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Zooey Deschanel (pronounced ZO-ee DAY-sha-nel) is a rare breed pin-up girls. She favors flirty party dresses and red lipstick. Vintage
of an actress multi-hyphenate: she is one part actress, one part singer, dresses, headbands, and tights are also frequently included in Zooey’s
and one part budding fashionista, but she actually does all three well. red-carpet repertoire. To keep her look from appearing too much
Moviegoers first noticed this scene-stealer, with her trademark deadpan like a costume, Zooey wisely pairs her vintage-inspired clothing with
and sarcastic wit, in supporting roles in Almost Famous and Elf. Zooey contemporary accessories. Counting Marc Jacobs as a friend probably
then moved onto starring roles in All the Real Girls and most recently does not hurt her wardrobe either.
The Happening. Zooey is a hip and stylish chanteuse who uses her clothing as an
Lately, Zooey can be seen onstage performing songs with M. Ward extension of her personality. She looks as comfortable singing on stage
from their successful album Volume One, recorded under the band name as she does acting on the big screen and walking on the red carpet. She
She and Him. A Hollywood starlet singing is nothing out of the norm, but seems to have figured out what fashion is about: wearing what you like
Zooey skipped the usual pop route and instead croons indie-folk tunes. and being happy while you are wearing it.
Zooey’s style is unique and successful because it reflects her quirky
personality. She has a pretty, retro-inspired style recalling that of 1940s
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