Life is sometimes an abundance of unforeseen events; sometimes these events are miraculous and other times they are banal, and in less fortunate instances it can be rather despairing. Yet, it is how we approach and in most circumstances, how we push through these occurrences that moulds us as something otherworldly and dynamic.

A year ago today, Celina, a remarkable woman, took the liberty to leave her husband that dejected her spirit for too long a time to remain there. After a somewhat gruesome divorce, this woman was reinspired through a means of fashion and beauty. She held onto whatever faith she had left and converted it into something mesmerising. So, with her despondent but buoyant essence she took to a journey of beauty.
Now, fashion and beauty are often thought of as surface level subjects, but in fact they are substances of the heart which can inspire us, recreate us or crush us, dependent on our perspectives on the matters. We should strive to steer from stigmatizing objects of our happiness, as they help guide us when we believe that nothing else can.
Celina, describes beauty and fashion as her lifeline; “a safe haven that offer us confidence in times of desolate silence and refuge in miserable and heart-rending moments. Fashion and beauty are degraded and put below the belt when we make them subjects of shallow discourse”.

Celina’s story acts as a symbol of courage, whereby if one finds themselves in a circumstance of loss or isolation, we have direction to turn our heads and find happiness or attempt it.
So when we cut our hair, bleach our moustaches and clip our nails, these are not simple acts of definition; these are acts statement, to leave imprint, to mark evolution. When life breaks us down we forget ourselves and it will often revert back to the predicament of lost identity, which is saved through that nurturing of the soul, through finding beauty and often that outlet is fashion, as it supports the linings of our nature and the way in which we define ourselves.









