This magazine is a critical exploration of the "social uniform" prevalent in Korean society, where the pressure to conform often stifles individual expression. Observing how people often hide their true selves behind similar, socially acceptable styles, I designed this publication to advocate for fashion as a powerful tool for self-revelation. Through bold layouts and provocative visual storytelling, the magazine encourages readers to break free from the collective gaze and embrace their unique identities. "I wear myself" is not just about clothing—it is a call to courageously express who you are in a world that often demands conformity.