Clinton Kelly

If you are looking for a tell-all memoir about all the salacious gossip and scandal that went on behind the scenes of What Not To Where, alas, this is not it. Instead, the author recounts silly stories from his life, and a few choice pieces of creative writing. This book is charming and hilarious. The author's tone is brilliantly fresh and familiar. Reading this book provides an immersive experience of trading rumors with a life-long friend. Whether you know who Clinton Kelly is or not, you show more will not regret picking up this book. show less

Fans of What not to wear will recognize Clinton Kelly. He has gathered together some fashion tips and how to utilize them to your best advantage. His outspoken style comes through even in the written word. This is a good guide if you've been dressing yourself the same for awhile now. Take a look and use this to update your style, even in small ways.

I read a completly frivolous book today: Oh No She Didn't: The Top 100 Style Mistakes Women Make and How to Avoid Them by Clinton Kelly. (Did I just admit to reading that???) It's politically incorrect, scathing, rude & pretty d*mn funny, imo. The photos are very amusing too. I definitely had a few lol moments. Oh, and... uh, I think I need to go to my closet now & toss a couple of items.

If I were posed with the question to reread Dress Your Best or gouge my eyes out with a rusty spoon i would seriously consider the latter. Dress Your Best was a 256 page book entirely about how to dress up different body types for different occasions a topic that could have easily been summed up in 2 pages. This novel takes everything terrible out of an informational book its long and tedious pages that seem to last an eternity except with none of the benefit of actually learning anything show more useful. It was by far the worst book I have ever layed my eyes on. It had all the qualities I hate in books including being unnecessarily long,bland, extremely repetitive and just flat out boring. All in all I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys making themselves miserable. show less