readers who want to take their passion for fashion a step or two further than just cruising the local mall. The focus is on looking good while feeling good about oneself, regardless of one's size. deCarufel shines the spotlight on all areas of the fashion world from magazines to stylists and photographers, and doesn’t linger on modeling. She urges readers to think creatively and have fun with fashion. Elaine Black
Reviewed by Shelley Diaz , Sep 01, 2012

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