What are your two favorite things to wear?

Honestly, I’ve never been good at dressing myself.

More than ten years ago, the girls at work even said I looked stiff and boring.

Thankfully, Taiwan already had stores like Uniqlo back then—easy to shop, clear styles, clear sizing.

For someone with a not-so-broad Asian build, avoiding the awkward moment of “Wait… this is the women’s version?” was a big relief.

Since then, my wardrobe has slowly improved.

Nothing you’d call a real style, but at least it’s comfortable, not rigid.

And in summer, I like wearing T-shirts from charity events.

Nothing flashy, nothing loud—

just a small way to do something that feels right.