Styles all their own
SALEM - I can cite, nearly to the minute and inch, my most overwhelming firsthand encounter with true style. It occurred around 3 o’clock on the afternoon of Sept. 7, 2001, in the Upper East Side apartment of the writers Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne. I can cite it so precisely because, afterward, you don’t forget being in New York on the Friday before 9/11.
Dunne was working in another room, occasionally padding around barefoot in shorts and a T-shirt - a dress code I salute. The sense of style all belonged to Didion. She wore an oversize, severely cut white blouse, black trousers, and no jewelry. As she gestured, a man’s wristwatch (it had been her father’s) slid up and down her stalk of a forearm. That was it for fashion and adornment. Yet with the merest flick of her wrist, I swear, Didion could have torched every tent in Bryant Park. What absolute innate chic is, I can’t say, but I know it when I see it, and Didion had it.
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