There's something a bit passive aggressive about the 'don't be afraid to size up'.
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"don't be afraid to grade your sizes properly"
Honestly this sort of tit is basically just a human auto-comment bot at this point. It serves precisely the same purpose as running an automation to increase engagement with a post, but you absolutely cannot say it’s people actually engaging with the post, it’s literally only done to drive the algorithm bc the post seems popular.An explanation for the “excited”
Mind you, 21 “excited”s from 5k followers on that channel isn’t exactly mind-blowing, esp when there’s nearly as many complaining about how tit the shapewear is.
Asked chatgpt to roast graces feed. Pretty accurate
Grace Beverley's Instagram feed is a dizzying display of self-important hustle culture, where every post feels like an exhausting lecture on how to live your best life, delivered by someone who seems more interested in self-promotion than genuine connection. It's a never-ending parade of #ad content and motivational clichés that come off as less about inspiring others and more about validating her own brand. The feed’s constant, over-the-top enthusiasm and relentless positivity make it feel like a forced sales pitch, rather than an authentic glimpse into her life. It’s as if she’s trapped in a perpetual state of “influencer mode,” where every photo and caption screams, “Look at how amazing my life is!” while failing to deliver any real substance.
Grace Beverley's Instagram feed is a dizzying display of self-important hustle culture, where every post feels like an exhausting lecture on how to live your best life, delivered by someone who seems more interested in self-promotion than genuine connection. It's a never-ending parade of #ad content and motivational clichés that come off as less about inspiring others and more about validating her own brand. The feed’s constant, over-the-top enthusiasm and relentless positivity make it feel like a forced sales pitch, rather than an authentic glimpse into her life. It’s as if she’s trapped in a perpetual state of “influencer mode,” where every photo and caption screams, “Look at how amazing my life is!” while failing to deliver any real substance.
A meaner version, chatgpt is good
Grace Beverley’s Instagram is like a motivational poster threw up on a Pinterest board and then got stuck in an endless loop of self-importance. It’s a shrine to faux productivity, where every post screams, “Look at me pretending to work hard while actually just posing for the camera.” Her feed is so polished it’s like she’s desperately trying to convince us her life is perfect, but we all know it’s just smoke and mirrors with a filter slapped on top. It’s less about substance and more about flexing her privilege in the most #aesthetic way possible.
Grace Beverley’s Instagram is like a motivational poster threw up on a Pinterest board and then got stuck in an endless loop of self-importance. It’s a shrine to faux productivity, where every post screams, “Look at me pretending to work hard while actually just posing for the camera.” Her feed is so polished it’s like she’s desperately trying to convince us her life is perfect, but we all know it’s just smoke and mirrors with a filter slapped on top. It’s less about substance and more about flexing her privilege in the most #aesthetic way possible.
And the 'meaner' one is actually even more accurate, go figure!
Although I'm generally quite anti-AI so it is quite annoying that it summed up how I feel about her online persona better than I've ever been able to...
Her fiance going on every work trip with her is a massive red flag to me.
If he was the same age I’d find it cute. But why does a 37yo man have so much apparent free time? Why does she never tag along to his work things, where are his friends, why doesn’t he seemingly have a life at his big age. The fact he moved into his decade younger fiancés house is also cringe, if I’m getting with a guy that much older I’m hoping he’s bringing a LOT to the table
Because he's a loser, plain and simple
Yeh exactly, why wouldn't he go with her he has nothing else to do. I wouldn't find it endearing at all that my partner had no life outside me
I mean, it's a bit of a generalisation but.. generally.. people who live off another person don't want to be apart from them. If you love bomb them and then try and keep them constantly happy by doing exactly what they want/making them feel good, you want to be the main source of joy for them. If you let them leave for extended periods, they may realise that they can get outside happiness/don't rely on you as much which is basically a death sentence, so you need to be constantly on them or around them at all times, calls, texts, on all trips, constant communication. It can be framed as just a concern for the person and a 'love' for them, so oh.. why wouldn't we want to be with each other 24/7, but there's definitely potential for a more sinister layer. Especially given some people's age gap relationships and differences in wealth and background.
Exactly, that’s why I said if they were the same age it’d be cute, no different to spending lots of time with a best friend. But the dynamics are just odd. The significant age gap and the fact that most 37 year olds are pretty established in their lives and lifestyles, social circles, so how was he seemingly able to just integrate into her life, move into her house, driving her car and propose all in under a year and she doesn’t think that’s odd…
You also never really see her travelling or being involved with his friends/life/events, always hers. He barely gets any comments on his IG from personal friends, family etc., no tagged photos from friends or anyone. I think she was just so desperate to be picked/married she just went along with it, but she clearly feels a way about it and definitely doesn’t want her followers knowing he’s basically 40 because the optics aren’t great. He gives creep, hobosexual vibes sorry to say
He does come across that way. Lingers like a bad smell. This has got a divorce within a year written all over it. He’s a sleazy loser who’s quite obviously leeching off Grace. He clearly doesn’t have a job
I always think I see it but it ends up being that Kaia brand from TikTok
Sorry I’m late to train, I never liked her and forgot about her for ages until tala came up on my advertisements, I thought this bag tala is selling was kinda unique and nice but then I see this today advertised, who copied who? Of course she didn’t think of a legit creative idea. Also looking at the reviews for leggings it seems that so many people say they bobble really quickly? Is this a know thing?
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In Tala's defense (?), it seems this design is not from any of them.
Found it on eBay but its true origin is likely some obscure Chinese factory of some sorts. All those influencers #bossbabe are such as scam,
Found it on eBay but its true origin is likely some obscure Chinese factory of some sorts. All those influencers #bossbabe are such as scam,
Vogue Business on Retrograde: https://archive.is/IX4m6
To secure brand deals, many mid-sized creators typically fork over 20 per cent of their earnings to work with an agency, or self-manage — which translates into a lot of time spent on emails, says influencer-turned-entrepreneur Grace Beverley, who originally gained a following of more than a million on Instagram through lifestyle content focused on fitness as @GraceFitUK. “It essentially means that they end up having a glorified desk job… you’d be so surprised at how bad the efficiency is within the whole industry.”
Now the founder of activewear brand Tala and fitness app Shreddy, Beverley is hoping to make it less laborious for creators like her to monetise their content. This August, she, along with co-founders Meehan and Jake Browne (who co-founded two other startups aimed at content creators), launched Retrograde, positioned as an “AI talent agent” that communicates with the creator via text message and potential clients via email. It is designed to communicate like a person and can read contracts and digest creative briefs, communicating key takeaways with the creator (similar to an agent) through text message. While more complex brand deals, like those with many facets and negotiations on usage of intellectual property, might require more hand-holding, that’s not the majority of deals that happen in the industry, Beverley says.
“One of the greatest applications that we could do with AI is helping to optimise those processes that are admin heavy and don’t need to be,” says Beverley, adding that this type of tech (which was built on tech from AI companies OpenAI and Anthropic) is well suited to this industry because there are relatively few variables in each of these influencer contracts.
Creators are onboarded and given a Retrograde email, and when a brand reaches out with a proposal — say, $500 for an Instagram post — Retrograde will text them an update, and the creator can respond and say that they will only do it for $1,500. Once the negotiation has reached a resolution — Beverley says even simple deals can take more than 10 emails — it generates a contract. Retrograde makes money by taking 10 per cent of the fee and is paid only when the influencer is paid.
To secure brand deals, many mid-sized creators typically fork over 20 per cent of their earnings to work with an agency, or self-manage — which translates into a lot of time spent on emails, says influencer-turned-entrepreneur Grace Beverley, who originally gained a following of more than a million on Instagram through lifestyle content focused on fitness as @GraceFitUK. “It essentially means that they end up having a glorified desk job… you’d be so surprised at how bad the efficiency is within the whole industry.”
Now the founder of activewear brand Tala and fitness app Shreddy, Beverley is hoping to make it less laborious for creators like her to monetise their content. This August, she, along with co-founders Meehan and Jake Browne (who co-founded two other startups aimed at content creators), launched Retrograde, positioned as an “AI talent agent” that communicates with the creator via text message and potential clients via email. It is designed to communicate like a person and can read contracts and digest creative briefs, communicating key takeaways with the creator (similar to an agent) through text message. While more complex brand deals, like those with many facets and negotiations on usage of intellectual property, might require more hand-holding, that’s not the majority of deals that happen in the industry, Beverley says.
“One of the greatest applications that we could do with AI is helping to optimise those processes that are admin heavy and don’t need to be,” says Beverley, adding that this type of tech (which was built on tech from AI companies OpenAI and Anthropic) is well suited to this industry because there are relatively few variables in each of these influencer contracts.
Creators are onboarded and given a Retrograde email, and when a brand reaches out with a proposal — say, $500 for an Instagram post — Retrograde will text them an update, and the creator can respond and say that they will only do it for $1,500. Once the negotiation has reached a resolution — Beverley says even simple deals can take more than 10 emails — it generates a contract. Retrograde makes money by taking 10 per cent of the fee and is paid only when the influencer is paid.
What in the fresh hell is this latest Tala design?
Even these skinny tall models seem to drown it and the colours are awful. I can’t even begin to imagine how the average person would look in this.
I’m also so confused by what this brand is trying to be. It really has a feel of throwing as much tit on to as many walls as possible and see what sticks.
So sustainable!
Even these skinny tall models seem to drown it and the colours are awful. I can’t even begin to imagine how the average person would look in this.
I’m also so confused by what this brand is trying to be. It really has a feel of throwing as much tit on to as many walls as possible and see what sticks.
So sustainable!
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This is basically Grace's tit style and she's trying to make it happen, ugh.
Who is actually wearing these awful clothes? I’ve noticed something with styles shown on tiktok etc that the clothes are designed to only look good online. No one would ever actually wear this in real life
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