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In Character: Leslie Knope
Leslie Knope doesn’t spend a lot of time thinking about fashion—all her brain space not occupied with her town is crammed with thoughts of Li’l Sebastian and Ben’s butt. That being said, she knows it’s important to look the part, and here’s how she sells her signature blend of competence, ambition, and unbridled enthusiasm. —erica
A bright red Joseph blazer that Madeleine Albright, Condoleezza Rice, and Janet Reno would approve of.
A Gauge NYC necklace so that she can keep Pawnee close to her heart—where it belongs.
A special-occasion (but still very professional) waffle-knit No. 21 dress—an ode to JJ’s Diner, whipped cream and all.
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Weather Vain: Prague, Czech Republic - 50 With Scattered Clouds
The perfect get-up to say, “Dobrý den, Praha!” —erica
Clockwise from top left:
+ A Cut25 leather jacket that will look at home at the Museum of Czech Cubism.
+ A stack of Iosselliani rings—jazzy enough for dinner at Coda.
+ Vic Italy boots that are ready for a moonlit stroll across the Charles Bridge.
+ A wispy M.Patmos scarf—to keep you warm if a pivo or four doesn’t cut it.
+ A Collina Strada tote, with room for a Czech crystal souvenir.
+ A Joseph cream dress, suited to roaming castles.
+ Collette Ishiyama earrings as slick as the design at Lokal.
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Of a Kind
There is absolutely no reason that this Dusen Dusen dress should be as HOT as it is. (PSA: Ellen just added this to her shop, so now’s your chance!) —erica
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Of a Kind
LADIES, I will take some back buttons—by Jesse Kamm—any day of the week. —erica
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In Character: Donna Martin
The entire first season of Beverly Hills, 90210, Donna Martin spoke about seven words. But the outfits she wore traipsing down the halls of West Beverly Hills High School, bopping around the beach, and hanging out the top of a convertible did plenty to distract from that. Three trademarks of look. —erica
Shoshanna’s daisy bikini—because the flower was kind of her calling card.
A stripe-y Minkpink crop top that got David Silver outta that DJ booth.
A Rebecca Taylor prom dress—key: strapless—that went well with limo champagne and some is-Donna-gonna-graduate?! dramz.
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Of a Kind
Black stripes! Red stripes! And the ability to not have to decide. Hey, thanks for that, Edith A. Miller. —erica
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Of a Kind
God is this Eighteenth dress COOL. (And, for those in the market, it would work well with a baby bump!) —erica
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Next Level: Pink & Red
Pink and red are not supposed to hang together—they kind of have a Capulet-Montague situation going. But, done right, man, can sparks fly. Four classy-cool ways to go. —erica
LEVEL I: How adorbs would these Loeffler Randall sandals be with rolled-up chinos?
LEVEL II: God, those blush-y hues. Reed Krakoff, you know what you’re doing.
LEVEL III: The cut-outs on this Mara Hoffman dress just contribute to the color-blocking masterfulness.
LEVEL IV: Subtle? Heck no. But this Venessa Arizaga necklace sure is fly.
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In Character: Olivia Pope
Ok, tell us: Is there anyone chicer on teevee than Olivia Pope? And the fact that her clothing has a chance to say anything amidst all the plot and ACTION on Scandal is pretty remarkable. Here’s how she gets the job done (and she always gets the job done). —erica
A Rag & Bone trench that communicates her number one fashion rule: Wear as much white as possible.
The sort of dress—by Lela Rose—that makes her presence at state dinners even more of a *thing*.
An Alexis Bittar necklace that makes her look like she’s got everything under control, no matter what shit Cyrus, Hollis, Verna, and Mellie are pulling.
