I’m A Mess, But It’s Okay feat Le Serrafim

After almost 2 years I’ve finally stepped back into branding and started making videos again. Actually if you really want to take it back I haven’t consistently done social media since 2015. Damn that was 8 years ago. *insert crying cat at table meme

Various reasons prevented me from jumping back in but I always kept a super long notes list of all the ideas I’ve had each day. I’m now at idea 168 so thankfully I can now start putting those ideas into action and checking them off. The social media field has changed a lot.

Thankfully I’ve kept up with the changes so that it wouldn’t seem so drastic once I got back in. I surely didn’t want to go in cold turkey sounding like an oldie saying “Everything’s changed, what happened to just posting and getting views? What’s an algorithm? Do I have to dance?”

To this day the almighty, omnipresent “algorithm” is volatile and ever changing but once you get into the groove of what works for you it isn’t too challenging.

On the music end, Eve, Psyche and the Bluebeard’s Wife has been on repeat for a while now. Previously I hadn’t paid attention to Le Serrafim but this song changed that. It’s also a perfect work out song. Gotta burn off this fat somehow.

Okay that’s the end today’s 90’s diary chat.

XOXO April Jay

Channel your inner Kpop idol with this Le Serrafim-inspired fashion 🔥 from Amazon

To start your Kpop styling, here are a few tips on how to get your favorite stars look.

K-pop-inspired dressing is all about embracing the bold, eclectic, and trendsetting styles popularized by K-pop idols. If you want to incorporate K-pop fashion into your wardrobe, here are some tips to get you started:

1. Mix and Match: K-pop fashion often involves mixing and matching different styles, colors, and patterns. Don’t be afraid to experiment with contrasting elements to create a unique and eye-catching outfit.
2. Layering: Layering is a common technique in K-pop fashion. Combine various clothing items like oversized shirts, hoodies, blazers, and jackets to create dimension and depth in your outfit.
3. Athleisure Influence: K-pop fashion often includes sporty and athleisure elements. Incorporate tracksuits, joggers, and sneakers into your wardrobe for a trendy and comfortable style.
4. Thrift and DIY: K-pop fashion doesn’t have to be expensive. Thrift stores can be a goldmine for unique pieces, and you can also try your hand at DIY projects to create custom clothing items.

Remember that K-pop fashion is all about self-expression and having fun with your style. Feel free to adapt these tips to your own preferences and create a look that’s uniquely you while paying homage to the K-pop style you admire.

Let me know who’s been currently inspiring you below or in the video comments!