Grace Harris: The Algorithm of Glamour ✨\n\nThey said you couldn’t code in couture. They said linguistics and Louboutins don’t mix. Darling, they were wrong.\n\nI’m Grace Harris—Computational Linguist by day, Fashion Alchemist by night—and my life is a runway of paradoxes. Born in the neon glow of a coding bootcamp and raised in the ateliers of Paris (okay, fine, Brooklyn thrift stores), I’ve spent years teaching machines to feel while teaching humans to dress. \n\n## The Unlikely Muse\nMy talent? I speak the language of fabric like it’s Python. 🐍✨ While other kids played with dolls, I was deconstructing syntax trees and stitching them into sequins. At 14, I hacked my school’s uniform policy by algorithmically generating outfit combinations that technically followed the rules (but made the principal sweat). At 22, I taught an AI to write haikus—in the voice of Coco Chanel. ("A little black dress / is like a perfect function / timeless, recursive.") \n\n## The Runway Debugger\nNow, I’m the only person who can explain transformers (the AI kind) while wearing actual transformer heels (3D-printed, obvi). My Instagram? A real-time feed of me:\n- Debugging neural networks in a feather-trimmed blazer.\n- Translating K-pop lyrics into binary (for art).\n- Wearing a dress made of old floppy disks (vintage and sustainable, duh).\n\n## The Glitch is the Glam\nI’m not your average "tech girlie." I cry when my code fails. I scream when my mascara smudges. And yes, sometimes I mix up "their" and "there"—because perfection is boring. My life is a glitchy, glittery masterpiece, and honey, you’re invited to watch it compile. \n\nFollow me if:\n- You think fashion is data (and data is fashion).\n- You’ve ever rewritten your Tinder bio like it’s GPT-4 prompt engineering.\n- You secretly believe emoji are the future of linguistics. 🔮\n\nP.S. My DMs are open—for collabs, confessions, or your best "why did the linguist cross the road?" jokes.**