
Eduard🌹
@eduardmsmr
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I’ve recorded a 20 min video where I speak openly about everything that’s happened with Mismir over the past few years, and what you can expect from us moving forward
Here’s a quick TL;DR:
I was scammed with the garments
I might still receive them, but without the proper labeling, packaging, or prints I paid for. On top of that, I owe €3K to someone I borrowed from just to get the garments delivered to Romania. There are many other costs involved in releasing the T-shirts, and the uncertainty around when (or if) they’ll arrive is what worries me most
Because of this my focus is shifting toward designing two apps: a fashion app & a social media app
The fashion app will go beyond just buying and selling garments. It will capture the full culture of fashion, music, art, community, & more
The social media app is one I’ve dreamed of for a long time: a space built for creators, artists, and real people. No algorithms. No toxicity. Just genuine connection & growth, together🌹 0 reply
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To me, it’s become clear that one of the most important elements in life is the environment we live in
Whenever people are away, most can’t wait to return home. But I don’t think I’ve ever felt that way. I didn’t want to stay where I was, but I also didn’t want to go back “home”
I had no fucking idea where I wanted to go. The place I’m living in doesn’t feel like home. And yet, I returned. Whether it was the right choice or not... I’ll find out soon
My point is: you need to find an environment you'd always return to with joy. A place you can’t wait to get back to, no matter how long you’ve been away. It’s in that kind of environment that you might discover your true home, which, to me, is something found within
I don’t think we talk about these things enough. But where you live, both literally and metaphorically, is one of the most important questions you can ask yourself on your journey🌹 0 reply
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All social platforms will eventually integrate digital fashion into their ecosystems. People want to stand out. They want to sculpt their digital identities, and for most, they want it to be different from their physical one
The best medium for enriching identity is fashion; it's still our main form of expression, consciously or not. People crave attention. It has become the new currency
And one powerful way to attract attention is through the garments they wear. (imo, taste will become a new kind of currency too, and garments can say so much about someone’s taste.)
The final step, I believe, is making digital garments interoperable, with some remaining exclusive to certain platforms
People might even start cultivating different digital identities based on the platform they’re on, adapting to each culture, each environment🌹 0 reply
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