People are changing what they wear.

As he does every January, Devin Daly-Huerta sat in the beginning of this year to work on his New Year’s vision-board collage. The United States was still reeling from the coronavirus outbreak however, news was beginning to spread regarding the possibility of a vaccine. Devin was hopeful about what spring would bring. The vision board contained his usual assortment of goals for his career as well as states that would be his next destination for travel. The board also contained the health habits he wanted to incorporate in the year ahead. He added “style” to the equation for the first.

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He said that for him, it was all about asking, “What’s important to you right now?” He came to the answer by changing his post-pandemic self-image through clothing.

As he does every January, Devin Daly-Huerta sat in the beginning of this year to work on his New Year’s vision-board collage. The United States was still in the grip of the coronavirus epidemic however the news of the vaccine was starting to spread, and he was feeling optimistic about life come springtime. His vision board included the goals for the coming year and a list of places he would like to travel to, and he had wellness habits would be implemented throughout the year.

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He said, “It was about taking the time to reflect and ask what is the most important to my life now.” The identity of his post-pandemic self was constructed through his clothes.

The 35-yearold is only one of many who turned on fashion in order to explain the effects of the past fifteen months. The coronavirus outbreak shook the lives, jobs and relationships of countless people. There’s no therapy that can allow us to fully comprehend the impact of the pain and pain we’ve experienced, but in the meantime our clothes provide us with a tangible way to express our feelings and express the overwhelming feeling of change that which we all experience.

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