Timeless Beauty: Over 100 Tips, Secrets, and Shortcuts to Looking Great

Timeless Beauty: Over 100 Tips, Secrets, and Shortcuts to Looking Great





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         About the Author


Christie Brinkley is one of America's most successful models, appearing on over 500 magazine 

covers worldwide. She was the first to appear on the cover of Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue for 

three consecutive years, and was the longstanding face of Cover Girl. Brinkley's been featured in 

People's 100 Most Beautiful People. She starred on Broadway and West End's productions of 

Chicago, and has a recurring role on Parks and Recreation.




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