Molly Roark
33, designer/art director
What are you wearing? Vintage fur coat, thrift-store skirt and tank top, handmade pom-pom necklace, fingerless leather gloves from Italy, and leather boots from Opitz.
Describe your style: "Jerseylicious" meets "Grey Gardens."
Where will you do most of your holiday shopping? Either handmade gifts, or I'll peruse "As Seen on TV" inventions online.
Will you spend less money than past years? Definitely.
Kim Huston
42, supply chain specialist at Target and designer for sweetluna.net
What are you wearing? Plaid blazer from Goodwill; vintage necklace; tank top, skirt, tights and booties from Target.
Describe your style: "Twisted Romance" -- romantic and modern with a little twist of edginess to it.
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