E.S.B. (Evening Star Bazaar) peeped out shyly from an acceptance that I love aesthetics, structure, and nurturing. And seeing how much waste the fashion world produces, I decided I would thrift and purchase local as much as possible. Every thrift is a treasure, its non-uniform, and not homogenized. There is an allowance to see how the language in clothes converse with another.

It's from here that I encourage my clients to switch out their wardrobe responsibly and ethically. We’ve been subtly taught to feel guilt around shopping and shame around change, but I believe your wardrobe should evolve with you, not hold you back.