Bonnie Shulman, 65, was walking along Main Street in Northampton when the Style Stop team stopped her. Shulman, who is from Maine, was with her daughter and they were in search of a lunch destination.
Shulman said most of the clothes she was wearing had belonged to her mom, who died recently. “She’s totally making this happen,” Shulman said. “She always wanted to dress me.”
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COMFORT FUNK: Normally, I’d just be wearing my sweats. I try to wear a comfort-funk mix, veering more on funk.
WARDROBE TRIBUTE: I have no style. Everything is my mother’s except for the coat, shoes and the sweats under my skirt.
WHAT’S IN A NAME?: One of my friends made these earrings for me. Her name is also Bonnie.
THE SKIRT: One of the last things my mother asked me to do was go through her closet, and this skirt was one of the few things that really stuck out to me.
— Audrey Donohue