"I had a closet full of clothes, yet somehow nothing was right. Even three days a week felt like a lot of outfits compared to my previous zero. And unfortunately, I'm the kind of person whose mood is directly correlated to what I'm wearing. If my outfit doesn't make me feel like the most fashionable, put-together version of myself, my entire day is.... dare I say, ruined."
"Over time, I noticed a pattern. I kept reaching for the same combination of pieces that made me feel confident and comfortable. They were easy, they worked, and I didn't have to overthink them. Eventually, other people noticed too. Coworkers would put on a blazer and joke that they're 'channeling me.'"
Initially resistant to wearing a work uniform due to fashion industry background and previous school uniform experience, the author faced unexpected stress when returning to the office after remote work. With a closet full of clothes but nothing feeling right, outfit planning became overwhelming. Over time, the author naturally gravitated toward repeating the same combination of pieces that felt confident and comfortable. This organic development of a personal uniform eliminated daily decision-making, reduced morning anxiety, and paradoxically enhanced rather than restricted personal style expression. Coworkers noticed and began emulating the signature look, validating the approach's effectiveness.
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