Good morning/afternoon/evening My dear gents, I creat this Technique, the 2 Rs Rule (Reduce and Reuse). How can you apply? Let's see a practical example to understand it better! Today is a normal Saturday, I went to the library to study fashion and had to stop by the supermarket to buy things to do the lunch. Since I only have to do these two things today, it doesn't make sense to dress Formally; I would be overdressed. Therefore, the best option would be something more casual, and since it's winter, that's quite possible. I bought a Quarter-Zip, just that (REDUCE). I dressed printed T-shirt from when I was 17, jeans and sneakers (age of purchase unknown) and a parka-style coat from my teenage years and a black belt, the oldests items in my wardrobe (REUSE). The result, just take a look! 😉

Casual Friday Dior boots and Tshirt

Lately I’ve been paying attention to the small things the details I used to overlook. Not a full wardrobe overhaul, not a dramatic transformation. Just simple, consistent upgrades: - Choosing intentional colors - Making sure the fit is right - Keeping shoes clean - Wearing pieces that match the energy I want to carry What surprised me is how these tiny adjustments changed the way I move through the day. Not louder. Not flashier. Just more aligned. I’m curious to hear from you all: What’s one small style habit that made a big difference in how you show up?

Have you ever worn visible textures? Have people responded to you differently than when wearing non-textured clothing? My wardrobe currently has very few textures in it due to being on the refresh but I do have a couple pieces that have light textures. One quarter zip and a couple vests are really is so far but I have been looking for ways to implement patterns and textures over the past couple weeks. Given it's unseasonably warm (50 degrees the past 2 days!) I've been starting to forward think a bit and trying to imagine what a few spring pieces would look like, especially given my office runs HOT.

HI, I am a senior full stack and AI developer. Is there anyone currently working on a project?