This is why I can’t watch her vlogs anymore- her excessiveness and arrogance disgusts me, she tries to play it off as she’s some kind of bimbo. Which is she is, but she is fully aware of her privilege and continues to flaunt it without acknowledgement and due care to others.
her wedding is gonna be a mish mash of extravagance, and tasteless ‘kOoKy’ tat. I wonder how much of it will be gifted. I expect her to be on the beg for that soon too.
her wedding is gonna be a mish mash of extravagance, and tasteless ‘kOoKy’ tat. I wonder how much of it will be gifted. I expect her to be on the beg for that soon too.
we will need to keep an eye out for the bottle of that Still in the cupboard on the next moving vlog…
have just had to un-watch it though because the seller kept sending me offers 
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I am perhaps a bit extreme but it's my hard earned money so I can't afford to buy something and not wear it, if that makes sense. But I also try to buy clothes which are sustainable, so for example won't shed microfibres of plastic in the wash. Granted, some categories of clothing have to be made of synthetic fabrics, such as outerwear, some activewear etc but they don't get washed as frequently so there is a little leeway there. And lastly, what good is it if you buy something second hand, wear it once, and then take back to charity shop, it's almost the same as buying a cheap polyester dress from Primark, wearing it on a night one (remember those? 
) and getting rid of, or delegating to the bottom of one's wardrobe to be forgotten. People often speak of "cost per wear" in financial terms, but there is definitely an environmental cost per wear too. I bought a £5 denim jacket in the spring. I wore it every other day in the summer because it is nice quality, really dense, beautiful fabric and fits like a dream - and got compliments every time. I also treated myself to a new £35 jumpsuit which can be dressed up or down so I also wore it loads. They both ticked the "right fabric" box (right for me, obvs everyone has different needs and expectations) and made me feel like million dollars. I will wear them both next summer too. It's very easy to fall into that trap, oh, it was only £5 in a charity shop but you should really love and respect every single garment of clothing that you own. It's better to have a handful of curated items than piles of things that you never wear.