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With wit, charm and a refreshingly down-to-earth attitude, this gorgeously-designed full-colour book is a must-have for anyone who loves fashion, music and just about everything Alexa Chung.

Here was a golden opportunity for Chung to address this "thinsult" culture, the omnipresent negative facet of her success – but sadly she doesn't grasp it. Chung’s first book, It , provides her legion of fans with a long-awaited inside look at her fascinating world. Nobody goes through life without having their heart broken and one day you’ll wake up and it will be okay. The sense that some people deem it OK, even laudable, publicly to attack very thin people in a way they wouldn't dare to deride, for instance, the obese. If the reader is ready to plunge into the world of the model without expectations, the journey will be an entertaining one.

Besides this, Alexa reveals that her famous just-out-of-bed hairstyle actually requires quite some work and she does, of course, mention her early modeling years. What you get are poorly written excerpts of word vomit by Alexa Chung that don't give you any insight into her life/ her style/ or anything of interest AND on top of that some shitty hipster pictures (in all honesty my personal tumblr has better inspo pics). I really wonder how my 16 year old self would have responded to this, I think/hope I would have still found it vapid because there is really no substance here, but I am maybe giving baby me too much credit! Tell us why you liked or disliked the book; using examples and comparisons is a great way to do this. The book itself is more of her thoughts than anything however she does give tips and talks about her fashion taste.

With Chung’s characteristic wit, charm, and refreshingly down-to-earth attitude, this full-color compendium is a must-have for anyone who loves fashion, music, and just about everything Alexa Chung. The darling of the fashion world and co-host of the music TV show Fuse News shares her inspirations, musings, and her own very personal and eclectic style.

A wholly unique collection of Chung's personal writings, drawings, and photographs, It covers everything from her candid thoughts on life, love, and music to her favorite ensembles and how to decide what to wear in the morning. Second, it reminded me of the value of documenting my life and what fuels it amid a time where everything remains digitalized and seems to move too fast. Just as the notorious "thinspiration" community are said to worship Chung, others viciously deride (thinsult? Chung’s first book, It, provides her legion of fans with a long-awaited inside look at her fascinating world.