Looking back at these outfits, I noticed the same themes repeating over and over: * oversized volume balanced with cropped shapes * monochrome or muted palettes * sporty pieces styled fashion-first instead of athletic * heavier footwear grounding softer silhouettes * relaxed structure instead

I swear boots change an entire personality. Today’s fit was very soft-dark / androgynous femme: — oversized black button-up — black pleated skirt — thigh-high boots — short peach hair — butterfly tattoos peeking through I love outfits that feel powerful without trying too hard. The over

Sometimes old artwork holds pieces of ourselves we weren’t ready to understand yet. I originally created this artwork in 2015 after surviving domestic violence and other traumatic experiences that completely altered me as a person. Back then I named her “Fragile Dandelion.” She reflected h

I’m still sick, low energy, head blocked, dramatic as ever… so naturally I decided the correct response was turning myself into a fainting Victorian doll wrapped in burgundy velvet. Honestly this is exactly what being an alternative person is about sometimes. Normal people get sick and wear old

Day 5 of being sick and I genuinely feel like I’ve entered some strange liminal state between exhaustion, fever dreams and softness. I’ve mostly been curled into blankets like a nervous little animal, sleeping with hot water bottles and odd comfort objects tucked around me. At some point I dragg

Today felt low-energy but aesthetically loud. The kind of day where I didn’t want to perform perfection. I just wanted to exist inside textures and moods. Oversized black adidas. Olive silk slips. Heavy boots on cold tiles. Sitting on the floor surrounded by clothes like a strange little war

I spent too long trying to fit into versions of femininity that never felt natural on me. Now I’m letting it become sharper. Stranger. More honest. Somewhere between softness, masculinity, ritual, tattoos, movement, and rebuilding my body into something that finally feels like mine. I thin