A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of having a conversation about fashion with Tim Gunn and Jonathan Adler (I work at Bravo; it's a perk!). They both stressed the importance of developing a "uniform." The look you choose to wear based on what you know looks best on you. It takes a bit of work, but I have to say, since taking their advice, I feel as though I've been let off the hook when getting dressed in the morning. I have finally accepted that my uniform may always consist of jeans, some kind of shirt, and a zip-up cardigan. With sneakers. At least for the winter. Basically, I now try in all ways to dress like Mr. Rogers (after he gets home). I have no idea what's going to happen when it gets warmer. But I look forward to the effort. --Zac H.