Jazmin Griffith

Nobody told me that postpartum would include a full identity audit of my closet.

I don’t look like I did before. My body is different, my life is different, and the version of me that used to get dressed on autopilot is somewhere figuring herself out. So I’m starting over.

Here’s what I’m actually doing:

💕I made a Pinterest board of what I actually want to feel like on a Tuesday when I’m working from home and running errands and not going anywhere that requires effort.

💕I’m building around basics first. Good quality, simple pieces that work without thinking. A great fitting tee. A trouser. A knit. Things that make me look like I tried even when I didn’t have time to try.

💕I’m dressing for the life I actually have. Most of my days are at home or in and out of the car. So instead of saving cute for somewhere special, I’m making home the occasion. Even if it’s just a better version of comfortable.

💕I’m adding one thing at a time. No haul, no overhaul. Just slowly replacing what doesn’t feel like me anymore with things that do.

Still figuring it out — but for the first time in a while, figuring it out feels good.

Who else is rebuilding their style postpartum or in their 30s? Tell me where you are with it or where your shopping?!

been a little MIA, but time flies by so much being a new mom.

new motherhood taught me that the most radical thing I could do was choose myself too. set boundaries without guilt. take space without apologizing. go quiet without owing anyone an explanation. that’s not acting brand new. that’s growth. and not every beautiful moment needs to be shared — some of them are just meant to be lived. 🤍