Not a photographer's. What do you do?

When I was a child, my teacher asked me: What am I going to do when I grow up? I said: scientist! Later, my uncle asked me the same question, and I said, doctor! They all said, well, this kid is nice and ambitious. It turned out that neither of them was interested. Along the way, I learned what I like and decided my destiny. The family did not interfere too much. I became a designer after studying art. Customers often bring photos for me to design, but I always feel that some photos are different from my ideas. Why not do it yourself? I bought a camera to play like this, and I play like this. An idea suddenly occurred to me today: What would I do if I didn't become a photographer? I think I will be a clothing collocation teacher! It's fresh, isn't it? I often buy clothes for the store, often help guests and models match clothes, and gradually have a great interest in clothing matching, but also enjoy it. Playing unified color matching, mixing and restoring ancient ways, and helping makeup artists to make suggestions together can often create a novel and personalized collocation style. If I study further, I think I can do it!