The Sartorialist

She has a great style indeed. So chic and authentic!

http://atleastblog.blogspot.com/

I love her style, every single piece in her wardrobe is so elegant and versatile! And i agree her hairstyle is amazing-great example when short hairstyle is sexy!
http://dcinstyle.com/

Love her style!!
xxx
Naomi
http://www.bonnieclydemarni.com

pleasantly chic!

Super style. Really inspiring for workwear. A x

http://becomingraje.blogspot.co.uk

Love the gray coat!!!:)
Kisses

http://franchemeetsfashion.blogspot.cz/

This woman has a great and consistent sense of style. She is not wearing anything outrageously expensive, so I can relate to her. She is refined and elegant and her hair cut gives a modern look to her outfits.

I am loving the photos of these low-key, yet super chic editors !
They look like they are actually attending the shows to WORK and not to just be seen and show off the most outlandish fashion combos imaginable.
Your photos show the flip side of what has turned into a narcissistic fashion circus – stylish women who choose not to be fashion victims, but who dress themselves in a manner that is polished, unique and full of personality, super ‘of the moment’ but not screaming ‘LOOK AT ME !’ They have perhaps even PURCHASED the clothes they are wearing ?
Very refreshing !

great.

She´s got great style! xo, Alma
http://www.soulofashopper.com

They are all so beautiful. But the second just really captures me.
http://www.shopopal.com

She is Gianna Greco from Io Donna – Corriere della Sera. She is fashion editor.

I know her, it’s Gianna Greco Fashion Editor from Io donna magazine (www.iodonna.it)

LOVE her style!! Ans her hair..<3

http://www.justreptilia.com

xx

Wow, people! How many times does Mr Schuman have to say that these images are references to “what could be”, to use these ideas in your life in the most appropriate manner for you? Yes, wear a bra in the office.

Gorgeous!

xo Jennifer

http://seekingstyleblog.wordpress.com

She’s beautiful and classy.

I wonder if the bra conversation is largely an American issue. Would European women (or men) respond in kind? Would they also believe that her “bra-less-ness”somehow takes away from her look?

I have to congratulate you on the amazing series of photos this week! It’s so antithetical to the ridiculous peacockery on some other sites. It’s cool, serious style that absolutely resonates so loudly right now: it’s consistent, it illustrates a number of looks using one ‘key’ item and it’s REAL. Dressing in a complete ‘straight off the runway’ different look every day has become tired. This is a great return to what street style, in my opinion, really is … Thank you for restoring my faith in that concept.

Thank you Scott for introducing me to my new fashion facination! So Chic.

Koko

http://www.HauteParadise.com

I find the whole ‘women can’t go bra-less because men would be too overexcited’ argument that I keep seeing here a bit ridiculous. Sure, it might not be professional to go bra-less in most modern workplaces, but I personally wouldn’t stop wearing a bra even if it was acceptable! I love wearing lingerie and how sexy it makes me feel… no shift in social norms would stop me.

I think this entire post really just shows how personal taste and circumstance are so essential to shaping style. I think she looks amazing- incredible styling- I wouldn’t replicate parts of it myself but if she works in fashion and prefers to go bra-less, cool. Scott’s blog allows us to dream and see other people’s tastes and style, and I love this example.

I love her hair. I cut my hair like this when I was 21 and loved it. As I advanced in my career I felt pressure to grow it out and have caved. The cut still appeals to me though- maybe I will cut it again soon. I didn’t even notice the braless until I read the comments. Is this such a big deal? Could HR really complain about it? Why should coworkers be staring at your chest anyway?

She has a great sense of color but I wouldnt want to be walking down a flight of stairs in front of her with the overly long pants in the first picture.

Will someone else agree that the 1st picture, on which no one has commented, looks like she borrowed them from her taller, bigger sister?
The rest are good. Enough about the bra-less look, to me the 1st picture looked almost dumpy, not in keeping with the others.

Agreed. I also love this kind of style. She is acting somewhat like a man, in not feeling like she needs to show too much skin or dress for sexiness, and that to me is an expression of confidence and personal power. Very In Control of Herself. Unconcerned about attracting attention, but still looks great and sexy in a refreshingly subtle way. Even the mannishly simple pieces and colorations come off as feminine, the way she is doing it. Brava. I am sick unto death of slutty, sloppy, tacky, tattooed, pierced weirdness.

I agree about the trousers, they are simply too big and the cut is awkward. Otherwise this woman is the embodiment of chic.

too-long slacks are unforgivable! It’s a terrible look.

Can someone please tell me where her amazing black pumps are from?

Love the bra-less look.. gives the look a bit more of an edge :)

where are those black shoes from!!

She really looks like a niece of mine :). Like two pearls of water.

Wow, she’s the Sofia Coppola of the fashion industry. So refreshing to see an editor dressing for herself, surrounded by sheep, and halloween costumes. Understated classics, quiet style, and short hair all on a great figure. More proof that less is more. The only thing that doesn’t fly is the lack of a bra. Not cool.

She looks amazing! Was very happy to see, not only that she doesn’t wear a bra, but all the talk about it! I don’t wear a bra in the office (in North America). I don’t think it matters one way or the other because some men just stare a breasts no matter what. I don’t feel like I need to cover myself up just because they are attracted to breasts. I always thought it was their problem, not mine.