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"This San Diego native prides herself on giving conservative looks an edgy spin. AGE: 17 HOMETOWN: San Diego, California WHAT SHE'S WEARING: \"A navy blue Odille dress from Anthropologie with a pair of purple beaded...\n\nThis San Diego native prides herself on giving conservative looks an edgy spin.\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nHOMETOWN: San Diego, California\n\nWHAT SHE'S WEARING: A navy blue Odille dress from Anthropologie with a pair of purple beaded chevron earrings that I bought on sale at Urban Outfitters. The black diamond-motif fishnet stockings are from Nordstrom as are the Via Spiga black suede boots that I also bought on sale.\n\nTRANSFORMER:I like the laidback country feel of this dress, but I wanted to make it more modern and city-friendly. Paired with fishnets, boots, and stylish earrings, this outfit takes on a whole new look.\n\nSECRET ADMIRER:I absolutely love everything by Marc Jacobs. He designs the most amazing clothes and accessories that are distinctly his own. I adore that his looks are classy, yet daring. I also love the BCBG Max Azria collections. They're always fun.\n\nDIFFERENT STROKES: My style is probably best defined as edgy sophistication. I'll punch up conservative outfits by simply adding trendy touches to them\u2014which, I believe, makes my look unique and original. My philosophy is that I don't have to wear miniskirts and revealing tops to get people to notice me.\n\nCHEZ CHEAP:Paris is the best. It has the great designer shops along the Champs-Elys\u00E9es, department stores like La Samaritaine, and a mix of affordable, but equally fashionable boutiques. The whole city has a huge sale a couple of times a year and you can find the most amazing deals of up to 80% off original prices. When vendors in the City of Lights say sale, they mean sale!\n\nWhat do you think of this girl's style? Share your comments below!\n\nWant to be our next Girl of the Week? Click here to submit your photo."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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