Me, Myself & I reflects on how social norms and internalized censorship shape our sense of what is wearable. Using transparent fabrics and loosely pinned mini dresses on a mannequin, the work stages a progression from distance to intimacy through a series of photographs. Projected onto wrinkled, scented fabric in the gallery, these images evoke the quiet, lasting weight of conformity and the unseen struggle between self-expression and self-erasure.