OK, so no look was my perfect outfit, but none of them was "bad" or embarrassing. He surprised me, pushing me out of my comfort zone, particularly as far as footwear was considered. It made me more self-aware — and not in a bad way. I thought more about the image I was presenting to the world when I got dressed, and it made me appreciate my ability to do that every day.
I was excited about my closet again, and instead of thinking "I have nothing to wear," I was newly inspired with all the pieces I had forgotten about or hadn't gotten to wear the week my husband dressed me. So, am I likely to do it again? Maybe when I need a few extra minutes to snooze, but for now, the thought of dressing myself in whatever I want is enough to get this fashion-lover out of bed.
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