The Science of Sexy: Dress to Fit Your Unique Figure with the Style System that Works for Every Shape and Size The average American woman is 5"4' tall, weighs 160 pounds, wears a size 14, and bears no resemblance to the typical runway model.A. In The Science of Sexy, Bayou helps readers identify t
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| Title | : | The Science of Sexy: Dress to Fit Your Unique Figure with the Style System that Works for Every Shape and Size |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.88 (101 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1592402607 |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2006-12-28 |
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A celebrity fashion designer gives every woman the red-carpet treatment in this foolproof guide to choosing clothes that make you look fabulous—with tailor-made tips for forty-eight body types. The average American woman is 5"4' tall, weighs 160 pounds, wears a size 14, and bears no resemblance to the typical runway model. Yet the runway model sets the standard for "ideal" wardrobes. Top L.A. designer Bradley Bayou has dressed women of all shapes and sizes and knows that every woman has her own natural combination of silhouette shape, height, and weight. Style is not about fitting into the size you think is sexy, it is about picking clothes that fit your body correctly and that create balance. Perfect balance is perfect style. In The Science of Sexy, Bayou helps readers identify their silhouette shape (triangle, inverted triangle, rectangle, or hourglass) and combines that information with a height/weight chart to determine which of forty-eight "fitting rooms" to g
Editorial : A man for all sizes: Red carpet razzle-dazzler Bradley Bayou thinks big—and little and in-between. -- People
Bradley Bayou is the bomb! He makes women look absolutely exquisite regardless of their shape or size. A lot of designers work their entire lives and cannot really achieve that type of skill. -- Paula Abdul
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