My Fashion Fairytale - by Nichole Lynel (Paperback)

About the Book

Book Synopsis

An insanely intimate, transparent, and inspiring memoir by fashion's multi-faceted innovator Nichole Lynel.

In a world filled with superficiality, and societal imposed standards of beauty, Nichole Lynel has emerged as one of the most compelling influencers of our era.

As the curator of her signature fashion house Nichole Lynel, Forbes named million dollar mogul crafted a lane of her own in the industry that served to inspire and empower women to redefine the term pretty, while also solidifying herself as a prolific advocate for women and girls to walk in both purpose and power.

The pages of her memoir My Fashion Fairytale a work of humbling transparency and awe-inspiring storytelling, reveal unshakeable triumph amidst trauma growing up in Los Angeles, as a childhood runaway, amidst chronic abuse, a quest to discover love overshadowed by abandonment, the trials and tribulations of coming to terms with unthinkable loss and an unprecedented leap of faith to build business against all odds.

Review Quotes

"Nichole Lynel is an inspiration to any young woman looking to strike out on their own and slay! She is consistent and persistent, fabulous and fun, and encourages all of us by example to step our game up! Her book is a must read and a must have for any fashionista!"

Claire Sulmers, Media Mogul and Owner of Fashion Bomb Daily

One of the most transparent and raw pieces of literature you will ever read. Nichole Lynel is a beautiful soul with so much to share! So many black girls can learn from her life experiences and apply the lessons to their lives. I'm so proud of her courage and fearlessness.

Arian Simone, Fearless Founder & CEO

As a stylist I am so excited when I get to meet new, fresh emerging designers. I had such an amazing work experience and design experience working with Nichole Lynel, which was awesome. For my 30th birthday, I wanted a special moment and I wanted to align with a brand that was not only fashion forward but that was new, strong and a brand that was run by a powerful black woman. When I saw Nichole Lynel's collection debut in la, it was beautiful and striking. I loved the shiny fringe dress. I am calling her Ms. Vogue at this point because Honey!

Ade Samuels, Stylist, Designer, Speaker