Skirt Over Pants? (Boston – March 9th, 2010)
Black top from Target ($13)
Vest ($4) from a thrift shop called “Savers” in Dedham, MA.
Necklaces- Tiffany’s. Cross:( $150) Silver Disc: ($150)
Earrings: Moveable silver orbitals – handmade by Metalfish Jewelry, Boston. $62. (www.etsy.com/shop/Metalfish)
Belt -Wide black with diamond shapes: Target ($19.99)
Skirt- Charcoal Grey: Marshalls ($11.00)
Pants, Black with slight flare: WetSeal ($16.00)
Hippy Friday! (Boston – March 5th, 2010)
Vest: from Urban Outfitters, brand called Silence and Noise for $10
Headband: online store called Holiday $10
Shoes: Minnetonka, bought online for $50
Oh So Cool (Los Angeles – December 8th, 2009)
Shirt: H&M/Beverly Center $19
Pants: Juicy Couture/Beverly Center $180
Vest: Ben Sherman/Beverly Center $79
Sunglasses: H&M/Beverly Center $7
Shoes: Aldo/Beverly Center $59
Bag: Zara/Hollywood $64
Hot In Black (Austin – November 19th, 2009)
Hat- vintage, Buffalo Exchange, $30
Shirt- vintage Kenneth Cole (not sure from where) $50
Vest- thrift store, approximately $5
Necklaces- Urban Outfitters, $50 for both
Pants- Urban Outfitters, BDG (brand)- $55
Shoes- vintage, Buffalo Exchange, $30
The Classy Vest Look (Austin – November 18th, 2009)
Pants are from Banana Republic (Banana Republic Brand): $55
Tie from Niemann Marcus Last Call (Hickey Freeman brand): $6
Shirt from Niemann Marcus Last Call (Behar brand): $50
Vest from Mango in San Francisco (Homini Emerito by Mango brand): $30
Shoes are Converse Chucks: $25
A Cute Little Skort (Boston – November 6th, 2009)
Skort – $12 from Urban Outfitters, Boston, MA.
Vest – $4 from a thrift shop called “Savers” in Dedham, MA.
Black Shirt/Dress – $25 American Apparel
Boots (price unknown) Charles Albert brand (location unknown)
Loved her quote ” because people should have fun with fashion.”
Fashion Has Layers (New York – September 28th, 2009)
So, what do you think? Too many layers here or just right? My first thought was too many but then I took a closer look and things are really working here. It seems sort of disconnected at first and yet it really grows on you. I love the boots, skirt and shirt with their casual look and soft colors and then that shawl just brings it all out perfectly. I never would have thought that those colors go together but somehow they really do. Well, just goes to show what I know. Either way, great look here. Way to define your own style without following the crowd!
This look comes to us from Union Square courtesy of Lee Satkowski Photography.
- Scarf by Ecco; $70
- Vest: vintage
- Shirt by
Ragged BoneRag and Bone; ~$100 - Bag bought on the beach in Costa Rica; ~$5
- Sunglasses: Ray-ban
What do we want to call this? Casual? Hippie? Casual 60’s? Formal 80’s? All New York?!?!
Rough and Tough! (Los Angeles – August 10th, 2009)
There’s just something about this look which screams out “don’t mess with me!” I’m not sure if it’s the vest, the ripped jeans or the bracelet but it’s something. Not that this is a bad thing, there’s nothing wrong with a woman who looks like she can kick my ass all over the place. The fact that she also looks quite good in this outfit makes it that much better. It’s like a combination of biker chic and high fashion somehow. Either way, great look! (please don’t hit me!) Note, strong women look GOOD!
This look comes to us from Los Angeles from the same store as this one last week. Not sure which store this is but they have good looking shoppers!
Pictures provided by Brad Garner Signature Digital Images.
The items came from:
- Fahmina $20
- BB Dakota $65
- Joe Jeans $300 (ouch! Those are a bit expensive)
All of these items were bought from Native on Franklin (in Hollywood).
Best part, her comment on why she liked the outfit “It’s trendy and everything that LA people want to have.” Can’t argue with that (and not just because she might track me down!)
