Get Changed: Finding the new you through fashion

by Kat Farmer

Rediscover yourself through clothes with the ultimate style guide and confidence bible from Kat Farmer - digital style guru (with more than 335k engaged followers) and fashion expert from BBC 1's You Are What You Wear and ITV's This Morning

'Farmer's upbeat, no-nonsense guidance is particularly useful if you're feeling stuck in a sartorial rut.' - RTÉ Lifestyle

Get Changed is for the countless women out there who are wondering whether they know who they are anymore. Loss of identity is an experience all too familiar to Instagram style guru and professional stylist Kat Farmer. In her own life, she found that fashion helped her regenerate herself and rediscover her confidence.

In Get Changed, Kat's authentic, down-to-earth voice, trademark humour, and insights into some of her personal anxieties make you feel like she's right there in the room with you.

The book delivers the personal stylist experience to readers, a step-by-step practical guide to building the ultimate new wardrobe. Borrowing from the structure of a recipe book, the prep, the ingredients and the method, Kat breaks down the process with easy-to-remember tips and tricks; the reader will come away inspired and confident that they can build a wardrobe of clothes they love. Most importantly, Kat will show that finding your confidence again and discovering the new you can be as simple as getting changed. The book covers all the basics - sorting out and assessing your current wardrobe, working out what works for your body type and your lifestyle, how to shop successfully, key wardrobe pieces (crucially that will work together) all tackled with Kat's helpful, warm and funny approach.

Genres: Nonfiction

256 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 31, 2022

Reviews

[Megan Presley · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good tips but disappointed that I couldn’t see the illustrations in colour after paying so much for it even on kindle (there were too few illustrations anyway) maybe it’s a kindle problem or maybe my kindle edition doesn’t support colour I don’t know since Ive only had kindle for a year having wanted to stay faithful to paper books but nonetheless that’s what spoilt it for me personally.

[Marina]

Rule of three: three occasions you can wear it for;three outfits you can wear it with. I really liked the illustrations ( would’ve liked more) and there was some good advice and ideas (eg The bag in the corner test) but she did blather on a bit too much at times.

[Glynis · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not enough visuals

I was hoping for lots of lovely and inspirational images, but the book was very text heavy. It needs more visuals to support the text and engage the reader.

[Joanne Kardamash · Rating 4 out of 5]

Would have liked more illustration in the book but other than that, a pretty good read