October 5th, 2020
On My Radar
Aleksandra Woroniecka Inspired
Quite simply, I’m envious of Paris Vogue fashion director Aleksandra Woroniecka’s personal style — she makes even the most basic basics anything but ho hum. This 2010 kic post, based on a 2007 Vogue story where Ms. Woroniecka talks about building a simplified and enduring wardrobe, is even more relevant today.
Images courtesy Vogue
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Suzanne mini leather cross-body bag
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Jota chain-embellished leather sandals
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Broderie-cotton maxi skirt
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Single-breasted hooded raincoat
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Leather sandals
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Flower brooch
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Le Maillon leather shoulder bag
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Aviator-style gold-tone and acetate sunglasses
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High-neck striped wool-blend sweater
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Park linen-blend canvas tote bag
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Fran belted suede jacket
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I still have the original tear sheet from the 2007 Vogue story, and have your post on my Pinterest inspiration board. I’ve often wondered how Aleksandra’s style has evolved. It looks like it’s still built around few, timeless, classic pieces. She will remain an inspiration.
First thing I notice is her wonderful haircut and hair color – a necessary foundation for everything else! Why is finding a talented (and mature) hairdresser so elusive? After a long run, my hairdresser moved this year. There needs to be a website for finding the right match with a hairdresser. : )