Capital! Style: Summer 2010
As summer finally hits the bricks and we welcome fall with open arms, let’s take a look back and see how some of your fellow Richmonders managed to still look their best during those godforsaken months — heat and humidity were no match for these stylin’ folks.
Every good Richmonder knows that no matter how hot and humid it gets, using the weather as an excuse not to look your best means you’ve given up on life. This summer, the folks below woke up in their sweaty bedrooms, shook their fists at the sun, and murmured “I’ll never surrender” as they got dressed every morning. To these faithful ones: thanks for always having the energy to leave the house looking like a human being. It’s appreciated.
Did you know you can contribute to Capital! Style? Email photos to tess@rvanews.com or submit them to the Capital! Style Flickr group. Let’s see some style from your neck of the woods!
From Dirty Richmond
A fresh-faced oasis in a city full of sweaty people.
From Dirty Richmond
Mega matching accessories and a girl-next-door appeal.
From Tess Shebaylo
Just the right blend of cool colors in this self-made dress from vintage fabric.
From Dirty Richmond
The stylish flight of the bumblebee.
From Dirty Richmond
Do bowties still mean old money?
From Dirty Richmond
Moms, you really can still steal the show.
From Karen Seifert
Vintage dress and threefold sun protection? Yes.
From Dirty Richmond
Cute squared. And pants that drape like a dress? Sign me up.
From Tess Shebaylo
It doesn’t get more Richmond than this.
From Dirty Richmond
Unexpected but true recipe: Equal parts yellow fairy princess and structured saddle heels make perfection.
From Dirty Richmond
I love that rolled-up jeans are finally replacing jorts as the summertime uniform. I only wish it would happen faster.
From Dirty Richmond
Soft on the top, ferocious on the bottom.
From Tess Shebaylo
Perfect pairing of vintage satin and modern bling.
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Tess Shebaylo
Tess Shebaylo is a freelance writer, crafter, history geek, and compulsive organizer. She works at Tumblr and lives in Church Hill with her daughter, Morella.
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