Style & Substance: Lessons from Fashion Week
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Get in the damn room. At 60, I walked into my first New York Fashion Week, surrounded by runway lights, incredible clothes, models, designers, and the unmistakable energy of Christian Siriano’s show. Somewhere between questioning whether I belonged there, sitting beside Angie Marr, meeting Billy Porter, and realizing how much confidence is actually practiced, I started seeing Fashion Week as a lesson in life: you don't have to feel ready to show up. Sometimes you just have to put on the outfit, walk through the door, let yourself be seen, and see what happens.
Key Takeaways:
- Confidence is practiced, not something you have to arrive with.
- Stop making yourself invisible.
- Serendipity requires participation.
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