How to Be a Hepburn in a Hilton World
The Art of Living with Style, Class, and Grace
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4.2 • 157 Ratings
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
In a society driven by celebutante news and myspace profiles, women of class, style and charm are hard to come by. The Audrey and Katharines of the world continue to lose their luster as thongs, rehab and outrageous behavior burn up the daily headlines. But, despite appearances, guys still want a girl they can take home to their mom, employers still like to see a tailored suit and peers still respect classy conduct. So is it possible to maintain old fashioned virtues in a modern world without looking like a starchy Amish grandma? Christy shows women how in this guide to glamorous style, professional success and true love...the classy way.
Full of fun assignments, notable names and real-life examples, Christy offers a new look at seemingly "old fashioned" advice. She covers diet, speech, work ethic, friends, relationships, manners, makeup, and fashionable yet modest clothing, showing modern ladies how they can be beautiful, intelligent and fun while retaining values and morals.
Customer Reviews
Very cute book!
This would be a great read for a young teen, all kinds of helpful advice and encouragement not to follow the crowed and how to be a classy respected young woman. I'm 21 so most of this stuff I've already figured out but it was still a humorous and entertaining read! I finished it in a couple of days. Definitely recommend it!
Best book ever!!!
This book is impeccable. Evan though i am only thirteen years old i find this book very relatable. I believe that any girl my age or older should take this book as an example. The best part about this book is thw author's extrordenarly reliatic outlook on today's soceity. Most of all i love her refrence to some of the best movies like ''Steel Magnolias''.
A fresh pair of eyes reveals some lies
I bought this book when I was in the sixth or seventh grade and I stopped reading it after chapter 3. I went back to reread and finish the book, this time as a freshman in college, and I was smart to stop when I did. This book promotes harmful ideaology that will hinder a woman’s success and relationships with others as it opts to shame “stupid girls” who commit atrocities such as: wearing short skirts, dating casually, perusing men that they are interested in, etc.. I’m glad I stopped reading it when I did all those years ago because I definitely would’ve done everything the author suggested.