Short description
Gok Wan, star of Channel 4's How to Look Good Naked is here to make you look GORGEOUS, no matter what your size or body hang-ups. With 10 years of styling experience behind him, he has crafted an unmissable shop-for-your shape guide.
Long description
Gok Wan, star of Channel 4's How to Look Good Naked is here to make you look GORGEOUS, no matter what your size or body hang-ups. With 10 years of styling experience behind him, he has crafted an unmissable shop-for-your shape guide. Gok shows you how easy it is to look amazing every day whether you're pear-shaped, apple-shaped or flat as a pancake. A real-life 'fairy Gok mother', he inspires and empowers women to feel beautiful inside and out. From celebrating curves, to enhancing your assets, How To Look Good Naked offers the ultimate confidence boost for women of all ages and sizes. It's not about changing your shape with plastic surgery or dieting, it's about embracing what you have and enhancing every gorgeous bit of it! With Gok's help you can look and feel good with or without your clothes on!
Review
'We love you, Gok!' Look magazine 'Gok Wan should be made available to all women on the NHS.' Heat Magazine 'For anyone who's going through a style crisis, or just really wants a new look, it's the perfect place to start.' **** Heat magazine 'An inspiring gift' Woman & Home 'What marks Gok Wan out from the rest of the makeover mafia is that he genuinely seems to care about his case studies!Every home should have a Wan.' Metro 'Where better to find top tips and super-slimming advice than Gok Wan's guide? We love it!' Love It! Magazine 'Three months on, and I've never felt more confident. Working with Gok changed my life.' Susan Sharpe on 'How to Look Good Naked', best magazine 'A welcome antidote to those myths of perfection, this new series aims to debunk the fashion, beauty and advertising industries' lies' best magazine 'How To Look Naked is actually sweet, caring and sympathetic telly. Gok seems to care about the women he spends time with! He's all hugs and encouragement, gently prodding his subjects into seeing themselves as others see them.' London Lite