‘The Self’ embodies a reconceptualization of gender- less clothing, aspiring to refashion a world that breaks down the boundaries of gender and illuminat- ing the very uidity of it. It speaks about self-con- dence inspite of all aws and quirks. It is about nding perfection in the imperfections; about em- bracing one’s uniqueness and weirdness because that is what sets you apart from the rest.