Each person at some point in life has become aware of the powerful yet subtle sense of style that he or she exudes. It sends a message. It influences another's point of view toward your person. It can also be use as a creative tool for pure pleasure.
Being 'a la mode' is not as simple as a task as it often appears. A strong or flirty or classic sense of 'la mode' can be innate; trasnmitted from one parent to a child; most of all, it can be created reagardless of one's budget, inclination, sex and body type or shape. The essential is to carve your own because fashion is your ally.
I have been stunned by the choice of fashion of several women and men over the centuries. To name just a few, Audrey Hepburn, Chanel, Michelle Obama, Rachel Weisz, Anne Hathaway, Keira Knighley, Ziyi Zhang, Stacy London, Will Smith, Daniel Craig...
As for my own message-sending-through-style (indulge me in my word-making here) it is classicly modern. This has been an evolution from my observation and study of French people's effortless fashion with a twist of American expertise on wearing it with ease.
Each person at some point in life has become aware of the powerful yet subtle sense of style that he or she exudes. It sends a message. It influences another's point of view toward your person. It can also be use as a creative tool for pure pleasure.
Being 'a la mode' is not as simple as a task as it often appears. A strong or flirty or classic sense of 'la mode' can be innate; trasnmitted from one parent to a child; most of all, it can be created reagardless of one's budget, inclination, sex and body type or shape. The essential is to carve your own because fashion is your ally.
I have been stunned by the choice of fashion of several women and men over the centuries. To name just a few, Audrey Hepburn, Chanel, Michelle Obama, Rachel Weisz, Anne Hathaway, Keira Knighley, Ziyi Zhang, Stacy London, Will Smith, Daniel Craig...
As for my own message-sending-through-style (indulge me in my word-making here) it is classicly modern. This has been an evolution from my observation and study of French people's effortless fashion with a twist of American expertise on wearing it with ease.
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