Our everyday changing trends
In fact, when you sit down in front of the internet, the flood of information is constantly flowing towards you, and you’re constantly scratching your head about what and how, and that’s true at any age.
As in real life, in the virtual environment, you try to find a point where you can catch up.
So it is in the world of fashion and trends. We are constantly looking and searching for ways to be more, to be different from the other person.
This is of course the biggest mistake in the world because there is no one like us, ourselves. There is only one of us. We are all unique.
Black, red, yellow, leather, teal, patterned or striped, less or more.
A psychologist would go crazy trying to make diversity uniform. Impossible.
Even God can’t do it, and he created the world ( according to everyone’s own beliefs )
So there’s a huge responsibility on the shoulders of people who are trying to give direction in any way, and are very brave, because they stand up in front of people and say, yes, this is me, this is who I am, and if I have something in me that inspires you, come and take it and transform it so that you can pass it on to someone else and maybe at the end of the cycle it will come back to me in another form.
Actually, the only thing we have in common in the world of fashion and beauty, whatever the category, is our desire for beauty, but it’s different for everyone.
I think we agree on that.
But I’m not just talking about clothes or shoes, it can be music, art, painting or even a person, or a flower, or any physical or emotional, mental plane thing or feeling.
Everybody is turned on by something different.
But that’s the way it is. That’s the way it is. That’s who we are. We are human beings.
And we are all perfect and beautiful inside and out because as precious beings we shine as one beautiful light.
When it comes to human development and change, or even the search for habit, most of the setbacks occur.
That’s when the question of reliability comes in, how much use will I get out of it, what will the thing I’ve fallen in love with giving me.
In what or whom I put my trust that it will be good for me now or later and will benefit me.
Then the next barrier is whether I should spend money on it, whether it makes sense for me to spend money on something that has just caught my attention, that makes me feel something at first.
Many large companies, which occupy a prominent place in almost everyone’s life personally, started out small, in different ways, with similar dreams and similar goals, to help people express their true selves, to try to forge unity.
Because that’s what everyone does every day when they open their eyes in the morning.
Some seek the love of unity and some seek the uniqueness of the individual.
But everyone wants to show themselves, even those who want to hide.
I personally love fashion as such but I’m the type of person who doesn’t follow the rules that are imposed on me.
I never find my place and that’s fine.
With this idea in my head from a young age, I created my own brand.
Of course, the criticisms can come, that it’s self-promotion and the like and of course it’s legitimate, because it is what it is and everyone has the right to their opinion. Of course, it’s natural.
But I feel that apart from the fact that the clothes and shoes and so on that I design, of course, they make my life better, but my aim and my hope is that I can give something, a feeling, a quality, a guarantee, a piece of love to people’s souls.
My goal and my dream are that when people think of my brand, they remember that it does matter, their thoughts and themselves. Their souls.
That the things I dream up give me more than a product that money can buy.
So that when people think of my products, my clothes, they think, “Huh, remember that nice shirt that looked so good on me? You know, the Pink and Blue ones?
I want to do good.
That’s why I try to work only with companies that still care about quality and love what they do. That they love every phase of creation.
I love it too because one of my professions is seamstress and tailor. But I also love to knit, embroider, sew, crochet and that’s just one part of it.
My argument is that I am not just sitting in front of the computer talking and trying to get rich, because I know what it is like to sit in front of a sewing machine for hours on end when your back and neck are in endless pain, I know what it is like when the needle pricks your hand, what it’s like to have to finish the fabric on time when a few stitches fall off the knitting and you have to undo and start again, or how heartbreaking it is when you finish a piece and see that you didn’t cut it to size.
I would like to contribute more articles and blog posts and other advice in the future.
Thank you very much for reading and chewing over my already convoluted train of thought.
I’m glad if I could give you a little something extra, or I’m sorry if I upset you.
The point is that my article is over here and you’ve stuck it out this far.
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