Urban outfits

Tatyana Miron and Zandra Pappas
Union Square and Greenwich Village

Zandra (right) says: “I wear classic clothes with bohemian flair. I wear a lot of my mother’s old things, like tweed skirts and sweaters. I’m not versatile—I don’t like pants! Also, I always go for material. I love printed and embroidered things.”

Tatyana (left) says: “The large Art Deco citrine ring is my engagement ring, which I had made for my right hand when I got married.”

Zandra (right) says: “The necklace was a gift from my brothers for Christmas several years ago. I wear it almost every day. It’s an ancient Greek coin with an image of Alexander the Great, set on an antique gold chain by Firestone and Parson in Boston. It’s sentimental and reminds me of my family and my Greek heritage. It’s a great conversation piece.”

Tatyana (left) says: “I collect skirts and dresses—and don’t really get rid of them from season to season. I got this one at Saks five years ago. I’ve been to many dinners in it, but I also wear it to work. The color is good for both. This dress makes people happy.”

Tatyana (left) says: “I bought these at Bergdorf’s. A pair of Christian Louboutins are sexy, comfortable and not too high to wear during the day.”

Zandra (right) says: “I bought this shirtdress at Tracy Feith in Nolita five or six years ago. I’ve worn it so many times, and I’m not sure I’ve ever had a bad time in it. It’s been all over the world with me: Paris, Rio, the Caribbean. It’s my go-to summer frock. It can be dangerous, though: Those buttons have a tendency to come undone after sitting and getting in and out of taxis!”

Like their pad? Pappas and Miron designed it. See more of their work at pappasmiron.com

Interviews by Nina Christensen, Lauren Shopp and Allison Steinberg

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