The No Black Project: The Life Changing Way to Create An Effortless Mix and Match Wardrobe Kindle Edition

THE NO BLACK PROJECTDo you open your wardrobe and see lots of clothes but still feel like you have nothing to wear? You're not alone.Most people end up wearing only about 20% of their clothes, while the rest just hang there, unused, making it hard to get dressed every day.In "The No Black Project," Personal Stylist Numba Pinkerton shows you how to stop feeling overwhelmed by your wardrobe. She teaches you how to dress with ease and put together a mix-and-match wardrobe that really works for you, without always picking black clothes.What You'll Discover in This Book:It Starts with You: Learn how your mindset and choices shape your wardrobe.Master Colour Coordination: Discover how to choose and mix colours to enhance your outfits and keep your wardrobe versatile whether you are someone who loves colour or prefers neutrals.Efficiently Assemble Outfits: Learn to quickly put together outfits for various occasions and streamline your dressing routine.Build and Curate Your Ideal Wardrobe: Tailor and refine a wardrobe that perfectly aligns with your lifestyle and preferences.Declutter and Shop Wisely: Adopt stress-free methods to keep your wardrobe organised and make smart, cost-effective fashion choices.Make Smart Purchases: Learn strategies to save money by investing in versatile, timeless pieces.Complete with colour palettes for everyone, detailed explanations and illustrations, including a list of 42 essential pieces you need for a more versatile wardrobe and how to wear them; this book will equip you with insider stylist knowledge and skills to simplify and build a wardrobe with only clothing and accessories in shades you love!"The book's a very easy read. I was surprised at how easy it all was. There are some excellent bits of advice! I like the idea of a capsule wardrobe too - 42 (no - you don't have to go out and buy them all at once...) which will mix and match effortlessly. I took to heart the advice on weeding my wardrobe and I've already started a box for Oxfam with a couple of pieces which I've had for years and in which I've never looked good. It was gloriously liberating!I used to dream that Gok Wan would take me shopping: I don't think I need to do that any more."Sue Magee(The Bookbug) Read more