You know the stereotype that stylish people aren't funny and funny people aren't stylish? @ziwef would like to propose herself as a counterexample. As a comedian, clothes give her so much to work with. "There’s an element that’s really dynamic about being a woman in comedy, or a gender-nonconforming person in comedy. Traditionally, the men of comedy wore suits. And being not a man, you have the ability to play in the space of, like, ‘Okay, what if I wore a tutu?’ That’s also as funny, if not funnier, than a turtleneck.” Read more about how she incorporates her personal style into her comedy, her emotional support hat, and the best fashion advice she got from @tchalamet at the link in bio.