Get Seen: Kristen, Ivana, Christina, and Brianne

... AT MOXIE'S 10TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY

 


Photo: MICHAEL YOUNG

Kristen Caldon, manager at Moxie
This shoe-store manager and buyer owns
80 pairs of shoes and houses them in three closets. Naturally.
We were absolutely slayed by
her red Vena Cava dress, topped only by her two-tone Jerome C. Rousseau peep-toe pumps.
She personalized the look with
a Fendi monogram pendant and a jeweled Grayce by Molly Sims necklace.
She describes her personal style as
"vintage chic," naming a Fendi clutch, circa 1978, as her best vintage find. "My grandmother Lily partied at Studio 54. I got my sense of style from her."

 


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Ivana Viviano, fashion student at Fisher College
Her look was a riff on
what she calls her "1950s with an edge" style: she accessorized a floaty BCBGeneration dress with a LOFT belt, a Bebe jacket, and Diane von Furstenberg sling-back heels.
She is a self-diagnosed shoe addict.
"I have Moxie-girl syndrome!" she laughs. "I want everything, even if it's not my style." Her dream sole mate? A pair of B Brian Atwood suede booties with a metal-accented heel.
She looks to labels like Nanette Lepore for
pieces that speak to her Audrey Hepburn-inspired aesthetic, and she recently started scouring Macy's for wardrobe staples.

 


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Christina K. Pierce, fashion stylist and consultant
We were green with envy over
those six-inch Charlotte Olympia velvet wedges.
She wore them with
a silk Diane von Furstenberg top, a patent-leather Louis Vuitton bag, and Gap jeans - a neutral pant that kept the playful mix of textures looking polished. 
She recently opened her fashion showroom
above Alex and Ani's Newbury Street outpost, which has led to a big boost in her bangle collection. "If I'm having a bad day - or a good day! - I buy a bracelet."
She says she's more of a clotheshorse
than a shoe collector, but her favorite pair in the store - purple suede B Brian Atwood pumps with sparkly soles - went home with her.

 


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Brianne Dyke, manager and marketing director at Crush Boutique
Brianne, one of the sweetest shop-keeps in town, took the geek-chic look for a spin in
Warby Parker glasses, a Kimberly Taylor dress, Spanx animal-print tights, a Free People coat, BCBGeneration pumps, and a glitter-studded bag by Deux Lux.
Working in fashion retail affects her style by
opening her up to trends she might not otherwise try. One to watch? "I'm obsessed with tribal prints," she says. "I love tribal jewelry with a white T-shirt."
In recent years, she has
incorporated a bit of grit into her typically girly look, mixing blush tones with tough boots.