My Style Evolution: From the Fruit Theory to Tibi to a Balanced Approach to Style

There exist individuals who inherently possess a unique sense of style. I, however, am not amongst them. Having always been more analytically minded, aesthetics and intuitive feel for style was challenging for me for a very long time.

I vividly remember my teenage years, when I first learned that red and pink supposedly clashed. Imagine my surprise when my fashion-forward classmate came into school one day wearing an outfit of pink pants, a red top, and a khaki vest - and totally owned it. I quickly understood that style rules were not set in stone - and style in fact became even more of a mystery to me.

Playground AI, which amusingly struggled to incorporate the khaki vest into the look.

To compensate for my lack of innate feel for creative fields, I took up courses in such fields like professional makeup artistry and cooking, hoping to understand the basics and build on them. However, this pursuit came with its own set of challenges as creative disciplines aren't rigid, requiring the r…