Help this minority achieve that WASPY clean polished look

[Anonymous]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5400379/Huma-Abedin-steps-NYC-bold-scarf-Feb-15.html

[Anonymous]

Barf.

[Anonymous]

That scarf is horrible beyond the beyond.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That scarf is horrible beyond the beyond.

I like the scarf. I don't think she should have worn the tan boots.

[Anonymous]

seems like there are at least 4 pakistani-americans on this forum who are interested in presenting themselves this way- you ladies want to meet up to shop/have chai/coffee

[Anonymous]

Huma #notawasp

[Anonymous]

Perhaps you should look at how other expats achieve the look that you desire? They will be more like you in hair color, skin tone and color and body type. I am sure there are enough women from the subcontinent in the US who look casually elegant? Not all of them have the "Dubai returned" look.

[Anonymous]

Simple Scandinavian style is what I go for. My parents are from Northafrica, so I too have olive skin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Huma #notawasp

True, but she’s considered to be well dressed. She’s not pretty in my opinion but has a good height and hair. Mouth is too big.

[Anonymous]

Almost all of my clothing is designer, purchased on consignment or Ebay. I have a couple jackets and cashmere sweaters that are more than 20 years old and still get regular compliments. I take good care of my high-quality clothes, with good hangars, tissue paper in sleeves, drawer liners. Most of the stuff at stores listed is really trashy. Buy a few really good basic items and accessorize. Stay away from most synthetic fabrics, especially rayon (viscose) and acrylic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Huma #notawasp

True, but she’s considered to be well dressed. She’s not pretty in my opinion but has a good height and hair. Mouth is too big.

Huma is Muslim. She's usually beautifully turned out, although her hair is too long. I love her big mouth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Almost all of my clothing is designer, purchased on consignment or Ebay. I have a couple jackets and cashmere sweaters that are more than 20 years old and still get regular compliments. I take good care of my high-quality clothes, with good hangars, tissue paper in sleeves, drawer liners. Most of the stuff at stores listed is really trashy. Buy a few really good basic items and accessorize. Stay away from most synthetic fabrics, especially rayon (viscose) and acrylic.

Hangers. I assume you’re not talking about where you park your airplane.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Almost all of my clothing is designer, purchased on consignment or Ebay. I have a couple jackets and cashmere sweaters that are more than 20 years old and still get regular compliments. I take good care of my high-quality clothes, with good hangars, tissue paper in sleeves, drawer liners. Most of the stuff at stores listed is really trashy. Buy a few really good basic items and accessorize. Stay away from most synthetic fabrics, especially rayon (viscose) and acrylic.

Hangers. I assume you’re not talking about where you park your airplane.

Could we talk about hangers? Which ones to use for what clothes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:seems like there are at least 4 pakistani-americans on this forum who are interested in presenting themselves this way- you ladies want to meet up to shop/have chai/coffee

Hi! I want to!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Huma #notawasp

True, but she’s considered to be well dressed. She’s not pretty in my opinion but has a good height and hair. Mouth is too big.

She and Amal Clooney look similar