Who Do You Want to Be Today?: Be Inspired to Dress Differently. Trinny Woodall & Susannah Constantine

I love this book, it's about your personality and your soul, the authors recomends what clotes, the make up, the hairstyle, and the accesories for any fashion style. The book is the complement of the others books of Trinny and Susannah.

I live in the US and love Trinny and Susannah so much more than Stacey and Clinton. I have almost all their books and have gotten a lot out of them. That being said, this is not a book about the basics. They have other books about that, sort of a fashion 101 for what kind of foundations you need for your arse and what colors go with what and what to wear to make your [...] smaller, larger, etc. This is not that book. It is a book about style. Developing it, exploring it, taking it to the next level. It's not for the faint of heart. You won't see sneakers in this book. I read the whole thing in one night. It took awhile to get here after I ordered it, and I was so excited to get my hands on it. I have a body more like Susannah than Trinny, and I general like to dress more like a Bombshell to show off those curves. Have you ever seen women who have that "it"? You don't quite know what "it" is, but you know you don't have it. But you want it. This is the book on how to get the It, whether it's hard rock, diva, boho. They actually teach you the key things for each look to seek out, and then tell you the hair and makeup components to go with it. Buy it. Enjoy it.

Well, the girls did it again. I own and have read every book they've written and I think I look better for it. But this book may be my all-time favorite. It claims to be mainly about fun and frivolity, which it is, but it also has some pretty profound ideas about personal style and identity and how to explore those concepts. The authors have broken down and defined various types of clothing styles for women in a way I've never thought of before, but in a way that absolutely rings true. I now understand why one look appeals to me instantly (it conveys a message I love), while another look doesn't speak to me (it communicates an idea that isn't me at all). The book is laid out beautifully, art directed beautifully, the photos are top-notch, and the collage pages for every type are great. The advice about hair and make-up is helpful. I'm sure I'll use this book over and over again. It truly is fun and entertaining, but, really, so much more: it's about expressing the soul of personal identity and experimenting with that identity. (Note to Trinny & Susannah: Keep the books coming and please bring your show to the U.S.! We need you!)