What's Your Style: Pap Shirock

Shirock says she's "always on the lookout" for cool turquoise jewelry and finds it at "flea markets and the occasional vintage store."

Flea markets—like the famous Rose Bowl flea market in Los Angeles—are a big source for one-of-a-kind style finds. "Found these at a flea market in Venice last year," says Shirock. "Love how unique they are, kind of cowboy boots/skates."

The made-in-Michigan Kerosene Fragrances produces an array of distinctive scents like Unknown Pleasures with notes of Earl Grey tea, lemon, bergamot, honey, tonka bean, caramel, vanilla and waffle cone.

Shirock found this skull stand at a garage sale. It's a "great way to keep jewelry organized without having it tucked away in drawers," she says.

"I read a lot and am always hitting up used book stores to expand my collection," says Shirock. "Growing up my family had a rule that there was always enough money for music lessons and any book we wanted. I still don't really limit myself when it comes to buying books."

Shirock's Los Angeles home is full of earthy browns and organic natural elements like dried flowers and macrame that give the space a very Seventies feel. "I've always spent a lot of time outdoors and prefer the natural to the artificial," says Shirock. "I'm also a big fan of the Seventies, probably my favorite decade," she admits.

Nashville-based photographer Giles Clement took this portrait of Shirock using the vintage tintype process in which a photograph is printed on a thin sheet of metal.

Make a favorite fashion accessory into decor, as seen in this clever way of storing hats in Pap Shirock's Los Angeles home. "Hanging them on the wall was just a way to try to keep them from being crushed, but I do like the way it looks."

We love Shirock's choice here, to go with an on-trend Edison bulb rather than a shade to pair with this retro sconce. "The older I get, the more minimalist I become," says Shirock. "You just realize there is less and less that you actually need. And that most of the things you need aren't things at all."

"I'm a sucker for a vintage jumpsuit" says Shirock.