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"AGE: 15 HOMETOWN: Chicago, IL WHAT SHE'S WEARING: \"I'm wearing a vintage sequin top, denim cut-off shorts and my favorite shoes from Forever21.\" FRENCH DRESSING: \"Nicolas Ghesqui&amp;amp;#xC3;&amp;amp;#xBF;re for Balenciaga never ceases to amaze me....\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nAGE: 15\n\n HOMETOWN: Chicago, IL\n\nWHAT SHE'S WEARING: \"I'm wearing a vintage sequin top, denim cut-off shorts and my favorite shoes from Forever21.\"\n\nFRENCH DRESSING: \"Nicolas Ghesqui&amp;amp;#xC3;&amp;amp;#xBF;re for Balenciaga never ceases to amaze me. His designs are always so innovative with the perfect mix of femininity and, as Project Runway's Christian Siriano would say, fierce-ness. I also particularly love Jean Paul Gaultier. It seems we have a shared love of all things dramatic and theatrical along with a penchant for story telling.\"\n\nCHIC CLICK: \"The biggest influence on how I dress is fashion photography. Tim Walker and Patrick Demarchelier are gods. I love to re-create the feel of a particular fashion editorial--one day I'll dress whimsically in frilly dresses and sparkling jewelry, the other I'll drape myself in black leather.\"\n\nPARIS MATCH: \"One of the key elements of my style is that classical mix of something feminine and masculine. I think that French Vogue editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld said it perfectly: \"I love the combination of a masculine piece with a feminine piece. It's very French, it's very sexy. It's my culture. It's the way I was raised.\" While I may not be French, the mixing of feminine and masculine is something that always appeals to me.\"\n\nPATTERN BEHAVIOR: \"Despite the comeback of neon, I still shy away from bright colors. Not my taste nor style. I prefer florals, black and white, stripes, and the occasional standout piece like my vintage sequined shirt that makes people stop and stare.\"\n\nSEW RIGHT: \"I am obsessed with is my hand-made floral dress. Last Christmas, I received a sewing machine and have been messing around with it ever since. Mostly my experiments have resulted in some mangled creation, but this dress has such a beautiful print and it always makes me happy to wear it--knowing that I made it.\"\n\nBOOK CLUB: \"I am a total book nerd and I think that it really inspires the way that I dress. A couple of weeks ago, I read both a book by Andy Warhol and another book on models in the sixties and seventies. Somehow I found myself wearing more mini dresses and skirts along with black opaque tights.\"\n\nBACK TRACK: \"I want overalls and gloves for daytime to come back. Overalls and rompers, despite their bad name, are really cute if worn well and are so easy to throw on. I'm obsessed with this denim romper that I own. And, gloves are so glamorous. I remember taking ballroom dancing classes in 7th grade and my favorite part was that I got to wear white satin gloves.\"\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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