There's a great feature on looking youthful in today's Telegraph and (brace yourselves for another shameless plug), Style Forever gets a mention. I am double chuffed because a) it's written by Lisa Armstrong one of my favourite fashion journalists and b) the Telegraph has used my favourite illustration from the book. Double Denim, yeah. If you'd like to see some more of Leo Greenfield's lovely illustrations, there's a small excerpt from my Grown-up Style Tribes chapter on the Fenwick website HERE.
We're in Paris having a much-needed break. Wishing you all a very Happy Easter.
Have a lovely time, pleased your book is selling well, silly me for not getting my hands on it before it was sold out! Waiting for next print run.
ReplyDeleteWent and found the article. Great callout on your new book. Can't wait to read it. Will be purchasing as soon as I get home to the states in May. Enjoy Paris!
ReplyDeleteGood article and hooray for the shout out to Style Forever. xo
ReplyDeleteThat was an interesting article and she's definitely right about 'Bobs'.
ReplyDelete...also love your Style Tribe link from your book I've pre-ordered. My dear AW, as you might guess GSL is not a patient man and as many a customer service rep can attest, I don't like being put on 'hold'. This September 1st USA release date just won't do!!!
ReplyDeleteI love Lisa's column, let me know if you come over the wall for a book signing.
ReplyDeleteRe botox/surgery, I really don't think it ever makes anyone look younger, maybe a more 'refined' version of themselves but if that's their choice...who am I to judge?
Love your Style Tribes and glad I don't have to pick just one!
ReplyDeleteUsed judiciously, I think Botox can make you look less careworn. It's just wrong,in my moral/aesthetic/ curmudgeonly opinion, to freeze-frame your face.
ReplyDeletePs: Congrats on the book! Happy Easter, Passover, etc.
ReplyDeleteParis - a great place to unwind and enjoy the festivities of Easter.
ReplyDeleteYour book sold out before I was able to purchase it. I am waiting for the print release. It’s a long and disciplined road to reach publication. Congratulations. I've written books for education so I can only imagine the grueling demands you must have endured to write for the highly competitive fashion/ style market. However, as you are a thoroughbred of thie industry I know (as your sales confirm) that your book will be a fabulous read when I can get my hands on it. Enjoy your well earned rest. XXX
So happy for you to see that all the hard work has paid off, all that working up to the deadline was worth it, have my copy, so feeling smug.
ReplyDeleteHappy Springtime! (for those in the Northern Hemisphere; happy vintage for those in the Southern).
ReplyDeleteThose drawings are exquisite, but all the women depicted are tall and thin, and seem to have considerable funds.