"There are times when I want to wear my most comfortable sweatsuit and I don't have the luxury of it, because my job requires me to wear something that's completely opposite of what I might be feeling."
PS: What do you put on when you want to feel like your most confident self?
PC: When you're feeling yourself and you're confident and you feel like you're looking your best, you tend to show off a little bit more and wear flashy clothes. And then there are days where you're not. Maybe you're internally feeling conflicted or having a bad day and you want to just hide yourself under sweats and wear a hat. So, both those outfits make me feel good.
The beauty about fashion is that you have to remember to allow yourself to wear what you're feeling and what you need, versus following what you think you're supposed to wear — because that's when it goes wrong. I think fashion can be such an incredible expression of style, which is inherent. It doesn't matter what's on trend — you have to create the trend for yourself by allowing yourself to feel how you're feeling. There are times when I want to wear my most comfortable sweatsuit and I don't have the luxury of it, because my job requires me to wear something that's completely opposite of what I might be feeling. And that's totally fine too, because I create space in my life for me to be able to wear my attitude, which could be good, bad, or ugly.
I have my uniform — my go-to outfits that I wear when I'm not required to be on camera or when there's no pressure on me. There are a a pair of sweats, crop top, and crop sweatshirt I wear from Joah Brown that I love.
