Softness is not something I do well, particularly in winter — I run very cold. I have heaps of layers on here, hence the rumpled ankles. My summer wardrobe is lighter, naturally. I also had similar sentiments about the hat. With longer hair it will take on a better shape, as it will not be the only thing framing my face.

I haven’t considered v-necks. Unfortunately I cannot afford new clothes, but perhaps all I’ll need is a few inexpensive shirts to mix and match. I am also very versed in the art of smiling (no need to try, I do) ;) My expression is just for consistency. I like consistency when documenting — call it a knock on effect from my academic mindset.

The hair has always been an issue. I do not like fuss. Growing it causes fuss. Lately I have been patient, but the painstakingly slow growth is making me reconsider. Ironically, when my hair is long it is quite voluminous and wavy.

You are welcome to continue commenting Clara, but you may find me obstinate and frustrating to critique. I concede to external influences, but most changes in how I dress will come from myself. How I relate to clothing is changing all the time. I realise I could be a knockout, but with the confidence I gain from the people closest to me, I already feel like one :) This blog is supplementary to that.

You have a nice face but your hairstyle makes you look to manish. Try a style cut to the shoulders with soft curls and soft caramel streaks around your face to brighten your look. Then just add a nice soft pink lip gloss and mascara and you can be a knockout.