M. Evan Wolkenstein

Above, Jerry’s Style-Up: Before and After. Meet Jerry — in his own words. The cartoons are mine. 1. Describe your style, in general. Jerry rocking his usual steez – “Jewish Nerd Dad Chic.” Is “Jewish Nerd Dad Chic” a thing? I wear lots of t-shirts with logos and/or imagery, usually design, software or pop culture-related. I also own a number of fine vintage silk shirts and florals. I rarely wear a suit and tie into business meetings, as I’m expected to represent the “creative

Above, Paul’s Style-Up: Before and After. Over the years, I have gone through my own style evolution. I have learned a great deal: what rules to follow, what rules to break, and how style is more than what we wear — it’s self and identity and personal expression. I’ve been fortunate to assist others, too, as they sought ways to match their outsides to their insides. Each of these people has a unique Style Story with something to teach. Meet Paul — in his own words. The cartoo

Over the years, I have gone through my own style growth. I have learned a great deal: what rules to follow, what rules to break, and how style is more about self and identity and less about cloth and clothes. I call the process of matching up my outsides to my insides (and maybe stretching both in the process) “Styling-Up.” “Styling-Up” might be part of someone’s “Style Story” (my nickname for the story that we tell about who we are and how we choose to express ourselves). I’

Over the years, I have gone through my own style growth. I have learned a great deal: what rules to follow, what rules to break, and how style is more about self and identity and less about cloth and clothes. I call the process of matching up my outsides to my insides (and maybe stretching both in the process) “Styling-Up.” “Styling-Up” might be part of someone’s “Style Story” (my nickname for the story that we tell about who we are and how we choose to express ourselves). I’

Above, Andrew’s Style-Up: Before and After. Over the years, I have gone through my own style growth. I have learned a great deal: what rules to follow, what rules to break, and how style is more about self and identity and less about cloth and clothes. I call the process of matching up my outsides to my insides (and maybe stretching both in the process) “Styling-Up.” “Styling-Up” might be part of someone’s “Style Story” (my nickname for the story that we tell about who we are

Over the years, I have gone through my own style growth. Now, I express myself a little differently than I used to, but more importantly, I have learned a great deal: what rules to follow, what rules to break, and how all of this is much more about self and identity and much less about cloth and clothes. I call the process of matching up my outsides to my insides (and maybe stretching both in the process) “Styling-Up.” Sometimes, “Styling-Up” is part of someone’s “Style Story