Getting dressed is often treated like a message.
As if every outfit were meant to explain something, prove something, or take a position.
I don’t experience it that way.
Clothes, for me, are not a declaration.
They are a response to context.
Some days require structure.
Others require ease.
Some call for precision, others for softness.
Getting dressed is simply part of how I move through different environments — training, travel, work, meetings, long days that shift shape along the way.
There is no single aesthetic to maintain.
No image to protect.
No idea to perform.
What matters is coherence, not consistency.
Being appropriately dressed for the moment, rather than dressed to be seen.
Style becomes distracting when it tries too hard to speak.
It works best when it supports presence — quietly, without asking for attention.
I’ve never been interested in clothes as a signal.
Only as a tool :
- something that fits the moment,
- adapts to the rhythm of the day,
- and never needs to explain itself.
Silvia ♥️
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