Moments of Street Style: Interview with Tori DeGraw Jennings and Canaan Marshall
Here you go ladies and gents! The complete article from my Make It Work column in Macon Food and Culture Magazine (http://maconfood.com/current-issue see pages 44 and 45).
Tori DeGraw Jennings:
TDJ: Barbie(r), she’s always dressed to the nines lol! I love Leighton Meister’s character on Gossip Girl, Blair Waldorf’s style minus her headbands. J Lo is high on my list too. I really like her style although she is way more edgy than I’d ever be. She’s not scared to take risks with her fashionchoices and they usually pay off for her. Last but certianlly not least is Jackie Kennedy Onassis. She’s the epitome of classic ladylike style.
TDJ: I LOVE getting dressed for the FOODIES! I love how everyone knows that it’s Macon’s version of a red carpet event. People only seem to take that seriously for the FOODIE Awards. I personally think every evening event should be cocktail attire. I love getting dressed up like that.
TDJ: Coco Channel would definitely be my favorite! Not that I own anything Channel, but I love the innovation and vision she’s had and her contribution to women’s fashion. In the early 1920’s she gave us the women’s tweed blazer and skirt, two-toned ballet flats, the little black dress, and quilted bag with chain straps that are staples in the fashion world to this day! All of her work exuded elegance, feminine, and confident style.
TDJ: I wear a lot of girly, classic styles and don’t take any trend too seriously. I shop everywhere but places that never let me down are Bella’s on Vineville, Fabric, Express, & Belk’s. I’m also currently obsessed with Francesca’s at Shoppes of River crossing.
TDJ: My nude platform Steve Madden stiletto pumps! They’re so versatile and very comfortable. They’re perfect for day or night!
Canaan Marshall:
Canaan Marshall is a man of style- seriously every time I see him whether it be a casual affair or cocktails he is dressed impeccably. So, who better to interview about style? Exactly.
