I come from a generation where in childhood, the mention of a future ambition in fashion, music, or any of the creative arts, could easily have been met with a "back-hand slap".
Yes, our mummies and daddies were nary impressed with such talk. With all the money they spent on formal education, you had to want to be a doctor, an engineer, a lawyer, a pharmacist, an accountant or...yeah, a doctor.
Where am I going with this?
I know for a fact that if I could do it all over again, I would have found my niche somewhere in the quiet assurance of personal creativity. Some craft that I was happy to turn into a career because of the unbridled need to create and then create some more.
I remain fascinated by young men and women who were able to recognize their path early enough and pursue it.
One
of these is Bubu Ogisi. She is a designer and a stylist who's fiercely
unapologetic about her creativity. One of those you might call a "style
influencer".
I bumped into her at a wedding the other day. She was a delight.
I bumped into her at a wedding the other day. She was a delight.
Read more about her in this article I found here in ELLE South Africa.
And live your passion. It's usually worth it!
Cheers.
Nice dress and nicer legs
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