Thirty first December two thousand thirteen, it's that time of the year again, as I lay here in bed with my computer rested on my pillow, I can’t help
but be thankful all that 2013 has brought me. A year filled with so much goodness, its hard to not reminisce back from the beginning of the year, of the insanely staggering and noteworthy nonsense moments. There's no particular ultimate awesome moment throughout the entire 2013, all are equally special at its own. Being able to experience and exposed to different things is truly amazing.
There are days when I stare at my lives and myself right in the face, when I reflects my life in order to gauge where I am, if where I'm heading and is where I really want to go. This brought up the self evaluation and drives myself to be a better me. What makes all this even more significant is when New Year arrive. You started to take things even more seriously than the days when you do exactly the same. Knowing this is quite scary, new goals and resolutions are written down waiting to be accomplish. I ain't gonna list down mine, most of them are little over the edge or what you might say as unrealistic but hey.. the impossibles made possible okay.
So last year I set a goal for myself to completely transform my wardrobe. The old wardrobe consisting of clothing that I really like with several exceptional ones that I realize I wouldn't bother putting them on. I wanted to reinvent my style, now that I'm attending college and had so much inspiration around me, I became more observant. Started the journey by curating my wardrobe being a reflection of myself and slowly improving it, always changing and adapting. At this point, I couldn't be more satisfying as my wardrobe feels more me than it ever has.
While everyone are creating a list of goals and new plans for the new year, I wanted to take this time to write a little about setting up a perfect wardrobe, one that has clothing you love, not like. Thought it would be great to share a thing or two all based on my personal opinions. Possibly the first important step is to select. Run through the entire closet and put each single piece on and think whether you love it or like. It really does matters between these two. And ask yourself does it reflects who you are. If you feel even a minimal feel of uneasiness, let it go.
Moving on to defining your style. Now looking at the remaining pieces of clothing left, it roughly gives an in sight of what you love so you can move onwards. Make and carry out plans, figure out your range of color palate. What are the essentials that you think you are lack in. Perhaps a hoodie or checkered shirt.
I hope these helps to inspires you in anyway. It could be frustrating but trust me in the end it can be satisfying.
Constant discovering and explore.
Jason L.
