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We are taught at a younger age to become a perfect young girl/or young man. While it is simply a lure to be formatted according to some universal beauty criteria and just to learn to overconsume. By changing this paradigm, we learn to have a completely different perspective on our consumption. Having a look at plural beauty is a good lever for learning to better accept yourself. We are in a society of appearance and clothing is part of the image we want to project to assert our personality and tastes. But you don't need to have all the latest fashion trends for this. Spring is an ideal time to address the question of a transition towards a simpler, more minimalist wardrobe, more ethical and above all, more adapted to oneself, to one's personality, one's body shape and the image one wishes. send back.
Here in this new video is my experience on this question; Minimalism is not a goal to achieve but rather a great tool to get to know yourself better, better adapt your consumption when you love clothes to better dress with clothes that will make you feel beautiful and confident. . . I also offer you tips that I have adopted to transform my simple outfits into more stylized and elegant outfits because it is not enough to have a wardrobe full of clothes to offer great looks and what will make all the difference in his style of clothing. It's the way we wear (posture and elegance) the clothes, the hairstyle and the accessories that will make all the difference :) in short, long live minimalist wardrobes with perfect clothes that highlight us.
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