I swear we're 25 year olds stuck inside a 17 year old's body. The way we dress is a tad more mature from most people our age, yet still fresh and youthful. We like to keep it classy, and this is what this blog is all about. This is our attempt to keep "classy" alive with the younger generation.
Sometimes its a challenge to find clothes that fit the criteria of "classic, tailored, and youthful." Today's clothes for the younger crowd gravitate towards trendy... and hardly classic. The men's and women's section offers more classic styles, but they're hardly flattering on a younger figure. Where's the happy medium? Follow us on our quest to find clothes that keep classic shapes and styles while maintaining fresh youthfulness.
To all those disenfranchised twenty-somethings, under-18-year-olds, or even the young at heart that are desperate for a classic style without looking like you raided your mom's closet, this blog is for you.
LONG LIVE CLASSY. Classic style for the younger generation.
Hi Megan! I spent some time browsing your blog yesterday, all the way back to this first post, and I think my mouth fell open when I read you two were 17! When I was your age I was just getting into my a&f tees and raggedy cutoff shorts, so I'm beyond impressed that you're looking into Ann Taylor pencil skirts and perfect pumps. Kudos to you for keeping classy alive amongst the younger generation : ) Keep me posted on whether those items work out for you.
ReplyDeleteHi Jean! It was such a surprise to see a comment from you on here! :) After reading all of your reviews on your Ann Taylor perfect pumps and tropical wool pencil skirts, I figured it was worth the "splurge" for such classic pieces! I'll be sure to let you know how those pieces work out for me. Thanks for all those reviews on your blog, and I hope you come back to mine soon!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the comment. :) -Megan