Am I wearing it fat? Fashion Slimming Aesthetics Handbook

Author: (American) F, translated by Gao Hanmei
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: "Clothes only have two types: those that make you look fat and those that don’t—everything else is just details." American fashion master Lia F starts with the concept of slimming through clothing in this book, offering 12 classic dressing rules—ranging from basic selections of bras, stockings, and shaping undergarments to appropriate swimsuit styles; monochromatic dressing, multi-layered dressing techniques, to using scarves, jewelry, and collar designs to shift visual focus. Based on her extensive experience in designing and styling for the public over the past 20 years, F proves that well-chosen attire can indeed make you look slender while highlighting your inner style. She also points out common dressing styles, shopping tips, and when modifying clothing, as well as the most important aspect—how to find your unique style based on your personal traits.
This book applies aesthetic principles, adhering to the principles of beauty, practicality, and economy, to help individuals choose suitable clothing based on their age, body type, skin tone, profession, culture, and personal interests, thereby enhancing their lives. It also visually demonstrates through numerous images how different people can coordinate outfits under various conditions to showcase their charm and radiate elegance and allure. The essence of this book lies in choosing clothes that fit perfectly, concealing real or imagined flaws. At the same time, it will guide you in discovering which dressing styles can make you appear slender and well-proportioned.