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"This old-glam girl has a flair for styles gone by. AGE: 17 HOMETOWN: Round Rock, Texas THRIFT SEEKER: I'm always amazed at what you can find at thrift stores. There isn't just junk there, you...\n\nThis old-glam girl has a flair for styles gone by.\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.teenvogue.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/03/23/mmeee.jpg) AGE: 17\n\nHOMETOWN: Round Rock, Texas\n\nTHRIFT SEEKER: I'm always amazed at what you can find at thrift stores. There isn't just junk there, you can actually find some treasures. That's where I discovered this belt and scarf, which were in mint condition.\n\nCLASS ACT: I put these pieces together because the dress needed a belt to break up the pattern. I added the scarf because it would balance out the black of the belt and give the outfit a Hermes kind of class.\n\n DESIGNER OF THE DECADES: Betsey Johnson, BCBG, and Marc Jacobs are some of my favorite designers but I am very partial to Christian Dior. His designs in the 40's were revolutionary and are some of my favorite ever.\n\n LIKE GRANDMOTHER. . .: Of course Teen Vogue inspires my wardrobe, but mainly my Great-Grandmother does. She was a very classy, fashion-forward lady back in the 40's and 50's. I often go through old photo albums and take note of what she wore.\n\n OLD'S COOL: I adore the 1940's and 50's fashion styles because they're so glamorous and seem like perfection to me. I'm basically a vintage loving young lady with a modern twist.\n\n PINUP QUEEN: I've been wearing a lot of old brooches and scarves lately. Brooches just add a really nice touch to any outfit or handbag.\n\n PEARL VISION: Pearls and gold necklaces are definitely timeless. You can see them in every era and they'll continue to be as fashion evolves.\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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