Recommended Books -

The Perfect Fit, How to Start an Image Consulting Business, by Image Resource Center founder Dominique Isbecque and Lynne Henderson Marks, is available directly from its publisher: virtualbookworm.com.

The other books are available at your local book store and at Amazon.

The Perfect Fit, How to Start an Image Consulting Business, by Dominique Isbecque and Lynne Henderson Marks.

This book is a "must-have" for anyone interested in the image consulting field. The comprehensive assessment tools help the reader determine his or her fit as a successful image consultant. The authors also include a guide to creating a realistic business plan that will help any entrepreneur succeed in growing and funding his or her new image consulting venture.” Bonnie Herron- VP/CFO of Intelligent Systems Corporation and a board member of NBIA National Business Incubators Association.

Brenda's Bible by Brenda Kinsel

"Pantyhose are tangled like snakes on the floor. Party clothes have collected an inch of dust on their shoulders. Plastic dry-cleaning bags are threatening to take over and strangle the good stuff. And no matter how full that closet is, have you noticed, you still have nothing to wear? You know where you are? You're in fashion hell."
Yes, there is help when bad clothes happen to good women. Beloved image consultant and makeover advisor Brenda Kinsel shows the way for all, beginning with Postcards from Hell, the Confessionals, and The 7 Deadliest Fashion Sins. Brenda shines the guiding light with up-to-date wardrobe advice so you can have a Miracle Makeover and all the vital knowledge you need to lift yourself straight to Fashion Heaven.

How to Get Your Point Across in 30 Seconds or Less, by Milo O. Frank

The title says it all.

“Milo Frank is a communications genius; his book can catapult you to a whole new level of success”.
from an Amazon editorial review by the Corporate Group Vice President of Dart Industries.

Colour and Culture, by John Gage

“John Gage examines the many and varied attitudes through history toward color and its use. It is a philosophical book, an aesthetic book and a fascinating history lesson. Artists are likely to enjoy the discussion of the various "palettes" adopted and developed by artists such as Delacroix." Amazon reviewer, Duncan Mason.

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Color and Meaning: Art, Science, and Symbolism by John Gage

John Gage examines the phenomenon of color from the point of view that color, whose meaning, like language, lies in the particular contexts in which it is experienced and interpreted.

Color Me Beaufiful’s Looking your Best,
by Mary Spillane, Christine Sherlock

From the back jacket:
“Now expanded to twelve personalized color palettes, this book will appeal to those whose lives have been changed already by the Color Me Beautiful system and to those who are ready to experience the power of color for the first time”.

Looking Good, by Nancy Nix-Rice and Pati Palmer

A Comprehensive Guide to Wardrobe Planning, Color & Personal Style Development.

Style Source - The Power of the Seven Universal Styles for Women and Men by Alyce Parsons with Mimi Dorsey

This definitive style resource is a proven way to find your style and build a wardrobe.

It is included in the Image              Resource Center

Wardrobe / Style Analysis Training Class

Pantone Guide to Communicating with Color
by Leatrice Eiseman

"HUE: Color and hue are synonymous and can be used interchangeably."