It ain't fashion its style

Fashion comes and goes! One needs to establish themselves as
a stylish person to become a true fashionista, many call themselves
fashionistas while following the trends of brands such as Markham’s and Mr
price.
Stand out and use clothes to
express who you are and what you represent as an individual. Invent your style,
know who you are and how you want to look and deliver that. Unless you want to
join the army of trendy clothes, blending in like soldiers heading to war in
their camouflage attire, that’s easy just wear the over commercialised and
highly advertised items, simple!
Clothes should be part of your personality, mood indicators
on how you feeling on that specific day and understanding that what you wear is
always the first impression you give to people, so why don’t you tell a bit about yourself
without speaking but rather displaying who you are with your outfit? Trust me, if you’re heading out and getting
laid is what you aiming for that night dressing appropriately to achieve your
goal, with the right style you will hit that.
I don’t know about you, but there is nothing more hurtful
than seeing a million people wearing the same item you told yourself you going
to slay, show flames in. This is what made me say F*ck trendy commercial
stores, imma do me! Allow yourself to be
a little different, buy that Mr Price item, but also add a vintage item to make
it you. Why on earth are you buying the whole outfit on the mannequin from head
to toe?
Take a moment and ask yourself why men are wearing leggings
or should I refer to them as meggings, to convince myself it’s okay as a male
to appear in public in tights? Well, fashion is brain washing us to cut our
balls and put them in our girlfriends or mothers handbags, but if you’re into
trendy fashion you will cut those balls and your mom/girlfriend can keep them
safe until you take of those silly tights. Ask yourself why fat people, I mean
big boned people, squeeze themselves into tiny clothes? It’s all the advertising and the pressure they’re
getting from wanting to be trendy. Forget about popular culture pushing you
towards the kids sections when you know you would look way better and stylish wearing
XXXL.



Why fall under the
tempting Evil spells of commercial fashion that never lasts a season when you
can set trends for yourself? That way you will feel better, look better and
maybe soon; others will be inspired to do the same thing, expressing who you
are through every item of clothing you have and that's the kind of person most
people appreciate.
Apelele Luke