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    How to Walk in High Heels: The Girl's Guide to Everything by Camilla Morton, Natasha Law (Illustrator)

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    (Hardcover)

    • Pub. Date: September 2006
    • 448pp
    • Sales Rank: 57,974

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      • Pub. Date: September 2006
      • Publisher: Hyperion
      • Format: Hardcover, 448pp
      • Sales Rank: 57,974

      Synopsis

      The bestselling U.K. sensation, hailed as "the most fabulous instruction manual the world has ever seen" by Vogue.com

      Can you make yourself up in five minutes flat? Make the first move without breaking a sweat? Hang a picture without becoming unhinged? Get out of a car -- or an unpleasant situation -- gracefully in a short skirt? Load an iPod as effortlessly as a dishwasher? If not, international style and fashion journalist Camilla Morton can help you navigate these and more than two hundred other hazards of modern living with grace and aplomb. Much more than just a style manual or crash course in social skills, How to Walk in High Heels also illuminates the finer points of achieving better homes and gardens, tackling technophobia, climbing the career ladder, and joining the jet set.

      From the practical, such as what to do when a heel breaks and how to catch a mouse, to the imaginative, such as how to enjoy karaoke and swim in sunglasses, How to Walk in High Heels overflows with useful nuggets of advice delivered in the author's inimitable witty style, accompanied by a foreword from Dior's John Galliano and a Louis Vuitton trunkful of insight from experts including:
      -Manolo Blahnik on How to Pick a Shoe
      -Dolce & Gabbana on How to Get Ready in Five Minutes
      -Gisele Bundchen on How to Look Good in a Photo
      -Jade Jagger on How to Compile Your Own Soundtrack

      This comprehensive do-everything-better bible takes the guesswork out of flaunting your fabulousness so that you can stop teetering and start striding confidently through the obstacle course of life.

      Camilla Morton is a London-based fashion writer fornewspapers and fashion magazines. She is the runway reporter for Vogue.com, covering all international collections. She also contributes to Harper's Bazaar UK and is a fashion writer for Time magazine's Style and Design supplement. She was formerly the London fashion writer for Harper's Bazaar. Natasha Law was born and raised in London. Her work appears frequently in the UK Sunday Times Style Section.

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      As a friend of Manolo Blahnik's a member of John Galliano's inner circle, and a veteran fashion journalist, Morton is certainly qualified to dish out advice on modern living.

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      March 31, 2008: I thought the 50's were over. Im sure this book is mean to be lighthearted and not taken too seriously, but I'm scared that many young women will take it seriously. Instead of teaching girls how to put on makeup in five minutes or load your ipod as fast as your dishwasher, why not teach them to not rely so much on material crap that doesnt really matter anyway. This book is just another example of why women are treated like crap in today's world. Why not write about teaching women how to demand respect and be smart.


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