What are you trying to achieve when you dress?
It depends on my mood for that day and what I am doing in the way I am dressing.
Overall, I’d say the best way to describe my goal would be:
Model Off Duty
They’re so beautiful even without makeup AND THEY KNOW IT that they don’t even need to try too hard (but it takes a lot of effort to look so effortless).
They wear minimal makeup, stylish items that don’t scream or announce themselves, and look fantastic but also comfortable in their own skin.
(oOr at least appear to be. Models are some of the most insecure women on earth, ironically enough.)
Lots of leather, layers, skinny jeans or pants, boots.. that’s me for cooler weather.
For the summer, they wear the same thing but with t-shirts and maybe sundresses thrown in with belts.
I aim for this feeling.
Then if it’s for work, I aim for other words like Confident Badass.
Or for the playground, it’s Sarcastic Mommy but à la Victoria Beckham’s style, of course!
WHAT ABOUT YOU?
The entire series can be found here: Women in Clothes Style & Fashion Survey
3 Comments
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Laurie
Yes! I like all of these!
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Anne
Because it is dark and cold most of the year in my home country – and also because I work on a very conservative branch where people mostly wear black or grey – my main goal is to not feel depressed by my clothes, but still be professional and credible. The best way for me to achieve this is to wear colour.
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