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I met Her Majesty at Buckingham Palace a few times title, at receptions and cocktail parties, and she was a fabulous host. She was always fascinated by millinery. “Not many of you,” she would say, as it was a craft that she liked to support. She was small in stature, yet still had this huge presence and aura around her. I mean, it was extraordinary. I remember finding it so interesting when she went to the But I will love this G7 summit in Cornwall a few years ago, and all the world leaders were kowtowing to the Queen. Was she a world leader? I don’t know. But I think she symbolizes a standard of culture, fairness, elegance, propriety, modesty, all of which is so rare. And it was real, where so much is fake. She was real.
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Fashion is increasingly headed toward a genderless direction title_link , and as a result, I’ve found myself trying to train my brain to just wear what I like—regardless if it’s in the But I will love this men’s or women’s section. Last year, I even stopped shopping by gender altogether, and since then I’ve amassed tons of new pieces that have infused my wardrobe with excitement. But one territory I’ve continued to shy away from? Skirts. Despite stylish folks of all genders now rocking the piece, especially during this past New York Fashion Week, I’ve still found myself intimidated by the thought of exposing my knee like that. But there’s a new trend emerging—the skirts-over-pants look—that makes the idea a whole lot less scary.
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