[LOCUTOR]

Track two, unit one, show your true colors

[MULHER]

[...] My style has been through such a tumultuous journey. When I think back to when I started actually thinking about my style, I think of my iconic eighth grade fit that was worn on the daily, which was a hoodie and leggings. Every single girl in my school wore that, like that was basically the uniform, even though there were a uniform in the school that was during a time in my life when I thought it was scandalous to wear jeans to school and like you would not catch people wearing mascara cause, like, I could never. It was at the point in my school life and at the point in my own personal relationship to myself, in the way I presented myself, that I didn't wanna stray from what was the norm and I didn't wanna look like I was trying, because that wasn't acceptable at the time. The pandemic really exposed me through social media to a lot of different kind of styles and choosing and picking pieces from that is sort of how I established clothing that I was more drawn to […]