Bradley Bayou

Bayou took the female form, postulated forty-eight different body shapes and then devoted four pages to dressing each type. I am so very glad that I borrowed this book from the library because I would have been very disappointed to have paid money for nearly two hundred pages that did not have any relevance to me. I agree with other reviewers in that I don't believe this book is geared towards looking sexy necessarily, but rather towards assisting you to look your best in any situation. It's pretty obvious to me that 'sexy' was put in the title simply as alliteration and as a selling point. One thing I found interesting was that Bayou warns petites away from knee boots as they "cut" a third off your height. I have previously read Trinny and Suzannah's books and they are very complimentary of boots and do not mention the petite angle at all. I guess that old axiom is true, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and we all have our own opinion. Bayou did earn an extra half star because of his color chart. I've have always been clueless about color charts. Am I a summer? A winter? I never knew. I just tried to wear what I liked on me. About a year ago I began receiving a lot of compliments when I wore a teal tshirt so I started buying more teal and received more compliments. Well, I looked at Bayou's color chart (which is nothing more than height and weight) and my color was.... wait for it... light teal. How did he do that?… (mehr)