Dressing for the Internet: How Social Media Turned Personal Style Into Performance

Dressing for the Internet explores how social media has reshaped the way people experience clothing, identity, and self expression. It examines the quiet shift from dressing for personal comfort and meaning to dressing for visibility, validation, and algorithm-driven attention. Through reflective and human-centered writing, the book looks at how trends, online comparison, and aesthetic culture influence everyday style choices. It also unpacks the emotional side of modern fashion, including pressure, repetition, anxiety, and the growing distance between real-life identity and curated digital appearance. This is not a trend guide or styling manual. It is a thoughtful examination of how fashion has changed in the digital age, and how individuals can begin to reconnect with clothing in a more grounded and personal way.

Pages: 226, Paperback, Independently published