Some people change their style with age — swapping heels for sneakers, flashy trends for timeless classics. But the most freeing wardrobe edit you’ll ever make has nothing to do with clothes. It’s quitting the habit of wearing the weight of other people’s opinions.
When we’re younger, we’re wired to seek approval — to fit in, to be liked, to match the expectations of friends, family, and even strangers. But as the years go by, you start to see the cost of that habit. Carrying other people’s judgments is like wearing a coat made of lead. It’s bulky. It’s uncomfortable. And worst of all, it hides the person you’re meant to be.
Here’s the thing: nobody else is living your life. They don’t wake up in your skin, face your challenges, or pay the price for your choices. So why hand them the pen to write your story?
As you get older, start editing your emotional closet. Let go of the unnecessary weight. Choose clothes — and a life — that fit you. Wear your truth like your favorite hoodie: comfortable, authentic, and unapologetically yours.
Because the freedom to be yourself never goes out of style!
Kenrick Vaz 