Dear Reader,
In fashion (and styling, generally), there are rules.
Then there’s what actually looks good when you put it on.
When I was younger (and thus, less wise), I followed some of those so-called rules. I thought they’d lead me to good taste—like guardrails on a winding road.
But my style only started to evolve when I stopped dressing to look a certain way and started dressing to feel a certain way.
That’s when it clicked: some rules are made to be broken—especially when you’re breaking them for substance.
Now, I care less about what something “does” for my body and more about how it makes me feel when I move through the world in it.
So here they are:
The rules I break.
The myths I’ve unlearned.
The things that supposedly shouldn’t work—but absolutely do.
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