Elliana
Hi, I'm Ellie and welcome to The Ellie Edit. I will be posting many things on my blog, mostly centered on Beauty and Fashion, a place for strong minded women and men that want a peak into the Fashion world! We are all beautiful in our own way, and I cherish those that find their inner spirit and let it fly. I believe Beauty and Fashion are a medium from which we can communicate our own individual voices without a spoken word. The colors and powders we put on our faces, are not to impress others, but rather to fulfill ourselves and the image that strikes back in the mirror. Thank you, and enjoy!
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The Jane Birkin Effect
Daring, delicate, and determined. Three words don’t even come close to the impact Jane Birkin has left on millions. From her doe eyes, free spirit, and legendary performances on the big screen, the English-French actress and icon is still leaving her mark on all platforms around the world. Her name is not only heard in the cinematic world but also in the world of purses and accessorizing. The Jane Birkin effect is simple and you don’t need the infamous “Birkin Bag” to participate in this trend. Here’s how it works: grab any bag, which could be a purse, tote bag, satchel, or even a fanny pack. Then, you want to find any sort of arts and crafts supplies you may have, which could be ribbons, beads, old friendship bracelets, pins, key chains, or even the macaroni necklace you made in elementary school. As long as it’s a symbol of you or your identity, then that’s all there is to it. You then want to lather your handbag with all that you have by tying bows, knots, or pinning your favorite picture of your pet on the strap. Then, voila, what once was your boring, day-to-day bag, is now your very own physical piece of individuality. However, if you truly want to embrace your inner Jane, then you might want to consider tossing your traditional handbag and maybe use something with more of that basket feel, some may even say, “prairie girl realness”, either way, wear it with confidence and look chic doing it!
“When you start recognizing that you’re having fun, life can be delightful.” Jane Birkin
When it comes to the art of accessorizing, many have conflicting opinions on the matter. Less is more, more is better, blah blah blah, who cares. If there is one thing you must know about Jane Birkin, is that she was praised for her true self and she celebrated her mistakes, she was unapologetically herself. You don’t need the perfect teeth, the perfect hair, or the perfect frame. The details we express are what make us special and we must dream as if we’ll live forever and live as if we’ll die today. The nerves we feel or the moments in our lives where we are too scared to speak or to stand, are temporary feelings filling endless voids of potential. We all have the potential to be someone so why not try? The thing I have learned most from reading more about Jane is that she was never afraid to be bold and she never let anyone tell her otherwise. That is the spirit and mindset all of us must live through, because one day all that will be left of us is the ribbons, charms, and memories, so why not make it exciting for people to tell your legacy?
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The Fashion Month : Let’s Fall In Love All Over Again, Shall We?
Sweaters, skirts, platforms, tights, and the fresh smell of pumpkin spice lattes. What’s not to love about Fall? The stained berry lip marks on coffee cups. The cold breeze running through your hair, while the colored leaves dance around the cobblestone sidewalks. And the beautiful sound of Bon Iver and Taylor Swift touching the many broken hearts we Fall lovers have. Yet, why is Fall, the Fashion Month? Let me tell you my thoughts.
Don’t get me wrong, Winter, Spring, and Summer all have their moments but, nothing can compare to when Fall comes around. I’ve never been the biggest Summer person, to be honest I actually sort of dread June and July. The temperature is unbearable and shorts are and probably will never be my thing. However, I do love the beach when the sun is setting and how the bonfire flames wrap around my friends and me. But, as soon as the end of August arrives and the temperature hits 60 degrees, it’s Fall time. Pull out those coats and get ready to layer!
There’s just something about the Fall that makes me feel like a kid again but, at the time makes me feel older. It may be because of the drastic color change amongst the leaves, or the temperature dropping. But, I feel so at ease with how much I am growing as a woman and in age. In January I am turning 18. 18 years old, the age where I’m an adult. It makes me cringe to think of it as that because when you’re 18, you’re still a teenager. Fall isn’t just about the knitwear and the maxi skirts, I mean don’t get me wrong, they add an amazing touch to our wardrobes but, it is also about a time of reminiscing. Remembering and reflecting on the year. The good, the bad, and even the hopelessness. Find hope among the leaves and through the breeze. Without hope, you will never see the good in life, and you have to hope there is good in this life.
This Fall, spend time with your loved ones. Spend time with the ones you call family. Take pictures, dance in the rain, and drink cups and cups of coffee. Just live. The Fall brings the best out of me but, it is also very tempting to hide amongst its secure corners. Don’t bury yourself in the conformity of your loneliness. Embrace and express yourself through trousers, loafers, and blazers. Don’t be afraid to wear that bold lip or just your casual pair of Converse. It’s not weird or awkward unless you make it weird and awkward. And, please, whatever you do, don’t forget to hug your friends or your brother, or sister. Time is very limited, but connection is forever.
“Autumn leaves falling down like pieces into place”.
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Olivia’s Favorite: What it means to feel emotionally gratifying.
“If I could send a note to the Glossier community, I’d say, ‘You look good exactly as you are. You’re just perfect, and don’t let anyone try to convince you otherwise.”
Olivia Rodrigo for Glossier.As some of you may know, or should know, Olivia Rodrigo has been running through our minds ever since her release of her iconic and influential album “Sour” and can’t seem to escape us, but who’s complaining? Not only has she already won three Grammy’s at the the age of 19, she has also made a prominent impact on the way young girls and boys express themselves. Through her angst yet elegant style, Olivia has mastered the look of a fresh and eye appealing makeup look through the eyes and masterful minds of Glossier; my go to as well.
Personally, I have always loved learning and watching the different ways actresses, singers, and even models apply their makeup. Some have a 5 step routine and most, even myself, have a deliberate routine that takes time and patience, and a couple of shuffles of our Spotify playlists. Quality over quantity, right? Anyways… I discovered Olivia’s makeup routine through watching “Beauty Secrets”, a segment on Vogue YouTube, and I was just so, so obsessed. I was already a big fan of Glossier, (go check out my Glossier post), but after watching Olivia talk about how Glossier makes you not only look good but feel good, I was even more hooked.
“When I look in the mirror, I see someone who’s striving to be better and do better, who likes to take care of herself and people around her. That always looks good–when you’re taking care of yourself on the inside.”
Olivia Rodrigo for Glossier.On April 19, 2022, Olivia announced to her millions of followers and fans her collaboration with Glossier and like many of those fans, I was ecstatic when I saw her campaign for Glossier. “I always feel best when I’m in makeup that I feel enhances what I have naturally”, said Olivia when explaining what it means to feel emotionally gratifying. Makeup is not just for looking good but feeling good. You should never feel obligated to cover your face with pounds and pounds of makeup, it should be your choice to do so. I, like Olivia, have found products that enhance my natural features, not only by the way I apply them and the way the product is made, but through the way I feel in them. To feel is so important when it comes to Makeup because if you don’t feel it, don’t wear it. You are you, and there’s no changing that.
Talk soon xoxo
Here are Olivia’s Favorites:
Boy Brow, Ultra Lip, and Pro Tip 
Olivia’s Look Want to know more about the products? From Glossier:
- Boy Brow: fluffy, natural-looking brows in seconds flat. “I love a good eyebrow. I always feel best when I’m in makeup that kind of just accentuates my natural features.”
- Ultralip: buildable lip color with a three oil-blend and Hyaluronic Acid, pairing the comfort of a balm with the sheen of a gloss. “Makes me feel glowy and shiny.”
- Pro Tip: Olivia’s go-to liquid eyeliner. “I love eyeliner. Winged eyeliner is my favorite thing in the world. I think I’m getting better at my winged eyeliner game too. I just try to do it every day and statistically, I have to have improved at least a little.”
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Reflection Over Perfection
When people ask you, “who do you look up to in life?” The most common response is either your parents, grandparents, maybe a friend, or even sometimes your teacher. For me, I look up to my parents, with out a doubt, they helped me become the woman I am today and I am forever grateful for everything they have done for me.
Yet, when it comes to who we look up to in the Fashion and Beauty world, that is a completely different story – no offense mom and dad. It took me almost half of my life to discover what works for my body and my style, and I am still navigating myself and my body through different articles of clothing. Clothing that not only fits my curves, but also fits me, for me.
When I was younger I was surrounded by this idea that in order to “be pretty” or “to look hot”, I had to be “perfect” The illusion of perfection can be overwhelming, both mentally and physically. Perfect hair, perfect nails, perfect skin, perfect smile, perfect body. There was too much perfection, and not enough reflection. Like so many other girls going through puberty and dealing with all of the changes in our lives, I became exhausted with the concept of perfection. The funny thing is that I found, time after time, that I kept coming back to my roots, and what “I” am all about, and not this concept of what others think being perfect is all about. Perfection is non-existent, there is no such thing.
I am a big believer in “everything happens for a reason”, and I believe that I had to lose myself in order to find myself.
I’d like to think that I have, in a way, found myself. I found what I love to wear and what I want to wear. I have found the many gold hoops and necklaces. I have found what makeup looks best on my skin and face. And most importantly, I have found what makes me feel good, what makes me feel beautiful. And, if I am being completely honest, it didn’t take me until this past year to realize that the women I look up to the most in the Fashion and Beauty world, hold even more meaning in my life than ever before.
Alexa Demie 
Olivia Rodrigo 
Rihanna 
Paloma Elsesser 
Bella Hadid 
Sophia Loren In many ways, I express myself through the inspirations that surround me on a day-to-day basis. Whether that’s from the women shown above, or from my Italian roots, I use what they have taught me towards what I want or choose to wear. Alexa taught me what it means to stay true to yourself, and not in an emotional way but, in an owning what you got and showing it off through glossy lips and slick back hair way. Olivia taught me what it means to take a risk; to wear what I want and to not be afraid of taking that chance. Rihanna taught me what it means to be fierce, because when it comes to picking out an outfit, you need a fresh and fierce face of makeup to go along with it. A good makeup look is key. Paloma taught me how to be confident with myself- so many times I try to hide behind a big wall of insecurities, but because of the influence I get from Paloma, I now can break down that wall and walk over its shambles. Bella taught me what it means to be free with my mind and heart towards Fashion. When stress and anxiety come through and we begin to worry about what others think of us or our outfits, we forget who we are, but when we find people to look up to, especially in the Fashion and Makeup world, and we start to realize although seem perfect, they are far from it, and we slowly begin to breathe and start again.
Lastly, Sophia taught me what it means to be one with my heritage.
Ever since I was a little girl, I was always fascinated with my Italian roots. From learning how to cook with my aunts, listening to my dad tell stories from his college days in the Bronx and how him and his friends would eat at Dominick’s, or grab a slice at Full Moon, and even get a pastry from Egidio’s Bakery, I loved every second of it. It wasn’t just the stories and the traditions that made me fall in love with being Italian, but the love and culture that followed. I don’t even know if my family realizes how much it means to me. Our Sunday dinners, the pictures and memories we share around the table, the smell of garlic and oil, and the warmth of my aunts arms every time they hug me. I cherish every moment entirely. My mom and dad tend to compare me to Sophia Loren, an Italian icon, who I am in absolute awe of, but it didn’t take until a couple years ago, for me to realize why they were comparing me to her. It wasn’t just her authenticity and beauty, it was also her strength and grace, fierce love towards the people she called family and friend. Hopefully you are taking away from this blog that the women that I look up to, are not just women I want look like, because that would just be toxic if I am being completely honest. Its not the matter of being them but, learning from them, and taking their life lessons to heart.
Until next time, I will leave you with this- Learn from the reflections, not the perfections.
Sii bella a modo tuo
(Be your own kind of beautiful)
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Coming Back To My Roots
Today is January 26, 2022, I am 17 now and this just might be the first time I feel older. Every year my family and friends ask me, “do you feel any different?” or “do you feel older?”, and I always give them the same answer every year, “no”. Yet, this time, it’s different. I know in the past posts I have displayed, I talked about how I am growing mentally and emotionally as a young woman, but this time I feel it. I feel myself gravitating towards the things I love, the things that I am passionate about. And now, as I sit down at my computer with my coffee next to me and my hair up in a clip, I feel all the possibilities and opportunities brushing against my cheeks like warm air, lifting me up above the past and pushing me ahead.
Being 17 means a lot to me, more than anyone really knows. I am at the brink of adulthood or at least I think I am. But, I’ve always asked myself, what will my life be or even look like when I am an adult? We all have dreams, goals, aspirations, yet the unpredictable questions is, will I achieve them? The notion of unpredictability scares me, but, then again life scares me. Yet, I find comfort in knowing that my life will be unpredictable because nothing in life is permanent or sticks to the plan. You know? The plan that our 10 year old selves draw out in marker, on lined paper, with pictures cut out of magazines and newspapers, illustrating where we want to live, who we will be, and what out future will look like. Oh what I would tell my 10 year old self now….
As I continue to grow older, I find myself in a place where I never thought I would be. In the fashion and makeup world, creativity and individualism is celebrated on all platforms. Whether that be eccentric eyeliner, mullets, vests, minimalistic tattoos, or even cowboy boots, there are no boundaries! My main goal this year is to find time for myself and to express my personality through articles of clothing. When doing your makeup, make sure you take your time and just enjoy yourself. So many times we are rushed when taking care of ourselves because we are either running late or our parents are mad at us for taking so long. But, if you make time before, to just sit down, exfoliate and moisturize, while applying concealer and foundation, you will be content. Spending time with yourself is one of the most rewarding activities one can do when stressed or overwhelmed!
When talking about taking time for ourselves, it’s important to find products that are comfortable, affordable, and friendly. It took me some time but, once I found my go-to skin care products, my skin felt alive and most importantly, healthy. My skin care consists of: CeraVe Foaming Facial Cleanser, The Ordinary 100% Organic Cold-Pressed Moroccan Argan Oil, Clinique Moisturizing Lotion, Glossier Futuredew, and the Glossier Cherry Balm Dotcom.
My final note for today is that, over the past couple of weeks I have found no time to just sit and write. I had all the inspirations around me and for my advantage but, I decided to just ignore it and continue on with my busy life. Losing passion for the thing I love most. But, right now, right here, I am back. I am back to my roots. I almost forgot about the feeling writing about fashion and makeup gave me. That sense of acceptance and security, that feeling of putting on my boots, leather bomber jacket, scarf, and headphones, while listening to my playlist and just being joyful towards the little things. I am coming back from my roots and I am ready now more than ever to be committed to what I love!
Stay tuned…
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Zoë Kravitz : Effortlessly Herself.
Zoë Kravitz, daughter of style icons Lisa Bonet and Lenny Kravitz, has made a distinguished impact on the styles we see on the streets of New York, Boston, Chicago, and even those in our hometowns. Zoë Kravitz’s style is driven by her honesty and authenticity… articles of clothing that are never complex nor conventional. It can be driven by plaid trousers, a knit dress, crop tops, and what seems to be a pattern with Zoë, the perfect pair of sunglasses. As an actress, Kravitz’ style resonates in her hit series’ High Fidelity and Big Little Lies, which has not only inspired me, but millions of viewers across the globe to upgrade our wardrobes. The classics, such as loafers, 501 jeans, and maxi skirts, are woven into Zoë’s everyday style that can easily be incorporated into your fall look. As summer comes to an end, we need to be ready for not only the cool “back to school” breeze and crisp leaves gently blowing our way, but that first day homeroom roll call. Here is the one piece of advice I would like to share with you, and I have a feeling Zoë would too; when preparing for the fall, wearing what you feel most comfortable in and owning it is key, but to really own it you must layer it. Understanding the process of layering is vital when wanting to have a fresh look. It starts with a simple long sleeve blouse or shirt, then a light cardigan, and lastly, either finish it off with a vintage leather jacket or a neutral trench coat, even a blazer will do. Layering has always been a reliable source for Zoë and her stylist, Andrew Mukamal. In an interview with Vogue, Andrew Mukamal claims that, “Zoë has a vision for herself and her life. She never says ‘styling is your job, you do it’. We’re in it together. And she has a hawk eye for detail. If something doesn’t sit right, she’s on it”.
- Note to self, wear what you want and how you want, thanks Zoë!
Being comfortable in your skin, is the most important factor when it comes to Fashion. For Zoë , her personal style is rooted in one word; comfort. Something so broad yet, so hard to find when living up to the expectations we seek from everyone around us. Being in high school, there is so much pressure to fit in and to look a certain way, that in the end we forget who we really are. This year has been a turning point in my life, I have discovered my worth, I have found my real friends, and I am proud to say that, I did all of this while wearing what I feel most comfortable in. Zoë Kravitz is an inspiration for all the young boys and girls who struggle to uncover their individuality. If you feel most confident in a pair of joggers and a sweatshirt, with a pair of chunky hoops and a red lip, go for it ! If you want to wear a silk, mini dress with a pair of platform boots and dainty necklaces, make it work! And if all you want to do is relax in your white, fluffy robe with with a face mask and your favorite lip scrub, just do it! That’s the beauty of Fashion, there are no rules, and with the styles that Zoë has given us and assembled through the years, she has proven that being and feeling bold can be as easy as the feel of your favorite jeans and Reebok classics.
“Beauty is when you can appreciate yourself. When you love yourself, that’s when you’re most beautiful”
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Lets Talk 70’s
Over the past year, it is safe to say that many of our lives, tastes, and styles have changed significantly. Whether that means bleaching your hair, wearing sheer blouses with a velvet pant, or vibrant, chunky rings that scream the latest. However, Fashion is all about bringing the old, into the new, and with inspiration from Cher, Blondie, and Diana Ross, girls and boys across the globe are enhancing and strengthening their looks day by day. Creative Designer and Director for Gucci , Alessandro Michele, is a prominent and remarkable figure in today’s society for those who are eager to wear the most exquisite and unique Fashion. In the 70s, it was all about bell-bottom jeans, polyester leisure suits, wide lapels, and halter tops. Now its 2021, and many of us are incorporating these trends into our everyday styles yet, with our own personal touch that portrays what we love and what we want to present to the public’s eye.
Cher 
Diana Ross 
Blondie
“The way you dress is an expression of your
personality” – Alessandro Michele
Not only did Cher, Blondie, and Diana Ross break the boundaries in Fashion during the 70s, but, they continue to inspire the bodies and minds of thousands of girls and boys today. For Alessandro Michele, collaborating with bold and distinctive models and brands, is very easy for him because expressing his vision through artistry and design is what Gucci represents through all their articles of clothing. From women’s to menswear, Gucci articulates the 70s-inspired flare that radiates in daring and eye-catching colors and textures. Scrolling through the pictures and pieces that Alessandro Michele and his team have put together over the past year for the Spring and Fall 2021 line, I have become more and more intrigued and fascinated with the many 70s-inspired designs and sketches that Gucci proclaims to the world. In my opinion, reading and writing about Gucci, has made me want to formulate eccentric looks and to take risks while I too break the boundaries in Fashion.
Gucci Spring/Fall 2021 Resort 
Gucci Spring/Fall 2021 Resort 
Gucci Spring/Fall 2021 Resort
“I’ve always taken risks and never worried what the world might really think of me”. – Cher
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One Last Look Back
Throughout this past year, there have been many ups and unfortunately, many more downs. However, the world of Fashion and Beauty has acted as a shining platform to allow us, especially me, the opportunity to reconstruct ourselves and create individuality through distinct articles of clothing. From oversized leather jackets and high-waisted loafers, to baby tees and low-rise jeans, the trends that were born this year will continue through 2021. Even though our lives have been put on pause, and the “normal” is now seen through computer or phone screens, high-end brands such as, Chanel, Prada, Louis Vuitton, and many more, have illustrated alluring and exclusive pieces that have proudly walked down the runways of Paris and Italy. Fashion can be accepted and enjoyed from more than 6 feet apart. While Fashion is an environment absorbed with creative minds and inventive creations, you and I play a vital role for the existence of Fashion and Beauty. Fashion icons all around the world have paved the way for our eyes to be attracted to pieces and products that speak to our heart, and through Quarantine, I believe that thousands of girls and boys, like myself, have changed their Fashion taste, style, and preference.
Chanel Spring 2021 
Prada Spring 2021 
Louis Vuitton Spring 2021
“Don’t be into trends. Don’t make fashion own you, but you decide what you are, what you want to express by the way you dress and the way to live.” —Gianni Versace“
Even though 2020 has been the longest, yet fastest year, our TV’s, computers, and phones have influenced the way Fashion and Beauty is seen through the eyes of the young. Celebrities’ such as, Adut Akech, Devon Lee Carlson, and Emma Chamberlain have made a significant impact on teens and adults during Quarantine. Personally for me, in the beginning of 2020, my style needed a major rebranding. It started with skinny jeans, plain shirts, and day-to-day shoes. Yet, as time passed by, I saw myself becoming more and more intrigued with pastel tones, printed pants, chunky rings, and surprisingly, oversized blazers. Fashion is a never ending cycle of artistry, ingenuity, and thread. I, and many teens out there, search for purpose everyday in our lives, whether that means playing a specific sport, or participating in theater, or even writing poems about love and hope. And the craziest thing that I have learned about myself this year, is that I don’t need to hide from my problems or fears, or escape from what I love, which is writing and learning about Fashion.
Adut Akech 
Devon Lee Carlson 
Emma Chamberlain
2020 has been an exhausting, unstable, and conflicting year, yet, a year that has allowed me to dig deep inwardly and grow with a sense of self importance and purpose. As we continue on with these difficult yet, reassuring times, remember to be curious, so curious that it will make you want to mix and match patterns and textures. Remember to be accepting, so accepting that it makes those around you, feel beautiful and powerful. And lastly, remember to be brave, so brave that you even surprise yourself for the choices that you have made, that it leaves you wanting more. So, cheers to 2020, you will forever be in our past.
“In difficult times, fashion is always outrageous.” —Elsa Schiaparelli
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Euphoria- Beyond the Makeup
Doniella Davy is the mastermind behind the unique and intelligent makeup looks in the HBO series, Euphoria. Makeup is a piece of artwork, that helps the public understand someone’s image in an authentic and an exceptional way. Every single character in the series has an aesthetic look to them, whether that means having rhinestones layered along the cheekbone or having pigmented eyeliner along the eyelids. Doniella has inspired people across the world to express themselves however they please by using makeup in a clashing illustration.
Doniella Davy with Jules Vaughn, played by actress Hunter Schafer.
As you watch the series, you will realize that throughout each episode, Kat, Cassie, Rue, and other characters wear and portray themselves continuously in different ways. There is never a moment where you see a character articulating a look the same way twice. Seeing the process and watching videos of the makeup artists tackling ways to emphasize the advanced and rare makeup looks is truly amazing to witness. One thing that I love about Doniella’s taste is, how each characters style is separate from the rest. Personally for me, I am in love with Maddy Perez’s style and makeup looks (Maddy is played by actress Alexa Demie). They’re bold, fierce, striking, and daring, everything that a makeup artist should present to the public and media’s eye.
Doniella Davy once said in an interview with Allure Magazine that, “it was the opposite approach from what typical makeup departments use for television. Usually, so-and-so has their everyday look, and that’s just their look. This was completely different because Sam (creator of Euphoria) wanted the makeup to be its own full expression of what was going on with the characters. If they’re experiencing different emotions and circumstances in all these scenes, then the makeup had to be different.”
Maddy Perez 
Kat Hernandez
Makeup is a “whole freedom of self-expression”, says Sam Levinson. Over the years, makeup on television has not been depicted in a creative way like, the series Euphoria does. Witnessing the artistic wonders of the makeup looks Doniella Davy and Sam Levinson generated in the show, motivated me and thousands of young teens, who are experimenting with makeup, to go beyond the regular standard of how makeup should look. From now on, before I leave my home, I will no longer just wear mascara, I will apply glitter to my eyelids and rhinestones to my cheeks.
Nate Jacobs 
Jules Vaughn 
Rue Bennet
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Creativity Through Fabric and Thread.
There are no limitations when it comes to Fashion.
Everyone deserves to have the right to express themselves through color. Whether its a dark, olive green denim or a latex red halter piece, its all up to you. Fashion is an ongoing movement of inspiration for the lives of millions. Personally for me, I have always loved how clothes and accessories can make me feel alive and confident with myself. Here’s the thing about fashion, though — you have to start with an open mind that is willing to absorb the ideas and creativity from fashion icons and reconstructing them into YOUR own label. Having your own identity is important for human growth and is essential for your mental health, so go make your label rather than having someone else define it for you. Living in a society that is constantly judging you is frustrating and maddening — change the standard and define yourself with an open heart and some serious fashion and show the world your inner and outer self. You can be that guy or girl, who walks into a room that is filled with disapproving glares, holding your head high while wearing a sequined pantsuit and not back down to the glares of hate and prejudice.
While you are not just what you wear, you can find the freedom to express yourself through fashion. Billie, Rihanna, Zendaya are our generations icons that have all uniquely expressed themselves through their fashion and have each created their own individual labels. Following their lives we see an evolution in their energies and their spirits and this can be a trend each of us can follow — change when you want and however you want.
Every year there is a drastic movement of change in the fashion lines and trends that we are constantly following. Like I said before, having your own identity is crucial for human growth, and this ties in with fashion. Fashion throughout the decades has always changed and in a funny way makes itself back to our time today. The clothes that we wear today can give us confidence, and the photos we see from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s, inspire us to enhance our clothing taste.
For me, as a fifteen year old, my fashion taste has changed throughout my childhood, but for the past year, I have set my style to be inspired by 90s glam. 90s glam is a runway of nostalgic flavor, some even say its a full force of power and chic. Finding fresh and creative looks is simple yet, complicated, but isn’t this how life is? Its simple by finding material that speaks/relates to you, but complicated if not accepted or conforms to what others think is fashion. Well speaking from a power chic position — throw down your guard and live and dress the way you feel, its all that matters!
Vogue, Bazaar, Elle, Instagram and Pinterest are all sources that can assist you on your journey of finding your individuality while seeing some of the greatest collection of fashion artists the world has to offer.
Uncovering your creative identity through clothes, jewelry, or makeup is a refreshing feeling, that can help you express yourself and illustrate your emotions, thoughts, and feelings as a human being.
