While not universally exciting, laundry is my happy place 🧦🧺 (I guess I love clothes no matter what state they’re in 😉)!
Sorting, spraying, and watching things spin around give me pause to reflect on my day. And, sometimes something dawns on me between cycles.
I posted a reel about a conversation I had with my friend and her desire for a new “it” bag. I urged her to purchase anything other than what was trending because groupthink is not a vibe, right?
Then she started talking about how the bag would help her connect.hat go me thinking while I sorted socks…
Are trends a door to community?
And if they are, how can we join the trends while maintaining our individuality and our ability to think for ourselves – especially when it comes to buying & consuming?
By the time I got to the towels, I had decided that not all trends are bad. Maybe, just maybe, we can follow a trend and make it our own without alienating the community that’s following it.
Just wanted to pop into your email and share my thoughts. Now, I’m off to advise a client on how to add a scarf or cool charm to the trendy bag!
Because obviously we’re aligning her “sol” to her personal style 😘.
Is there a trend that has helped you be part of a community? Do you have an experience like my friend at the pool? I would love to hear it! Share below in the comments.
Your wardrobe and clothes should not only make you look good, they should make you feel good! Maybe some of those pieces are trendy and others are part of your style! I help a lot of people, here in Asheville and all over the world. From helping as a personal stylist for an event to helping rebuild your wardrobe with pieces that align to your soul! Most people start with my 20-minute consultation call, #stretchyourstyletimply challenge, or wardrobe inventory! All of these are FREE and can be found on my website!
Are you ready for a wardrobe that aligns with the most authentic expression of your identity? Let’s talk about it 👇🏼