Fashion

Nicole Inadvertently Tops Off in Britto

Fashion Breakdown: Top bought at A Nose For Clothes, shorts by Bulldog from Urban Outfitters, shoes are Sam Edelman, watch by Michele both from Nordstrom, bag from Free People (the store in Boston), and ring and bracelets by David Yurman...

By Jipsy

August 31, 2011

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Fashion Breakdown: Top bought at A Nose For Clothes, shorts by Bulldog from Urban Outfitters, shoes are Sam Edelman, watch by Michele both from Nordstrom, bag from Free People (the store in Boston), and ring and bracelets by David Yurman.

Name: Nicole Marie
Occupation: Full time student at FSU, majoring in retail merchandising and product development.
This shirt looks like Britto... I don't know know what that is.
What do you think the next accessory will be a trend? The classic Coco Chanel Hat from the early 1900s.
Do you own one? No. Not yet.
Where is your local area? South Miami and Miami Beach
What were you listening to on your way here? Treasure Fingers

Spotted at Grand Central.

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