The Dress Doctor by Edith Head is a comprehensive guide to fashion and style. Edith Head was a renowned Hollywood costume designer who worked with some of the biggest stars in the film industry. In this book, she shares her expertise on how to dress for different occasions, body types, and personal styles.The Dress Doctor covers a wide range of topics, from choosing the right colors and fabrics to accessorizing and creating a signature look. Head provides practical advice on everything from selecting the perfect dress for a formal event to dressing for a job interview or a casual weekend outing.The book is illustrated with photographs and sketches that demonstrate Head's concepts and ideas. It also includes anecdotes and stories from her time in Hollywood, giving readers a glimpse into the glamorous world of film and fashion.Whether you're a fashion novice or a seasoned style expert, The Dress Doctor is an essential guide to looking and feeling your best. With its timeless advice and classic tips, this book is a must-have for anyone who wants to master the art of dressing well.A Star-Studded Autobiography By Paramount's Fashion Chief.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

A practical career guide details the ins and outs of fashion production, capturing the inspiration and passion of the entire fashion industry, from designer, model, and photographer, to stylist and color specialist.

A big night out can be graduation, a prom, a family wedding, confirmation, or Bar or Bat Mitzvah. Whatever the occasion, it is a time when every young person wants to look her (or his) best. This is the book that has it all – tips on planning for the big day, a countdown for getting ready, how to look great in photos, a common-sense guide to party manners, and sound advice about making sure the evening is safe as well as fun. It provides a get-ready plan, the scoop on the comfortable versus excruciating shoe debate, what to do if a zipper breaks, and of course how to accept a compliment gracefully. Jeanne Beker, the mother of two teenage girls and fashion guru extraordinaire, writes wisely and sensitively, affirming that realities like a budget or non-model looks are no barrier to feeling and looking good. You’re on a budget? Scour vintage stores or your favorite aunt’s closet. You don’t look like a model? Take pleasure in finding your own style. From the big question of what to wear to the essential question of how to get home safely, this is a book that’s sure to make a big night out a treasured memory.

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