Interview: Dana Al-Khalifa of theOverdressed.com
When I stumbled on to theoverdressed.com I smiled. like really really smiled. there are dozens of style blogs in the region but none that I would actually take inspiration from; none until I saw Dana’s blog. Our Arab ladies sure know how to dress but now we have proof! :p
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what makes her blog stand out are the way a lot of the pictures are taken. I love how they are actual photographs- like they aren’t just “look at what I’m wearing” – they are editorial-grade shots!
I instantly felt the need to share but just linking her blog wasn’t enough. so here now, ladies and gentlemen , is an Interview conducted by yours truly with the fabulous, smart, sweetheart Dana:
to get this interview started I did a bit of basic research on you and learned that you are a lawyer with a masters degree; its great to see someone with great fashion sense that works outside the fashion industry- style & brains! truly inspiring. – can you tell us how your fashion sense fits into your work life.
Yes, this is true. I studied in London. I did both my undergraduate and graduate degrees in the University of London (SOAS and King’s College respectively). London exposed me to a lot of fashion. Every body had a unique sense of style. I was in London during my “growing up” phase and I evolved as a person in terms of style and character.
Describe your style ( which I am loving! btw ) :
Thank you for the compliment! My style I would say is very feminine and a little conservative, something that a grandmother would wear but with something shiny and much brighter in colour-I love colour! Anything that’s lace, tulle and silk is my style, Overdressed much?!
All this is quiet odd because I grew up as a tomboy and lived in Benetton shorts!