I think it’s a manner of dressing that is attempting to really highlight the face and especially the hair, which Jennifer is particularly known for. It’s the same principle French women employ in their dress & makeup—make one thing the focal point, no clashing or competing colours. Without the elements of her outfit competing for visual attention or the inclusion of any loud colours to distract from her face, the result is an harmonious look that features her facial beauty front and centre.

When Jennifer combines simple yet high quality pieces, her outfits always look intentional and curated—without any one piece being more memorable than she is in the photos. It’s also important to note that the clothing flatters her form perfectly, is always tailored, and she seldom dresses outside of her “lines” so to speak—check out the David Kibbe body type system for an interesting perspective on flattering your body proportions. In the Kibbe system, Jennifer is considered a ‘Natural’ figure.

So to sum up, I agree with you that her style is almost boring in that she opts for muted colours and classic lines, but that boring “safe” fashion sense means she seemingly never looks out of step with fashion, and we will always remember the woman, not the dress.

I liken the foundation of her style. Mine is similar but with a a little more pizzazz when it comes to accessories and I have more color and patterns to my shirts and sweaters.

Her style is timeless and classy and always looks so cute.

Hi Cindy, Yes I do. You can find it at https://40plusstyle.com/how-to-dress-for-menopause-for-hot-flash-relief-8-essential-things-to-do/ There are some links mentioned there. Good luck!

I don’t think so. She wears a variety of brands.