ashleyhasty's Bookish Buys Collection on LTK

Bookish Buys

By ashleyhasty

Product lists inspired by newly published books

Wearing a butter yellow pencil skirt with a crisp short-sleeve white button-down, paired with red pumps and a bold beaded red necklace, doesn’t just say “put-together”—it says Josie Klein. It says literary heroine in charge. It says sharp mind, sharper wardrobe. And it just might be the ticket to making you feel like the main character in your own life.

Inspired by Battle of the Bookstores by Ali Brady, this outfit is a love letter to women who color-code their planners, alphabetize their shelves, and know that Austen deserves her own section. Josie Klein is a woman who means business, especially when the future of her beloved bookstore is on the line. But just beneath the structured silhouette of that buttery yellow pencil skirt? A heart that still believes in happy endings—even if she’d never admit it out loud.

The tailored blouse tells the world you’re buttoned-up, but those red accessories hint at the passion simmering under the surface. Passion for stories, for connection, and maybe—just maybe—for that infuriatingly charming rival next door who doesn’t take anything seriously and somehow still manages to win people over. (We see you, Ryan.)

When Josie finds herself juggling a summer-long rivalry, unexpected chemistry, and anonymous late-night book forum chats, it’s her steadfast belief in doing the right thing—and her willingness to let her guard down—that helps her rewrite the story she thought she was living.

So slip into that butter yellow. Step into those red heels. Pin your hair back or let it fall wild—whatever feels most you. Because whether you’re managing bookstores or just managing to keep it all together, this look is your reminder: You’re not just a supporting character in someone else’s plot. You’re the heroine. And this? This is your turning point.

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Wearing a yellow sundress with matching yellow sandals—sunshine bottled into an outfit—should say soft and sweet. But pair it with a black moto jacket, exaggerated cat-eye sunglasses, a dainty floral hair bow, and earrings bold enough to stop traffic, and suddenly, you’re not just dressing up—you’re stepping into your Cassie Brooks era.

Just like in Eat Post Like by Emily Arden Wells, this ensemble tells the story of a woman at the edge of transformation. Cassie starts her journey buttoned-up, driven by ambition and structure, life ordered around billable hours and neatly made plans. But when the unexpected knocks the wind out of her—when James is gone, and everything safe and certain vanishes—she finds a glimmer of her future in the most unlikely place: his secret foodie diary.
That yellow sundress? It’s your softness, your vulnerability, your willingness to feel everything deeply—even the heartbreak. The floral bow? A tribute to the girl who still believes in joy. But the moto jacket? That’s your edge, your survival, your resilience. It’s what you throw on when life breaks your heart and you dare to keep showing up anyway. And those sunglasses and earrings? That’s your transformation in progress. Bold. Dramatic. Unapologetically you.

In this outfit, you’re the woman who takes the grief and turns it into something brave. You say yes to the table for one in Rome. You take the meeting in Paris. You post the review. You try the thing you never thought you were allowed to want. Like Cassie, you're learning that it’s okay to rewrite the plan. That sometimes, the real love story is the one where you fall in love—with your own voice, your own hunger, your own life.

So go ahead. Tie the bow. Zip the jacket. Step into your yellow. And remember: you are the main character.

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Wearing a multicolored palm print swimsuit, a floppy summer hat with elegant blue trim, and blue cat-eye sunglasses while lounging on a blue-striped beach towel—binoculars and beach ball by your side—isn’t just a summer aesthetic. It’s a whole mood. It's the moment you step into the scene like you've wandered off the cover of What Not to Do on Vacation by Rachel Magee, and suddenly, you’re not just on a beach day—you’re the main character in your very own laugh-out-loud, heartwarming rom-com.

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Wearing a yellow dress paired with delicate boat earrings might seem like a simple style choice—a nod to sunshine, freedom, maybe even a dash of coastal charm. But in truth? It might just be the quiet, powerful declaration that you’re stepping fully into your main character era.

It’s Lia Juma energy through and through.

In The Summers Between Us by Noreen Naji, Lia returns to Pike Bay with a perfectly curated life in hand: the career, the guy, the approval. But beneath that polished surface? A secret, a longing, and a past she thought she left behind. That yellow dress? It’s not just about looking good—it’s about remembering who you were before the world told you who to be. It’s joy, boldness, vulnerability, and maybe a whisper of rebellion. A reminder of summer days spent barefoot by the water, of stolen glances and unfinished sentences, of a time when you let yourself dream freely.

And those boat earrings? They’re subtle but powerful. A nod to the bay, to navigating choppy emotional waters, to setting sail even when you’re not sure where you’ll land. They’re not just accessories—they’re anchors to your truth.

Because just like Lia, you might be realizing that the life you built doesn’t mean much if you left your heart behind in the process. And stepping into that yellow dress, clipping in those earrings—it’s not about pretending everything’s fine. It’s about saying, I’m ready to remember. I’m ready to feel. I’m ready to be me again.

So the next time you slip on something that feels just right, let it be more than an outfit. Let it be a reclaiming. A soft kind of bravery. A summer-soaked invitation to revisit old dreams and maybe, just maybe, rewrite the ending.

Because sometimes the life—and love—you crave has been waiting at the bay all along.

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Wearing a strawberry print dress with your favorite glasses—or switching it up with a teal striped blouse and soft brown pants—might seem like just a cute outfit combo. But in truth? It just might be your own personal plot twist. Your “I’m the main character” energy fully activated. Because just like Nav and Gia in Nav’s Foolproof Guide to Falling in Love by Jessica Lewis, sometimes the outfit is just the beginning of a bigger story.

The strawberry print dress? That’s pure Gia—sweet, whimsical, a little offbeat, but unforgettable in the best way. It’s the dress you wear when you want to lead with softness, when you’re embracing your inner awkward girl who makes bad puns and still somehow captures hearts. It says: I might be anxious, but I’m showing up. I’m stepping out. I’m not hiding how much I care.

And the teal striped blouse and brown pants? That’s straight-up Nav. Confident, casual, and just a little bit chaotic. The kind of outfit you throw on when you’re too busy scheming up your next genius plan to worry about looking too put together—but you still manage to look effortlessly cool. It’s a vibe. It says: I’ve got this. (Even if I definitely don’t.)

What makes these looks main character material isn’t just the aesthetics—it’s the story behind them. Like Nav and Gia, you’re learning how to rewrite your expectations. You’re discovering that sometimes the most complicated feelings lead to the most honest moments. And that maybe, just maybe, love isn’t something to control or avoid—but something to fall into, mess and all.

So whether you’re rocking fruit prints or stripes and sneakers, know this: you’re stepping into your own rom-com montage. And it’s adorable. And it’s complicated. And it’s totally, wonderfully yours.

Now go—strut through this summer like your heart’s the narrator and your outfit’s the opening scene.

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Wearing a red and white polka dot bathing suit with a matching red headband and retro sunglasses, stretched out on a white beach blanket beneath a red and white striped umbrella—just like the cover of The Best We Could Hope For by Nicola Kraus—might be more than a style choice. It might be a statement. A declaration. A moment of main character energy in its purest form.
Because sometimes being the main character isn’t about the plot twist—it’s about owning the pause between chapters. It’s about reclining under that umbrella, drink in hand, letting the sun kiss your skin while you marvel at how far you’ve come. It’s about the contrast of those playful polka dots with the weight of your own hard-earned wisdom. You can carry generational trauma and look fabulous doing it.
The cover of Kraus’s novel is deceptively breezy, just like this moment. But underneath the surface? There’s heartbreak, resilience, reinvention—and a reclamation of self. The same is true of you. You know what it means to question the past, to pick up the pieces of someone else's choices and try to make sense of them. And yet, here you are: soft, strong, and sun-drenched.
So go ahead—channel that vintage glamour. Wear the polka dots. Lean into the light. You deserve a main character moment that’s beautiful, bold, and maybe even a little bit bittersweet. Because surviving is one thing—but thriving under a striped umbrella, in a story you’re writing for yourself? That’s the best we could hope for.

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Wearing a pink and white striped sweater inspired by Blythe Benedict, the main character in Summer Light on Nantucket by Nancy Thayer, just might be the cozy, confident reminder you need that you are the main character in your own beautifully complicated life.

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Inspired by the delightfully cranky ex-actress at the heart of One Death at a Time by Abbi Waxman, this bold look says: I’ve seen some things, darling, and I’m still standing—preferably in heels. It’s the kind of outfit you wear when you’re ready to face down murder accusations, Hollywood egos, and your own complicated past with equal parts grit and glamour.

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Slip on a teal and white striped shirt, let a delicate gold heart necklace rest just above your collarbone, and suddenly, you’re stepping into Emma Moskowitz’s world—one where love, reinvention, and a touch of chaos collide. Surround yourself with the little details that make life feel like a well-curated story: an art deco gold and white mug filled with your favorite coffee (or something stronger, depending on the day), pink heart stationery ready for your next big idea, a gold heart wax seal for extra flair, and a silver and gold pen that just might sign the next chapter of your life.
And, of course, a bride and groom figurine perched nearby—a reminder that life rarely follows a script, but that doesn’t mean you can’t write your own ending. Whether you’re charting a bold new course, navigating unexpected plot twists, or simply savoring the magic of the moment, this setup isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s about stepping into your own main character energy, embracing the messy, beautiful, unpredictable journey of figuring out what—and who—you really want.

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Step into the intrigue and glamour of the Roaring Twenties with an outfit that channels the daring, sharp-witted Greta Gatsby herself. A 1920s-inspired drop-waist dress, its green floral design striking against a rich black backdrop, instantly sets the tone for a night of mystery, sophistication, and perhaps a touch of rebellion. Pair it with Emerald Resin Teardrop earrings—bold yet elegant, just like Greta—and a slingback kitten heel with a feminine bow detail, perfect for navigating both clandestine conversations and unexpected twists of fate.

But the finishing touch? A swipe of bright red lipstick. The kind that says I have arrived and I know more than I’m letting on. The kind of red that makes you unforgettable in a sea of Daisy Buchanans.

And just like that, you’re the main character in your own world—a woman who doesn’t just watch the drama unfold, but moves the pieces herself. Whether you’re stepping into a jazz-filled night, hosting your own glittering soirée, or simply carrying yourself with the confidence of someone who knows all the best-kept secrets, you’re writing your own Gatsby-esque story. The only question is—will you play by the rules, or rewrite them entirely?

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Slip into an outfit as bold and dynamic as Sybil Sweet herself, and get ready to step into the spotlight of your own story. An orange-patterned high/low wrap skirt paired with an off-the-shoulder ruffle top? That’s not just an outfit—it’s an energy. It’s spontaneous late-night donut runs, laughter-filled adventures, and saying yes to whatever comes next. Add color-block earrings for a playful pop and a dainty gold bracelet set to keep things effortlessly chic, and you’re officially radiating main character energy.

And why stop there? Treat yourself to a darling straw dispenser to add a bit of everyday charm to your kitchen or desk. Because sometimes, it’s the little touches—like a perfectly swirled straw in your iced coffee—that make life feel like a rom-com moment.

So, whether you’re chasing luck, love, or just the perfect pastry, remember: you don’t need a winning lottery ticket to be the star of your own story. Just throw on that wrap skirt, grab your favorite sweet treat, and embrace whatever twists and turns come your way—because with a little confidence and a lot of flair, you’re already winning.

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Step into your Pomona Afton era with an outfit that commands attention—whether you're taking center stage at a glittering gala or getting down to business (detective-style) in the real world.
For a night of high society, intrigue, and power plays, channel Pomona’s unapologetic glamour in a long, red dress paired with bright red stilettos. This look isn’t just bold—it’s a declaration. Whether you’re sipping champagne, exchanging sharp-witted banter, or making a dramatic exit, you’ll embody the confidence of a woman who knows exactly what she wants… or at least, knows how to fake it until she does.
But when it’s time to ditch the ballgown and chase down clues, it’s all about effortless cool. A crisp white button-down, light blue linen shorts, a matching baseball cap, sneakers in a similar shade, and dark sunglasses? That’s the uniform of someone who means business—whether she’s solving a high-stakes mystery or simply navigating the chaos of everyday life with a no-nonsense attitude.
Both outfits prove that being the main character is about more than just looking the part—it’s about stepping into every scene with confidence, wit, and just the right amount of chaos. So, slip into your red stilettos or throw on that baseball cap, because whether you're playing heiress or detective, one thing is certain: you’re about to turn heads.

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Slip into that bright yellow, pink, and blue dress, grab your equally vibrant purse, and pop on those bold pink floral earrings—tonight, you’re stepping into the main character energy of Jane and Dan at the End of the World by Colleen Oakley.

This isn’t just an outfit; it’s a declaration—of confidence, reinvention, and maybe even a little chaos. Just like Jane, who finds herself at a turning point, this look is about embracing unpredictability with style. It’s playful yet strong, a mix of bold hues that say, I’m here, I’m vibrant, and I’m ready for whatever comes next.

But why stop at just dressing the part? Take it one step further and set the scene for your own unforgettable night with a Jane and Dan-inspired dinner setup. Picture a bright yellow, pink, and blue outdoor dining table, where the colors are as lively as the conversation. A set of colorful wine glasses clinking under string lights, laughter floating through the air—because even if life is uncertain, there’s always room for a little celebration.

Just like Jane and Dan’s unexpected adventure, this moment is about rediscovering joy, connection, and maybe even a second chance at something you thought was lost. Whether it’s in marriage, career, or simply yourself, this outfit—and this night—remind you that the story isn’t over yet. In fact, the best plot twist might be just around the corner.

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Throw on that casual teal button-down, slip into your favorite skinny jeans, and lace up those yellow Chuck Taylors—you’re about to step into your own main character moment, just like Lenny in Promise Me Sunshine by Cara Bastone.

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Slipping into a formal, fitted amethyst dress makes you feel like you've stepped straight out of the pages of your favorite romantasy novel—regal, confident, and absolutely magnetic. Inspired by Jennifer Worth in Book Boyfriend by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka, this look is a love letter to the stories that sweep you off your feet and the fantasy of being your own main character.

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Slipping into a breezy yellow dress instantly transports you to sun-drenched days and warm Mediterranean breezes, just like Aurora York in To Sicily with Love by Jennifer Probst. Light, effortless, and full of sunshine, this outfit captures the spirit of reinvention and adventure—perfect for feeling like the main character in your own life.

Imagine bundling up in a cozy green winter coat, a cheerful yellow scarf, a snug white hat, blue jeans, and sturdy black boots. This outfit, inspired by Mistletoe Season's festive cover, has everything to make you feel like the main character of your own holiday romance. With each layer, you're ready to step into any scene—maybe Hailey's return to her hometown, where mistletoe might bring a romantic surprise, or perhaps Emmy’s antique shop in Mistletoe, Missouri, where nostalgic trinkets evoke memories of love lost and found. And who knows? You might even channel a bit of Prince Arran’s journey of self-discovery, finding unexpected joy in small-town charm.

The green coat wraps you in seasonal warmth, while the yellow scarf and white hat add pops of brightness, perfect for snowy strolls or spontaneous mistletoe moments. Whether you’re wandering through holiday markets, attending festive gatherings, or simply cozying up by a fire, this look isn’t just stylish—it’s imbued with all the magic of the season. You’re ready to write your own winter love story, one mistletoe moment at a time.

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Channeling the style of Elena Voss and Lawrence Higgins with a red button-down, blue-and-red plaid skirt, black loafers, a light blue apron, and a festive red mixing bowl could be the perfect way to step into a main-character moment this holiday season. The button-down and plaid skirt capture Elena’s sharp, professional flair, with a touch of warmth that feels right at home in a small town like New Hope. Adding Lawrence’s trusty apron and a fresh red mixing bowl, you’re ready to dive into some holiday baking, embracing a mix of business savvy and homey charm—just like Elena when she finds herself unexpectedly teaming up with Lawrence. Whether you're making cookies, tackling holiday tasks, or just enjoying cozy evenings at home, this look helps you feel effortlessly capable, charming, and a little bit magical—like you're the star in your own holiday rom-com.

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Wearing an outfit inspired by Lexie—think a cozy pink sweater, skinny jeans, brown knee-high boots, and a bold red scarf—might just be the secret to stepping into the main character energy you've been craving. The laid-back, yet striking look is perfect for taking on unexpected journeys and navigating life's curveballs, much like Lexie’s year of working alongside Theo at her late father’s holiday travel company. The pink sweater captures Lexie’s warmth and wanderlust, while the red scarf adds a touch of holiday magic and boldness, reminding you to stay open to new opportunities—and maybe even unexpected romance. Whether you're strolling city streets or curling up with a good book, this outfit wraps you in a blend of adventure and charm, making you feel ready to explore new possibilities in your own story.

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Buying a new red scarf inspired by The Liberty Scarf this year might just be the way to channel the main character energy you’re looking for. More than a pop of color, this scarf represents the hope, resilience, and unity shared by Iris, Geneviève, and Clara in 1917, as they navigate love and loss amid the turmoil of war. As Iris stitches messages into her scarves, she embodies a quiet strength and creativity, making her designs symbols of connection. With a red scarf wrapped around you, you’ll feel linked to the courage of women who’ve used small acts of grace to make a difference. Each time you wear it, this scarf becomes more than just an accessory—it’s a reminder of the fierce and hopeful character within you, carrying a bit of timeless bravery and elegance into every winter day.

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Wearing a dress inspired by Janine Kovac, author of The Nutcracker Chronicles: A Fairytale Memoir, to see The Nutcracker this year just might be the perfect way to embrace your own main character energy. Janine’s journey, from young ballet dancer to wife, mother, and literary curator, mirrors the transformation many of us experience as we grow through different roles in life. A dress that reflects both the grace of a dancer and the strength of a woman who has embraced every stage of her life is an empowering choice. Whether it’s a ballet-inspired tulle gown or something sleek and sophisticated with a touch of sparkle, this look captures the magic of The Nutcracker and the personal evolution Janine writes about. Stepping into that dress, you’ll feel ready to take center stage in your own life, finding joy and balance just as Janine does throughout her unique and inspiring story.

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Wearing a formal blue dress inspired by Jayne and Meredith from The Memory Dress by Jade Beer just might be the key to feeling like the main character in your own life. A deep blue gown, elegant and timeless, embodies Jayne’s quiet resilience and Meredith’s poise under pressure. The color blue symbolizes trust, loyalty, and calm—qualities both women exude as they navigate mystery, memory, and unexpected connections. Just as Jayne steps into a new world of discovery and Meredith sews her way through a life of elegance and hidden desires, wearing a stunning blue dress allows you to embrace your own strength and grace. This formal look mirrors the courage required to face life’s uncertainties, while channeling the sophistication and history tied to Meredith’s couture masterpiece from Princess Diana. With every step, you’ll feel empowered, ready to tackle the unknown with style and confidence.

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A holiday look inspired by Josephine Reynolds or her great-grandmother Alma from The Vanishing of Josephine Reynolds by Jennifer Moorman might be just the ticket to feel like the main character in your own life. Channel Josephine's quiet resilience and newfound sense of purpose with a look that’s both elegant and timeless, perhaps a vintage-inspired dress in soft, wintry tones paired with modern accessories for a nod to both the past and present. Alternatively, embrace the bold, Jazz Age glamour of Alma with a daring flapper-style dress, adorned with sequins or fringe, paired with a faux fur stole or sparkling accessories. Each look carries a sense of transformation, evoking the spirit of stepping through time, just as Josephine did, and celebrating your own ability to rewrite the story with courage, style, and grace.

Inspired by the bold and enigmatic Hollywood icon Vivian Snow from Emily Bleeker's When We Chased the Light, wearing a bright pink suit might just be the perfect way to embody the main character energy in your own life. The vibrant color channels the power and grace that Vivian exuded as she navigated the highs and lows of fame, love, and the secrets of her past. Like Vivian, the suit is both striking and sophisticated, making a statement that you are in control of your story, no matter the challenges or mysteries that lie beneath the surface. This suit not only reflects the strength and confidence of a Hollywood legend but also invites you to embrace your own complexity, beauty, and courage with every step you take.

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Inspired by the creative and emotional journeys of Liz, Birdie, and Rafi from Georgia Clark's Most Wonderful, an elevated athleisure wear look in shades of red, green, and gray might be the perfect way to feel like the main character of your own life. These bold, festive colors reflect the passion and vibrancy of the Belvedere siblings as they navigate love, career struggles, and self-discovery during the holidays. Red symbolizes Liz's fiery ambition and her complicated feelings for Violet, while green evokes Birdie’s playful nature and the growth she needs to face her career slump. Gray, soft and understated, embodies Rafi’s sensitive heart and search for clarity after heartbreak. Together, this athleisure ensemble captures the balance of comfort, creativity, and the emotional rollercoaster of holiday romance, empowering you to face your own challenges with style and a festive spirit.

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Inspired by the dynamic leading ladies of The Most Wonderful Time by Jayne Allen, a hot pink and bright orange outfit just might be the bold, vibrant ticket to making you feel like the main character in your own life.

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Just like Lucy in The Off-Limits Rule by Sarah Adams, who returns home to rebuild her life and provide for her son, this outfit is practical, comfortable, and ready for anything—whether it's chasing after a four-year-old or navigating complicated feelings for her brother’s best friend.

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Embrace the fresh start that The Do-Over by Sharon M. Peterson inspires by stepping into an outfit that’s as vibrant and quirky as the main character’s journey of self-discovery.

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Channel the playful and unpredictable energy of Ellie and Murphy from Becca Grischow’s I’ll Get Back to You by wearing a pink and red striped top that radiates charm and boldness.

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Slip into the confidence of a beauty queen by wearing a pink dress inspired by Jane Little Botkin's The Pink Dress: A Memoir of a Reluctant Beauty Queen.

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Channel the commanding presence of Posey Jarvis, the self-appointed "empress" of rural Spark in Cooke County, Tennessee, from Elizabeth Bass Parman's The Empress of Cooke County by donning an outfit that exudes 1960s sophistication.

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Embrace the bold yet balanced style of Erin Connolly from Tessa Bickers' The Book Swap by stepping into an outfit that perfectly captures her mix of edgy and soft.

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While not all of us can own or wear a Christian Dior gown like Claire, Gina, and Margot in Christine Wells' The Paris Gown, donning a white frothy dress inspired by the elegance of the past can still make you feel like the main character in your own life.

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Jewels for every price point! Grace Porter, the elegant and devoted personal assistant to Gabriel Ferrara, CEO of Ferrara Media in New York, is a character whose sophistication and romantic longing define her in T.L. Swan's The Bonus.

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Channel your inner Valerie Marquez from Sidney Halston's Love Lessons with an outfit that captures her quirky, free-spirited essence.

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Bookish Buys inspired by Name Your Price by Holly Jamess

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