Inspiration exists in many different forms and processes for each individual. Being inspired can’t be categorized into a single creative process, it’s different and often complex for everyone.

However, inspiration can be seen as a combination of knowledge, taste, and what your surroundings provide. That combination gives creatives the freedom to explore, play, and imagine – to truly be inspired and create.

Second-hand fashion often feels like an ethical free pass —it’s affordable, pre-loved, and environmentally friendly. But it’s still consumption, and when done excessively, it can perpetuate the same issues as fast fashion: clutter, waste, and a lack of intentionality.

I’ve told myself a thousand times that I’m not the “wearing black all the time” kind of girl… but, like we all do, I tend to lie to myself more often than I care to admit. Reflecting on that thought, I started remembering all those moments when I chose to go for a total black outfit — sometimes because it was easier, sometimes because it felt sexier, and sometimes simply because it was what I wanted to wear, with no specific reason at all.

What really sparked this idea, though, wasn’t just thinking about my outfits. A few months ago, something shifted. Without fully realizing it, I started buying all-black accessories — and suddenly I had a small collection of beautiful, discreet pieces that elevated my looks without trying too hard.

Feeling comfortable in your own thoughts depends on the determination and time you invest in your path to feel confident about the decisions you make, and the things you defend and care about.

The 25 things I find joyful in life are the ones that make me connect in one way or another—on a deeper level with myself, and on a deeper level with other individuals. They are the small details that transform basic conversations into meaningful interactions. The feelings that reconfigure your system when something is not working properly—when you can’t stop worrying about the same things and you feel overwhelmed easily.

This isn’t just about fashion—it’s about enclothed cognition, self-perception theory, and the law of attraction working together. The moment I started dressing like my future self, everything shifted—my mindset, my confidence, and the energy I attracted.

Over the past months, I’ve been thinking on the psychology behind dressing as your future self. I believe we’re all in constant evolution and the way you choose to show up visually is a powerful and direct signal to our subconscious mind.

A good routine, one that not only allows you to achieve a healthy balance between daily stress and intrusive thoughts but also helps you enjoy the journey of living.

I did something for the first time today. I re-read all the content I've been writing over the past few months. I think carefully about what I want to share and how I want to say it, but once I have the idea, I try not to overthink it. That way, I avoid falling into the trap of constant editing and procrastination.

The feeling of being constantly overconnected, and the constant chase for a better idea instead of looking at life from a different angle, has become more present now than ever. Theconstant mental noise has made me realize how much time I spend on it — and what it truly brings me.

In the little time I’ve been doing it since I started, I’ve questioned multiple times why I didn’t start sooner, as I’ve been feeling the happiest and most complete I have in years. Reflecting on this, I realize it couldn’t have been like this before—this is the right time. There’s nothing like such a feeling. 

Over the past few months, I’ve been working on myself and thoughts. Shifting my focus towards being more present, easygoing, and more proud with the reality I’m currently living. I now understand that my path is uniquely my own and doesn’t have to be similar to anyone else’s journey. This realization has been liberating, allowing me to appreciate and enjoy my own progress without being overshadowed by comparisons to others.

This week’s post feels a little different. The idea behind it wasn’t as clear in my head as it usually is, but maybe that’s exactly what makes it special. I’ll give you some context. Normally, I have a clear concept, and then I plan how to develop the visual content—whether it’s a single picture, a gallery, videos, or whatever feels right for the idea.

It may sound trivial, but fashion—clothes, creativity, self-expression—has always been a constant in my life. Ever since I can remember, I’ve been drawn to exploring trends, indulging in shopping sprees, appreciating beauty, trying on outfits, taking self-portraits, and staying up-to-date with the latest in the fashion world—if you can even call that a "hobby."

Throughout my life, one thing I've consistently done is experiment with different styles, embracing each one – even those that I didn't quite love at the moment but ended up getting used to them – and understanding that hair is merely an additional accessory to my appearance and mood. It is  an extention of my personality and what i want to transmit to anyone else just by being present.