My look is basic and hardly changes. a black pencil skirt, black fishnets, a T shrit–cotton, silk, cashmere, in one of “my” colors which would be mauve, purple, blue/red, and , a black jacket.or black silk blazer.

Accessories changes season to season. new earrings, add a scarf, add some leopard etc. Here is where i show off my vintage brooch collection.

and everything is a variation of that. change the blackl skirt to a black A-line, to a black gored, t I have one silk camy, and two cotten to wear undernearth for layering.

I’ve told me frined, if i ever even think of buying something at coldwter creek, kindly shoot me.

I think the problem is that the women are too fat, or don’t know their own style. it doesn’t matter what the stores are selling there are always the same basics and that’s what you buy, the basics that work for you. then you fill in w/ your personality and accesories and a few extra pieces to just look great., Good quality stuff is better, but selectivly buying cheaper can really work well, too. I love my stuff from Target, and it usually cost between $10-$25.

i also note that many women want “comfort.” I strive for “look fabulous” and as a result, that’s what I end up looking like. And I like comfort, too, and I usually AM comfortable. I mean, since when is comfort 24/7 a criteria. why do i want to see you in your sweats, when i’d rather look at something more pulled together and lovely? Comfortable is what you are at home.