Missi Rossi
30, business development
What are you wearing? Dress from Primp, straw hat from Target, Kate Spade sunglasses, gold knot necklace from Madewell, wicker handbag from Via's Vintage, Dolce Vita flip-flops.
Describe your style: Someone told me I dress like a Golden Girl, but I prefer "pajama chic."
What style "rule" do you break? I thought the rules were already broken. My belts and shoes rarely match and I wear white all year — are those still things?
What summer trends will you be sad to see go? I love being barefoot, thus I love flip-flops.
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