What would you like to attract in your life – a job, a promotion, your soul mate? It doesn’t matter what you want to attract, the better you dress the more confident you feel, which  automatically sets you up to attract more of what you want. Being well dressed does not mean you have to be a fashionista. It simply means using clothing and accessories to accentuate your assets. Read more »

So you've spent time having your hair and make-up done, gotten all dressed up to go out, and when you arrive at the venue, there's a photographer there snapping photos of all the guests.  Although a professional has a few tricks up his sleeve to make you look good in a photo, there are a few things you can do yourself to significantly improve your chances of being happy with your picture. Read more »

Here are some very simple and helpful tips that you can do to look your very best on camera. Most professional models know what needs to be done before a photo shoot. If this is a new experience for you or you are not a  professional model yet than this article is right for you! Read more »

The secret of attractiveness is all in a tilt of the head, it would appear.

Research shows we can make ourselves more appealing simply by shifting our facial position.

Women are more alluring if they angle their head forwards, so they have to look slightly upwards. In contrast, men become more masculine if they tilt their head back and look slightly down their nose.  Read more »

Hunter Wellingtons have a fashion trend dating back to the late 1800's. The Welly has always been regarded as as "Symbol of Country Life".  Now seen as a Style icon and worn by every section in society from the Royal Family to festival goers like Kate Moss, working farmers, and A list stars like Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna to name a few. Read more »

Her husband is the most powerful man in world politics. Now, it seems, Michelle Obama is the most powerful person in fashion.

Forget Anna Wintour or Kate Moss. According to financial analysts, the U.S. First Lady has boosted the economic value of the brands she chooses to wear by $2.7billion (£1.7billion).

The Stern School of Business in New York, which conducted a study into Mrs Obama's impact on fashion, found that a company's stock rocketed after she was pictured wearing its designs.  Read more »

Body image  is a popular topic for health professionals, psychologists, sociologists, and feminist scholars. Through the ages, the ideal female body image has shifted, depending on the status of women in society. The current ideal body image of women seen so often in the media is the "waif look" - thin, few curves, and boyish. At the other extreme, another popular image pushed by the media is the "Barbie Doll" look, sculpted through plastic surgery or other artificial means. Read more »