Category Archives: Signed Sirelle
Signed Sirelle: JANUARY 2014 – “New Year, Same You”
It seems that every January 1 — especially since the boom of social media — marks the birth of the new individual. Self-proclaimed; or self-recycled, I should say. The “new year, new me” type. A concept that was once figurative speech … Continue reading
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When I started this blog — back in April 2011 — it was intended to serve somewhat as a personal portfolio of my own creative writing. I had no idea that individuals from all over the world would one day … Continue reading
Signed Sirelle: OCTOBER 2013 – “21 Going On 16”
At 21, the most valuable lesson one can learn is that you are your own worst enemy. And while I believe that the most important decade in one’s life is their thirties — as the choices made in those 10 … Continue reading
Signed Sirelle: SEPTEMBER 2013
As I navigate through my early-20’s, I often find myself dissecting — or at least, trying to — the canny mind of the late Steve Jobs. What were his inspirations? What made him tick? Truly a wizard of our time, … Continue reading
Signed Sirelle: JULY 2013
As our nation attempts to move on from the outcome of the George Zimmerman “not guilty” verdict, there are undoubtedly those who have lost faith in the American justice system. In the court of law, according to all the technicalities, … Continue reading
Signed Sirelle: MAY 2013
There comes a time when one needs a break. For me, that time came shortly after I had published the September 2012 recaps of Vogue and GQ. Out of character, I began questioning whether or not I was still dedicated … Continue reading
Signed Sirelle: SEPTEMBER 2012
Football. Fashion. Festivities. That’s what the fall means to me. There’s something about the autumn — September, October, November — span of the year that is just exhilarating. While many countdown to the lax summer solstice, it’s the autumn moments … Continue reading
Signed Sirelle: JULY 2012
I was recently flipping back through the April 2012 issue of GQ, when I came across an editorial — authored by Claire Hoffman — featuring Drake, and a statement made by the rap superstar took my thoughts on an infinite … Continue reading