Curated Closet : A Simple System for Discovering Your Personal Style and Building Your Dream Wardrobe - by Anuschka Rees (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br> Presents a strategic approach to identifying, refining, and expressing personal style and building the ideal wardrobe to match it, with every day style and shopping strategies. <p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br> <b>Is your closet jam-packed and yet you have absolutely nothing to wear? Can you describe your personal style in one sentence? If someone grabbed a random piece from your closet right now, how likely is it that it would be something you love and wear regularly?<br></b><br> With so many style and shopping options, it can be difficult to create a streamlined closet of pieces that can be worn easily and confidently. In <i>The Curated Closet</i>, style writer Anuschka Rees presents a fascinatingly strategic approach to identifying, refining, and expressing personal style and building the ideal wardrobe to match it, with style and shopping strategies that women can use every day. Using <i>The Curated Closet</i> method, you'll learn to: <p/> - Shop smarter and more selectively<br>- Make the most of your budget<br>- Master outfit formulas and color palettes<br>- Tweak your wardrobe for work<br>- Assess garment fit and quality like a pro<br>- Curate a closet of fewer, better pieces <p/> Including useful infographics, charts, and activities, as well as beautiful fashion photography, <i>The Curated Closet</i> is the ultimate practical guide to authentic and unique style. <p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br> it never hurts to take inventory of what's in your closet already in order to make good decisions when you're staring at a pile of yeses in the dressing room. That's where Berlin-based blogger Anuschuka Rees comes in. . . [she] is dedicated to helping women curate their perfect wardrobes using all kinds of handy charts, infographics, and lists that make the process less emotional and more data-oriented.<br><b><b>- Glamour.com</b></b> <p/>Fans of the author's blog, Marie Kondo devotees, and anyone who's tired of having a full closet but 'nothing to wear' will treasure this superb resource.<br><b><b>- Stephanie Klose, <i>Library Journal <p/></i></b></b>Does your weakness for sales leave you with clothing you'll never wear? Do you love buying dressy clothes but seldom have an occasion to wear them? Do you have a full closet but still have trouble finding something to wear? Style blogger Anuschka Rees may have a solution for you. In <i>The Curated Closet. . .</i>she outlines how to analyze your wardrobe and lifestyle. She counsels discipline, suggesting you make a list of the items you need and shop with that list in hand, looking for quality and durability.<br><b><b><i><b>- The Boston Globe</b> <p/></i></b></b>Lifestyle blogger Rees's first book, based on the blog <i>Into Mind</i>, is a fun and practical guide to discovering one's personal style. The goal is for women to easily choose an outfit that they like every single morning, to wear a large portion of clothes from their closet, and to be able to dress for their own lifestyles. Focusing on what one likes to wear and what one does most often, Rees provides a variety of methods to achieve a wardrobe that works. To begin, readers are encouraged to document their own outfits for two weeks (taking a photograph every day), observing their favorite and least favorite looks, colors, fits, and garments. From there, Rees advises readers on how to revitalize their personal style and build a fully wearable wardrobe. The book uses simple but eye-opening graphics to emphasize its points, such as side-by-side pie charts comparing lifestyle to current wardrobe. Refreshing and thorough, Rees delivers a fashion-forward guide that's awesomely sensible.<br><b>- <i>Publishers Weekly <p/></i></b>"Have you ever walked out of your house only to later regret your less-than-perfect clothing choices? <i>The Curated Closet</i> [is] about ten steps above and beyond most other closet make-over books. You'll get a walk-through into building a dream wardrobe that you will actually be happy to wear. Author Anuschka Rees guides the reader through a series of questions that will hone choices to your personality and your varied lifestyles. (Hiking, office work, semi-formal, hanging out, etc.) Once the wardrobe is pared down to what you really need, Rees works on teaching methods to put together outfits that work. In her own words, she'll teach 'the secret to making sure you never again have nothing to wear.' I heartily recommend <i>The Curated Closet</i> to anyone who has ever stood in front of their closet, baffled by its contents."<b><i><br></i>- Tracey Trudeau, Powell's Books</b> <p/>"In a world inundated with fast fashion and rapidly changing trends, it's easy for our closets to become graveyards of misguided purchases. In the midst of plenty, identifying our personal style can feel harder than ever. Anuschka Rees's <i>The Curated Closet</i> is a smart, straightforward manual that encourages readers to discover what they like and to develop a wardrobe that makes getting dressed easier. Anuschka's pragmatic book should be required reading for anyone familiar with staring at a closet full of clothes and still feeling like they don't have a thing to wear." <br><b>- Erin Boyle, author of </b><i><b>Simple Matters</b><br></i><br> "This chic, thoughtful book is full of genius methods for taking control of your look, your habits, your budget, and your wardrobe. Best of all, it helps you discover your own unique style rather than follow the trends--authenticity is always in fashion!" <br><b>- Alison Freer, author of <i>How to Get Dressed</i></b> <p/><br></br><p><b> About The Author </b></p></br></br> ANUSCHKA REES is a writer and the creator of Into-Mind.com, the go-to online source for all things personal style and minimalism. She has a master's in social psychology from the London School of Economics and has spent years studying the intricacies of human decision making, which she's used to develop her unique system of personal style-defining techniques.
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