"There's something sexy…about being sequestered 20,000 feet above the earth, almost as close to a strange man as a banana to its skin." ––Sex and the Single Girl Lesson 3: Meet men…everywhere and anywhere Now I'm actually able to put together outfits with interesting pieces-like an Alexander McQueen scarf that I love." (For more gorgeous feminine-and designer!-pieces, check out The Fashion Trends Guys Will Love. But following Helen's advice showed me that it wasn't frivolous, it was an act of self-love. I used to have this bizarre sense of shame if I put myself together too much-like that was vain. To replace her workout clothes with stylish and feminine pieces, Anna enlisted the help of a stylist who worked at her favorite vintage shop. The dress you paid more for than you should have, but every time you wear it you feel bitchy and beautiful." ––Sex and the Single Girl Play icon The triangle icon that indicates to play The last things I bought were two Lucite bookshelves and as soon as I put them in I realized, this is my adult apartment!" But suddenly I realized, I'm an adult and I'm going to have an adult apartment! The main lesson I got from Helen was to get rid of the clutter and then find pieces that work for your space. It has never occurred to me to make the space beautiful just for me. "I always assumed that I would decorate my apartment when I got married and we picked out a china pattern together. With the help of a design-savvy friend, Anna got the bachelorette pad she deserved. "A chic apartment can tell the world that you, for one, are not one of those miserable, pitiful single creatures." -Sex and the Single Girl Here, the five life-changing lessons she learned.
Reading through Helen Gurley Brown's Sex & the Single Girl, Anna was inspired to use the famous magazine editor's advice as a roadmap to revamp her life-and maybe meet the man of her dreams in the process. Though Anna David was herself a successful relationship writer for Details and Maxim, when it came to her own love life, she still couldn't find The One.
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