There’s a word that often gets left out of fashion storytelling: vulnerability. And yet, it’s precisely there that the most important choices come from. For brands, but also for people. Being vulnerable doesn’t mean being fragile. It means exposing yourself with clarity, acknowledging what doesn’t work, accepting that not everything can be done as you’d like. It’s a form of honesty. It’s a less visible, yet profoundly human, place. It’s where you no longer seek perfection and instead begin to see things for what they are. In the fashion system, this is even more difficult. Because the dominant narrative demands absolute coherence, strong identities, clear positioning. It demands success and…