Being a woman of a Certain Age, it’s really heartening to me that so many women are making a name for themselves as taste makers. Lyn Slater, LMSW, Ph.D., is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Graduate School of Social Services and an adjunct professor at Fordham University School of Law. I’m really heartened by this trend of ballsy older broads getting modeling contracts and representing major brands. If you think about what you wear and select very purposefully, you can use fashion’s power for good.”
When people want to control us, they take away our clothes or make everybody wear the same thing. People make judgments about us based on clothes. Fashion and stereotypes of beauty can lead to oppression and exclusion, and thus fashion has great power. She can pinpoint exactly the moment that her life changed forever.
“Fashion and clothing are central to human life and identity. 63-year-old Lyn Slater lives in New York and teaches students at Fordham University. This social justice educator has a really unique perspective on what fashion means in our society. If I looked as good in clothes as Slater does, I’d fully expect to be discovered, too. Her interest in fashion isn’t all about appearances, either. “I started Accidental Icon because I could not find a fashion blog that offered a modern, urban aesthetic and take on fashion for non-celebrity women who live what I call ordinary but interesting lives.” Her avant garde clothing combinations and bold poses are truly art. It was a sunny afternoon when 63-year-old Fordham University professor, Lyn Slater, went out to have a quiet lunch with her friend outside the Lincoln. She makes rebellious, unapologetic style choices and carries them off like a total pro. Recommended Citation Lyn Slater, Report of the Parent Self-Advocacy Working Group, 70 F ordham L. They are interested in Social and Political Philosophy and Philosophy of Social Science. She currently co-teaches ''Interdisciplinary Approaches to Child Abuse and Neglect'' for graduate level law and social work students with a practicing attorney. Lyn Slater is a regular faculty at Fordham University. It’s easy to see what the fashion world sees in her. Lyn Slater, MSW, PhD, is Clinical Associate Professor at the Fordham University Graduate School of Social Services and Adjunct Professor of Law at the Fordham University School of Law. Today, I bring you the Cinderella story of a woman who’s a bit longer in the tooth, but no less lovely.Ħ2-year-old Lyn Slater, a Fordham University professor, was meeting a friend for lunch near Lincoln Center during fashion week when she was mistaken by the foreign press for a fashion icon. For example, the beautiful Lana Turner was discovered at a drug store soda fountain one afternoon while ditching high school. We’ve all heard tales of nobodies being discovered in unlikely ways.
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