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I started thinking I must be doing something wrong. What
is it that I am doing wrong to attract the type of man who
doesn't have a job and doesn't have a car?
— Vessa Rinehart, make-over client
Author and motivational speaker Ginie Sayles grew up poor
but ended up marrying a millionaire. Vessa Rinehart, her
eager student, has tired of dating men without cars or gas
money and has come to Sayles to learn the ways of moving
with the rich and powerful. From how close to stand to people
(16 - 19 inches is the preferred distance) to which colors
to wear (a woman of "pedigree vintage" always
chooses bright colors), Sayles has developed a precise formula
for how to mix confidently with the upper classes. On the
agenda is a makeover and shopping spree on Rodeo Drive and
attending an upscale art auction, where the subtleties of
class are on full display as Vessa mills around putting
her newly learned skills into practice. Will she meet the
rich man of her dreams? And can we learn to change classes,
or are we forever trapped in the one we grew up in?
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