I was dealing with a lot of internalized transphobia, and I didn’t want to dress overly feminine or overly sexy -I didn’t want to be seen as the stereotype that anti-trans feminists and others who hate trans people have decided we embody. When I started transitioning in my late teens, I dressed very conservatively. My style evolution is inextricably linked to being trans, there’s no question about it. (Photo, Rebecca Benoit) How did your style evolve over time? The 1970s is the decade for me: I love the silhouettes, I love the colour palette, I love the hair and makeup. I would also describe my style as being ’70s-inspired. I just love the way French women dress, there’s something so simple, effortless and sexy about it. I aim for French style-I don’t know that I always achieve it, but it’s the vibe I go for. Here, she shares her love of ’70s fashion, how her style evolved over the years and how she broke her fast fashion habit. “Nothing compares to that feeling-a good outfit should make you want to strut.” “When you get an outfit right, it feels like you’re being the most authentic version of yourself,” she says. Here, she pairs her go-to wide-leg jeans with unexpected elements, like a squiggly tee, a vintage bouclé blazer with touches of neon and a bright little satin pouch, proving that style is all in the details. “None of my initial forays into exploring fashion were actually for me I was dressing for everybody else in order to avoid negativity.” Now known by her followers for her French-girl vibes and love of ’70s silhouettes, the Vancouver-based content creator has found her signature look.

See below for some of our favorite looks from the collection.“When I started transitioning in my late teens, I dressed very conservatively,” says Lauren Sundstrom. The collection features everything including ankle boots, knee-high boots with animal print accents, chunky heels, sweater dresses, puffy coats and a fabulously chic skirt and jacket set. “What I love about this collection is that it’s really true and authentic to my personal style,' Bushnell dishes. It’s been such an incredible time building my life with Chris in a new town,' she reveals. “The campaign is a take on my new life in Nashville. The pair has since moved in together and recently bought a house in Nashville. Us Weekly confirmed in November 2018 that the couple were dating and the “Take Back Home Girl” singer, 34, proposed to the former flight attendant, 29, in June 2019. Chris has great style and I do ask him for outfit advice – he’s always very honest!” “I think he loves it! He’s so supportive of everything I do, which I’m so thankful for!”īushnell and Lane even contribute to each others’ fashion choices. The soon-to-be-wife of Chris Lane told Stylish exclusively that her future husband is fond of her style. I wanted it to be versatile and practical but incorporate some of my favorite fall trends.” I love sharing what I’m wearing so I created a collection that truly embodies my style. “The Love, Lauren collection is a collection from me to you. Stylish has the exclusive first look of The Bachelor alum’s 'Love, Lauren' collection by JustFab, which launched on Wednesday, October 16. Lauren Bushnell has some big, big plans for her fall closet! Lauren Bushnell Unveils Her 'Love, Lauren' Fall Collection by JustFab!

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