Style-wise, I couldn't think of anything sharper than channeling these characters.
Prof. David Huxley
He's a professor and devoted to his work as a paleontologist, not fashion, so his style should be elegant but uncomplicated; respectable and unfussy. I would think he might put his loyalty in several brands that can dress him properly.
I would go with a Harris tweed jacket and a pair of Alden oxfords. (I originally had a suit from Brooks Brothers, but Raymond suggested that it looked a little too flashy for a Professor, which I think he is quite right). I think I got a little confused between Huxley and Cary Grant himself. Anyway, this is much better- and more elegant too. I think his scent would be Guerlain Vetiver - but it wouldn't be his choosing - something his sister gave him as a gift? Sometimes you just have to rely on others!
Susan Vance
She's a child of old money and while I wouldn't call her some kind of spoiled heiress, she certainly can flit about without anything to stress over, financially speaking; but that's part of her appeal and what causes the hilarity to ensue. Susan is very high-spirited and child-like.
I would say that she would start her day with a sprit of Annick Goutal's Songes and be a devoted fan of American brands like Diane Von Furstenburg and Ralph Lauren; perhaps a running account at Bloomingdales?
And some shoes that are fun and a little bit quirky!
These are from Kate Spade.
And if you are really going to be the new Susan Vance, you have to be able to rock a hat too. I love this one from Anthropologie.
Add a dash of confidence and persistence. She gets the man that she wants in the end!
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