explosivelemons

I'm a poor woman myself, but view clothes like anything else: an investment. If you're living paycheck to paycheck, the likelihood is that you're working with what you have, not going out to buy new ones. The best suggestions I can give (I'm not Tim Gunn, but I am familiar with poor fashion lifestyle!) if you really want to buy clothes and not work with your closet is that hitting up Goodwill and other thrift stores would be the best bet. If you can frequent a Goodwill in a good neighborhood, you'll probably find pretty good quality stuff sometimes. Finding a suit there that kind of fits you and getting it tailored would be infinitely cheaper than buying a new one.

I'm actually in the same boat right now, but my difference is incredibly visible, and this gives me hope for it in the future. :)

You've been my go-to migraine music for a while now, most sounds can really bother me, but your music relaxes me. So, thank you for that! Two things. One, all of your videos tend to be wildly creative and beautiful- do you help come up with the video ideas and are you involved in their production? I'm also curious, is there a time where you might hope to widen your touring in the US?