We often hear the phrase:
“Trends fade, but true style is eternal.”
But what is style, really?
Style is like personality.
But unlike personality—which takes years to understand—style is immediate.
You might never fully define someone’s character in real life,
but a fictional character’s style is clear within a few minutes on screen or page.
So if you want to develop your eye for style,
start by extracting visual language from stories, films, and art.
Humans are complex.
And so is style.
Sometimes it’s clean and minimal.
Sometimes it’s loud, chaotic.
Sometimes, two opposing styles collide—
and create something bold, unexpected, and alive.
This kind of clash is like a rebellious child.
It breaks rules.
It grabs attention.
It carries its own sense of strength.
Clothing is how we declare ourselves to the world.
Today, she might be queen of the universe.
Tomorrow, he’s a sprite hiding in the neighborhood garden.
Through dress, we perform our imagined roles.
We create theatre from everyday life.
We turn routine into ritual.
And style becomes more than just appearance—it becomes our inner voice, worn on the outside.
Every day, we dress for different roles—
staging our own little play in the theater of life.
Style adds ritual and spark to what could have been ordinary.
It’s not just surface—it’s the extension of our inner world.
Just like in our Disposable Icons Collection,
where playful, almost absurd objects are reimagined with identity, ritual, and tension.
Or the Shakespeare Ring,
a piece both surreal and theatrical—an invitation to perform beauty in the everyday.
