The complete style and fitness makeover—for every body! When getting dressed for a big night out, how many times—after trying on ten different outfits—have you looked at yourself critically in the mirror and wished for a different body? Fashion and fitness gurus Paige Adams-Geller and Ashley Borden know exactly how you feel. Looking and feeling good takes some work— although not as much as you might think. Inside you’ll find the tips that Paige and Ashley use with their own celebrity clients. You’ll learn how to: Highlight your best features and dress for your unique body type Customize your workout by sculpting the body parts you want to work on the most Lose weight in a balanced and healthy way with Ashley’s two-week S.O.S. Food Plan

No matter how hard she tries, Triangle doesn't roll like the circles, or stack like the squares. She sets off to find friends that look exactly like her. But when she finds other triangles, playtime isn't as fun. She misses shapes that roll and stack; she misses being different. So she starts a new quest.

A striking and inventive social history of the role of clothing in the making of modern Americans. While fashions of the rich and famous have been lushly chronicled, little attention has been paid to the meaning of clothes for everyone else. Yet between 1890 and the outbreak of World War II, as ready-to-wear came into its own, the clothes of ordinary Americans claimed the nation's attention. Allied with civic virtue, fashion now played an increasingly important role in shaping the national character. Drawing on a wealth of sources -- from advertisements, trade journals, and health manuals to sermons, science, and songs -- acclaimed historian Jenna Weissman Joselit shows how the length of a woman's skirt, the shape of a man's hat, and the height of a pair of heels enabled Americans of every faith, color, and class to feel part of the modern nation. As moral arbiters warned that extravagant attire might undermine equality, and gentlemen worried that wearing colored shirts reared them less manly, the newly arrived and newly emancipated -- immigrants and African-Americans -- wondered just how much jewelry was appropriate to their new status as citizens. Engaging, imaginative, and original, A Perfect Fit uncovers a time in American history when getting dressed was more about fitting in than standing out and vividly shows how clothes expressed the spirit of democracy and the promise of America.

"Investigates the U.S. fashion industry's nineteenth-century origins and the role of American Jews in creating, developing, and furthering the national garment industry from the Civil War forward"--Provided by publisher.

Explains how to adjust patterns to fit different body shapes and discusses the basics of fitting and body measurement

Evie is a thirty something ad-exec that came up the hard way! She clawed and fought her way out of a broken home in a small town in Southern Indiana to a state university scholarship and then all the way to New York City to work for one of the most prestigious advertising firms in Manhattan. She had all the material trappings a girl could want; designer clothes, shoes and bags by the dozen; everything that is except for what she longed for most; true love and happiness. After a string of less than satisfactory relationships she eventually realizes that until she comes to terms with her past and essentially rediscovers herself she will never find a man and a life that truly makes her happy...just the right combination of style, substance and comfort; a perfect fit!

Cami DiCarlo is crossing off the list of her father's dying wishes. 1 Move from Chicago to Juniper Ridge, CO to open his new hotel—check 2 Live with her five sisters—four of whom she didn’t know about until he died—check 3 Marry the guy he picked out for her—oh wait, she didn’t know about that one. Though she misses her father like crazy, she can’t help resenting him for interfering in her life, or the many, many secrets he’d been keeping—even if he did bring hunky Vince Talmadge into her life. Luckily Vince not only knows what her father wanted—once he meets her he is more than willing to give a relationship a try. After all, it isn’t often that you meet a beautiful, capable, fascinating, complicated woman like Cami in this mountain ski town. The fact that they have definite chemistry doesn’t hurt. The question is whether or not he can make her see that they are really a Perfect Fit.