If there is one thing that Cher Horowitz, the heroine of 1990s teen-movie classic Clueless, loves, it’s a makeover. It’s her “main thrill in life,” her best friend Dionne points out, “It gives her a sense of control in a world full of chaos”. But as Cher plans the transformation of new friend Tai from grungy misfit to Beverly Hills princess, she is blissfully unaware that the person getting the real makeover in this movie is herself. Cher begins the film already looking like an ‘after’ photo, so her transformation comes from popping the bubble of her privileged lifestyle. She participates in her teacher’s charity drive, gives away lots of her material possessions, and becomes friends with peers, like stoner Travis, who she had previously excluded. On top of that, realising that her love interest Josh is attracted to brains as much as beauty, she starts watching the news, and helping with her dad’s legal work. Heleno (March 12, 2014). "The Stylist for Iggy Azalea's Clueless-Themed "Fancy" Music Video featuring Charli XCX Tells All". Pepsi. Archived from the original on March 15, 2014 . Retrieved March 15, 2014.

Cher Horowitz, the most popular student at Beverley Hills High School (known for her matchmaking skills), takes on her most significant project yet by giving her new, socially awkward friend Tai a makeover and pairing her with the school's most handsome guy. However, don't expect Cher to change her ways anytime soon – she's as confident and fabulous as ever in this entertaining, fashionable and awesome musical comedy. Brian Dennehy is a passionate commentator on investment. To advise his clients on how they should save he creatively blends theory, evidence and experience. In this compact and light-hearted volume, Brian shares many insights from his long career as a financial advisor” Most investors (whether in funds or otherwise) don’t apply a well-founded winning formula. Brian provides just this, with detailed evidence of success versus the likes of Buffett and Woodford. Even more importantly, he lays out a clear process to help investors understand and overcome their biggest problems – themselves and their emotions. Brian is a highly respected industry veteran and on numerous occasions I have recommended both family and friends to him when financial wisdom is needed. Essential and very readable, I highly recommend this book” In mid-July of 1995—when American culture was fixated on such matters as O. J. Simpson’s ill-fitting glove—the fact that a modestly budgeted teen movie called Clueless was about to arrive in theaters, become a major box-office hit, catapult the careers of its stars, influence fashion for two decades, and become a permanent cultural touchstone for multiple generations … well, let’s just say it was something most people couldn’t have predicted at the time.a b c d e f Nashawaty, Chris (October 5, 2012). "Clueless {1995}". Entertainment Weekly. Archived from the original on March 11, 2015 . Retrieved March 26, 2022.

An excellent, intensely readable and astonishing book. Who would have thought asset managers could do better by doing nothing? And goalies would save more penalties by NOT diving. Hawkins, Ashley (July 21, 2014). "5 Cult Classic Films That Never Get Old". Neon Tommy. Archived from the original on February 23, 2018 . Retrieved March 25, 2022. Clueless was Paul Rudd's film debut, and he portrayed the character Josh, Cher's former stepbrother and love interest. MTV Movie Awards Winners". MTV. Archived from the original on April 23, 2008 . Retrieved May 2, 2023.Clueless is a movie that cunningly subverts the movie makeover to show how attractiveness is not only predicated on how conventionally good looking you are on the outside, but how good a person you are on the inside too. Though, it should also be noted, the film doesn’t say that wanting to look glamorous is a bad thing; come the end, Cher is still wearing designer outfits. Similarly, Legally Blonde (2001) allows its bombshell lead Elle Woods to retain her hyper-feminine style, even as she goes through an intellectual transformation while studying at Harvard Law School.