Women of Color
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.96 (736 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1892123053 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-10-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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Solita said One extremely disappointed woman of color. I have read many books on style but this one must be the most disappointing. There is some good information on choosing the right colors and building a wardrobe but nothing that you could not find in a good women's magazine. Most of the book consists in anecdotes illustrating Ms. Mathis's skills as a fashion counselor-at times it sounds like an advertisement or a biography. My main complaint is that the author. The worst book for ethnics I have read. One would think that a CMB book about women of color would atleast focus on all women of color. This advice speaks of african american women, Asian women (as in Chinese, Korean, not Pakistani or Indian) and Hispanic women, and if you are from the middle east, the mediteranean, or SriLanka you pretty much have one picture of an east Indian woman, and some white women to look at and assume you must be an autumn.. "Great Information" according to Susan B.. This book has great basic information on color coordination. It is based on the concept of seasonssummer,winter, spring, and fall. It is directed toward women of color(black,hispanic, oriental, etc). For anyone familiar with the season's concept most other books will inaccurately blanket type all black women as "winters". This book does not. It takes in to consideration all our shades and hues. For anyone who
Armstrong, Philadelphia Daily News. You'll never grab another dress off the rack without first thinking about the lessons in this book. This book is an investment." --Janice M. "Former Color Me Beautiful consultant Darlene Mathis gives an old idea a new twist: Women of color receive fashion advice just for them." -- Chicago Sun-Times"Someone has finally written the book on beauty and ethnic skin." -- SelfWomen of Color picks up where most other beauty books leave off. Absolutely. For one thing, it's about us, what works with our own unique skin colorings and hair, and what helps us look our most radiant. It'll change your approach to fashion forever--and improve the way you look
From hairstyle and wordrobe building to makeup and accessories, this complete fashion guide is a must for all women of color - Winters, Summers, Autumns, and Springs!. Now acclaimed personal image consultant Darlene Mathis offers her easy-to-follow system for identifying the palette of colors that will enhance natural beauty and develop "fashion fitness" so women of all colors will look great and feel terrific no matter what their ethnic roots: African-American, Hispanic, Asian, Native American and more. The world's women are a universe of colors with a gorgeous spectrum of eye, hair and skin tones
military wives in Germany, professional men and women, but also specialty stores such as Bloomingdale s, Neiman Marcus, and Nordstrom s, as well as corporations such as DC Chamber of Commerce, Marriott, MedAtlantic, and L eggs Panty Hose. I am the founder and president of dMathis LLC, an Interior Design firm, located in Georgetown, Washington, DC. I am working on my new book for Interior Design, dMathis Lifestyle Collections, using the Four Co