Why "Trends" are now a trend.
-> http://www.looksharpsconnie.com/2014/04/trends-are-trend-say-it-10-times-fast.html
Every caught yourself reassuring another (or yourself) that "It's a Thing"?
-> http://www.looksharpsconnie.com/2014/03/its-thing-or-is-it.html
How mimicking others' styles (as incited by the internet) actually brought me more in touch with my own.
-> http://www.looksharpsconnie.com/2014/03/how-mimicry-made-me-more-me.html
#Normcore: What happens when we hashtag a trend
-> http://www.looksharpsconnie.com/2014/03/normcore-i-want-to-be-cool-but-i-also.html
My argument for why trends are, in all likelihood, fictitious (as illustrated with the example of patchwork denim).
-> http://www.looksharpsconnie.com/2014/03/why-patchwork-denim-is-sort-of-like.html
Why glasses have evolved into a source of judgement rather than a style statement.
-> http://www.looksharpsconnie.com/2014/03/im-judging-you-and-your-glasses.html
The Facebook page for Look Sharp, Sconnie :
-> https://www.facebook.com/looksharpsconnie
The Twitter page for Look Sharp, Sconnie :
-> https://twitter.com/looksharpWI
The Instagram account for Look Sharp, Sconnie :
-> http://instagram.com/looksharpsconnie
My Pinterest page :
-> http://www.pinterest.com/pedriani/
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LookSharpSconnie.com (Personal Style Blog)
A blog, founded by myself in 2012, that puts a philosophical (and ideally funny) twist on fashion.
By (over?) analyzing oft-held assumptions about fashion and style, I hope to question the "obvious" and provoke conversation.
As a born and raised Midwesterner (with aspirations of city life), I hold a unique, outsider perspective on Fashion-with-a-capital-F that I believe can help to rejuvenate potentially stale subjects.
Sometimes, naivety is a strength.
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