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A Common Thread: A Fashion for the Soul Book
Your soul is
always
in style.
Abandoned at six months old and raised in a religious home, Jen Principe had a less than glamorous childhood. Her father’s romantic entanglement with their housekeeper triggered a web of lies and over a decade of physical abuse, with Jen as the one-and-only target.
But there was one constant in her fashion.
Using her wardrobe as an outlet, Jen masked her adolescent trauma at home by changing her identity with different clothing trends. Learning the powerful psychological impact behind what we wear ultimately led to her dream job as a celebrity fashion stylist.
Her childhood wounds marred her successful career, until a series of serendipitous events unfolded with a common thread of faith and fashion.
From a gifted bracelet that changed a Holocaust survivor’s life, to a monk’s advice that helped Jen’s fashion career, to a reserved foreign exchange student who blossomed into a confident young woman—all her years of styling has brought one strange truth to
Jen is a soul stylist with a sole to help transform lives from the outside in.
A Common Thread will undoubtedly shift your perspective on what you wear and inspire you to don outfits that boost your confidence while finding your own inner stylist along the way.
In fact, you, too, can find your soul’s style and model it for the world to see.
You can have a personal liaison to the fashion world at your fingertips! Scan the available QR code in the book for your very own stylist tutorials.
Abandoned at six months old and raised in a religious home, Jen Principe had a less than glamorous childhood. Her father’s romantic entanglement with their housekeeper triggered a web of lies and over a decade of physical abuse, with Jen as the one-and-only target.
But there was one constant in her fashion.
Using her wardrobe as an outlet, Jen masked her adolescent trauma at home by changing her identity with different clothing trends. Learning the powerful psychological impact behind what we wear ultimately led to her dream job as a celebrity fashion stylist.
Her childhood wounds marred her successful career, until a series of serendipitous events unfolded with a common thread of faith and fashion.
From a gifted bracelet that changed a Holocaust survivor’s life, to a monk’s advice that helped Jen’s fashion career, to a reserved foreign exchange student who blossomed into a confident young woman—all her years of styling has brought one strange truth to
Jen is a soul stylist with a sole to help transform lives from the outside in.
A Common Thread will undoubtedly shift your perspective on what you wear and inspire you to don outfits that boost your confidence while finding your own inner stylist along the way.
In fact, you, too, can find your soul’s style and model it for the world to see.
You can have a personal liaison to the fashion world at your fingertips! Scan the available QR code in the book for your very own stylist tutorials.
238 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 7, 2022
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February 26, 2025
Fun to read, and the fashion and fit advice is concise and classic. Enjoyed the autobiographical aspect, too. I was disappointed that the internet sites linked to the book were flagged by security software, so I don't know what special features might have been.
February 27, 2024
Great Read
A Common Thread is a multilayered book as much about fashion as it is about our psychology and creative expression. I’ve found happiness in clearing out my closet, finding forgotten treasures and quite unexpectedly looking forward to figuring out what to wear.
A Common Thread is a multilayered book as much about fashion as it is about our psychology and creative expression. I’ve found happiness in clearing out my closet, finding forgotten treasures and quite unexpectedly looking forward to figuring out what to wear.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews