Deciding on what to wear does reveal our beliefs

I have worked tirelessly to find myself a nice pair of jeans that fit me perfectly😊.  I know I’m not the only person who struggles to find the right fitting pair of jeans. My struggles would forever be “I’m too short” meaning I need to have all my jeans altered after every purchase. This is the  Most frustrating thing to go through because when you buy a pair of jeans you are just too excited to wear them and don’t want to wait for them to be altered first. Can you relate as well? Yup, this is the story of my life!

So, I’m my mid-twenties I was in love with Sissy boy jeans as they had the most gorgeous low waist jeans but as the years went by with fashion elevating day in and day out., you end up not following brands but comfort. I eventually found comfort in  the Edgars Free section jeans. Firstly, I don’t have to alter their jeans because they cater for my height, (Yay, do not act like you do not celebrate when a pair of jeans fits you well, height included), and that was a huge YES for me. Secondly, they are soft and comfortable, so the fit it just amazing. If you are short and struggle with jeans altering you might want to check out Free jeans from Edgars, especially since they are quite affordable. You’ll thank me later😉. I decided to pair my grey jean as an item for the week.

Ever considered how get to make decisions? What influences your decision-making process? Most people are not aware that a decision is made in the nonconscious before the physical decision is made. What we believe about ourselves is an important factor that influences our decision making. Your decision making is not independent of your nonconscious. Maybe we need to ponder on what we believe out ourselves first and that will inform all other decisions we make and have made in the past.

I decided to pair my grey jeans from Edgars ,with a black Top from Woolworths, black Steve Madden Woman’s Stacy black Sandal and a bag from Channel.

I am Ms Thembisile Duma

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