There are periods when I’m more inclined to experiment with color and patterns and others when I lean towards neutral tones. I let this sense of difference between my outfits evolve naturally, finding inspiration from my surroundings and within to dress how I feel at a given time. All of the difference between my outfits helps define who I am as an individual. From patterned tights and mini skirts to a classic pair of jorts, I’m styling different items every day. My mood, the weather or simply how much time I have to get ready may affect what I wear. With the wide variety of clothing items in my wardrobe, I am never sticking to one aesthetic in the way I dress. The unique clothes I find while thrifting inspire my vision for new outfits. I am never at a shortage of new pieces to style thanks to my love for thrifting and second-hand fashion - which I discuss in my “Thrifting as a lifestyle” column. This allows upcoming life changes to seem a little less scary.
I recognize the positive growth and change that has occurred in my fashion sense and feel grounded in my identity. The maximalism attributed to the way I dress helps me transform any ordinary outfit into one that is unique and fully encapsulates my eccentric personality. This principle of a little extra is what pushes me to try out different styles.
Once I finish constructing an outfit, I ask myself if there’s anything else I could add. Progress in developing my personal style is only possible through experimentation - which I feel is representative of life in general.
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