There’s nothing inherently wrong with chasing trends. After all, there’s always a reason why a certain piece or style becomes popular — and some are genuinely good. But as I followed trends over the years, I realized many of them didn’t really suit me — not just in style, but in lifestyle, body type, and climate. A lot of today’s fashion trends are rooted in Western aesthetics. That influence shaped how I dressed too, often unintentionally. I started limiting myself to color palettes or pieces that didn’t feel like me . I bought sweaters, cardigans, and tailored trousers — clothes that look great on Pinterest, but not so great when you live in a hot and humid city like mine. Especially if the materials aren’t breathable. Anything blended with polyester is basically a sauna. The result? Sweat. Smells. Discomfort. Eventually, I realized that chasing trends is a bit like chasing ego — or chasing wealth. It’s a loop of feeling like you’re almost there, but never quite. And if we depend on ...
Words of thoughts, mostly about fashion & travel.