As a high schooler, one of the first things I learned about myself was that my clothes were a direct reflection of who I was and how I felt. I loved expressing myself through the garments I wore and the ways I accessorized them, but it happened way too often that on a trip to the mall or thrift stores with my friends, I’d become enamored with a dress or blouse that I couldn’t wear to the one place where I spent most of my time: school. I looked, and most importantly, FELT awesome in that blouse, but the blouse’s main charm- the way it lightly hung from my shoulders- was its demise in the eyes of the school system. The system told me that showing my shoulders in a formal setting is inappropriate, unprofessional, and distracts boys from their education.

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Fashion is a tough industry. Things are always changing with almost no warning, brands go in and out of style rather quickly. It can really be a headache, especially when you're a brand that's already from a place where fashion tends to be overlooked. The Korean influence in fashion is one that may go unnoticed by the masses, but it shape the direction in which fashion has gone.  One line that's grown increasingly popular is 87mm, pronounced 87Milli.

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