Street Style: Mad, Mod March

By Sascha Wolhandler

As the winter sun rose in the sky to warm Baltimore streets, fashion began to surface.  Unique tights gave many gals a leggy fashion finish.   And while other spirited looks flourished, tiger and leopard prints afforded a fantasy safari vision against our wintry streets.  

“Life’s true face is the skull” – Nikos Kazantzakis. Clearly, she is putting her best face forward! (Snapped on Bethel St.)
Swathed in baby pink, dancing by the light of the moon…with a little help of the Natty Boh guy (Snapped on Bond St.)
With pyramid in hand and hieroglyphic tights, a touch of Egypt in Baltimore. (Snapped at R. House, Hampden)
Life imitating art…or vice versa. (Snapped at The Walters Art Museum)
60’s mod gets a reboot! (Snapped on Bond St.)
Hip hits the street (Snapped on Broadway Square, Fell’s Point)
Black and white retro glam (Snapped in lobby of Merchant’s Club & Chez Hugo, Redwood St.)
Two classics (Snapped at The Walters Art Museum)
Getting “catty” with friends (Snapped at Demitri’s International Grille, Catonsville) Editor’s Note: That’s our gal, Sascha, in the middle

And that’s how we roll in Baltimore, folks!

Sloane Brown, founder and managing editor of Baltimore Snap
Sloane Brown

Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.