Question: Should you care whether other people find you attractive? I’ve heard some people say they don't care what other people think of their physical appearance: they only care about their own judgment. To care, they say, is second-handed. Is that right? It is wrong to be pleased when someone compliments you on your clothes or hair?

Question: Isn't beauty in the eye of the beholder? In your November 13th, 2011 webcast discussion of aesthetic body modification, you rejected the idea that beauty is just a matter of personal taste or cultural norms. What's your view – and why?

Subjects Discussed: * Style versus fashion * Why style matters * Too little versus too much concern for style * The steps of revamping your wardrobe * Managing your wardrobe through weigh fluctuations on a limited budget * Recommended stores (Kohl's, Macy’s, and JC Penny) * Shopping online * The services of Redress Style Consulting * Being purposeful about your style.

Question: What kinds of aesthetic body modifications are moral or immoral? What differentiates piercing your ears from circumcision? Is tattooing moral? Does the amount of tattoos matter? What about stretching, piercing kids' ears, scarring, dying hair, plastic surgery, and so on? Where do you draw the line – and why?