Karen Walker dress and sunglasses, Acne cardigan
You'd probably never tell by the way I dress now, but growing up I was a bit of a tomboy. I'm not sure I owned anything pink. It started out with snap pants and silver platform sneakers, and shortly after moved on to baggy "skater" pants with boxers showing. Not exactly fashion moments I look back on fondly, but I wouldn't doubt that each and every one of us went through a similar period.
As the contents of my wardrobe have slowly (or perhaps I should say steadily) evolved over the years, I've moved toward a wardrobe filled with different shades of the pink or red tonal family, alongside florals, navy's and greys. There were once days when I said that I would never be caught wearing a dress, but those are long gone now, with dresses making up an integral part of my wardrobe. I suppose that it taught me to never say never, especially when it comes to your style. Is there anything you thought that you would never wear when you were younger, but that now plays an important role in your day-to-day wear?
As the contents of my wardrobe have slowly (or perhaps I should say steadily) evolved over the years, I've moved toward a wardrobe filled with different shades of the pink or red tonal family, alongside florals, navy's and greys. There were once days when I said that I would never be caught wearing a dress, but those are long gone now, with dresses making up an integral part of my wardrobe. I suppose that it taught me to never say never, especially when it comes to your style. Is there anything you thought that you would never wear when you were younger, but that now plays an important role in your day-to-day wear?
