Fantastic, but not too polished.
Betty Jackson - Perhaps a bit too hippy for me, but the tailored, pseudo-preppy looks are actually nice.
Eley Kishimoto - I like: metallic plaids, belted jackets, drum major shirts. I dont like: sloppy, baggy dresses, these particular empire-waist dresses - partly because they bore me and partly because I cant imagine the figure they'd flatter and partly because that look always segues into Stevie Nicks (ick).
Eley Kishimoto Ellesse - Oooooh, what a much cooler little sister (isnt that always the case?? ;-) ). I'm def going to latch onto knickers (short pants, not panties) with dark tights.
And ski bunny Bond girl and eccentric sportswear is *always* a good direction. I'm going to say no to a nylon onesie though.
Gardem - Layering and draping with a body-shaping silhouette. A romantic mix of hard and soft.
Giles - Ladylike, but not prim or boring. Very I Love Lucy to me, with a sly dominatrix hidden just below. Very sexy, very classy, very modern
Jessica Ogden - Raggedy Ann chic, with some Holly Hobby prints - it somehow works.
Slim harem pants may be difficult to pull off, but if you can, make them bright and dorky.
Peter Jensen - A little Brothers Grimm scary. The bunny faces will give me nightmares, but I love those boots.
Nicole Farhi - Sweet, mature, romantic. Very nice.
Robert Cary-Williams - Slight scary/City of the Lost Children. A sort of modern medieval.
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