I NEVER used to care about style/fashion; like, I was the kind of person who would pick the first tee I find in my closet and pair it with the only pair of denim jeans (an oversized one, while at it) I own. Back then I had hair I didn't have to care to maintain. I could comb my hair with my fingers !
It alternated between disorderly curly + ruffled hair and unusually straight (ironed the day before) teenage boy hair. I thought my Bieber-fringe (before there was a 'Bieber'!) was the coolest thing I did for myself, ever.
If it was worth anything, my hair could've been my trademark. Because until up to when I was 16-ish, my hair's length never exceeded just where my neck ends and my shoulder begins, (and not many girls go for that kind of hair for fairly obvious reasons.)
When I (more like my parents) finally DID let it grow, it transitioned into this.
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I believe it was a turning point. When physical appearance
and what not started to actually make sense and matter in my life.
Now I have a preference for clothes. I actually care to look at what other people wear and *mentally* credit their efforts to look the way they do. I take time to value details and colour on clothing. I fancy good hair. The meaning of "shopping" has been renewed.
--yes, I plan to buy all of these with my own hard-earned money.
1. Brightly coloured skinny jeans.
2. Maroon/Black Cherry lipstick.
3. Dresses with unique motives (eg; tribal, psychedelic, paisley..)
4. Plain coloured V necks.
5. Halter dresses.
6. High top sneakers.
7. Slip-ons.
8. Ankle boots.
9. A Nokia C2-03 ?
10. A cool minimalist black watch.
11. Plaid shirts.
I have a few months to get in shape and work to actually fund all these things. Then I'm going to walk into college like a BOSS.
BOSS I tell you!! (:
It alternated between disorderly curly + ruffled hair and unusually straight (ironed the day before) teenage boy hair. I thought my Bieber-fringe (before there was a 'Bieber'!) was the coolest thing I did for myself, ever.
If it was worth anything, my hair could've been my trademark. Because until up to when I was 16-ish, my hair's length never exceeded just where my neck ends and my shoulder begins, (and not many girls go for that kind of hair for fairly obvious reasons.)
When I (more like my parents) finally DID let it grow, it transitioned into this.
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Now I have a preference for clothes. I actually care to look at what other people wear and *mentally* credit their efforts to look the way they do. I take time to value details and colour on clothing. I fancy good hair. The meaning of "shopping" has been renewed.
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On the materialistic wishlist at this point:
--yes, I plan to buy all of these with my own hard-earned money.
1. Brightly coloured skinny jeans.
2. Maroon/Black Cherry lipstick.
3. Dresses with unique motives (eg; tribal, psychedelic, paisley..)
4. Plain coloured V necks.
6. High top sneakers.
7. Slip-ons.
8. Ankle boots.
9. A Nokia C2-03 ?
10. A cool minimalist black watch.
11. Plaid shirts.
I have a few months to get in shape and work to actually fund all these things. Then I'm going to walk into college like a BOSS.
BOSS I tell you!! (: