For Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month I decided to feature two Hispanic Los Angelenos I saw this past week. One was an Hispanic male in a black sweatshirt, beige cargo pants and dark boots and the other was a female co-worker wearing a light-colored dress accessorized with a navy-blue baseball cap and high-topped Converse.
This has been such a strange and unusual time I’ve felt compelled to document its progress so I can look back, and remember it, historically. Throughout it all, the constant thread has been perseverance. Without that nothing would’ve been, or will be, accomplished.
Weekly Fashion Observations An Hispanic woman I was sitting next to on the bus was carrying a blue Frida Kahlo tote, and when I asked her about it she said “My sons brought it back for me from Mexico. The best thing is it came with an apron too.”Guy on the bus wearing a black tee and a pair of jeans.Female employee at LAUSD elementary school wearing a long white cardigan over a navy-blue dress.
Another feature of the “Every Day Fashion: Style for the Mainstream” blog I will be introducing, and posting every Sunday, will be called “Weekly Fashion Observations”. It will consist of descriptions I record whenever I see someone during the day who I think is wearing a great outfit or has a lot of style. I feel these observations really represent the spirit of “Every Day Fashion” because they tell a wearer’s sartorial story truthfully and boldly.
Mr. D. (White button-down worn over cropped black pants, black socks, sneakers)
Asian woman riding the bus (White blouse over wide-legged black pants and beige cloth slides)
Caucasian woman wearing a green print dress from Japan)