Pizza papa john’s stitch eat shirt

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I’m a definite collector of clothes and my favourite pieces are still older Phillip Lim/Isabel Marant/Kenzo items. But now I wear more basics from Vince, Aritzia and Uniqlo because I’m more pressed for time than I was and when you have a kid you’re always at the Pizza papa john’s stitch eat shirt In addition,I will do this damned mall so it’s right there. I still only trust my own taste, though. I only pay attention to trends if they suit me. I dislike full looks that are too referential to a certain period because they look costume-y (rockabilly, ew). I’ll always love to collect clothes but I also dream if a time when I’m so stratospherically successful in my career that I can show up to meetings in a sweatshirt and New Balance dad sneakers and no one can say a word. IMO that’s what every professional woman should strive for, ultimately. ETA: my style pro-tip since I was a teen is this: know what always looks great on you as a rule (for me it’s anything cut close to the neck and, in general, no cap sleeves) BUT try on everything you can, even things you think may be unflattering. That’s how you discover new cuts that work for you. Also it’s kind of funny to wear something that looks weird on you, if only in the privacy of a change room.

Pizza papa john’s stitch eat shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

Early 20s- very loud, very queer, lots of wigs and costumes, extremes of v butch one day and high femme the Pizza papa john’s stitch eat shirt In addition,I will do this next Late 20s- dyed hair, more cohesive aesthetic but still pretty eccentric, still an enormous wardrobe of thrifted clothes Early 30s- I can actually afford clothes! But now I also have a professional job which restricts my wardrobe a little. So kind of punk influenced business attire for the work week and even more eccentric on the weekends. Oh and endless Kaftans. My style has actually been really consistent through the years. I just buy nicer versions of things now. Like when I was 12, I saved over $350, which in the early 2000s seemed like a lot. I spent it all on heels and I wore them to middle school like it was nbd. One of the teachers loved my shoes and asked for recs, ha! I also recently listed on my poshmark some things from 10+ years ago that no longer fit. I actually would wear all of them if they still fit today. I have always liked combining 70s groove feel with … retired northeast man? Lol. And heels.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.