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Pam Bondi’s major fashion mistake is ignoring cohesion
One of the most telling parts of Pam Bondi’s Elysian interview is when she says she loves shopping and clothes, but doesn’t mention enjoying the actual work of styling an outfit. Like many of us, she probably buys pieces that speak to her individually, without much thought for whether they’ll speak to each other. Unfortunately, that lack of cohesion is exactly what dates many of her looks.
Yes, the mismatched fashion trend can create interesting outfits, but it’s mostly suited to casual or creative spaces. It rarely translates well into the corporate world, where polish and coordination still matter. This lack of coherence is glaringly obvious in many of Pam Bondi’s outfits. The unflattering shade of her periwinkle blazer might have been salvaged if she paired it with a blouse that actually matched its tone or mood. But instead, she chose a grandma-like clashing print that only emphasized how ill-suited it was. Then there’s her Sarasota rally look, which she posted on Instagram, wearing a whimsical pink ruffled blouse that had no connection to the wide-leg trousers she paired it with.
She made the same mistake during a visit with Sheriff David Shoar by wearing a pinstripe suit and turtleneck with heavy throwback energy, only to confuse the look with layered pearls (via Instagram). The good news is that Bondi’s fashion issues require an easy fix. It’s fine to shop based on gut feeling, but the key to avoiding dated looks is to know the difference between trendy and timeless pieces when building a wardrobe.