I'm sure she couldn't resist because they were JUST PAH-FACT and the PRETTIEST THINGS and she APP-solutely loves them.
I’m sure she stands out but for the wrong reasons. Not only does she look ridiculous with her designer bags but the birthday cake face and styled hair will make her look even more of an oddball. I don’t think she’s really into (as in REALLY like) most of her bags. She buys on a whim and I don’t think she considers their practicality or how much use she’ll get. I mean - look at the IG comments re: the white Chanel. She’s now asking how she should look after it AFTER buying the bag. Surely you consider this before buying? I don’t think we’ll have to wait long for her next bag sale.
I don't think there is anything inherently wrong with being entrepreneurial and wanting to be wealthy. But like many who aptly pointed out, she is only interested in the display of wealth and the look of success rather than actually build something that will sustain it. In one of my previous work where I had to deal with a lot of wealthy people - multi-millionaires and billionaires, they are extremely aware of how they spend their money. All of them closely scrutinise their invoice and query and bargain their way out of any expense they don't want to pay. Their idea of money is to maximise the potential and return of every cent their spend. They do dress nicely and own things that most of us can only dream of, but nothing head to toe designer with very obvious logos, one of my former client is a multi-millionaire who proudly proclaimed that he got his second-hand Audi SUV for a bargain, even though he could easily afford a new one with the money he finds between his sofa cushions. They more likely outsource work to other people to maximise their time, so the idea of DYI home renovations with Ikea furniture would be laughable to them.
Now that duty free shopping isn’t available at LHR anymore what will Amie do?? Double whammy for her if she doesn’t qualify for lounge access either. But we’ll never hear about that because that would just show she’s not lux so sshhhhhh, she’d prefer to keep that really quiet as she’s desperate to keep everyone thinking she’s oh so rich.
Yup, OMG. Simply awful video though. She’s flogging granny fashion. The dress is frumpy, shoes and handbag are absolutely gran-like, the belt is cheap looking and my Brabantia bin bag looks better than the AH tote. This isn’t luxury dressing, I wouldn’t wear this stuff even if my corpse were being dressed for my funeral.
Agree, she buys Chanel bags as if she’s got heaps of fancy places to goto but she doesn’t even have friends to have lunch with. In one of her videos she talks about entertaining people at her home this summer. Yeah right, the only people attending will be the two moms and Dan. She has no friends.
Her materialism is gross. Even if I had the *burden* of regular shopping vouchers, I'd probably get bored of it after a while and would just want to slow down and enjoy the things I have instead of constantly adding more, more, more. And if I had to choose, I'd blow it on something truly extraordinary or luxurious, not a bunch of cheap polyester skirts and camis. Isn't that what Farfetch is for? So that you can get your hands on a hard-to-find item that's out of stock everywhere except for a boutique in Saudi Arabia? I dunno. The world of fashion is literally at her fingertips and all she can manage to come up with are basic-ass pumps that look like they're from Ann Taylor.
the only friends outside of their mothers seem to be Dan’s friends (or colleagues likely)- could you imagine guys chilling out in this:
i think this is one of the giveaways that she has no other interests or things going on in her life other than playing dress ups and shopping (i would say work, except her full time job is now youtube from memory...so playing dress ups and shopping)
It’s sad when someone pretends they’re something that they’re not. They do this when they don’t love themselves or the life that they have. It wouldn’t surprise me if Amie’s like Evan Rachel Woods’s character in Black Mirror, where she’s obsessed with tracking the number of likes on her social media posts.
