Q: What has self-acceptance looked like for you?
A: “One of the things I’ve learned to love about myself over the years has been my curly hair. When I was little, I used to straighten it all the time — just to fit in. But at some point, I thought, if I have curly hair, then I have curly hair. And now, I love it. I feel super lucky.”There’s something powerful about that — when you stop trying to fix what was never broken.
Q: If you could choose one song that truly feels like you — what would it be?A: “My favorite song — my all-time favorite — I actually discovered it about three years ago. It’s called Extranjero. I think that’s how you say it.”Music has a way of bringing us back to ourselves — helping us feel confident, grounded, and at home in our own body.
That same energy lives in her clothes. Paula wears the Top with Wave, Skort with Layers in Brown and Dress with Skirt by LONDI — sustainable lingerie and loungewear fashion crafted from soft-stretch cotton, responsibly made, designed to move between home and the world outside. Pieces that mirror her energy: the balance between softness and strength, comfort and confidence.
