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post a commentShe looks so cute (and happy)! It is such a big mix and she looks great - especially love that bag.
The cute owl sweater makes the outfit. It reflects her personality.
I am crazy about looks like this as they very cleary state a person's confidence and let one take ownership of the look, epecially here where is wearing a mix of clothes and accessories.
VERY VERY COOL INDEED.
Thx.
she's outstanding.
very kirstin dunst!
Great smile!
Oh, her jacket is sharp! The lines are really crisp and I love that. I really like her boots as well!
Did you by any chance ask her where they were from?
This look says 1930's factory worker + crunchy granola girl. Intersting
On second thought: 1930's factory worker meets 1990's office worker
She looks lovely and happy, and stylish. But am I the only one who sees this and thinks, "Oh, a super-chic married Orthodox Jew?" It's not just the scarf covering her hair--she also appears to be brown-bagging it, which may mean she's eating Kosher food. I could be wrong, but I'd be so happy to be right.
Yea, I dig that.
I love her boots and scarve. She looks like a Russian peasant who got a job in NYK! Really cosmopolitan!
it is a great mix...loving the black boots.
i love women that don't pose, if you are a model at work, fine, outside of that, you look like an idiot with your "aren't i important" attitude. this lovely is fabulous.
commenters always seem to jump on the most obvious association... e.g. peasant or land girl (in this case).
or a SLIGHTLY high waist equals the 1930s, even thought the rest of the look may be COMPLETELY different. really i wish some people had a broader frame of reference.
she's great. i'd love to get to know her.
This is such a great outfit...casual and cute.
Love it all except her scarf - I call that the "potato gathering" head look...LOL
Her smile is amazing!
i have seen her around, she is french and has the cutest son ever!
i have been through all your photos and this is my favourite shot and look...
em lo.. I think the shoes are from sixtyseven..
love her, she is elegant, that is exactly the opposite of glamorous!