Glamour Witch: Conjuring Style and Grace to Get What You Want

Written by Sophie Saint Thomas

Narrated by Carrie Coello

Sophie Saint Thomas knows fashion and glamour and how to use them to make magic happen. "Vanity is not a sin," she writes, "but a tool of power to be embraced. Costume is power, and through fashion, makeup, and other glamour magick tools, we can step into such power."

In Glamour Witch, Sophie offers a history of glamour magick from a modern perspective complete with a bounty of glamour magick spells. Her message is that not only can you have fun with your appearance-be it a sparkly David Bowie-esque getup or a laid-back wood nymph vibe-but you can also use glamour to express yourself and get what you want.

- People are turning to this form of self-care more than ever.

- Men are increasingly being included in wellness, fashion, and jewelry trends.

- It's high time that more people know that you can use your dress for power before some idiot tries to use it against you (insert throwback to being called to the principal's office for dress code violations).

- Embracing glamour and dress is no longer a tool of repression but a tool of expression-and this book will teach you how, at all price points and for all genders.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Mar 14, 2023
• ISBN: 9798350811186

Sophie Saint Thomas

Sophie Saint Thomas is a freelance writer based in Brooklyn and is originally from the US Virgin Islands. High Times named for her one of their “100 Women in High Places” for her writing on cannabis. She is also the author of The Little Book of CBD for Self-Care. She has been published in GQ, Playboy, VICE, Cosmopolitan, Forbes, Allure, Glamour, Marie Claire, High Times, Nylon, Refinery29, Complex, Harper’s Bazaar, PRIDE Magazine, SELF, and more. She currently lives in Greenpoint with her two marmalade tabby cats, Mama Cat and Major Tom Cat. She has more than one David Bowie tattoo.

Reviews for Glamour Witch

[Sweet Dueces · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Was extremely excited to listen but book is more focused on a gay agenda than glamour magic. She totally heterosexual bias might finish but it’s hard to listen say baby showers are for losers