I’ve never done this before but found it really solidified what I should avoid and what I should be wearing more of. I started with colours and moved onto styles. In a thoughtful mood, I made a list of my own “yays and nays”. I also read in the book that although she spent lots on clothes, she wore them lots too. She wore caftans in later years, and rarely wore trousers ever. She had a simple hairstyle pulled back from her face. Internet Archive logo A line drawing of the Internet Archive headquarters building faade. Kristina), 1959- : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive 111 pages : 27 cm Skip to main content Due to a planned power outage on Friday, 1/14, between 8am-1pm PST, some services may be impacted. She wore natural-looking make up but used red lipstick when she wore the colour beige. Grace Kelly style : Haugland, Kristina (H. She liked solid fabrics not prints, favouring pastel colours especially pink and blue. I could see her themes emerging as I turned the pages.

Kristina Hauglands engaging text as it charts Grace Kellys unique. Apart from being impossibly good looking and spending vast sums of money on clothes, it stood out that she was a woman who worked out what suited her early on and rarely deviated. Grace Kelly Style by Kristina Haughland & Jenny Lister & Samantha Safer.

This train of thought began when I read the (library) book Grace Kelly Style by Kristina Haugland (V&A, reprinted 2013 to accompany the V&A exhibition 2010). I sometimes get sucked into wearing something because I want to and not because it suits me, but as I get older I find it easier to say “no”. Have you taken notice of people who are always considered well dressed? They’ve found their own style and stuck to it, even though their field of good “looks” might actually be quite narrow. Part of every woman’s journey in life is finding her own style of dress, and accepting and becoming comfortable in the body God gave her.