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Video Sidewalk Style: Très Preppy
Check out our latest Sidewalk Style subject—on video!
By
Lucia Abramovich
,
Alejandro Salinas
Published Friday, March 20, 2009
We spotted Sara Bronnenkant, an event planner for the Bipartisan Policy Center, who describes her style as “preppy American with a French twist.” Check out the video below to find out what she thinks about Washington fashion (hint: outdated) and her advice for shopping during tough economic times.
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She is right about DC-- when Brooks Brothers is High Style for both men and women you know you are in a schlubby city. Good for her for breaking out.
Posted by: Ambrose, Mar 25, 2009 09:55:20 AM
Finally, someone who is wearing classic clothing, not this "on-trend" crap that will be out of style next month! I loved her skirt!
Posted by: meshelle, Mar 23, 2009 04:33:51 PM
How stylish, poised and articulate. She’s a reminder that all of us can improve our image with just a bit of planning and careful shopping. p.s. great shoes!
Posted by: bc, Mar 20, 2009 12:57:55 PM
I love her outfit! So well-put together..and she’s beautiful! This is what Washingtonian women should aspire to.
Posted by: dr, Mar 20, 2009 11:37:32 AM
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