Haircut, chunky watch, statement footwear.

Oh, Anniemouse reminds me, I also always wear the same 4 rings with a 5th that alternates

I'm not sure, but if you asked my students they would say it's my shoes. When I was teaching at the HS, my students were always looking at my shoes. I'd be in the middle of teaching a lesson, someone would raise their hand and I'd think they actually wanted to answer the thought-provoking question I'd asked, and they would say, "I like your boots!" And it's no better at elementary school. My second graders comment all the time about the shoes I'm wearing.

I think I have a quite strong signature style. It would be made up of the following elements:

black
red lips
draped garments
touch of drama
sharp blond hair
minimalism

The development of my style was two fold. One, I gave myself permission to wear what I liked (all of the above) and Two, I then worked on refining it. So while I would say my style is not 'manufactured', it is definitely a reflection of who I am, it has also been considered and backed up with specific choices.

I think mine is the Linda Rodin look. Long straight grey/salt and pepper hair, glasses with large dark frames, and red/berry lipstick.

Other elements that bring comments "that's so you": Hats. Neutral palette of black with white or grey. Nautical/striped anything.

I am not sure that I have one....I vary what I wear quite a lot and am comfortable in a few different looks. I can't quite think of a common thread that appears all through the year on varied occasions. Maybe one day!!

I'm not sure I have one but I do know that I am never very polished. No matter what I do my inner hippy comes through so I guess I am a bit boho.