Even my mistakes have helped guide my style's evolution, so I'm paying tribute to them.

• Any time I didn't give a shit about how I looked
  • Particularly my late teens
• Attempting to man-repel by dressing ironically
  • It didn't even work
• Multiple tees with stupid slogans
• My brief flirtation with scene-kid style
• Wearing pastels that made me look like a zombie, because everyone else was doing it
  • Hardly anyone looked good in them, though. I’m not here for the early-aughts revival that WILL happen, totally not here for it
  • OR AM I? Covid did bring back loungewear as a statement and if it’s in the right colors, I’m into it
• The chunky loafers with the bigass square heels
  • Hilariously, these are totally back in style but I'm still not buying them again. My feet look better in smoking-slipper style loafers
• The grey workout hoodie I wore with EVERYTHING for YEARS
  • But I do love workout wear. That particular piece was just not the business
• Thinking I was fabulously preppy with a bit of twee, when I really looked like a dorky schoolgirl
  • Not that there's anything wrong with that; it's just not my bag, unless there's a twist to it
• Tourist surf-punk
  • You had to see it to believe it
• Wearing everything two sizes too large
  • Some of my clothes are probably still a size too large tbh. Fit is tricky, yo