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You didn't lose yourself. You just haven't walked back in yet.

Selene + Amara is a styling and identity practice for women rebuilding their sense of self after years spent as everyone else's. Come home to yourself, one honest room at a time.

THE SOFT IDENTITY METHOD

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THE IDENTITY DRIFT CYCLE

Drift is not a flaw. It's a pattern.

Five phases, most women move through without ever naming them. Naming the phases you're in is the first move back to yourself.

01

Adaption

  Shrinking gladly, for good reasons, at first.

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02

Disconnection

  The mirror stops feeling like yours.

03

Depersonalization 

 

  Function replaces feeling entirely.

04

Nostalgia Persona

   Reaching for who you were, not who you're becoming.

05

Identity Recovery

 

   Walking back through the door, on purpose.

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Multiple Versions of her. Every wardrobe on you.

Most style work asks who you want to look like. We start with who's already trying to get out.

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Our Journey Together

1. The Consultation

A meeting of minds where we discuss what has happened to you, where you don't feel like yourself.

2. The Creation

Here is where we talk about your dislikes, likes of fabrics, palettes and shapes. The identity in style.

3. The Reintroduction

Here is your reintroduction back to yourself, we take the strategies from the Method and the wardrobe we created, and you begin to walk boldly.

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V.

VI.

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    Kind Words

    "The version of you that got quiet is still in there."

    Zari Roberson

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    "My gown was a true reflection of me. I've never felt more beautiful or more myself."

    Amara Dubois
  • Kind Words

    "The attention to detail was breathtaking. I felt like I was wearing a piece of art."

    Isolde Bellerose
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