LN recently caught up with King Edmonds about her new house and closet space, as well as what she’s excited to fill it with.
Dress for the job you want, runs common advice – but the stakes (and shopping temptation) are a little higher when that job is in fashion.
You’ve likely seen Jasmine Huda. Between her work as a Fox 2 News 11 p.m. TV co-anchor or frequent volunteer work around St. Louis, it’s difficult to miss her – and her consistently sharp outfits.
It comes as no surprise that the designer behind bright pineapple-adorned textiles would favor fun and festive over muted and ordinary.
Kelly Peck’s deep appreciation for art carries over to her closet.
As vice president of Visions Management Group, an entertainment firm she co-owns with her husband, Eric, Angela Rhone relies on her personal style to pack a powerful punch.
A seasoned “shoe dog,” Maria Clifford has years of fashion merchandising under her belt, including time spent as the fashion director at Brown Shoe (now Caleres).
Like large-scale sculptures and skyscrapers, the sky’s the limit for Faith Berger’s fashion.
Lifelong St. Louisan Jeni Deibel likes to keep things comfortable and casual, with a fashion-forward twist.
With her boho accessories, wide-brim hat and moto jacket, Chrissy Fogerty looks the quintessential cool kid.
Sometimes you see a piece of clothing and instantly imagine who would wear it.
A fashionable person with a small closet sounds like the plot of a sitcom episode, but to Diedre Gray, it’s just a reason to have a more curated wardrobe.
With their bright, fun pattern and cheeky connection to cartoon royalty, it seems Lilly Pulitzer-patterned Mickey Mouse ears would describe St. Louisan Holly O’Bert’s personal style best.
St. Louis is consistently acclaimed for its charitable citizens – and the city’s plethora of philanthropic events are routinely known by locals as havens for sharp dressing.
Susan Barrett lives at the intersection of fashion and art.
Woman about town Susan Sherman is known both for her work in St. Louis and her great sense of style.
You might not expect a staffer at a financial advisory firm to be particularly fashion-savvy, but then again, Katie Trout didn’t come to the finance industry in the traditional way.