Self Portrait - Entry 1




Suzy Dotson
Self-Portrait - Entry 1




Growing up a 2000's kid led to several disappointing outfits like these. 
Hopefully, with time and a mirror, 21 years later I am able to reflect and make better decisions.

 

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