French Women Don't Get Facelifts Aging with Attitude Synopsis
In the natural sequel to her international bestseller French Women Don't Get Fat, Mireille Guiliano tackles the delicate subject of aging - showing how women of forty and beyond can 'attack' the upcoming decades with attitude and style. Witty, perceptive and bursting with Mireille's personal experiences, the book covers everything from skincare secrets and fashion tips to the role of relationships and the importance of relaxation. The path to aging elegantly lies in lifestyle choices and attitude adjustments rather than Botox and collagen fillers. After all, while American, Brazilian and Chinese women lead global cosmetic surgery figures, French women don't even make the Top Ten.
Like a fabulous friend sharing her secrets, Mireille divulges, encourages and inspires. And she does it with joy. -- Pamela Druckerman
French women have incredible style and confidence. Mireille is an inspiration and her book is a must-read for any woman wanting to look better and ultimately feel more beautiful. -- Bobbi Brown
It's hard to resist a chance to tackle the wrinkles in your self-esteem with Guiliano's wholly engaging take on how women of 40 and upwards can attack the ageing process with attitude and style , whether through skincare secrets and fashion tips or the role of relationships and the importance of relaxation. Mais... it's about so much more than botox. I was completely won over by it. - Caroline Sanderson, The Bookseller
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About Mireille Guiliano
A former chief executive at Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy (LVMH), Mireille Guiliano is 'the high priestess of French lady wisdom' (USA Today). She is a frequent public speaker - nationally and internationally - on business topics, especially related to the luxury goods sector, as well as on wine, gastronomy and lifestyle. Mireille has appeared on The Today Show and Oprah and has been profiled in The New York Times, USA Today, Time, Newsweek, People, Business Week, More, Travel & Leisure, Food & Wine and many more. Mireille divides her time between New York and France.
