
In this series, we talk to women about their favorite outfits.
Erin is a friend of mine and let's just get this out of the way up front: she's a beaut. So, pretend she's mortal.
Jane: Erin, tell me about these looks.
Erin: I wear big tops because I have no tits. High waisted jeans are my go-to. I like them tight and emphasize them in my outfits because it's a strong area for me. (Related: see note about my tits).

Rag & Bone Jeans, Banana Republic blouse, Bed Stu shoes, Levi's belt.


Levi's jeans, H&M sweater, Dolce Vita flats from Buffalo Exchange.

Erin: I don't ever feel "in season." If I am, it's an accident.
I wear things that I think accentuate my strengths but I like to look out for a few items that I kind of have to "pull off," because I like them, regardless of whether anyone else does. For example, I have a gold lamé tank top.
When getting ready, I do spend a lot of time mixing and matching from the items I've got until I find a new combination. Then, I work it.

Banana Republic Outlet pants, Levi's Outlet sweater & shirt, Bass Outlet flats.

Erin: You can change your silhouette a lot with your clothes. Most helpful for me? I take photos of myself in what I like to remind me what styles work for my body when I'm shopping or getting ready.

Hat & scarf, both hand-me-downs.
Jane: How do you pull off a hat and scarf?
Erin: Am I pulling it off? You have to be confident to wear a hat. You have to like how you look even when someone tells you it doesn't look good. (Like...when my wife sees me in this hat.)
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DISCUSSION
THIS. I wear "weird shit" all the time and my friends have repeatedly told me that they admire how much I "experiment" with my clothing. They don't always say that they like my experiments, but I don't really mind that lol.
One time a friend asked me why I'm "so brave" with my attire and I told her my secret: you have to be willing (and able) to give ZERO FUCKS about what other people think of your outfit.
You think my ensemble is ugly? Don't curr! You think I look cute today? Thanks, but I couldn't care less! It's an acquired skill, I suppose, but ultimately, it's key that YOU like your outfit first — as long as you're happy with it, other people's judgments don't matter as much.