The Paris Style Book for Women Over 60.
Thirty years in the fitting room of a Paris couture house, in one book. What to keep, what to let go, and what to add after sixty, for your shape, your size and your colors.

My dear friend,
I came to Paris from Martinique in 1982. I was nineteen, with one suitcase, and in it were my mother's scissors. She sewed madras dresses for church in Fort-de-France, and she always told me the same thing: the cloth is never wrong, chérie, only the cut.
For thirty years I lived with the clothes of a Paris couture house. First in the workroom, then in the fitting room, on my knees with pins in my mouth, looking up at women in front of a three-way mirror. Some of the most elegant women in the world stood there, and almost every one of them, at some point, looked at herself and sighed.
What I learned in that room is simple. Move a hem two inches, open a neckline, put a different color under the chin, and the same woman stands up straighter. I saw it happen thousands of times.
This book is everything I would tell you if you came to that fitting room. Nothing in it asks you to be thinner, richer or younger. You are beautiful exactly as you are. We'll simply find the clothes that know it too.
When you buy the book you get both files. Read it in your armchair on the big screen, and take the small one into the fitting room.
Full magazine pages, 357 of them, on US Letter size. Print the pages you want, like your Style Notebook.
The same book in large type, laid out for a narrow screen, so you never have to pinch and zoom.
These are real pages from the book, as they look on a tablet. Tap one to see it big.
“The mirror is polite. This is not.”Madame Odette, head of the workroom, spring 1983, putting her yellow tape measure around my neck. I wore it for thirty years. Your tape measure is where this book begins.
Start with Part One. Twenty minutes with a tape measure and a window will make every other page more useful. After that, each chapter stands on its own.
Your shape, your height, your face and your colors.
Open the wardrobe together and keep what loves you back.
Curves, fuller, slender, petite and tall, dresses and trousers.
Twenty pieces that are friends, and how to make them yours.
Labels, cloth, sizes, and what a good tailor can do.
Your measurements, your shape, your colors, your twenty pieces, a tailor list and a shopping list. Write in pencil, print it, take it shopping.
Page numbers are from the tablet and computer edition. Most chapters end with "Your Check for Tonight": one small thing to try in front of your own mirror, with clothes you already own.
If the book isn't right for you, reply to your Gumroad receipt within 30 days and you get your money back. No questions asked.
30-day money-back guarantee. If the book doesn't help you, reply to your Gumroad receipt or write to hello@stylenevergrowsold.com within 30 days of buying, and you'll have your money back.
A video is one subject, one evening. The book is the whole fitting room in one place: your measurements, your shape, your colors, 49 before-and-after pairs and the twenty pieces, in order, with a notebook to keep. You can open it on your phone in the shop when you need it.
No, it's a PDF e-book, so nothing is mailed to you. You read it on your phone, tablet or computer. The tablet and computer edition is on US Letter pages, so you can print the pages you want at home, like your Style Notebook.
Anything that opens a PDF: an iPhone or Android phone, an iPad or other tablet, a Mac or a PC. You get two editions. The phone edition has large type laid out for a narrow screen. The tablet and computer edition has full magazine pages.
Right after you pay, Gumroad shows a page with download buttons for both editions. You also get an email with the same links, so you can download again any time. The files are about 37 MB (tablet) and 25 MB (phone), so Wi-Fi helps.
Yes. The book starts with your own tape measure and the five shapes, then gives a chapter each to curves, the fuller figure, the slender figure, and petite and tall women. Chapter 8 goes through all five shapes again, at a fuller size.
No, chérie. Part Two is about the clothes you already own: what stays, what goes, and what to add. Most chapters end with a check you can try tonight with what is in your closet.
Checkout is run by Gumroad, which handles the payment and sends your receipt. We never see your card number. Gumroad sometimes shows the price in your own money; the book is $24.99 in US dollars.
Print her the pages she needs, of course. Please don't post the files online or pass them around. The book is for your own use.