Before reading other comments, I was thinking European classic with a twist, Also a scholarly vibe.

Thanks for clarifying, K! I think I know which look you meant.

Thanks Jules! Well, I actually AM a librarian. I think it's a descriptor that kind of works, but not without modification. When I look at the pictures from the image search I'm seeing a strong retro vibe, also very classically feminine. I feel like the tomboy side I do have is completely lacking with this style descriptor. So what kind of librarian chic is it exactly? I do think "librarian" could be a good term to sum smart, academic, scholarly, intellectual, collegiate etc... up.

Thanks Claire! I do think I get why you're all mentioning preppy now.

Thanks Sharon!

Thanks Angie! "A style of substance", I love that description too.

Thanks Lyn! I'm glad I'm finally at a point where I'm fairly consistent.

Thanks Aubergine! I love the term "grounded", sounds very practical and wearable to me. Is there such a thing as "grounded librarian chic"?

Thanks AJ!

Thanks Meli! And again the term "European". I do know what you mean when you use it, but as an European it is kind of meaningless to me.

I'm in the minority here, but the word "American" kept coming to mind as I looked through your pics, rather than "Euro". The chuck taylors, plaid button-up shirts, and the jean and bomber jackets seemed to give an American theme to your looks. I thought Caro's description was really accurate.

But then you've got the scarves, European-looking shoes and English-type
riding boots, so I think the way those pieces contrast with your classic/American items is what really makes your look feel cohesive and unique. Not sure how to convey that in a style descriptor, but that contrast is what jumped out at me. Great outfits, and I agree that your hair looks perfect with them!

Thanks Ruby! Although I don't have any chuck taylors at the moment (no bomber jacket either, although I guess one might look like that in the pics).

I like grounded librarian chic! If you don't like the retro feel of librarian, there's always bookish (one of my favourite adjectives, hehe).

Strange. My first thought was Playful Prepster.

Then my next was that that sounds too femme and perhaps still a tad more precious than the 'weekday in an English country manor' suggested by the plaids and classic cuts, the hint of earthy/tough that American preppy abjures.

I am also reminded of Una's British schoolboy leanings. But there's a bit more insouciance and coolness in the very modern elements.

Have I mentioned you are looking GREAT lately? Second look-worthy every single time.

How about... Country Modern? At the risk of plagiarism, Contemporary AcademiChic? Or Cool (Prep) School? Oxbridge Advanced?

Thanks E! No, I don't think bookish is quite the thing.

Thanks Manidipa! I really like Country Modern! It isn't to specific and allows for some change and experimentation while still giving a good idea about the general feel of the look.

Interesting about the American v. Euro thing and preppiness. Preppiness is American, but at the same time they are - or once were - one of the few sorts of Americans who traveled. In many ways, Americans razz on preppies a bit because they are so... un-American.

Euro preppy with a touch of boho and a bigger scoop of tomboy. Not pithy, but that's what I'm thinking.

Thanks Rachylou, I've just learned something new.

Thanks Scarlet! I think I can get behind "Euro preppy", if not "preppy" on its own. And let's not forget the boho and tomboy influences - this may not be pithy, but I think it's fitting.

Astrid can't help you here because trust me whenever I see any one with a style similar to yours I think wow that's Astrid style

Ramya, now you made me blush...