It’s safe to say that Grace Kelly is one of the biggest icons of all time when it comes to timeless style. It’s been over sixty years since Grace Kelly first appeared on the silver screen and women around the world still want to emulate her effortless-yet-glamorous style. Not only do many women covet her fashion sense, on the surface, she had a life that many women can only ever dream of leading. So if you’re one of those people who wishes they could be more like Grace Kelly, Gina McKinnon has some tips for turning that dream into a reality in her new book “What Would Grace Do?”
Unfortunately, “What Would Grace Do?” can’t tell you how to become royalty or a movie star. What it focuses on are life lessons that can be gleaned from Grace Kelly’s life and the way she handled various situations. Whether you want advice on flirting, throwing parties, planning a wedding, or parenting, “What Would Grace Do?” has tips taken straight from Grace Kelly’s playbook. And, of course, it has advice for how you can channel Grace’s eternally chic style into your own wardrobe.
“What Would Grace Do?” is a fun, lighthearted read. If you’re looking for a thorough biography on Grace Kelly, look elsewhere. It does have information about Grace Kelly’s life, but if you’re a longtime fan of hers, you’re probably already familiar with the details found in this book. But if you’re looking for a gift for a big Grace Kelly fan, it’s a book they might get a kick out of.
Disclosure: I received a review copy by the publisher, Penguin Group.
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This does look like a fun read – thanks for recommending.
One thing I always admired about Grace Kelly, besides her talent and her wardrobe, was her choice in handbags. Yes, I know this is shallow, but as a handbag junkie, I really appreciate her style.
This is (I believe) the third book in this series. First was What Would Jackie Do? followed by What Would Audrey Do? I think this might be it. Can’t think of another timeless lady of their caliber. Though What Would Kate (Hepburn) Do might be fun, it would definitely be feistier than these tomes.