Princess : You Know Who You Are
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“Perhaps we all would have gotten a lot further in life if Feminism had been called Princess-ism. In Princess, Francesca Castagnoli creates a world in which you not only live the fairy tale, you get to write it too. Wicked stepmother not required.” —Lucy Danziger, editor in chief, Self
“Principessa Castagnoli gives you carte blanche to indulge every whim you’ve ever had—with style. Go for it!” —Simon Doonan, Creative Director of Barneys and author of Wacky Chicks
“A funny, insightful guide to the art of making your inner princess match your outer tiara.” —Michael Musto, Village Voice
“Luckily, after thirty-one years, I’ve finally found my manual, and life makes a lot more sense now. This book is required reading for princesses and those who love them.”
—Atoosa Rubenstein, editor in chief, Seventeen
?Perhaps we all would have gotten a lot further in life if Feminism had been called Princess-ism. In Princess, Francesca Castagnoli creates a world in which you not only live the fairy tale, you get to write it too. Wicked stepmother not required.? ?Lucy Danziger, editor in chief, Self
?Principessa Castagnoli gives you carte blanche to indulge every whim you?ve ever had?with style. Go for it!? ?Simon Doonan, Creative Director of Barneys and author of Wacky Chicks
?A funny, insightful guide to the art of making your inner princess match your outer tiara.? ?Michael Musto, Village Voice
?Luckily, after thirty-one years, I?ve finally found my manual, and life makes a lot more sense now. This book is required reading for princesses and those who love them.?
?Atoosa Rubenstein, editor in chief, Seventeen
Princess : You Know Who You Are,Francesca Castagnoli,Broadway,0767910524,American Satire And Humor,Form - Essays,General,Humor,Women,Humor / General
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