Milla Mathias' New Book "Quem Disse que Você não Tem Nada pra Vestir?" (Who Says that you Have Nothing to Wear?")

(BR Press) – Every morning, millions of women confront their closet and the mission of choosing the right piece of clothing to wear for one more day of work, a professional event, a personal encounter or some other occasion. It is in this hour, with little time and the clock ticking that they grumble and yell out the famous expression “I don’t have anything to wear". The closet is full of course, including full of possibilities.

To show that there is always something to wear and how to always use the right clothing for each occasion, taking age into account, physical type and using correctly what one has at hand, the image consultant Milla Mathias wrote the book “Who Says You Have Nothing to Wear?—How to Have a Closet that Enhances your Image” (Matrix Editora, 127 págs., R$ 27,00 and available only in Portuguese at the moment).

Jammed

The author shows that the best piece for any determined situation, whether it is a normal day or workday, a business lunch, party, or romantic encounter, is within reach. “The truth is that the majority of people jam up their closets with pieces that are often not right for them, and for that reason, they think that they really have nothing to wear”, affirms Milla.

The book explains that people need to understand their biotype to buy the right pieces. The author says that it is possible to be impeccable without necessary using the most expensive brands.

Funny

Full of photos of people with diverse biotypes, with a lot of humor and levity, the book serves as a basic guide for day to day and how to use the right pieces to favor your body and hide weaker points that do not benefit your wardrobe, all with the support of the most competent image and style consultants in Brazil.

Milla Mathias is a Paulistana (from Sao Paulo), image and personal style consultant, collaborator in diverse print and digital media, aside from being a media star and Presenter in image and fashion segments on radio, TV and diverse channels.