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Some pages are interesting but overall it's just a description of designer brands out there and what products they are well-known for (most of which aren't even available anymore). Cute cover and pages are designed very artsy but I wouldn't waste the $$$. Borrow a friend's copy or, if you MUST have this book, buy it used.
A little bit of advice on all areas of a goddess' life; food travel fashion, beauty, home, and just learning to enjoy what we have. Lots few interesting tips and tricks. Inspiration.
I loved this book and plus it is beautiful for your shelf to put on your gorgeous little nightstand. I even bought more to give all my girlfriends.
There's an entire section on the author paying $30,000 to have her teeth fixed Sarah Michelle Gellar style.why do I need to know this. The book is more suited in writing style for "younger" goddesses, but don't be surprised when they come to you asking to look like LaLohan with the airbrush tan and Birkin bag. I found a few facts interesting - like why Christian Laboutin's heels are all red, and a few essays from some top notch designers, but otherwise the book is quite shallow. Instead of simply promoting excellent fashion or detailing how a wardrobe should be structured, the author focuses on brand names, and the journey to make oneself look cookie cutter Hollywood glam. If that's what you're after, this may be for you - just wasn't at all what I expected.
I am an absolute "girly-girl" and decided to purchase this book off of the title, The Goddess Guide.how fabulous is that. The author lists her favorite beauty products, fashion tips, etc.
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