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I think the most annoying, or perhaps, interesting (if you're willing to see it that way) thing about fashion or art in general is the subjectivity of it. I had a friend who complained about another friend insisting that Abbey Lee Kershaw was a beautiful model, and to the first friend, the aesthetics of it just didn't make sense. I have so much to say about this that I don't have the time or the mental space to write it properly. But I did come across this quote yesterday while reading The Book of Laughter and Forgetting by Milan Kundera: "You don't understand Lermontov. A poet's pride is not ordinary pride. Only the poet himself can know th

I've been thinking, and for now my design philosophy will rest on "Designing things that you want in your closet, now." I mean conceptual stuff are pretty (especially if the illustration is gorgeous), but that doesn't always translate into nice irl, and sometimes these "normal" ready to wear designs don't necessarily get a lot of attention, but I'm going to keep in that direction and not waver. More than just a dress that people would go "that would be so awesome for prom!" or some special event things, I really want to design pieces that are versatile, that you see as a staple (even though it's not really a staple) in your closet, that take

(Audi Fashion Festival) OMG IM SO EXCITED HEHEHE And then I'll be going for Parco Next NEXT's (local designer incubation project) show on Saturday too! Hoorah! Hoorah! Cheers, L.