Giulia Da Silva Apparel

Isn’t it amazing all the incredible things that come up when talented people collide?

This shoot is the proof.

I feel like the freest woman in the world when I’m working on my craft, and I’m honoured to share space with people that are also free performing theirs.

Photographer:
Model: .sternberg
MakeUp & Hair: .with.rima
Bridal Designer:
Stylist:

Thank you. This shoot is on my top 5 favourites.

Need a stylish reminder? Here are 5:

1. Every woman needs good basics.

—> Consider investing in versatile wardrobe pieces that can be mixed and matched. It’s a great way to look effortlessly chic & avoid fashion stress.

2. If someone says you can’t do it, do it twice and take a picture 📸

—> If their negative vibes persist, consider distancing yourself from them, you don’t need that.

3. It’s not about the size, it’s about the fit.

—> Repeat after me: MY SIZE DOES NOT DEFINE ME. Regardless of what the clothing tag says, if you feel confident and look great, why let a number bother you?

4. Jewelry was meant to be layered.

—> So YES, wear it all and don’t held back!

5. Do you feel bonita? BECAUSE YOU DO LOOK BONITA!

—> Never forget your worth 🤍 Bonita means Pretty in Spanish.

Share these reminders with a friend who could use them, or save them for yourself to revisit later ✨

Punk meets femininity editorial.

Styled by me.
Photographer: .tnbh
M.U.A:
Models: .sternberg .lzh

Punk meets femininity editorial.

Styled by me.
Photographer: .tnbh
M.U.A:
Models: .lzh

Isn’t it amazing how styles can be so different yet beautiful?

One of the things I enjoy the most about styling is how versatile I can be.

Each person, each brand, each model, each photographer, and hair & make up artist have something unique and authentic in them that shines through their art ✨I feel complete when I can elevate and honour that vision through my talent.

Let’s get real in here…

As a stylist and fashion designer, I’ve worked with multiple women of all shapes and sizes, and one thing we all have in common is that we always have something to say about our bodies.

And yes, taking care of ourselves is a must. We shall exercise, eat properly, and prioritize our health. But we should also prioritize acceptance.

Accepting that the body we have is beautiful, with or without cellulite, with or without stretch marks, with or without scars, tone muscles, etc.

Acceptance is the ability to say “I know I have to work on certain things but I’m choosing to love the way I look RIGHT NOW too.”

Acceptance is not becoming blind, its understanding the importance of loving ourselves in every single stage of our lives, especially as we grow older. Because our bodies are going to change, and that’s okay.

Acceptance is feeling at peace, and understanding that improvement should be an enjoyable experience, not a stressful one.

So my dear, the perfect body does exist, and it’s the one you have right now.

Repeat this as often as you want:

“Thank you body for all these years together. I appreciate you as you are, I value you as you are, and I promise to take care of you with love and proud”.

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