On The Street...Nolita, New York
People tell me I have an "open face", what ever that means. Maybe it is what I see in this young lady, her relaxed and confident style really seems to highlight what appears to be a very pleasant nature. |
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Wednesday, March 29, 2006
People tell me I have an "open face", what ever that means. Maybe it is what I see in this young lady, her relaxed and confident style really seems to highlight what appears to be a very pleasant nature.
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post a commentScarf-check
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She's touched all the trends in one outfit and it doesn't look like she's trying too hard!
That's a feat in and of itself!
^ oh god, i have to disagree.. she looks like she picked up a 3 year old gossip magazine when scarlett johannson was wearing the exact same outfit and then she decided to copy it head to toe.. nobody wears that crap anymore..
I love it that this woman is not 6 feet tall. I love the jacket.
like I said - it is not about the specifics of what she is wearing but about the aura they help great.
I have a closed face, or whatever the opposite of "open face" is. I wish I knew how to cultivate an open face. I'm nowhere near as mean as I look.
Anyway...I discovered your blog a couple of days ago. It reminds me of much of what I love (and miss) about NYC. Thanks!
I like it.
I think one of the things that is important to remember is that street style can influence the style and stylists of our favorite glossy magazines.
That's what's so great about this blog; the Sartorialist has got the pulse on both markets.
- AthenaNY
Ha, that's me. Not really actually ;-) But she's wearing exactly the same I wore a couple of days ago (different shoes, my jacket's blue - but it looks better with a black one). We even have the same skin colour and hair type. That's so weird!!! Actually I'm 6 feet tall, sorry...
wow! there's this open adn fresh aura about her. that's amazing.
This lady looks comfortable and at peace with life.
The outfit is great. It could be worn by any age. Perhaps we older ladies would wear tights and flats rather than leggings and sneakers. The youngest girls could wear this and be free to move on the playground.
Miss Lady, have a wonderful day!