Her comment in her closet clearout video made my blood boil

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"I really need to reconsider wearing heels frequently in my daily life. If I was a corporate girly, you best believe that I'd be rocking up to work everyday in these little stilettos. I think I need to live out my corporate girly dreams following university, because I just feel as though I'm the type of person that would thrive in that environment."
1) She's infantilizing women in the workplace (and herself).
2) She's never had a full-time job. The AUDACITY for her to be like "I would thrive in that environment." No, you wouldn't Allana. You're an influencer because you literally avoided work all of your adult life. You wanted something where you can put in the least amount of effort possible, you only do what you want when you want to, and you don't have a boss. She would be the girl to go home crying the first day because her coworkers were "mean" and she couldn't handle constructive feedback or office politics.
3) She makes a
tit ton of money, but again, doesn't actually work for it. So the concept of "work" is a fun dress up thing to her. It reminds me of Victoria, how she dresses up to feel like a "girl boss" (hate that term btw) but she doesn't actually do anything.
4) The glorification of heels...ugh. That's fine if she likes the style, whatever. But to
glorify wearing heels 40+ hrs a week, as if it's some fun amazing thing? Previous generations of women worked really hard so that we DON'T have to wear heels to work everyday anymore. It was a requirement for women to wear them and it was oppressive, impractical, and physically painful (not to mention misogynistic).
5) Funnily enough, she'd actually be overdressed if she showed up in heels everyday to many offices and it'd be awkward (unless it was maybe a law firm, accounting, etc.)
I could go on and on about this, but I'll end my rant...