Says Nancy Alusick, Instructor of Fashion Styling at FIT, NYC, and former editor of Harper's Bazaar:

"I always tell my students that by buying Crystal Wright’s book, they have 2 teachers."

Fashion Stylist and Instructor
Fashion Styling Certificate Program in the Center for Professional Studies
Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, NY

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"Crystal Wright's Hair Makeup & Fashion Styling Career Guide is the definitive industry reference handbook every makeup, hair and fashion stylist must have as a go-to resource. Crystal has spent many years at the top of her game and shares all the inside knowledge every artist must have to make it to the top of their craft in this industry. It's the "kit" of important information for all things related to the creative arts that drive the industry, and you can always count on it to have most current information available. For anyone even thinking about a stying career in film, television, video, or print this is the front door!"

Suzanne Patterson
Emmy Award Winning Makeup Artist
www.creativeartistryfx.com
www.paintandpowdercosmetics.com

"As an instructor and facilitator for the Fashion Styling Certificate Program at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, I always tell students to “purchase Crystal's book and use it as a resource guide and as future reference” when they are not in class and are faced with questions that need answers. I tell them “It's the Bible of the industry."

"Crystal Wright's Hair Makeup & Fashion Styling Career Guide is everything you need to have the vital tools to make it in the business. It is the "bible of the business".

When I created the "first styling course" at Bauder College and AIU (American Intercontinental University) in Atlanta, Georgia, the 1st person I thought of was this fabulous lady I met in NYC years ago while sitting as a guest speaker for one of her styling workshop panels.

Ms. Crystal Wright was witty with her knowledge, and told the bitter truth about the business.

When I lived in Atlanta and taught the fashion styling course, the Guide was adopted as the text book for both colleges, and was always something the students could understand. It provided step-by-step components to the workings of the industry making my job [as an educator] easy.

I’m currently in China teaching fashion and the Guide is always a reference to help educate those who are not familiar about the business, but want to learn.

This Guide is needed all over the world, and as long as I continue to travel the book will always follow."