Most Popular Books by Grace Helbig

"A tongue-in-cheek handbook for millennials, encompassing everything a young or new (or regular or old) adult needs to know, from surviving a breakup to recovering from a hangover, ... [featuring] interactive elements and exclusive stories from Grace''s own misadventures--like losing her virginity solely because her date took her to a Macaroni Grill--and many other hilarious lessons she learned the hard way"--

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Grace’s Guide, comedian, and YouTube personality comes a beautifully illustrated, tongue-in-cheek book about style that lampoons fashion and beauty guides while offering practical advice in Grace Helbig’s trademark sweet and irreverent voice. It’s clear to see I’m a style icon; remember, you can’t spell icon without “con.” I love clothes, accessories, and makeup as much as the next lady, man, French bulldog in a sweater, or child whose parents dressed her in a couture Halloween costume, but telling people how they should look doesn’t suit me (clothes pun!). I have no authority in that department (I barely even shop in department stores). Instead this is a look at my own silly and nonsensical approach to style, and I promise only some of it is about sweatpants. This book is one part entertainment, one part irreverent fashion fun, and one part personal experience, including: -My closet staples and jewelry MVPs, and what’s actually in my makeup bag -All about BLTs and BFFS…that is, Better-Looking T-Shirts and Best Feet Friends -The bad-hair-day character wheel -The Ten Commandments of online shopping -A handy flowchart to help you decide “Should I actually buy this?” -Red-carpet ridiculousness -Grace Expectations: What your denim says about you -And MORE! I’m not stylish—I’m self-aware. I’m not polished—I’m perceptive. I’m not trendy—but I love trying. Because when it comes down to it, “style” is just a simple way of saying “I showered.”

It''s clear to see I''m a style icon; remember, you can''t spell icon without ''con''. My goal in this book isn''t to tell anyone how they should dress or how they should do their hair or makeup or even what poop bags to purchase. Trust me, I''m not stylish. I''m self-aware. I''m not polished, I''m perceptive. I''m not trendy, I''m trying. I LOVE fashion and style as much as the next lady, man or French bulldog, but telling people how they should look doesn''t suit me. I know I have no authority in that department (I barely even shop in department stores). Instead, this is a look at own silly and yet practical approach to style - don''t worry, I''ve already been restricted to no more than two chapters on sweatpants. This book is one part parody, one part irreverent fashion fun, and one part personal experience. Imagine if Lauren Conrad''s book Lauren Conrad Style loosened its modest, but pricey (because it''s an investment piece!!) Banana Republic belt a few notches... It''d still probably think this guide is completely dumb, but hey, this book is about pretending you''ve got style & grace and making no apologies for having fun.