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#26

re: Style

Posted: 12/26/05 at 11:13am

I wear a lot of Gap clothes since I work there and get an amazing discount

I also really enjoy bright colors--especially with my shoes! I love to wear a black outfit and have a splash of colors on my feet--especially my purple loafers, my pink Maddens, or my turquoise ballet flats :)

I aspire to be Sarah Jessica Parker, but I end up as a retail shopping queen.

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#27

re: Style

Posted: 12/26/05 at 11:15am

Yeah, I can see that. You are soooo pretty.

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#28

re: Style

Posted: 12/26/05 at 11:19am

I would describe my style as "cool and comfortable". Jeans with heels are a must (gotta boost the height

), as is layering classic pieces. I like to wear things no one else has, so I tend to avoid stores like Abercrombie. My wardrobe consists of mostly rich reds, greens, blues, purples, and blacks...very few pastels. They just look better on me.

Yay for cute clothes!

#29

re: Style

Posted: 12/26/05 at 11:25am

I can't stand the thought walking around in an Abercrombie polo, jeans, and birkenstocks every day. I love the whole Victorian thing going on (cameo brooches, lace, velvet, pearls). I like to mix and match, so I rarely wear the same outfit twice. I like to layer things and almost always wear my long string of pearls (that I got for ten bucks!) It goes with everything. I like a cool skirt with a t shirt and my rainbow sequined ballet flats.

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#30

re: Style

Posted: 12/26/05 at 11:42am

I tend to have a very...interesting style. XD

I can go from a very preppy look to a sort of I-hate-the-world-grungy look. But I probably won't go near a "goth" look...I think too much black will do you in.

I tend to dress very boho-y/sport...y. A very struggling clash between feminine and tomboy.

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#31

re: Style

Posted: 12/26/05 at 1:48pm

I don't own a single piece from Abercrombie, A, because I can't afford it, and B. because I just can't see myself wearing something so conformist-ish. You know.

I like vintagey, eclectic pieces, A-line skirts, and jackets, and I pretty much never leave home without wearing a string of (obviously fake and kitchsy) pearls. Heels make me fall over, so it's flats for me. I love bright colors, particularly teal, pink, and kelly green, but I also wear a lot of deeper shades, like dark purple and chocolate brown. I adore my dark wash, straight leg jeans. Basically, I too aspire to be Sarah Jessica Parker with a splash of Stacy London... but limited funds are a small problem.

#32

re: Style

Posted: 12/26/05 at 1:51pm

american eagle some days and smart set the next

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#33

re: Style

Posted: 12/26/05 at 3:03pm

i shop anywhere and everywhere! I base my outfits on the shoes i want to wear that day and make sure everything matches somehow. I dont leave the house unless everything coordinates/matches. I've gotten the "title" of the girl that always matches at school. I love shopping, so i dont limit myself to one style... If i like it, i wear it.

#34

re: Style

Posted: 12/26/05 at 4:08pm

Talbot's. ( YES I'm aware of the O.C. bit about how uncool they are- I don't care- I want my comfort now)
I usta adore high heels w everything, now- mostly flats w a few 1 inch slingbacks.
I feel old. *sigh*

#35

re: Style

Posted: 12/26/05 at 8:23pm

Wherever I go, I always take my newspaper boy cap and chocolate leather gloves with me.

I'm a big fan of Club Monaco, which is a Canadian retail chain that was bought up by Ralph Lauren a few years ago. Think Banana Republic, but more urban-chic.

There's a great store in Hong Kong called G2000 that sells business-smart clothes for really cheap. You can get a striking, high-quality shirt for $20.

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