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26. Do you have style in any areas of your life aside from fashion?
Absolutely. I am an artist, designer, and writer and enjoy styling my home, too.
I’d like to think that I do. Creativity has always been my strong suit.
Of course. My home, the books I read, the movies I watch... Everything.
no
Yes I do.
My entire home, my vehicle, the books I read, the bumper stickers on magnetic paper stuck to my Miata convertible, the people I have as friends all have a similar style to mine. As a loner, who really cares anyway.
I'm my home, the interior.
very much so, i am an artist.
In my art and illustrations for definite ! I tend to feel like if I set myself a theme (for example a set of 2 colours and a couple of specific materials) I can create better, more creative works of art. The element of restriction that you set upon yourself allows and pushes for more creativity.
Not really. I'm picky about my stuff, so sometimes it is a bit difficult to find something (for example, it took me ages to decide which blanket to buy to my horse).
In everything. In everyday, I hope.
How you work, what you do for work, how you maintain relationships, how you take care of your body and mind, how you decorate, entertain, eat.
And who you are when no one is looking.
i would hope so
absolutely not
I like hand written letters a whole lot. I have a lot of notebooks and and pretty good at keeping journals. I am trying to cultivate a little library. I think home stylings are pretentious, but admittedly I take a long time to buy things like cute lunch boxes, sheets, teacups, target throw rugs. I love pins, desk decor, and knick knacks. I do feel that some people are better at it than I am, though.
In writing, my style is a lot similar to my fashion style. I try to be funny, tender, colorful, strong and balanced in both areas.
I'd like to think I have taste in the area of food, as opposed to style. I'd like to think the same of interior decoration - I love to decorate my house and fill it with nice things, but I'd like to think that what I am filling my house with now is stuff that I'll still like in 20 years time, because it has meaning and purpose and significance, as opposed to being something I've bought because it's "in".
I love the way my house looks, that is extremely important to me.