Personal Style Interview with Ali Heitz of Dashing A
My Name is Alexandra Heitz. Raised in CT and NYC but the name Dashing in DashingA came about because I am always “dashing” off to exotic places such as Brazil and Amsterdam. I now live in NYC and attend LIM college and am majoring in Social Media. Fashion is much more than shopping and finding the latest trends, my personal style is the way i depict my personality through clothes.
What makes my style unique is that it is very much my own. Everything I put on my body I genuinely love and feel as though it represents my mood and feelings of that day.
My biggest style inspiration is my mother, she dresses very organic with unexpected pops of color. I just feel that I am the modernized version of her style.
I feel as though my style is very modern but I am constantly adding in vintage pieces from the 80s and 90s to give it that retro touch.
With confidence, you can wear anything.
Rag&Bone, Theyskens Theory, Sandro, Isabel Marant.
Babel Fair, Rag&Bone, Sandro, Saboskirt.com
I am constantly wearing my denim and leather rag&bone jacket, it’s just so basic yet functional.
Sunglasses, Iphone, a jacket/sweater (layering purposes) headphones and metrocard.
Photography and fashion have always been very near and dear to my heart. When I had an idea to combine the too in a personal style blog…needless to say it was revolutionary.
OF COURSE!
Be yourself, people can tell when your being true to your personal style.
Patricia Fields and June Ambrose.
Photography and Music!
You don’t bring your dreams alive by playing it safe.
Invite Only - Gramercy Park
Sunglasses: Spitfire
Denim Jacket: Guess option
Button Down: Hawkings McGill option
Pants: American Apparel option
Shoes: Aldo option
Watch: Courage B
Belt: American Apparel option
One of the perks of being a blogger is meeting amazing people and being able to collaborate with them. Today I had the pleasure of meeting up with Ali of Dashing A and shooting around Gramercy Park and a quick trip to the west village. In an effort to bring our outfits together I wore a neutral toned outfit that went perfectly with one of her looks.
ps - It is okay to wear white before memorial day! ;)
Sorbet Washed
Button Down: American Apparel option
Shorts: H&M option
Shoes: Urban Outfitters option
Sunglasses: Raybans option
Watch: Target
Bracelet: DIY/ Gifted
Recently the weather has either been gloomy, humid, and rainy or the complete opposite of sunny and gorgeous. Today was the exception rather than the norm, and with such an amazing day I had the pleasure of catching up with Rachel of The Style Line/ Le Style Child for a fun day of shooting in Washington Square park. While making the best of the sun I went for a sorbet look by mixing yellow and pink, the outcome was a perfect combination of casual comfort!
Continuing my tradition of questionable Wednesday. Feel free to drop any question in my inbox, and I will answer your deepest desire.
Hey. I really love your fashion style. I think bright colors are amazing and more guys should try it out. I hope to be in fashion someday and really want to apply to four different fashion schools next year. One of them is FIT. The major I’m interested in is also the major you are in. I feel it’s much more realistic and marketable then design in hard times like this. I’m also a huge fan of writing and hopefully someday I can do something with that as well. I am also from a small town in Ohio an
Thank you so much for your support, and I can not agree with your more, guys should wear more color!
You are wise by applying to many schools opening up your options when it comes to deciding the next four years of your education. FIT would be a great match for you, they offer a 2 plus 2 system in which you could major in FMM and AMC. Allowing you to be marketable in buying and writing, ultimately giving you an educational edge. If fashion is your true love, leave Ohio and see where New York takes you, this really is the city to make your dreams come true!