
Monday was boring black and white. Tuesday was dark purple/maroon day in Judy’s studio. Note the slightly puffed shoulders. They are coming back in, straight from the ’90s:

Maybe not THAT puffy.

Likeable G’town law prof Victoria Nourse was also in dark reddish/brownish hues. Hers is my favorite bookshelf since the beginning of Covid times. It’s crammed with books, tilting every which way, behind attractive window-pane doors, which (coindentally? Maybe not!) match her glasses.
Her backdrop compared favorably with UVA law prof Saikrishna Prakash’s. He took the opportunity to schill for his originalist-themed book, The Living Presidency:

I hope he’s a better author than artist, if the whiteboard is any indicator of his talents.
Judy was in the studio again Wednesday, in a nice bright combination:

But I know what you are all waiting for — Thursday, back at home:

It’s back! I refer new readers to my post of September 15, in which I took comments from readers, including one that posited the motif as Lucille Ball. This dress (?) continues to fascinate. No, I cannot say definitively what the motif is, but this is definitely the most-commented-upon outfit she wears.
You know what? On behalf of my loyal readers, I’m contacting the NewsHour about this.
Nothing ventured…
Judy seems to wear earrings made by the same person. Do you know why?
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Hi, no, I don’t. Maybe made by a family friend? Good question and thanks for reading!
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