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Are your clothes making you look fat How else do you explain how some days you look your thinnest and other days you don't -when you weigh exactly the same What is packing on the pounds Charla Krupp, will answer these questions and many more in this amazing new style guide. She'll share smart, easy ways to hide arm flaps, big busts, muffin tops, back fat, Buddha belly, booty, wide hips, thunder thighs, heavy calves and that's only half the chapters. She'll look at special problems like how not to look fat in work-out gear, evening wear and even in a swimsuit! Charla discusses everything about women's clothes from shape and fit to fabric and colour. Each chapter has a checklist to determine if the body part in question is a problem; how to get a 'no-fat' look; a list of fabrics, colour and styles that will make you look fat; and the absolutely best shades, shapes and material that will slim you down; a list of products and fashions you shouldn't waste a penny on and a list of 10 things to have you looking thinner by tonight! Plus there's a list of brilliant buys. Every woman you know puts something on and asks, 'Does this make me look fat ' This is the book for them.

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Praise for HOW NOT TO LOOK OLD: The woman knows what she's doing...A bullet-pointed battle cry against the forces of aging. --- New York Times, 2008 Frank advice on the little details. --- Wall Street Journal Praise for HOW TO NEVER LOOK FAT AGAIN: Krupp's advice--delivered in just the right knowledgeable-yet-commiserating tone--makes excellent sense. When it comes to clothes and the female figure, the author understands how proportion, balance, and color make the difference between lumpy and lovely, frumpy and fabulous. --Publisher's Weekly Addictive. That's the best word for this beauty/fashion guide...Her focus isn't on sex appeal. It's about giving women specific, usually inexpensive tips. --- USA Today, 2008 Praise for HOW TO NEVER LOOK FAT AGAIN: Krupp's advice--delivered in just the right knowledgeable-yet-commiserating tone--makes excellent sense. When it comes to clothes and the female figure, the author understands how proportion, balance, and color make the difference between lumpy and lovely, frumpy and fabulous. --Publisher's Weekly Praise for HOW NOT TO LOOK OLD: The woman knows what she's doing...A bullet-pointed battle cry against the forces of aging. --- New York Times, 2008

Praise for HOW NOT TO LOOK OLD: <br><br> The woman knows what she's doing...A bullet-pointed battle cry against the forces of aging. <br> --- New York Times, 2008

Addictive. That's the best word for this beauty/fashion guide...Her focus isn't on sex appeal. It's about giving women specific, usually inexpensive tips. @lt;br@gt; --- USA Today, 2008

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Charla Krupp has appeared for ten years on the Today show and on more than thirty national TV shows including The Oprah Winfrey Show and Tyra. She is a contributing editor to People: Style Watch, and was formerly beauty director at Glamour, senior editor at InStyle, and contributing editor at More.

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