What I Wear, Who I Am

This project was created as a visual self-representation of my personal fashion style. I photographed myself wearing my own clothing and used Photoshop compositing to place curated outfits and garments within the image, creating a layered composition that connects the wearer and the clothing as one visual system.

Rather than presenting fashion as a standalone product, this work emphasizes style as identity. The clothing choices reflect my everyday aesthetic (minimal, structured, and intentional) while the digital composition allows viewers to see both how the clothes are worn and how they exist independently.

The final visuals were edited and formatted specifically for Instagram and Pinterest, where they function as both personal branding and style reference. By sharing this work publicly, I aimed to provide others with a clear visual reference for my fashion sense while also exploring how digital editing can extend fashion storytelling beyond traditional photography.