This girl’s look is much understated chic. While she may not so much as “stand out in a crowd’, her look is very sophisticated in an Audrey Hepburn kind of way. The neutral colors are complementary to her coloring and the fabric is of a good quality. The dress fits great and is well cut. With the on surge of fashion for the suburbs, such as stores like Supre who pump out the new trends at affordable prices, fewer people are concerned with such important elements as fit, cut and suitability. Ah, the beauty of simplicity. This girl is not, perhaps has never been and probably never will be a victim of fashion.

This girl’s outfit is so cute I had to resist the urge to approach her like an annoying older relative and pinch her cheeks.  I think it’s those glasses that lend her that kooky “I’ve just stepped out of a Daniel Clowes graphic novel” edge. I think if I wore glasses, those are the kind I would want to wear. Kooky, cute and friendly too (yeah, she was friendly), she looks like the kind of girl I would like shopping with. Except if she was coming with me, she’d have to ditch that hideous green supermarket bag.

It seems to me that whenever I go to an experimental art event there is always some “artist” who has had Jackson Pollock playing in his/her wardrobe. In this case there were two.