When Jessica Wang was 14, she found herself in a position that many dancers find relatable: Dance felt like her whole identity. “When I introduced myself, the first thing I would say is that I’m a dancer. It got to a point where I felt like dance defined me too much,” she says. Something had to change. In an effort to connect with other creative sides of herself, she picked up crafting again, which she enjoyed as a child. But her love of ballet crept back in. “I was inspired by one of my favorite ballerinas, Maria Khoreva,” Wang says. “Her sister designs and makes [costume] tiaras. Before I learned that, I had thought they were all produced in factories.” Wang decided to try her own creations, and her custom tiara business, bluebirdtiaraboutique, was born. Read the full article at the link in our bio. 👑 📝: catierobinson_ 📸: jessica_ballerina and song__teng performing a pas de deux from “Le Corsaire”; photo by Qian Jia and team, courtesy Wang. 📸: Photos courtesy Wang. #Tiara #Ba...