Back then, none of my clothes really communicated well together. There was no cohesion or theme of any sort, so mixing and creativity was a problem. With such a selection, you often feel like you have nothing to wear even if it's overflowing. I was often blinded by brands and sales, even if quality, worth, or even overall style was lacking. Hence some things that are too big/too small that were bought because they were on sale, and several ill-fitting, boring Hollister pieces that I would have given away already if it weren't for the original price tag...
Yet, I will give myself the credit for being experimental. I chose some voluminous jackets and pieces in interesting colors. It's a continual learning experience in how to shop and how to dress. And because you constantly change, so does your wardrobe. Even if life might seem in a bit of a rut, the right clothes can slowly prompt you to get out of it.
Yet, I will give myself the credit for being experimental. I chose some voluminous jackets and pieces in interesting colors. It's a continual learning experience in how to shop and how to dress. And because you constantly change, so does your wardrobe. Even if life might seem in a bit of a rut, the right clothes can slowly prompt you to get out of it.
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