Michelle Williams- Fashion Icon

Michelle Williams did not make my heart go all a-flutter the first few times I saw her on Dawson's Creek. Granted, she was a very cute little actress, but she just... Lacked. You know, that sump'n sump'n.
Then, I saw Synecdoche, NY (the film) and saw her incredible layering of emotion. My first impression was totally wrong- she didn't lack- her character's personality was a lacking one and she played it well. She takes a character and fills it out like a blank coloring page, a brand new box of Prismacolors and some serious devotion.
MW is becoming more and more the fine actress with all of the independent acting she has done, taking up the attention of film lovers, directors and fellow actors everywhere. More than that, she is getting some serious page time in magazines and love online because of her impeccable fashion sense.



Along with keeping her look modest and sweet, she manages to push the envelope from Audrey Hepburn to urban style with ease. She pairs vintage style dresses with chunky shoes and simple handbags to create a look that transcends trend and ventures into the land of iconic. Her hair varies from bobs to waves and everywhere in between. When I look at her, I see Twiggy and Edie Sedgwick but somehow still maintaining the classic beauty that is Audrey, Katherine and Bette. Her looks are effortless, timeless.

Yes, it is true, I have fallen in love with Michelle Williams- Fashion Icon.