HeyJaredwardrobe thirteen
An exploration of culture and commerce through the lens of style and styling. Written by Rebecca Jarrett.
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The second Friday of September (opens the original)
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We had a way of finding each other when we were in the same place.I thought we could keep doing that.I thought I would see you next time.Did you get the email? Meet at the apartment.You knew me best at sixteen.A GoPro packed in my carry-on.And you at twenty-three, with an evening bagjust big enough for a digital camera.Somewhere in their worldI am still someone I remember being.I wonder how often they think of her.Yesterday I walked through the citywith time to walk through the city.I was proud
#030. Character Development (opens the original)
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My hair taught me to think of beauty in characters. Growing up in predominantly white spaces, I was often the only person whose hair could change so dramatically from one month to the next. Moving between box braids in different lengths and sizes, sew-ins, cornrows, clip-ins, relaxers, and my natural hair allowed me to look and feel completely different with every style. That ability to oscillate between versions of myself felt like a superpower and was, quite frankly, really f*cking awesome.As
#029. Perception and the promise of more (opens the original)
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I had a very lovely afternoon speaking to a class of 120 Vogue Summer School students on Tuesday. As the lecturer du jour, I was there to talk about my career to date, my education, and a lesser-known path into fashion that does not involve becoming a stylist, magazine editor, buyer, or designer. Though the goal was to talk quite tactically about work, most of what we ended up discussing was about building a perspective: learning how to look closely, form an opinion, and make connections that
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