Fashionable People: Jen’s Real-Life Style

Jen Patrynis a New York-based fashion editor and the founder ofPrismvessels．从纪梵希泵到祈神保佑t Laurent leather jackets, Jen’s wardrobe is a dream; I have a special crush on her vintage well-worn rock tee and her Stella McCartney white knits. Here she shares with us a few of her favorite items from her incredible dressing room/walk-in closet…

Your very favorite outfit:I have so many. Most include Givenchy, Isabel Marant, Saint Laurent, and Céline.

The #1 item from your fashion wish list:Givenchy Couture.

The TV or movie character’s wardrobe you’d steal in a minute:Black Swanwith Natalie Portman. Last scene as the Black Swan. I used to dance ballet, so I loved the costumes.

Your best bargain find ever:T-shirts. I get excited about cool vintage Metallica and Black Sabbath t-shirts. My mom’s favorite band growing up was Sabbath. So I have an affinity for them. I also got an amazing kimono for $20 in a vintage store in Kreuzberg, Berlin, about a month ago. It’s rad.

Three things from your closet you couldn’t live without:

1. Céline bag
2. Givenchy python sandals
3. Black Givenchy Kimono Jacket

The item you no longer have but wish you did:Black croc Hermès cuff. Lost it while dancing and running around.

Most fashionable friend and why:Brent Birnbaum. He just got me the coolest Cynthia Rowley wetsuit. He doesn’t follow trends. He loves color and when I see what he wears it makes me happy.

Your typical work “uniform”:Skirt or dress. Flats or small heel.

IRL shop:I guess I’m a brick and mortar girl. I don’t even know what this means. Hahha

Online shop:Shamans Market.

Makeup brand:NYC black liquid eyeliner; it’s the cheapest brand and the best eyeliner. I love it.

Haircare brand:L’oréal.

Best jeans:Vintage ’70s.

Coolest sneakers:Nike Airmax, New Balance.

Signature scent:Lunafrom Perfumera Curandera, Tom Ford’s Oud Wood, Palo Santo oil from Ecuador that I bring back with me every time I go there.

Go-to source for style inspiration:Jaquemus,@bessnyc4

As a fashion editor, who do you most want to work with? Do you have a dream gig?I worked atTeen Voguefor 4 years. I always feel at home at Condé Nast. Doing a story forParis Voguewould be a dream come true.

What has been your most exciting styling job to date?That’s a hard one! So many. Ok I’m going with a campaign shot by Terry Richardson for Belvedere. It was the craziest and most fun job!! Also staying at a castle in Wales and meeting Lords and Ladies shooting in the gorgeous countryside forTeen Vogue．