Reseña del editor:
Sister and brother team Lori and Ryan Pacchiano founded High Maintenance Bitch in 2002. Their goal was to create a line of fashionable clothing, accessories, furniture, grooming products, and more for the chic canine. The Pacchianos’ success uncovered a previously unnoticed obsession among socialites and socialite wannabes with making their four-legged companions as stylish as they are. Utilizing their fashion and humor sensibilities, the authors have prepared this witty guide to raising a poufed-up pup. It’s all here, including how to accessorize Fidette and learning commands in different languages, to how to maintain one’s own fabulousness while cleaning up twinkle sparkle” (their terminology), to using Princess as a date facilitator for that handsome hunk. Practical information filigrees the fun, whether it’s instituting a slimming Rex-ercise Regimen” or training her to keep her cold, wet nose out of people’s business.” Included are more than 100 illustrations inspired by fabulous fashion website DailyCandy.
Reseña del editor:
In the past few years, celebrities such as Jessica Simpson, Paris Hilton, and Britney Spears have revived an old tradition of dog ownership, that is, finding the right pooch who can be both a girl's best friend as well as their best accessory (depending on how one feels on any given day). Today, many a socialite (and socialite wannabe) keep a pup around them as a constant companion and with such a fashionable trend, dog clothing lines, accessories, furniture, and much more besides has followed. Among the first companies to realize, initiate, and cater to this new trend was Seattle-based High Maintenance Bitch[trademark] and its cofounders Lori and Ryan Pacchiano (who incidentally are the official fashion designers for Daisy (Jessica Simpson's toy poodle) and Tinkerbell (Paris Hilton's Chihuahua). This book is packed with tounge in cheek humour and useful advice for pampering your pup and looking good.
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