08/24/2026
1 year ago today, I closed the pink door to a piece of my dream: Pink Moon Atelier, my little brick-and-mortar shop.
Through Pink Moon Atelier, I was gifted the honor of witnessing the pure joy on people’s faces every time they walked in. Their faces lit up like a child entering a candy store, walking around healing their inner child one step at a time. I experienced that same joy every time someone stepped out of the dressing room, wearing the biggest smile, twirling around while saying, “Omg, it fits!”
From size-inclusive pastel clothing to cute little bags, purses, stationery, and so much more~ not only was I able to share my love of cute with you all, but your love and support also allowed me to uplift so many other women-owned small businesses.
Truthfully, I still miss my pink shop very much. I still struggle to walk/drive past the old space, and looking back at photos of myself in the store makes my heart yearn and ache for something that is physically no longer mine.
After closing Pink Moon, my mental health took a dive, and that is where I’ve been for the past year. I only started making consistent content again over the last three months, and I am slowly finding my happiness step-by-step. I still stumble backward into my shell at times, but I am working hard to climb my way out of this grief and depression hell hole.
So on the anniversary of my closing I’m sharing my final closing routine from my very last day of Pink Moon Atelier.
Huge shoutout to Hanbok Witch I Fashion, Make Up, Music for being with me during the final days, and to Enrico Syquia Estantino for always being there to catch my tears, even yesterday.
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