Today I’m sitting here with that very specific feeling you only get when something you love quietly turns into a real part of your life… and you suddenly realize how far you’ve come.
And I know “13 years” sounds like a lot (because it is), but at the same time… it doesn’t feel like a number. It feels like a timeline made of little moments: late-night photoshoots, choosing details for a photo shoot, falling in love with a random item I didn’t expect, and those days where SL just hits differently and suddenly everything looks cinematic.
A fashion blog made with love (and a little chaos)
If you’ve followed me for a while, you already know the vibe.
Inventory Mess has always been that mix of:
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fashion obsession
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photography love
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event hunting
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designer appreciation
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and yes… a little “inventory chaos” that somehow became a brand
And honestly? That’s what makes it feel real.
It became a place to express myself.
The truth: I started this blog to calm my anxiety
And I’ve always tried to be transparent about this, because it’s part of who I am and part of what Inventory Mess truly means.
I started this because I needed something that could quiet my mind.
And little by little… it became a kind of therapy.
Not the kind of therapy that “fixes everything,” but the kind that keeps you grounded. The kind that helps you survive days that feel heavy. The kind that turns anxiety into something productive, gentle, and beautiful.
And that’s why Inventory Mess lasted.
13 years of SL fashion, snapshots, and stories
Second Life changes all the time. Trends come and go, events evolve, stores rise, styles shift… and somehow this blog kept going through all of it.
And I’m proud of that.
help people discover quality fashion and beautiful items in SL
A special thank you to Lexo Merlin 💖
I also want to leave a very special thank you to my dear friend and co-author Lexo Merlin.
Thank you for being part of this journey with me, for sharing your creativity, your support, your time, and your authentic style. Inventory Mess wouldn’t feel the same without you, and I’m genuinely grateful to have you here with me.
Having someone by your side in a project like this makes everything lighter, more fun, and honestly… more meaningful.
Thank you (really)
To everyone who:
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reads my posts
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likes my pictures
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shares my content
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leaves comments
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follows me on socials
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supports my work
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or simply sends me that sweet “I loved this look” message…
Thank you.
You have no idea how much that means after all this time.
Because a blog can exist online… but the people are what make it alive.
And I think that’s another reason Inventory Mess became so important to me: it stopped being something I did alone.
It became a space where I could connect, be seen, and feel understood without needing to pretend I’m okay all the time.
Still here. Still inspired.
And honestly? I still get that same excitement.
So yes… 13 years later, Inventory Mess is still here.
And if you’re reading this… you’re part of this story too.
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