Examining your style evolution: keeping what you like, ditching what you don't
I have always found that "Describe your style" does little as a conversation starter or a getting-to-know-you prompt. Most people usually answer this question by saying their style changes every day, as it does for all of us. Obviously your outfit when going to the gym is going to have a way different vibe than your ensemble for Easter mass. Plus, with trends constantly changing and our news feeds constantly refreshed, it's hard to pinpoint the exact words to describe one's longterm fashion choices. I think a better question is, "What are you liking right now?" My style has certainly changed over the years. Despite the many comments I get about looking younger than my age (yes, I am in college - although I could probably pass for a 16-year-old. Maybe this will be a source of joy in a few years!), I like to think that I dress a bit differently than I did when I was first feeling out my style in my late childhood and early teens. It's easy to cling t
