i will never get over polyvore shutting down. i used it obsessively and had hundreds of outfits made on it and mine were ARTFUL not like the stuff people say they saw on wattpad with like skinny jeans and converse and shit like mine were gorgeous. and then they shut down and i wasn't able to back up any of my stuff so i lost it all. HEARTBREAKINGGGGG
Jun 8, 2025
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whenever u browse depop, grailed, ssense, whatever. take screenshots of everything u like. upload it to whering. now u have a new way to play dress up. i'm having so much making outfits with clothes i'll never b able to afford jejeje. special thanks to the moodboard girlies on tiktok, pinterest and tumblr for the idea
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i use getwardrobe bc i started when there were less options but i hear stylebook is better (not gonna manually transfer all the data, its several years worth, so im sticking to what ive got!) anyway this is like my fav personal practice, it helps me make better shopping decisions, i love planning future outfits like its a dressup doll game except its me!!!, anytime i buy something i upload a pic of it so i always have a full inventory of all the clothes and accessories i own right in my pocket, it helps me keep my wardrobe small cause i get rid of stuff that i dont wear. it makes u a better consumer of clothes imo also kind of gamifies the process of picking out outfits which is rly fun and cute. i recommend this to anyone who is rly into fashion, archiving, customization, quantifying, organizing, planning etc (i think u have to be a naturally kind of intense person to do this) if u do this too lmk!!
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what kind of optimism did I hold where I thought modcloth dresses with cat patterns was like the height of casual dressing. I miss herβ¦. innocence lost
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the man the myth the legend. the literal only person i watch on youtube. his vibes are pure and good and his quest is noble.
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my mom always encouraged me to read, and it started with her reading picture books to me. my favorite was the monster at the end of this book, starring lovable furry old grover! grover from sesame street is terrified to get to the end of the book because he's scared of the monster, but in the end it turns out it was just him all the time. my mom would always do a silly grover voice when she read it to me.
as i got older, my "reading level" as the school called it was always higher than other kids', which is good i guess, but it meant they limited what i could get from the school library to what they deemed appropriate for my level. i liked harry potter and lord of the rings, but i also wanted to read stuff like goosebumps and choose your own adventure books. luckily my teachers allowed me to read those things from their classroom libraries.
there was a book i read as a kid that i've honestly never met another person who's ever heard of it, but i loved it when i read it and i loved it again when i tracked it down and re-read it a few years ago. it's called how to disappear completely and never be found by sara nickerson. a 12 year old girl whose mother is severely depressed sets off to a mysterious house on a nearby island to try to figure out how her mom owns it, why she's selling it, and what it has to do with her deceased father. i realized when i re-read it as an adult that it formed a lot of my attitude toward stuff and why i like collecting things and have so much trouble throwing things away. a really good book that i think more people should know about!
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