The Science of Personal Dress for WOMEN and GIRLS

Irenee Riter Color and line educator and lecturer of The Science of Personal Dress. The author and illustrator of sixteen products and books on color, line, and structural form of the human body. One of the early pioneers of color analysis, Irenee went beyond conventional four-season color methods and discovered "balanced" colors, by organizing all colors into harmonic sequences of color. This supplied the missing link between warm and cool colors that colorists were looking for. She designed four progressive color programs and worked with innovative printers developing training books and tools for colorists to use throughout the country and Europe. Early on was president of Colors Persona Corporation for fifteen years, designed the marketing and testing procedures for D'Saison Creative Colors in Huston, Texas, in association with Miss America advisor. Worked with professional photographers, progressive custom clothing manufacturer Designs On You in Missouri, as well as a company developing custom clothing using high-tech computer programming in Chicago. Lectured for Ray's Institute of Design in Chicago, taught at the Classic Beauty Colleges in Arizona, at the College of Marin and De Anza College in California, and for two years was instructor of the required color and line foundation classes for the fashion department at the Academy of Art in San Francisco. Irenee now writes and illustrates teachings on these subjects. Books supporting principles of The Universal Language of Color and Line include: The Science of Personal Dress Complete Study The Science of Personal Dress for Women and Girls The Science of Personal Dress for Men and Boys The Universal Language of FACE READING Impeccably Sharp - What Wise Men Know...and Young Men Can Learn Professional Color Tester Book