Company Magazine: blogging is a girl's world

Only two days ago, I was celebrating my blog reaching its second anniversary. Meanwhile, Company Magazine had published a feature which seemingly relishes the fact that men have a lower standing within the fashion blogosphere. Having read Stu Bradley's critical response yesterday, I was encouraged to read the article for myself, and I too find some of its inferences questionable.

Vintage baby, Boscombe Vintage Market

My youngest fashionista, baby Reuben looks extremely cute in his vintage, hand-knitted romper and contrasting socks. The romper was knitted by his great-grandmother and the socks by his great aunt, which were once worn by his mother when she was a baby.

Two years later...

What can I say? It has been a damn good year. It may seem a trivial idea to celebrate the birthday of a blog, but this venture has become an integral aspect of my life, developing me as a person, encouraging me to seize more opportunities and meet more people, and teaching me the value of doing something I love. I honestly don't know where I would be without Unlimited by JK, and I dare not ponder on the matter.

It's funny to think that on this day two years ago, I was shyly asking two girls at university for photos of their outfits. Small beginnings, eh? I never expected what would become of that newborn blog with a non-existent following. But it's crazy what happens when you nurture something you love.

My second year of blogging, in particular, has been a time of growth and success. I have thereabout perfected my street style photography, I have explored the fashion industry further, and I have gained a pleasingly sizeable readership. But the past year has equally offered me so many wonderful opportunities, including...