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I had my first fashion identity crisis at the end of high school.
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And it makes sense why, right?
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In high school, I m wearing skinny jeans.
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I m wearing UGG boots.
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I m wearing Converse.
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I m wearing Vans.
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I m wearing a Hollister t-shirt.
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I m wearing a PacSun beanie.
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I m wearing cringy, weird sunglasses.
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You know, I m dressing like a high schooler.
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The second that I left high school, I had a crisis.
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Why?
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Because what s cool in high school is not really cool in the real world.
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When you re in high school, you re in a little bubble, and keeping up with the trends is much easier in a way.
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All of the people that you could ever copy are right in front of you.
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In high school, I was starting to become exposed to the fashion world outside of my school because of Instagram, but it hadn t quite seeped into my personal life because I was more focused on being trendy at my school and within my community.
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The second that I left school, everything changed.
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I didn t go to college.
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So the second that I left high school, my community was now the real world and the internet.
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And what s cool and what s trendy is completely different.
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So I had sort of a crisis.
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And it wasn t a negative crisis, okay?
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I don t think it was unhealthy.
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It was more of an epiphany.
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Like, I wanna get into fashion more in a real world type of way.
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So I started thrifting.
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I started heavily Pinteresting.
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I started developing my personal style.
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And I successfully did that, although it did take years and years and years and years.
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I had that initial epiphany, like, wait a minute, I need to change everything.
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But it took years to implement into my actual life.
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After my initial epiphany, I really reinvented my style, like full 180.
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And then once things sort of settled down and I kind of had a sense of personal style and I had a wardrobe that fit me, you know, it like fit my personal style,
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The style evolution from there was very gradual.
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It was consistent over time.
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There were no extreme shifts, I don t think.
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I mean, if you were to look at my closet five years ago and now, it looks completely different.
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But the process of getting it from five years ago to now has been very gradual, like pieces have just naturally come and go.
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And I haven t hit a point where I ve wanted to reinvent again.
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And to be honest, I never thought I would.
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I assumed that for the rest of my life, I would have this sort of gradual evolution of my personal style.
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but apparently I was wrong because recently I found myself in another fashion identity crisis.
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I really thought it would never happen again, but wow, was I wrong.
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And there were some signs that it was coming, but I still didn t see it coming.
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For example, I ve been wearing strictly gold jewelry for years.
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I mean, I wear silver jewelry sometimes, but in my personal life, like it s gold jewelry.
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And then recently I shifted back to silver jewelry in my personal life.
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I m only wearing silver jewelry.
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And that was sort of weird.
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I was like, why am I gravitating towards silver jewelry?
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Like I never wear silver jewelry anymore.
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On top of that, I ve been talking about how much I appreciate minimalistic clothing design and simple clothing design and more timeless clothing design.
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And I ve sort of been dipping my toe into that space after years and years of definitely not wearing that type of clothing.
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I would say my style
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over the last few years has been loud and bright and kitschy and much more playful.
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And so starting to lean into more minimal designs was kind of new for me.
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Something exploded in my brain and I realized that I want to change everything.
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I want to change my entire style.
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Now, when I talk about my style, I m talking about my personal style.
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This is what I wear on a day-to-day basis, right?
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When I go to a fashion show or a fashion event or something like that, I m playing dress up.
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It s sort of a reflection of my personal style, but it s an excuse to play dress up.
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So it definitely represents a part of me, but it s not my personal style.
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Like my personal style is like what I wear to the grocery store, what I wear to get my nails done, what I wear when I m going out to dinner with friends.
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I think what I realized was I m an adult now.
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I m 22.
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I want to elevate my style a little bit.
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I want to mature my style a little bit.
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And this is not rooted in a desire to look older or to feel older or anything.
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It s a natural desire, I think, to mature what I m wearing to represent the maturing that I m experiencing in my life.
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And I m not shitting on my old style because I clearly love it.
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It s me.
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I align with it.
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It s not like I m saying, no, that shit s ugly now.
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Not at all.
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I just need to do a major revamp.
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I m just ready.
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I m ready for a big shift across the board.
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And what s so interesting about it is that even though there were subtle signs that this was coming, I didn t necessarily see it coming in this big of a way.
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But I swear I woke up one day and I was like, everything needs to change and I know exactly what I want to do.
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And I thought it would be easy.
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I m much more experienced with fashion now.
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I m much more experienced in experimenting with clothes.
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I thought that shifting my style over would be easy, but I forgot how hard it is.
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It s a fucking bitch.
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It s a challenge.
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When you make the choice to change your style,
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It s like a journey.
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It s a whole journey.
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And I m actually at the beginning of my journey right now.
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I ve barely even scratched the surface.
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I have a lot of work to do.
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And when you re someone who s into fashion, this is exciting.
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Okay, this is exciting.
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I m excited about this.
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But I m also a little bit overwhelmed, to be honest.
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It s really overwhelming.
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Whether you re into fashion or not, you re probably going to experience a time in your life where you want to change up your style.
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Even if you re not somebody who uses fashion as a way to express yourself, you still will find yourself at periods in your life where you want to change your style.
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And so today I wanted to discuss how to change your style.
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I m gonna give you a checklist.
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I m gonna give you the full lowdown.
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This is what you gotta do.
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This is how you change your style in a way that s efficient, smart, responsible, and effective.
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That s it.
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Step one, figure out the root cause of this shift.
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As I explained earlier, the reason why I wanna make this shift is because I m growing up, I m starting to feel like an adult, and I m starting to feel more mature, and I want my clothing to express that a little bit more.
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On top of that, I m obsessed with outfits that are truly timeless.
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I love that challenge, putting together an outfit that won t look cringe in 30 years.
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I m obsessed with that challenge and I want to create a wardrobe that is timeless.
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And there are many great reasons why you may want to shift
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Your style could be growing up.
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It could be a new budding interest in fashion for the first time in your life.
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It could be a major shift in your life.
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Maybe you re moving cities and you re experiencing a new sort of community and they have sort of a different style.
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Maybe you just went through a breakup and you want to reinvent.
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That s totally hot.
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A major life shift can really make you feel inspired.
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I also think a fashion identity crisis can come naturally as your taste evolves.
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The more that you consume fashion, the more that you see fashion.
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the stronger that your taste becomes and sometimes as our taste develops it goes through like a major shift.
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So there are many valid reasons why you may want to change up your style.
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There are also some potentially iffy reasons to change your style.
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Now hear me out because you can do whatever the fuck you want and you know that already.
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But changing your style is a financial and time investment, and you wanna make sure that you re doing it responsibly.
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And there are some reasons that may not be as responsible, okay?
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If you start hanging around some new people and you wanna fit in with them, listen, you could make some new friends and they just genuinely inspire you and open your eyes to new things.
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In that case, it s not necessarily irresponsible.
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But if you want to change your style just to fit in with this friend group, that you might regret down the line.
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That might not stand the test of time.
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That might be slightly irresponsible.
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Okay, another invalid reason, something goes viral online and suddenly you re like, well, I need to participate in that.
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Let me tell you, viral trends are not always bad.
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They re not always irresponsible to follow because something being trendy and viral doesn t necessarily
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speak to its quality.
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I compare it to pop music, right?
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A lot of people say pop music is trash, like all pop music is trash because it s popular and it s easy to digest and it s not super complicated.
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But there s a lot of pop music that s really fucking good and deep and thoughtful and profound.
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It exists
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Just because something s popular doesn t mean it s of low quality.
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The same thing goes for viral trends.
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Sometimes something going viral can just expose you to it for the first time and you like it genuinely to your core and you re not just blinded by the virality of it in a way.
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I think a lot of times we see something going viral and we just
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want to be a part of it for some reason, I think we just need to make sure that we re not changing our whole style because of a few viral trends.
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You know, it s like the virality of a trend is so short.
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Something becomes viral and is irrelevant in two weeks, if not a week, okay?
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So you want to make sure that you re making a choice that s ultimately based on your taste.
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Did that rhyme?
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Okay.
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And the last potentially sketchy reason is you re trying to distract yourself from something else going on in your life.
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When we re going through a tough time in life, we can find the most fascinating coping mechanisms.
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And sometimes changing up your appearance is a coping mechanism.
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The problem with it is when your moment of pain and discomfort is over, are you going to regret changing up your look?
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And are you going to kind of want to go back to normal?
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A lot of people when they go through a breakup or something will give themselves a haircut or get a new tattoo and later maybe be like, hmm, why don t I do that?
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You know what I mean?
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So I think it s important to figure out the root cause so that you can ensure that you re making the right decision because the steps that follow are intense, okay?
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They re intense.
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And there s time, money, all of these things involved.
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You want to make sure you re making the right choice.
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Step two, major research phase.
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You want to study fashion like you re studying for the SAT or some other challenging and arguably important standardized test.
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you have to make mood boards.
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You need to go on Pinterest or you need to find magazines and you need to make mood boards, okay?
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You need to figure out what the vibe is.
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I think what s valuable about making a mood board is that
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you ll start to see patterns.
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Recently, I ve been doing a lot of mood boarding as I m going through a style shift myself, and I ve been noticing that there s a lot of black clothing on my Pinterest boards.
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I ve never been somebody who wore a lot of black
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Apparently, I need to pick up some more black pieces of clothing because this is something that I m apparently now into.
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This is a key detail, but there are so many things that you re going to notice as you start mood boarding.
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You re going to realize, wow, there s a lot of brown leather details going on.
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Wow.
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There s a lot of gold details going on here.
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Wow.
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I really like a 70s vibe.
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I m apparently loving
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the 70s are, oh, wow, I m kind of going in a preppy direction.
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You know, there s like dress pants and there s like collared shirts and there s sweaters and I m kind of going a preppy direction.
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You ll start to see patterns and these patterns will allow you to shop smarter when that step comes down the line.
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If you only put a blazer on your mood board once, then maybe you shouldn t buy a blazer yet.
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If you put 10 collared shirts on your mood board, maybe you need to pick up a few more collared shirts.
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Do you see what I m saying?
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It s almost like doing a subconscious poll in your mind, but also on your mood board, figuring out what you like the most, what you should go out and buy, what are key pieces in your new style, you know?
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Like, what are those key pieces?
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Is it a classic pair of jeans?
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Is it a pair of black dress pants?
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What are your new wardrobe backbones, vertebrae?
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I also think, more than anything, it just helps you solidify your own idea of what your new style is.
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It helps paint that picture for you, quite literally, in the form of a mood board.
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But on top of that, you should follow fashionable people.
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You should go walk around in stores that you like.
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Just absorb as much fashion as possible.
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The more you expose yourself to clothes, the better understanding you ll have about how you want to reinvent your own style.
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Next step, before you even go shopping, you gotta do a closet clean out, okay?
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You gotta do it.
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Now for some of us, this is terrible.
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And for some of us, this is fine.
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This is therapeutic.
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This is enjoyable.
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I hate cleaning out my closet.
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Like to be honest, I hate it.
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It is therapeutic in some ways, but it uses too much brain power almost to be therapeutic for me.
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I like organizing something that s a little bit more self-explanatory.
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Going through my closet and figuring out what I want to get rid of, it s like an emotional battle.
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I m like, but I wore that to my first meeting in Los Angeles.
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It means something to me.
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Shut the fuck up.
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Get rid of it.
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You re never going to wear it again.
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Or like, oh, I only got to wear that a few times.
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I feel like I didn t love it enough.
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Somebody else will love it.
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You re going to donate it somewhere where somebody else will get
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way more use out of it and will love it.
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Stop.
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Stop keeping things you don t need.
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But see, imagine me in my closet doing that for like two, three hours.
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It s hell for me.
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So I hate it, but it s a crucial part of this journey because number one, you need to make space for the new stuff.
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That s obvious.
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But number two, I think a big part of changing your style is fully immersing yourself in that experience
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There s something so incredible about going to a closet with only pieces that you adore.
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I would rather walk into a closet with one shirt, one pair of pants, and one jacket that I am obsessed with than walk into a closet with 50 shirts, 50 pants, 50 jackets that I m not that into.
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You know, it s absolutely quality over quantity when it comes to what s in your closet.
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1000%.
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You don t need to have a closet packed full of new clothes to change your style.
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You could literally buy a few new things and then keep a few old things that still fit your new vibe and have a full new wardrobe.
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You don t need a full closet.
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You don t need that.
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You just want to have only things that you are really truly going to wear consistently.
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The truth is when you go in and do your closet clean out, you re going to find things that will easily
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transfer over to your new style, especially basics.
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It s a button-up.
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It s a white tank top.
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It s a white t-shirt.
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It s a black t-shirt.
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It s a black pair of pants.
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Simple.
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It s your favorite pair of jeans.
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There are a lot of things that are going to seamlessly carry over, but there are definitely going to be a lot of things, especially more trend-heavy things, that are going to go.
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Okay, so now that you ve made your mood boards, you ve studied fashion, and you ve cleaned out your closet, it s time to make a list, okay?
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You need to make a list.
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Start with your mood board, figure out what are key pieces for your new style.
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Let s use an example, preppy.
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When I think of preppy, I think you need a really solid collared shirt.
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You need a really solid sweater.
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You need a really solid pleated skirt, maybe one that s like longer.
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so it s more wearable for day-to-day, like one that maybe goes to like mid-calf.
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You need some scrunchie socks, maybe ones that have little lines on them, like the little stripes on them.
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And you need a loafer or a boat shoe or something like that, okay?
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Make a list of all the things you need.
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Now, look in your closet, see what you already have.
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Cross out the stuff you already have.
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Okay, well, I already have three great sweaters.
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I don t need to go out and buy a new sweater.
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These sweaters will work perfectly for my new style.
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Cross it out.
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I actually already have a really great collared shirt.
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I don t need to buy that.
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But I don t have a pleated skirt and I don t have the loafers and I don t have the socks.
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Okay, well now you know what you need.
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I think the key when shifting your style is to start out by buying the basics.
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the building blocks.
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You don t want to start out buying crazy statement pieces that are unwearable.
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For example, let s say you want to start dressing a little bit more vampy, grungy punk.
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You don t want to go shopping and buy a massive, heavy,
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leather trench coat that has spikes all over it immediately because you re not going to wear that.
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What you do want to go by is a black turtleneck, my love.
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You want to go buy a black turtleneck.
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You want to go buy a black skirt.
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You want to go buy black boots.
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Great.
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Now you have building blocks.
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You d be shocked at what you can do with just the basics.
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It s all about how you do your makeup, how you style your hair, how you accessorize things.
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You can really get the ball rolling with just the basics.
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And I think it s safest to start there because when it comes to building a wardrobe, it takes time.
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It s like collecting.
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You can scour through the internet all day and all night and you might not find things that really, really, truly speak to you and excite you.
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Sometimes it takes going to vintage stores every weekend for a month to find pieces that speak to you.
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You don t want to rush that process.
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You want to take your time and collect things as you find them because that s how you create a wardrobe that you re excited about, that feels really true to you.
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When you rush that process, you end up creating a wardrobe filled with items that are disposable in a way.
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They don t connect with you on a deeper level, so you re not really attached to them.
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So then you just end up not wearing them and getting rid of them.
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And then it s like, what a waste, you know?
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Next step, you have all the basics down.
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You re working on collecting some pieces that are special, maybe a little bit more statement, but that s a process and you know that and you re being patient.
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Maybe you re leaning into your hair and makeup to sort of elevate the vibe, sort of bring the whole thing together.
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It s time to start playing with accessories.
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You need to go have fun with the accessories.
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Because as you re building this collection of pieces,
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You need something in the meantime.
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You need something to hold you over.
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And that s where accessories come in.
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Because accessories are much more affordable.
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They are much more versatile while still packing a punch.
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Like one pair of sunglasses can be worn 10 different ways and feel different in every single way.
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I don t know, not every pair of sunglasses, but I think it s important to play with accessories because it s almost like a safe little playground.
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And it s also much easier to find because you don t have to worry about size as much with these items.
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So you can go to a thrift store, for example, and find so many incredible options, great price, and you re not sifting through the racks trying to find your size.
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I just think that accessories are a great place to play.
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And accessories really take your style to the next level.
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It s like the clothing itself is one thing, but you could just wear basics every day and style yourself all the way with the accessories.
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And that could be your style.
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And that is absolutely a style.
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You know what I m saying?
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So I think as you re building your wardrobe and as that takes a lot of time, you re really having fun with the accessories and you re really leaning into the accessories.
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Next step, do a little check-in, okay?
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How are you feeling?
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Are things going the way you want them to go?
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Are you feeling like yourself playing around with this new style?
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Do a check-in and be honest with yourself because it s better to figure out that it s not working sooner rather than later.
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And this is a process.
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This is a process that takes months and months and months and months.
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And it s almost like a hobby, to be honest.
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think of styling myself as a hobby in a way.
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It takes a lot of time for some of us because if you re really into fashion, it s collecting, it s researching, it s understanding yourself, it s all of this.
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If you re making a less passionate shift, you know, maybe you re changing jobs and you just kind of want to shift your style to fit your new job a bit better.
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Like these steps still all apply, don t get me wrong, but it s different.
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It might not take as long, you know, like there s a bit less self-discovery in that.
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There s a bit more of a manual for that.
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Like you can just look and see what the people at your next job are wearing and sort of start there.
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I don t know.
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There s a bit more guidance in that type of situation.
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when it s less emotional, less of a hobby, less of a form of expression.
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And it s more of a necessary shift due to your circumstances in life.
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But that s how you do it.
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That s how you change your style.
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And you might be thinking, Emma, this is obvious.
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Well, if it is, sorry, genius.
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OK, mommy only has so much to offer.
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All right.
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I like I m not.
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I m not made of ideas over here.
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Okay.
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I m not fucking Einstein.
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What?
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I m a retired YouTuber.
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Okay.
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What do you expect from me?
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Not that I m retired.
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Like I, who knows?
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I don t know what my future holds.
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I m not, I m not actually, I don t know if that s true.
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So don t get mad at me.
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But anyway.
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I m excited to shift up my style because I really feel like things are about to get interesting for me.
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Like, I don t know, things are about to get a little bit darker, a little bit vampier for me.
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I m wearing the silver jewelry.
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I m kind of in that vibe.
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I m wearing a lot of silver and black and maroon.
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I don t know, I can see it in my head, but I still have more work to do.
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I m currently in the stage where I m doing the mood boards and I m cleaning out my closet.
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And my God, do I have a journey ahead of me.
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We ll see how it goes.
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But Emma s personal style is shifting and it s going to be interesting.
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I think it s exciting.
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I think when you get the inspiration to shift your style, it s sort of the beginning of a new chapter.
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It s kind of beautiful.
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And I m excited to see what my brain does.
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So we will see.
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Anyway, I hope that this was somehow helpful to someone out there.
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And I just appreciate you hanging out, okay?
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I mean, come on, don t we just have the best time?
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So don t forget about me.
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No, you can actually, you can totally forget.
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That is absolutely
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By the way, you should forget.
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That s totally okay.
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So let me rephrase.
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Talk to you later, maybe, if you want, and you can also forget about me.
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But I love and appreciate all of you, and I can t wait to talk to you soon, if you want to talk soon.
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Okay, love you.