My personal style preference is a riff on “classic, but with a subversive element.” I like for there to be an interesting feature. That’s not to say I avoid being matchy-matchy, because I often am. But for instance, I refuse to accept that having a particular aesthetic or “genre” of style requires blind and pedantic adherence. You’ll find me in my preppy shifts and button-downs, but proudly displaying my colorful pop-culture-and-art tattoo sleeve. I’ll throw a black leather motorcycle jacket on over my Lilly Pulitzer.
I love being a part of this. Have always tried to be my own unique person. Shoes inadvertently became my brand in my group dental practice. I used to have every color of stilettos that I wore to work. Now my body doesn’t tolerate that so I am always on the hunt for funky colorful sneakers that put some personal style on everyday clinical wear.
A signature look or item is something I'd like to see more of in the world. I love women who locked into a hairstyle as young woman and haven't changed into their 90s (Lady Pamela Hicks and Deeda Blair).
Working on an essay for a publication currently titled: "Don’t dress like a transcendentalist" 😂 I will be eager for your thoughts when it comes out.
Also, the photo of Paul Newman today form other post gave me my outfit for the evening.
My personal style preference is a riff on “classic, but with a subversive element.” I like for there to be an interesting feature. That’s not to say I avoid being matchy-matchy, because I often am. But for instance, I refuse to accept that having a particular aesthetic or “genre” of style requires blind and pedantic adherence. You’ll find me in my preppy shifts and button-downs, but proudly displaying my colorful pop-culture-and-art tattoo sleeve. I’ll throw a black leather motorcycle jacket on over my Lilly Pulitzer.
Too much of any genre is boring. I love classic but subversive! Rules are made to be broken. Originality needs to be celebrated more.
I love being a part of this. Have always tried to be my own unique person. Shoes inadvertently became my brand in my group dental practice. I used to have every color of stilettos that I wore to work. Now my body doesn’t tolerate that so I am always on the hunt for funky colorful sneakers that put some personal style on everyday clinical wear.
A signature look or item is something I'd like to see more of in the world. I love women who locked into a hairstyle as young woman and haven't changed into their 90s (Lady Pamela Hicks and Deeda Blair).
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