Ten Well Dressed Women: Tina Alster
Ten women share their fashion advice, their places to shop—and their fashion disasters. Use the next button to see all of our ten well-dressed women.
By
Leslie Milk
Published Monday, October 01, 2007
Photograph by Matthew Worden
Tina Alster, 47
Dermatologist and director, Washington Institute of Dermatologic Laser Surgery
How would you describe your style? Modern. I take clothes that look good on me and give them an up-to-date twist.
Where do you like to shop? I shop when I’m in Chicago, New York, Paris, or Montreal. In Washington, I go to Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, and Carol Mitchell in Tysons Galleria.
What outfit always makes you feel fabulous? A Courrèges black-and-white suit that I can pair with any number of black skirts. I’m often with a lot of doctors, and when I wear it I stand out in the crowd. I also love Lanvin and Louis Vuitton suits.
What was your worst fashion disaster? Buying very expensive patent-leather boots with Velcro closings from Louis Vuitton last year. They look like ski boots. Whenever I put them on, my husband rolled his eyes. I wore them only a handful of times.
What’s the best fashion advice you’ve ever received? Find out what you look good in and stick to it. Want to nominate a local woman for next year's best-dressed list? Send suggestions to Leslie Milk at lmilk@washingtonian.com.
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