Here is a book review of Rachel Zoe's book on style by Barnes and Noble

Rachel Zoe is Hollywood's most powerful stylist. She is the driving force behind today's major front-page trends and she personally decides what Hollywood's hottest stars are wearing, whether they're out on the town or on the red carpet. Now, Zoe gives readers full access to the style secrets and tricks of the trade she bestows upon hot celebrity clients like Lindsay Lohan, Salma Hayek, and Mischa Barton. In STYLE A TO ZOE readers will learn how to develop their own personal style and go-glam in ever part of their lif—from wardrobe and jet-setting to entertaining and home decor.

STYLE A TO ZOE includes practical advice on developing personal style like a star—on a realistic budget. Rachel makes the reader feel like her best friend with her inviting voice and insider strategies—with tips on everything from how to be your own stylist to must have accessories and wardrobe staples for every occasion. Her secrets include:

How to look like a star on an extra's budget!

How to create your own red carpet moments.

How to pack and travel like a jet-setter.

How to draw inspiration from your favorite style icons to create your own unique look.

When to save and when to splurge on handbags, shoes and more!

With original interviews and contributions from over 20 fashion A-listers like Michael Kors, Donatella Versace, and Zac Posen as well as never-before-seen color photographs of Rachel's celebrity clients and personal backstage fittings and events, Rachel will help readers cultivate a unique, personal look and live a life of glamour and high style that will last season after season and year after year.

Biography
Rachel Zoe is an internationally renowned stylist who dresses some of Hollywood's most-photographed fashion stars. Her effortlessly chic glamour has transformed red carpet and runway style and led to collaborations with fashion and beauty brands, in advertising campaigns and magazine editorials.

Rose Apodaca is a fashion and pop-culture journalist and editor who has spent the last two decades reporting the business and culture of fashion. She was most recently the West Coast Editor of WWD.