Unless you're at a costume party, these days, you rarely come across a person dressed completely in line with one style trope. Even if you qualify yourself as a tomboy, you probably don't see a sea of overalls, Converse, and team jerseys when you open your closet. Likewise, the ladylike dressers among us must own more than silk blouses and A-line skirts. There's always going to be some overlap between the two style philosophies, and if there's any real distinction, it's mostly in their approache...
Unless you're at a costume party, these days, you rarely come across a person dressed completely in line with one style trope. Even if you qualify yourself as a tomboy, you probably don't see a sea of overalls, Converse, and team jerseys when you open your closet. Likewise, the ladylike dressers among us must own more than silk blouses and A-line skirts. There's always going to be some overlap between the two style philosophies, and if there's any real distinction, it's mostly in their approache...
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