on creating and wearing a uniform - by galaxia - dress up
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it’s like a design system for your wardrobe
when you think uniform, you might think of wearing the same thing every day, à la Steve Jobs, or status-related uniforms like a school uniform or nursing scrubs. to me, a uniform is both so much more and so much less than that. it can be as complicated as you want. here are some examples of uniforms: a white t-shirt and blue jeans a loose-fitting top and tight bottoms knee-high boots the colour black a uniform is not prescriptive, unless you want it to be. it’s a foundation for dressing up that can be expanded, built on top of, and remixed. it’s something that you know you feel…
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