About

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Bienvenue, أهلاً وسـهلاً, Welcome!  
Growing up in the Bible Belt with parents who immigrated to the US from the Middle East has given me a unique perspective on life, fashion, and art. However, my outlook has not always been so bright.  As a kid, my hair was “different”, my obsession with evil eyes was “strange”, and there was the whole problem of my blending three different languages.  As I have travelled the world and embraced countless cultures, I am thankful more than ever for growing up in a diverse environment. The art of fashion is a unique and delicate concept.  
Through my travels, I have used fashion as a medium of self-expression, but it has also bonded me with others from different walks of life.  As a female attorney in a male dominated industry, I embrace the opportunity to use fashion as a means of standing out.  No color, pattern, or fabric is ever off limits.  The result?!!?  Countless times clients, opposing counsel, or even colleagues brilliantly recount a meeting or interaction with me because “how can you forget the woman in pink?”AdMIRAbly Legal depicts my fashion journey (mistakes and all) and highlights and embraces fashion trends across the globe.  Thank you for accompanying me on this journey!
Mira 

267 thoughts on “About”

  1. Tom Schultz says:
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    As I recall, having a sense of style worked out well for another lawyer, Elle Woods/Reese Witherspoon in “Legally Blonde.” Thanks for stopping by my blog and glad you liked the photo. After all, we members of the bar have to stick together. 🙂

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  2. In My Cluttered Attic says:
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    I wanted to just take a moment to thank you Mira for looking in on my blog. Hope it gave you a smile, or two, maybe three. Checking out your site I found there is more to you than meets the eye. I think you have a breathtakingly good grasp of how to handle yourself in your chosen field. Unique indeed and I like it. ;O)

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  3. Paula Geister says:
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    thanks for stopping by my blog, The Fruitful Life. Your mention of the evil eye reminded me of a gift a friend bought for me on her trip to the Middle East. The evil eye was part of its charm, if you’ll excuse the pun.

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  17. Black Sky Voyages says:
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    Thanks for dropping by my blog. Love the fact that you refuse to be boxed in, and admire your dedication to the eclectic in all things from fashion to culture. Keep on legally blogging.

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  19. theprettypomegranate says:
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    Hello! I’m enjoying reading through your blog. I feel that your background is very inspirational as I feel we can all relate to being the kid that is “different” at some point in our lives. It’s wonderful to see you so successful, cheery, and fabulous! I look forward to reading more from you in the future!

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    • admirablylegal says:
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      Thank you so so much for your lovely words. They completely made my day! I’m so delighted to share my experiences with people across the globe! It makes the world seem that much smaller. Thanks so much for stopping by!

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  28. aislinnpaula says:
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    Hi Mira! Thanks for visiting my page. I love your posts. And I grew up in a country and a household where parents and society are very strict as well. I feel you! Just followed your blog. May I ask for a shout please? Id appreciate it. I’ll give you a shout as well as soon as I get more followers. 🙂 Thank you!

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    • admirablylegal says:
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      Thank you so much! It is always such a joy “meeting” fellow attorney bloggers. There are quite a few of us, which is nice. I’m fortunate to be in an environment that is way less stiff, and some of the execs I work with even read my blog. 😉

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  39. Amrutha Pagad says:
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    Hey there, thanks for stopping by and reading my blog.
    though I am not a big on clothes, I absolutely love all sorts of shoes. I liked the fact that you use fashion to express yourself, while many consider — from what I hear, see and have experienced for myself — it to be distracting or provocative, usually when women dress up like they wish to.
    And you have got a really good blog.

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  40. Hapiness, Everywhere says:
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    Hi Mira, love your About page 🙂 It’s inspiring me to change mine, to use it to tell a story about me as you have 🙂 Thanks for all your support of my blog as well! 🙂 Hope it’s OK that I nominated you for the Beauty (/Fashion) Blogger Award 🙂 I noticed you liked my beauty posts best 🙂 If you’re interested to participate, the details are here: https://hapinesswherever.wordpress.com/2015/09/01/beauty-blogger-award/
    P.s. Love that chair!

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    • admirablylegal says:
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      Hi there! Thank you so much for your kind words!! I love sharing my story and journey with my fellow bloggers, and I’m sure your readers will love to learn more about you. 🙂 You are too sweet nominating me for the Beauty Blogger Award. You have some fabulous posts that I love to read!:)

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  45. julianydiaz2001 says:
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    Hey Mira my name is Juliany and I am a new blogger.I like your blog and was wondering if you could give me any tips toward building a community who appreciates my posts and will come back to my site for more.Since I am very new at this,I sometimes get overwhelmed with the many things it takes to build an awesome website.I know it takes time and I feel like I’ve progressed a lot since the two months I’ve blogged.I hope for your response soon and thanks for your time.

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    • admirablylegal says:
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      Hi Juliany! I would say the best way to start is by reaching out to other bloggers whether in the form of sending them a message or email or commenting on their posts. I am approaching a year of blogging, and that aspect has been the most fun to me. With time and with continuous posting, you will build a base. I’m definitely not an expert on building a community, but I would say be patient. It is definitely very overwhelming, and don’t be afraid if your style evolves over your first year. Good luck!!! 🙂

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  50. Romika says:
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    Hey… Just wanted to say thank you for dropping by and liking my post. So, I also got the opportunity to see your lovely blog. I love how you curate the ideas.
    I am new to blogging and love to have a feedback from you. See, if you have anything to say about my blog at https://shopsolutely.wordpress.com/
    thanks again…
    Love and Hugs!!!

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