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Street Style: Bronwen Adores YSL and Stefano

Name: Bronwen Age: 25 What do you do? I’m a stylist's assistant. If you could spend the day with anyone in the fashion industry who would it be? Yves Saint Laurent or Stefano Pilati.
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Name: Bronwen

Age: 25

What do you do? I’m a stylist's assistant.

If you could spend the day with anyone in the fashion industry who would it be? Yves Saint Laurent or Stefano Pilati.

What is your favorite magazine? Purple What is your current favorite song? “Whatcha Say" by Jason Derulo

Describe your style: Stripped down, tough and classic.

Where is your dress from? It’s vintage Liz Claiborne. Where is your backpack from? Target!

**All photos by Ashley Jahncke.

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