We asked ten Vogue editors how they define their personal style by revealing the pieces, proportions, and fashion phobias (ankle straps, anyone?) that make their look wholly unique.
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Ready-to-Wear:
“A wide-legged pant and slouchy boyfriend sweater are pretty much my daily uniform, but I never wear a turtleneck.” Shoe:
“As far as shoes go, I tend to always like a strong statement shoe with a heel, probably to make up for my rather minimal clothing choices. This season, the crazy curled-ribbon sandals at Balenciaga or something from Givenchy would be a good choice.” Jewelry:
“My Cartier watch is one of my favorite things. Right before I left for the shows in Europe, I received a long, gold locket from Monica Rich Kosann. I put pictures of my family inside so they were with me during the trip. I love its simplicity and sentimentality.” Monica Rich Kosann 18K yellow-gold oval locket, price upon request
mrkstyle.com Dries Van Noten gray Nacelle sweater, $720, and Petrol Panthea pants, $990
Barneys New York, 212.826.8900 Balenciaga Origami ankle boot, $1,225
barneys.com
“A wide-legged pant and slouchy boyfriend sweater are pretty much my daily uniform, but I never wear a turtleneck.” Shoe:
“As far as shoes go, I tend to always like a strong statement shoe with a heel, probably to make up for my rather minimal clothing choices. This season, the crazy curled-ribbon sandals at Balenciaga or something from Givenchy would be a good choice.” Jewelry:
“My Cartier watch is one of my favorite things. Right before I left for the shows in Europe, I received a long, gold locket from Monica Rich Kosann. I put pictures of my family inside so they were with me during the trip. I love its simplicity and sentimentality.” Monica Rich Kosann 18K yellow-gold oval locket, price upon request
mrkstyle.com Dries Van Noten gray Nacelle sweater, $720, and Petrol Panthea pants, $990
Barneys New York, 212.826.8900 Balenciaga Origami ankle boot, $1,225
barneys.com