This film is my story—a tale of transformation and self-discovery set against the backdrop of the high-stakes world of luxury stores. Each visit to the designer shops on 5th Avenue saw me change my appearance and behavior, desperately seeking validation from the salespeople. It felt like a relentless game, where meeting their unspoken standards granted you access to the "show" put on by the store's staff.

This obsession with looking perfect and fitting in has seeped into every aspect of my life, making me hyper-conscious of my appearance. Even mundane tasks like buying groceries became opportunities to "dress up." The constant need to own materialistic goods and feel validated has created a toxic barrier, preventing me from connecting with my inner self on a deeper level.

"Should the Devil Sell Prada?" is a dramatic exploration of this journey. It delves into the impact of this superficial chase on my psyche and how it has driven me to a breaking point. The film ultimately tells the story of breaking free from these chains, leaving behind the hollow pursuit of validation, and focusing on self-acceptance. It is about blooming from within, like a flower, finding satisfaction and authenticity in one's true self, and redefining what it means to be truly wealthy.