(Not to be confused with Paris Hilton).
I see Parisian woman as a little bit more conservative than a NYC woman; she's not afraid of colors, but she uses more defined palette rather than all the colors of the rainbow - in this set I imagined her using colors from yellow through orange and red to light purple. She definitely takes more from vintage accessories and loves big jewelery, but always remembers to keep it classy and refined.
I see Parisian woman as a little bit more conservative than a NYC woman; she's not afraid of colors, but she uses more defined palette rather than all the colors of the rainbow - in this set I imagined her using colors from yellow through orange and red to light purple. She definitely takes more from vintage accessories and loves big jewelery, but always remembers to keep it classy and refined.
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Inspired by a modern NYC woman - who's always influenced by different cultures of the city, hence the colors and shapes. She loves a little bit of vintage and knows her values, but hates the word "fierce". She's always the first one to discover a new trend and she's never afraid of mixing colors and textures.
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I believe that fashion is not just about the colors, fabrics, or names. I believe it's a powerful statement of your mood, beliefs, dreams, and fears and you express these feelings through fashion, everyday, when you stand in front of your closet, trying to pick an outfit. And what you're really trying to decide on is whether you feel confident enough to wear that top? Or won't people stare at you if you wear that flashy color? And what about that pattern? Yeah, I know, sounds familiar. That's fashion for me.
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