This Fall, Dress Like a “Cool Shrink”

Lorraine Bracco in The Sopranos, 2002. Barry Wetcher / Alamy So what’s this all about? Since we’re talking about shrinks, I don’t think it’s off to play a little Freud and say it might not be a coincidence that there’s something comforting about all the earth tones and cords and round wire frame glasses—less Wes Anderson and more Noah Baumbach. If it seems like people are dressing the way they remember adults dressing 20, 30, or 40 years ago, that makes sense: we’re currently dealing with overlapping traumas, and the shrink feels like the perfect symbol of human shelter in… Read Full Article