Sueann Tannis talks about her homegrown style, love for vintage pieces and a weakness she can’t live without.
“My sense of style is very feminine and simple, but I’ve got a weakness for a statement-making accessories that give my outfits that extra “umph”.
Sueann says she loves mixing “on trend” clothing with one of a kind pieces from her closet – whether it’s something vintage that belonged to her mother, a “quirky” piece, or something she chooses at random.
Sueann’s love for fashion
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