Why a nutritionist says wearing perfume ‘doesn’t sit well with me’
Nutritionist Jacqueline Alwill discusses her personal style, fashion preferences, and her minimalist approach to beauty routines. She emphasizes a preference for timeless, high-quality pieces over fast fashion and explains why she avoids wearing fragrance.
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Share A A A This story is part of the July 12 edition of Sunday Life. See all stories . Each week, we quiz a prominent person about their style and the inspiration behind it. Ahead, nutritionist Jacqueline Alwill.
Jacqueline Alwill avoids stilettos because, as a tall woman, she likes to have eye contact with people. Scott Ehler How would you describe your style? To date, it’s been classic with a relaxed edge. My wardrobe has timeless pieces that work hard; I’m not into fast fashion and I appreciate interesting textures and tailoring. I’m at a point where I’m asking some of those big life questions and redefining my style has been part of that. Now, I’m leaning more into colour. Dopamine dressing really does make you feel good.
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