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Turning forty, fifty, or sixty is not about getting older, it's about becoming ageless . . . Renowned style expert and fashion consultant Christine Schwab sees aging as an opportunity to revitalize your style and enliven your attitude. In her frank, opinionated, and provocative style, she writes the book that defies many of the fashion and beauty industry philosophies. Now more than ever, women have the ability to look and feel fresh, chic, and fabulous at any age, simply by understanding age maintenance. Schwab is adamant that with all this new ageless information and technology, it is imperative to be informed about what works and what does not.. In this honest and empowering book, she offers the first open-minded approach to style, beauty, health, and well-being that will help every forty-plus woman achieve a classic look while maintaining her edge and personality.
About the Author
CHRISTINE SCHWABChristine Schwab is known as one of the most successful television personalities and authors in fashion, beauty and lifestyle. She has been a recurring guest on the most popular network television shows including; Oprah!, NBC Nightly News, CBS-The Early Show, The Today Show, Live with Regis and Kelly, Entertainment Tonight, The Insider, Rachael Ray, Inside Edition, CNBC News, Fox Network News, E! Entertainment and Weekend Today. Schwab started her career as a journalist on KABC-TV Eyewitness News in Los Angeles.Her most recent book, "THE GROWN-UP GIRL'S GUIDE TO STYLE" was published in September, 2006 by Harper Collins. Christine's first book, "QUICKSTYLE" was published under her maiden name, Christine Kunzelman by Random House in September of 1994. Christine's third book, "TAKE ME HOME FROM THE OSCARS", a memoir will be published by Skyhorse May 1, 2011.As the contributing style editor to Redbook magazine Christine wrote a highly rated monthly column that also appeared in the Australian magazine She. Schwab has also been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, Newsweek, Vanity Fair, Ladies Home Journal, Women's World, The Chicago Tribune, The Huffington Post and The Washington Post Book Magazine/Sunday.Schwab has also been a spokesperson for many of the country's leading fashion and beauty companies. Estee Lauder, Revlon, Cotton Inc., Lenscrafters, Patek Phillipe and The Platinum Guilde are just a few of the companies Christine has worked with. Some of her private style consultation clients have included: ABC, Disney, Universal Studios, and WABC-TV.Christine is a member of Aftra, Fashion Group, Writer's Market, and Pen USA. She is a spokesperson for the National Arthritis Foundation. More information and television clips are available on her website: www.christineschwab.com
