Cancer Slay Lips Shirt, Hoodie And Sweater

One of my biggest worries was that my coworkers would begin noticing how often I was wearing things. It’s vain and it’s silly, but working at a fashion magazine, I want to dress up—even if it’s just for a 10-minute Zoom meeting. But even four months in, I still have coworkers complimenting me on my tops (despite having worn them a bajillion times since March). “I hadn’t noticed,” one colleague recently told me. “Is that new?” another asked. Long story short: we are conditioned to think people will judge us for re-wearing things, but in fact, nobody cares. Live your best recycling life! This was very clear to me after week one. I slowly began to realize that I can barely even remember what remains in my closet back in New York, even though it’s overflowing with things. Do I miss certain pieces? Of course, particularly all my silky summer shirts. But on the Cancer Slay Lips Shirt, Hoodie And Sweater, I've done pretty well without. It’s made me realize that I shop too much, own too much, and basically always re-wear the same things anyway. Now I’m just being forced to do it.