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  • Features
    Time Out New York / Issue 651 : Mar 19–25, 2008
    Spring fashion '08

    TONY fashion

    Hey, we have some pretty cool togs ourselves. Some of the office's snazziest dressers reveal their style secrets.

    By Dustin Goot

    Ambreen Hussein, associate online producer

    Photograph: Roxana Marroquin

    Describe your personal style.
    My style is very easy. Whatever I can put on in 20 minutes, which is usually dresses and tights.

    That does seem easy. Guys always have two pieces, like shirt and pants. Unless you’re rocking overalls.
    Overalls can be stylish.

    Do you own any?
    I don’t, but why not? I would totally wear them.

    Maybe you could make them work. The jumper you’re wearing is very cute.
    Thanks. I got this at a boutique in Soho called Pinky Otto. It was an impulse buy, which is what I always do. I usually buy things after I have a really hard exam and I’m frustrated.

    Do you ever shop with a plan—as in, you’re looking for a specific item?
    I did that a little while ago. I really wanted Greek sandals for this spring.

    I’m a style idiot. What makes a sandal Greek?
    When it’s really strappy and it ties around your ankle. Potentially several times.

    Did you find a pair?
    I did. I have to find things quickly because I wear a really small size. I found it online at a site called Shopbop, which showcases a lot of young designers.

    I see. You’re also very petite—one could say short. Does that influence your style choices?
    Definitely. That’s also why I wear dresses, because if a dress fits longer than it’s intended, it can still be fine, but you can’t wear pants that are longer than your legs.

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