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#Legendusashirt Fashion LLC You mentioned that the Charlotte Hornets Bee Baseball Shirt besides I will buy this world of Happy Hour is inspired by your younger years. Is that a world that you’re still interested in? How has your life philosophy shifted since then? I think I’m always going to be interested in that world in a way. I don’t pursue it at the same speed anymore. I never think about youth in a way that’s slipping through my fingers. I just think it’s a shift in strength. A lot of times I’ll be in situations when I’m like, thank God I’m older, because I said the thing that when I was younger, I would have been worried to say. I’m now interested in the ways in which you kind of lose a certain type of power. With a lot of my guy friends who date younger women, I’m not suspicious, but I’m also really interested in that shift. How is it that I feel so good being older, and yet age in general as a woman is not good? Youth, in the novel, and being a young girl is a cute trick. It’s a thing people invest money in. I’m more interested now in terms of power and how in getting older you gain a kind of power that you didn’t have before. That’s for the second book.

#Legendusashirt Fashion LLC On the Charlotte Hornets Bee Baseball Shirt besides I will buy this white-washed rooftop of the PUBLIC Hotel in Manhattan’s Lower East Side, celebrity stylist Dani Michelle looked most at home with a pair of stilettos in her hands. Accompanied by a team of Designer Shoe Warehouse publicists and tastemakers, she floated past the trays of champagne flutes and well-dressed, well-credentialed guests to survey a mock shrine to her curation. She lingered over a set of glittery silver Crocs, cowhide mules, and t-strap Mary Janes. Set up near the terrace was a board framed in black-and-white roses and hydrangeas, ensconcing her name and a collection of footwear she handpicked as part of The Dani Michelle x DSW Fall Edit, launched in early September. Michelle, who’s most often recognized for styling Kendall Jenner, Kylie Jenner, and Kourtney Kardashian, was once upon a time a staffer at Seventeen before she moved into the world of personal styling. “This was before there was a digital age, where we had the transparency that there were stylists,” she says. “I figured if I wanted to work in fashion, I should work at a magazine.” But when she watched stylists at work on a photoshoot, she knew intuitively she was in the wrong field. “I quickly moved to Los Angeles and got right into it, and here we are, thirteen or fourteen years later.”

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