The Goddess Guide by Gisele Scanlon
Want to know why the soles of Christian Luoboutin’s beautiful shoes are always crimson red? Ever wondered what Brit artist Tracey Emin collects? Going to London, Paris, New York and need to know what perfumes, trinkets and treats to try out and bring home so that you can relive your trip and share the world with your family and friends? Still searching for the best – fitting jeans, the snuggliest duvet, that awesome movie to watch while you work at home on a day off of work or fancy buying a neat piece of street art? Not only does The Goddess Guide written by worldwide coolhunter Gisèle Scanlon contain all of the answers to the previous questions, but it’s also beautiful to hold and own. Inside this eclectic homemade handbook is another beautiful visual treat, each chapter heading has been embroidered by the Queen of England’s embroiderery house and each page is completely original and individually scrapbooked and handmade with layers of illustration, photography and exquisite tips. The Goddess Guide also contains handwritten letters from cool industry insiders as varied as Nylon magazine editor Marvin Scott Jarrett and New York fashion designer Narciso Rodriquez’ www.amazon.com Harper Entertainment (June 12, 2007)
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