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Video Look Book

4/ 9/08

1:45 PM

Yejin Moon's Buttons Are Mismatched, and That's Okay

When it comes to getting dressed, jewelry designer Yejin Moon likes New York's throw-anything-together attitude. In Korea, where she's from, everyday dress is more formal, but Moon's more down with easygoing, comfortable looks. She scores her style with eclectic finds from flea markets and vintage stores like Housing Works, though she's not afraid to rock some Italian designers when necessary. Watch the Video Look Book for Yejin's tips.
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Edited by Amy Odell

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