u seem different.

in conversation with a friend, i became aware of a familiar pattern that has been present in many recent conversations.

“u seem different. taller maybe? no that’s not it.”

once it is repeated to you enough, thoughts begin to form and you ask yourself- well, am i different?

after careful thought & deliberation, they all may just be right.

put into a place of thinking retrospectively, i look back and think, “who is that person?”

this feeling of looking in the mirror and being genuinely astounded by the person standing in front is correlative with the interaction of a family member that hasn’t seen you in awhile and they begin to dramatically announce that you have grown up so much- and i really have.

3 years in the making, my journey is a roller coaster of ups and downs, that funnily enough, is very reflective through my style.

previously, i mixed so much patterns, color and texture because maybe i was just confused. i wasn’t sure of who i wanted to dress for & i didn’t understand the person who is wearing the clothing.

if you were to come across my wardrobe in real-time, you would notice a consistent color palette of black, white and pops of grey. a small rack of elevated basics with heavyweight fabrics and structural design. many would question the absence of personality that color may provide, but i have come to believe quite the opposite.

for the first time- i feel calm as the person who wears these clothes. i feel confident.

in this place of retrospection, i thought i could create a space to showcase my thought process behind the pieces i own and the variety of functions they provide me in the everyday.

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