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Compiled by John Brieske, Pulse managing editor. Do you or someone you work with have a great sense of style? Please send email to jbrieske@ajc.com.

Age: 48

Occupation: Case manager with Aetna.

Signature style: "Dresses, heels and big jewelry are my favorite. I choose articles of clothing that speak to me. Bright colors or bold textures that excite the eye fill my closet."

Best finds: "Rawhide Italian boots from a thrift store for 10 bucks."

Fashion weakness: "Boots, boots, boots! Ankle-high, calf-high, cowboy, knee-high, mid-thigh, flat, wedge, high-heeled, stilettos — I don't discriminate when it comes to boots."

Favorite stores: "Any consignment or thrift store. Loehmann's department stores, Stein Mart and Marshalls are a few of my favorites as well."

Fashion inspiration: "Growing up, my aunt Emma was the most stylish woman I had ever seen. I also like the style of Jennifer Lopez and the late Lena Horne."

Pet peeve: "Ill-fitting jeans. All jeans are not created equal; don't give up when trying to find the right pair!"

Best fashion compliment: "Being a plus-size woman, I love it when the thin women ask me 'Where did you find that?' "

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