Clothing Record

Fall 2019 - Present

A longitudinal study of my aesthetic presentation.

Each day since 2019 I have recorded every outfit I wear in a spreadsheet—an ongoing archive of my self-presentation, tracking the garments I cycle through, hold onto, and discard. This project began as a personal record but has evolved into a meditation on identity, consumption, materiality, and the shifting relationship between selfhood and aesthetic curation.As my spreadsheet grows, it reveals patterns: the objects I wear most, the ones I grow out of (physically or psychologically), and how trends, body image, class markers, and personal narratives play out in the fabric of daily life. The project is part self-documentation, part conceptual art—blurring the line between personal data and performative identity. In a time where personal aesthetics are currency, this record is both a form of self-knowledge and a confrontation with the ways we are consumed by the images we create.

This kind of data collection enables me to create visualizations. While traveling around europe in the summer of 2023, I recorded where I woke each day and organized it in the following infographic.