Sabrina Bawa

Last night, while speaking with my partner, I had a sudden realization. There’s a misunderstanding — not just between us as a couple, but culturally — about what it truly means to feel sensually and sexually satisfied. That these two aren’t the same thing. And more than that, I believe

If you had asked me just a few years ago, What does it feel like to be disconnected from your femininity? I wouldn’t have had the slightest idea what you were talking about. Like so many women, I was completely absorbed in work. I woke up thinking about deadlines,

Lately, I’ve been thinking about garments; not just fashion, but what it means to wear something that truly celebrates you. To be honest, I’ve rarely felt at home in most clothes. The silhouettes keep getting stiffer, wider, emptier… stripped of all sensuality, all individuality. As though the female

I’ve made it official: I no longer wish to force anything. Nothing. Nada. And yet, allowing softness to take the lead in my life has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, ironically so. In theory, softness should be simple — you just let go. But in