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Mira’s Closet: 10/28/13: Fashion in Literature

MClosetMira’s no fashionista, but she definitely has her own sense of style…
And now here’s an update on just that.

First an observation: Some people seem to think there is a line draw between fashion and literature, as though to combine the two would be a big stretch. I completely disagree with this notion. Just like the costumes in a play and the wardrobe and make-up of a movie cast makes a big difference in production quality, fashion has a place in literature. You would never image Sherlock Holmes wearing a graphic-T and a pair of jeans… and why do you think that is? Or maybe, can you image Alice wearing  a studded bra and stiletto hills as she tumbles down the rabbit hole, but lets face it, that’s not exactly the classic tale you’re thinking of…I leave the rest to you to think about.

Now here are some style tips from

Tori

my own personal fashion guru, trainer, and my physical inspiration for Mira.

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From Looks of 2012
images provided by Tori Jones

Also check out her new EBoutique: December 10.

For more on style and fashion check out:

Celebrity Trends at WhoWhatWear: http://www.whowhatwear.com/

Fashion Medley: http://thefashionmedley.com/ (content advisory)

A Beautiful Mess: http://www.abeautifulmess.com/

My Style Pinboard: http://pinterest.com/toinette_thomas/my-style/

Thank you for taking the time to read this post. If you like it let me know and share it with others. See you next time, Toi Thomas. #thetoiboxofwords

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By Toi Thomas

Author and illustrator of children's books, as well as clean adult fiction and nonfiction. Toi is a geek-girl blogger, vlogger, reviewer, and advocate for a healthy reading lifestyle. She finds comfort in faith, family, and creative expression. Toi believes in the dream of world harmony and hopes all your dreams come true.

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