INTERVIEW: Fashion Icon And Influencer, Blair Eadie On The Creativity Of One’s Style, The Future Of Fashion, And More

Blair Eadie is known for many talents, including her extraordinary sense of style, the creative work behind her website Atlantic-Pacific, and successful designs of her new Nordstrom line. She continually redefines fashion whether she’s strutting through the streets of Manhattan or hitting some of the most glamorous events around the world. She utilizes color to brighten everyone’s days on her blog Atlantic-Pacific and Instagram.

Kendra Scott, who recently opened a SoHo location during the summer of 2018, partnered with Blair to host a sip and shop event with a focus on the customization of the company’s well-loved jewels.

We caught up with Blair to learn more about her connection to Kendra Scott and her place in the fashion industry.

You’re a global fashionista! What makes Kendra Scott’s pieces so special to your style?

BE: I love Kendra Scott’s pieces because they are so versatile. I can dress them up or wear them everyday- so they are the perfect pieces to pack. The Color Bar™ is especially unique because it allows me to create my own colorful pieces. I love to dress ‘matchy-matchy’ and wear one color from head to toe so the ability to create pieces to match my looks is incredible!

For those who follow you on Instagram, it’s obvious that every day your style defines who you are. Can you speak more about how style defines you and your work?

BE: Everyday is the opportunity to be creative and channel a different attitude when I dress. Kendra Scott pieces, like my style, span an array of different styles. One day I am preppy, another day I am eclectic, and another slightly more edgy- so it is amazing that I am able to find Kendra Scott pieces to match each of my style moods.

Looking at the current state of fashion, where do you hope it goes in the future?

BE: I hope fashion continues to move to a more inclusive space. I know many brands have been working to expand sizes, present models who do not fit the traditional mold and speak out on issues important to their brand ethos- and hope this is only the beginning.