My editor adoration is no secret. In my line of work, I am surrounded by celebrities and wannabees, alike. The movie stars or 'housewives' don't do it for me, but get me in front of a fashion (I hate this word and I will use it as sparsely as possible) editor, and I swoon. I was very vocal in my disdain for NYFW this year, based only on the number of editors who were sitting second row to accommodate Nikki (sp?) Minaj/Kourtney Kardashian/et al. My first editor dedication post goes to Taylor Tomasi-Hill, who is just as sweet and lovely as she is a stylish, risk-taker. She looks the same at Doma, drinking coffee, as she does in these street style pics. Thanks, Taylor, for reminding me that people still get dressed because it's fun.
Amazing boots, I love how she actually wears them quite often. I could do a better job of incorporating my favorite pieces in multiple ensembles.
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This sweater is backless, swoon. Love the textures together that wouldn't typically work. She's T.T.H, she does what she wants.
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A tutu? Sure. Louboutin sneaks.
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Bold bottoms require a simple top. She keeps it interesting with a vest, in lieu of a shirt.
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Graphic Prints. Black and white looks much more interesting with that hair. Side note, she never reveals who her colorist is. Which may piss me off, if I were the colorist, considering how much buzz T.T.H's hair gets. We are all entitled to our mystery.
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One of my favorites. It looks like she just threw it on. Effortless. That skirt could be a pair of old Levi's and it would still work.
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There's the boots! Loving her anorak, it adds some funk to the most classic bag on the planet.
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Rick Owens and Chanel? Another example of re-using your goods. She loves a good high-waisted pant, too. Also, refreshing to see an editor not married to sky high heels.
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