Flair Stories: Hear from the Community

Amina Begic

“Flair to me is something that gets lost a lot in today’s world, everything is very fast paced and efficiency focused. If you recognize your flair and harness it, no one can take it away from you...”

“I have two sides to me: one is a dancer, one is a political science nerd. In my personal life, my flair comes through in my movement, my musicality, my choreography, just generally the way I feel in my own body. In my professional life, it comes through mostly in my communication — the way I speak with other people and the relationships I hold with them. I want to make sure I come across in a way that is truly reflective of myself. Clothing is another avenue, particularly with Le Flair Studios. It's the easiest way to express your flair because it exists as a vessel for you to do so.”

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Alberto Morales

“When I think of the word "flair," I like to connect it to soccer. It’s about having swag and being unique on the field. As a coach, I’m drawn to players who stand out due to their distinctive style — whether it’s their movement, touch with the ball, or the way they strike it... Players with flair make the game exciting and, at the end of the day, they’re the ones we all enjoy to watch.”

”I express my flair in many different ways. I enjoy having a great haircut and dressing nicely [haha] . At the end of the day, it’s about how you present yourself to other people and I feel like Le Flair Studios provides a perfect outlet for like-minded people to express and share our unique styles.”

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Elvis Menayese

“Flair, to me, is a distinctive trait or quality that someone possesses. For myself, it is about the way I talk and interact with people, always making sure I have a smile on my face and making sure the person talking to me feels comfortable. Flair is reflected in my clothing and in the confidence I project. Even if some people might not like what you wear, flair is about knowing how to make it look good... It’s that sense of confidence that makes you feel like the number one person in the room."

“In my professional life as a journalist, flair helps me make people feel confident and comfortable during our conversations. I also make sure to keep a sharp trim [haha], smile constantly, and dress well. Most importantly, I’m always rocking a bit of ‘Le Flair’ 24/7 [haha].”

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