Elements Of Style Halloween

An episode of the Elements of Style podcast, hosted by Elements of Style, titled "Elements Of Style Halloween" was published on October 21, 2015.

October 21, 2015 · Elements of Style

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The connection between fashion and Halloween is apparent. 365 days out of the year the fashion flock dresses up in one way or another. Halloween is just another excuse to show that you're in. In this episode of Elements of Style, we'll talk about origins of costumes, why it may (or may not) always be Halloween for fashion people and other thoughts on the big party. We also talked to Rajni Jacques, Caitlin Fair and Kayla (Style Genre) about their thoughts on the holiday. Please listen to the episode, share your thoughts and feedback, and if you liked it, tell someone...

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