Lydia Millen #152 Glóby sells for tenner in a discount store - her 'sold out' claim a lie to flog more.

[Miscanthus]

Congratulations to our fabulous @Milking Keynes for the thread title with 58 votes!

* Karma caught up with Lidl when Tattler @Blep27 spotted signed Globy kits in the window of a discount store in Cross Gates shopping centre, Leeds.

* The kits, originally retailing at £60, are now reduced to £10 and expose the lie told by Lidl that they had sold out.

Thanks @Lola Faith

* The story was posted on Limegoss, Tattle Life's blog, and soon picked up by Reddit, where the whole sorry story of #hairgate and #globygate were regurgitated, attracting 80k views.

* after numerous moans about Holland Cooper, Lidl revealed the secret she'd been keeping for months. She had joined the Holland Cooper 'family'.
* She has a paid partnership for a year - she won't be designing for them.
* meanwhile, Vic has her fourth collaboration with Jade, who appears to be her friend.
* Lidl failed to publically congratulate Grossie on her appointment as 'The HC Countryside Ambassador'.
* Lidl arranged her own shoot with KM photographer Katherine Boyle at Ashbrook manor. She posed with three horses in a 2020 HC tweed jacket. She then posed in another old tweed jacket in the back of the Defender.

Thanks @Namima

* from 20 plus posts, there was a one word comment from Jade: 'stunning'.
* Lidl's posts have not been featured on HC social media.
* Jade showed her new hen house. Lidl was pictured holding a bird borrowed from relatives.
* Lidl is single while female stalking The L.A. Way, founder of Aavelle, with a Sunday lunch and a trip to 'Farmhouse'. She posted a photo in an Aavelle tweed jacket.
* Vic took a party, including Grossie and Splainer, to Chateau du Condreceau in France to launch her latest Edge of Ember collection. Lidl wasn't invited.
* Lidl and Cawwie went to London handbag and belt shopping. They went to Claridges for chips then to the Goring Hotel...for chips. Lidl left her Penhaligan Highgrove perfume in the Goring Hotel 'powder room'. Her post of the loo received another "stunning" from Jade.
* Lidl left her wallet at home. Cawwie had to pay for Lidl's new LV handbag. Lidl fudnt link the bag.
* Prada had a perfume launch party in London. Lidl wasn't invited. Instead she asked her assistant to rearrange her (mainly Aerin) perfumes.
* Lidl went for a Souster and Hicks tweed coat fitting and wore a tweed Cara Melon coat that made her look like Sherlock Holmes.
* There were more Amazon 'cashmere' dresses and tweed dog and cat beds....
* Lidl is signing off phase 2 of house refurb and begging for wooden floors.
* she might fire up the pizza oven this weekend...
* The house they didn't end up viewing has sold....

In other news
Ali came back from a 3 day trip to Florence with a #gifted £17,900 Panerai watch. "Is the brand Italian?" asked our luxe vlogger Lidl.
He brought back a bottle of Chianti. "Is it white?" asked our wine lover.

Lidl and Ali as imagined by @Peppypoopar

 

[MissMidnight]

So, after finding Elsie’s Fendi sock boot vlog last night, I decided to watch another random vlog from five years ago and I inadvertently caught her in a lie.

In her vlog dated 22nd May 2017, she says her Nonno’s name was Emilio, and I was certain she said his name was something completely different in one of her most recent vlogs - I checked the transcripts from both Monday’s and Thursday’s vlogs and there it was, in Monday’s vlog she said her Nonno’s name was Claudio!

Vlog dated 22nd May 2017 at 23:40 minutes.
“So this is a dress from Emilio Pucci, Emilio’s actually my Nonno’s name, so it’s very, very special to my heart.”




Vlog dated 17th October 2022 at 09:25 minutes.
“I was served by the loveliest gentleman in Louis Vuitton, his name was Claudio, which obviously made me immediately want to cry on the spot because that’s my Nonno’s name.”




Which is it, Elsie … was your Nonno’s name Emilio or was it Claudio, or can you just not remember the name of the man who was a Master Tailor on Savile Row that you claim to have loved so very much?

Honestly, if she blatantly lies about something like her Nonno’s name, it really makes me wonder what else she lies about on a daily basis!

 

[happyskies]

When you look further into the TikTok party that Lydia is inviting people to, it sadly may not be entirely real. Or reel.

But it is part of a larger story.

Thursday night, when Lydia posted her most recent TikTok (surprise...it was another Amazon dress!), it was fascinating to see all the comments start flooding in, within the first 2 hours alone. Not only was it heavy with the usual “I want to be like you one day, Lydia!” but it was nearly equally matched by many Amazon-specific comments, like, “Are you saying that’s an Amazon dress!?!”


It smelled fishy.

Especially when you look at this dress. What is it? Long-sleeved charcoal-colored “cashmere.” Same story, different day: an unknown brand (YTR6RTW) on Amazon that has no reviews and it is unclear of what it is really made.

When looking at the dress and listing itself, it would be hard to find a more basic dress than this. There is nothing standout about it; it has no exciting form, cut or shape to it. No embellishments. Not even a great styling of the dress on a model. Just plopped on a white background. 100% unremarkable—something few would click on.

🩺 🩺 🩺 This dress barely registers a pulse.

So how does this unbranded, basic dress, some 72 hours later now have nearly 600K views, with people 'clamoring over it?' Especially when Lydia used few & basic hashtags on the posting, while forgetting its most potent one: #Amazon.

It doesn’t make sense.

So if not the dress, is it the wearer of this dress?

When you dig deeper and look into these younger viewers and what matters to them, who is it that they look up to these days? According to a fresh-off-the-presses Piper Sandler report, it would be Taylor Swift, Zendaya and Hailey Bieber. They also love brands like Nike and H&M most.

When you look at it visually (as shown below), it becomes more apparent. The #EnglishCountryGrandmother meets #LydiainParis looks, with scarves tucked into belts, often with a headband, do not seem to jive/make Lydia a long-lost style twin.

There are sadly more signs of oddity than these.

EVIDENCE: In Lydia’s TikTok metrics from this past week.

Look at Lydia’s second most recent TikTok (the one in a red box) which was posted on Tuesday. This was the Louis Vuitton unboxing that has been discussed a lot. This TikTok has now yielded a whopping 3.2M+ views and 461K likes in 5 days. And her third most recent one (in the orange box)—yet another basic Amazon cashmere dress—has nearly 1M views in 6 days.

From Thursday, October 13 – Thursday, October 20, Lydia posted 6 TikToks:

When you look solely at engagement—not views—you can see that Lydia averages 30K likes & 250 comments per day on TikTok:

But somehow this past Monday (one of the slowest days on TikTok) she suddenly gets 120,000 more likes than usual. Mostly for a basic, unknown Amazon dress.

And then on Tuesday, the day she posts her LV TikTok, things really get skyrocketing —she gets 3 TIMES even Monday’s 120,000 jump—for 360,000 more likes than usual.

So a 1,300% increase in likes in one day.

Even greater, she gets 5,000+ MORE comments than her usual daily 250 comments. Creating a 2,700% increase.

Yes, you read that correctly: a 2,700% increase in comments. On a Tuesday. And this was also able to happen when she: (1) didn't speak the name of the LV bag in the Tiktok; (2) didn't place the name in the title or description box; (3) nor in a #hashtag; and (4) admits in the TikTok that she doesn't even care what the bag’s name is. What?


And then somehow, magically, after all this escalating, growing 48-hour excitement, on Thursday night, things come crashing right back down to Lydia's normal TikTok levels: 28K likes and 215 comments.


There is nothing organic or natural about 1,300% and 2,700% spikes...that go down as quickly as they go up.


Now go back and look at the first 3 TikToks that were posted earlier in the week—before the spike—and you can see they perform substantially worse, (even when those Amazon dresses can be found there too)! All 3 colored-boxed TikTok posts that fell under the spike period are ** doubling, tripling and more ** the performance of the week's earlier TikToks—when they have had less listing time. Why?



Therefore, these appear to likely be purchased views, likes & customized comments.



It is not hard, nor would it be expensive to do this, as there are countless social media “fake like” vendors everywhere, even on Etsy. Here is one where you could buy Wednesday's 5,000 comments for just $78 (but it's always even better when you buy in bulk!):

Some sites allow you to buy the exact-worded comments you want to appear in advance so that the purchaser can set the perfect stage ...to then play off those pre-made, customized comments for the scripted engagement dance they wish to play out.

So If Team Lydia had wanted to promote Amazon, for instance, it would be easy to buy many pre-baked Amazon comments/questions of their own making in advance that could then start trickling in on the exact TikToks they wanted, at the exact moment they wanted.

And what would be a cheaper, easier or better way to get people thinking that Lydia is adored by 14-24-year olds —one of the most coveted audiences by brands—than by purchasing a bunch of “I want to be you when I grow up!” comments—which just by the very nature of those words, allows people to subconsciously believe these are young and impressionable viewers... who have their pocketbooks open, ready to buy whatever Lydia is suggesting, so they can be just like her!


Another oddity? Lydia has made no secret of her inspiration/love of The Princess of Wales. Ironically, there are hundreds of comments like 'Wow, you look like Kate Middleton! " throughout, of which Lydia responds to more often than most.

Also, recall how often Lydia has been pushing "go to my TikTok!" over the past few months, both on Instagram and YouTube, calling out all the milestone numbers and even creating "controversy" over it. She wants this to be noticed very much.

This would help explain some of these basic Amazon dresses' odd soaring numbers, but it could also explain some of the happily-touted TikTok success of late too.... when conversely, views & engagement on the other platforms have all been declining (more on that below).



WOULD IT BE **POSSIBLE**?:

Team Lydia filmed and broadcast their luxury bag shopping trip in London late last week to: (1) create content for Monday’s vlog (2) have a fun girls' day/night out ; (3) to brighten up Lydia’s bad week with a nice, feel-good purchase ; and (4) likely send a quiet message to the world that Lydia wasn’t sad/unaffected by things; but, (5) could it also have been to procure a bright, new shiny object for a big unboxing? This shiny object shouldn't be another out-of-touch Hermes bag—but something more universal and approachable, and what better than the #3 most sought-after brand by young women: Louis Vuitton (see that Piper Sandler report again above).

This shiny new Louis Vuitton object would not only naturally play off Lydia’s known love of LV trunks and her growing collection (which she makes sure to mention, don’t forget), but it is a luxury purchase unboxing which often naturally performs well on Tiktok.


So then, would a new Louis Vuitton bag unboxing not create a quite perfect and very believable "Trojan Horse TikTok," of which one could stuff a big TikTok views/likes/comments buy underneath— which would hopefully go undetected?


What is also peculiar is that yesterday—just 4 days later—Lydia posted this same LV reel on her YouTube Shorts. It has performed nowhere like it has on TikTok...achieving only 136 comments, 2.6K likes and 30K total views so far. While it is a few days behind, it has 0.937% the views—not even a full 1%—of what has been found with the TikTok success. And the likes are very out of whack too: they are 459,000 less than TikTok. Plus this YouTube reel was optimally uploaded on the weekend—unlike the weekday TikTok posting.

The deltas in these performance metrics should not be this extreme.

Why might one ***potentially*** do this?

The 3M-viewed Louis Vuitton TikTok was posted on Tuesday, October 18. Besides being a way to strategically support the YouTube vlog about this bag from the night before, there was also a lot happening in the background.

It had been nothing but a bad string of days for Team Lydia; not much had been going right.

Looking at it visually, across a calendar, it included: (1) a Holland Cooper "family announcement" backfiring and the embarrassment that inevitably accompanies that; (2) Victoria’s trip which she was noticeably excluded from; (3) Tattlers’ finding Globy in discount shops, which only served to revive the controversy; (4) Thursday’s UGG rant + Amazon questioning; (5) chickens that weren’t hers; (6) the Purdey mess...and more.

It was all a doozy....something one might like to cover up—and quickly so.

And that may well be what happened.

For what might be a better way than to redirect attention over to TikTok, the new home you have been cultivating? It is also the one place where Holland Coper hadn't been announced; it is also the one place where people probably don't even know what Globy is; and it is also where OG YouTube & Instagram followers (who know a lot of these stories) won’t likely go or comment. But most of all, it is where all the hot social media action is. (Plus those TikTok buys are pretty cheap!)

Look at the calendar again when the TikTok spike dates are laid atop, shown in 🟣 purple 🟣 and the timing fits nearly perfectly—able to help deflect/distract, including the growing Purdey mess that was now starting to unfold.

The Lydia Millen brand has fallen since pre-pandemic times. Hello! used to write stories (albeit paid by the brand, but still...it was media coverage) about her. Strong brands like Farfetch, Laura Mercier, L'Oreal, By Terry and Estee Lauder/Aerin (and don't forget Lydia got to hold court with Aerin & interview her) all used to proudly feature her—unlike today, where they mainly give her a coupon code to let her unbox and sell their items with affiliate links from her sage green attic dressing room. Lydia isn't attending the events/PR trips/parties that she used to and it is rare that her face is proudly shown aside a brand, other than Karen Millen.

Her engagement slippage is starting to show on Instagram and YouTube, especially when clickbait titles are not used:

And when you look at Lydia's life and partnerships of late (as shown below): (1) she is now found in London hotel powder rooms bemoaning lost perfume (which she then rather sillily days later, flaunts an obscene perfume arsenal, touting that it requires an assistant’s help to organize it all); (2) her Karen Millen collection is not faring well; even the most highly-featured "By Lydia" pieces are still fully available...a month later; (3) her idol, The Princess of Wales, wore an Elizabeth Hurley x Karen Millen Forever Dress—not something from Lydia's collection; and (4) partnerships with companies like Cosmetips haven’t sold out either, 1 month+ later. Her brand power is fading.

When you contrast this to her frenemy, Victoria, it's a big difference. Victoria, on the other hand (as shown below): (1) is enjoying another “best-selling” jewelry launch; (2) ...which she and Lydia's old friends, including Josie, were whisked off to France for; (3) she has her upcoming, highly-promoted Holland Cooper line coming out; and (4) she literally has Jade’s embrace, something Lydia very publicly failed to secure.

This Lydia & Lauren/The LA Way's fast-growing friendship is confusing, but it seems a business relationship could also be blossoming, as was referenced in The LA Way's stories at Farmhouse the other night. Is it because Lydia’s Karen Millen deal is soon coming to an end...and Lydia is going to come under the fold there? Or is this just another client engagement, as not a lot of other influencers are wearing Aavelle—but "Queen Lydia" (as The LA Way adoringly calls her), will?

Whatever the case, Tuesday's Louis Vuitton TikTok was just as much an ad for Aavelle clothing & Aavelle hair bows than anything else—Aavelle likely could have not achieved 3.2M views, 461K likes & 6K+ comments on its own either.

And once again, when you look back at the calendar, this TikTok spike equally benefitted The LA Way/Aavelle too, whose launch was originally slated for this very day, before Aavelle suddenly moved its launch up to the night before, perhaps to also be fully ready to capitalize upon TikTok.

Finally, the holidays are now quickly upon us —a well-known make-or-break period for companies around the world. Influencers too. And Team Lydia needs to sell Lydia to prospective brands. So while Lydia's “Look at my TikTok Party” story the other day was shown to hopefully get viewers to become cross-platform users, the primarily purpose was likely to serve as a siren call for brands and PR managers to take note of her TikTok ascent (notice that she made sure to include her latest milestone numbers in the post), so Team Lydia can finalize/line up holiday partnerships & deals, especially on this critcal, growing platform.

But it’s not just revenue that Team Lydia likely wishes to bring its way—they also need to fill up an entire month’s worth of content for Vlogmas videos—which includes a big risk of exposure if there are any shown drying-up work opportunities.

Another example of a likely Lydia "soft holiday marketing sell" this past week would be the SpaceNK party stories she shared the other night. Filled with messages of "it is never too early for the holidays!" , with classic holiday music playing underneath, it was a quiet reminder that Lydia is out on the town, ready for business and ready to be *YOUR BRAND'S* next Holiday influencer too!

(* Also, why would Lydia wear Vampire's Wife—instead of her many cashmere Amazon dresses, or something from her Karen Millen line to this soiree?)

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All in all, things feel very "off"—not coming from a position of honesty, confidence and strength.
It is becoming increasingly apparent that things are not going well.

 

[Peppypoopar]

Lydiot and her twin brother

 

[GetThee]

No doubt this will be addressed in an upcoming vlog.

I bet she'll say her Nonno's name was Emilio Claudio Giorgio Ricardo Miuccia Salvatore. Just to be safe on that front in the future.

 

[Julia123]

The very unflattering coat wings match the hair helmet wings lol

 

[happyskies]

With so many Lydia Crises taking place, it’s hard to keep them all straight….but through it all, how does this woman live with herself?

Amazingly, she is only continuing with her "Amazon cashmere dress" lie too. It is incredible when you look deeper.

Starting with her Amazon-sponsored vlog on Thursday, Lydia kicks it off twirling and wearing a mauve “Amazon cashmere” dress , extolling its virtues:

Midway through, she then says she *thinks* it is cashmere and asks if her audience can help her decipher the fabric tag:

But she's pretty sure it is cashmere!! It's just like Karen Millen & John Lewis cashmere!

Here is the Amazon listing for the dress Lydia links to. Somehow it is Spandex, wool, cashmere and more, this little wonder!

And this little-known dress is perfect as it has no reviews for someone to reference from either.
You only have Lydia's words and testament to go by.

So it’s very easy for people to fall into this dress foxhole.

Thursday night, Lydia's audience does just as she requests, but sadly tells Lydia 100% NO; absolutely NOT cashmere, rather 100% wool. Here are two of the boldest comments, one of which Lydia responds to immediately on Thursday night (see yellow boxing and red underlining):

The above creates 100% proof that Lydia knows exactly what she is doing...or at a minimum, since at least Thursday night.

Proof that within hours of posting her video, that Lydia: (1) was not only confronted with the truth of her "cashmere" claims ; (2) that she 100% knew it/saw it (because she replied to it); and (3) when she did, she stood her ground and wasn't remorseful.

Furthermore, in doing this, she also passively indicated that she has completely no interest in rectifying or even understanding the truth of the dress she is trying to sell to her audience.


Also note, that from this moment on, Lydia will never again address anything about the content of this “cashmere dress."



The choir only grows louder on Friday and into the weekend, and as of today 30+ COMMENTS remain (minus what else she likely deleted) on YouTube telling Lydia no, NOT cashmere:

Upon being corrected, one would likely be embarrassed. Apologize. Take responsibility. Or quietly take it down.

But not Lydia. She not only ignores it all, but doubles-down, placing a new reel up on TikTok about this dress 2 days later:

…STILL calling it cashmere (when she now surely knows it is NOT cashmere):

….and sells it hard.

Most unconscionably, Lydia places this new reel directly at the feet of her most vulnerable audience: children & younger girls who are entranced with her

Their love of which Lydia drinks up like a punch-drunk sailor:

One very kind lady even tries to cross-reference the lies across both YouTube and TikTok and fills up the TikTok comments trying to help these “I want to be you one day”-followers see the truth of both the dress & its pitch woman. Lydia still ignores.

But Lydia’s brazenness is only bested by when she tries to cover herself in her self-made umbrella of goodness with platitudes of her "10 years on the internet" and how “seriously she takes ALL of her recommendations."

An example of this and how she "changed HER ENTIRE APPROACH" last October:

Who does this?

To repeatedly lie without conscience.
To ignore the truth when confronted with it.
To unabashedly further the lies and serve them up to your most vulnerable audience, preying upon their innocence & trust.

Without shame or moral compunction.

A truly good person could not do this, much less post the blatant lie again 48 hours later. For if you still have to put up a TikTok as part of your Amazon partnership, find another dress to twirl around in. After all, Amazon is the world’s largest retailer, with well-known overnight shipping. Here alone are 50,000 other Amazon dress choices:

It isn't that hard.
But losing what little integrity you have left is.

 

[Peppypoopar]

All I see is a gun-toting hillbilly

 

[Wophie]

How my three year old wears her coat on the walk back from the park...

 

[Queenofsaigon]

I bought something from HC the other day (yes I know shame on me but my adhd brain needed it ) and got the below email just now. Does this mean I’m part of the HC family just like Lydia? Do I need to now rent a Defender and horses and do a photoshoot? Or maybe this is why Lydia thinks she is the part of the HC family (but let’s be honest she is not) because she had to purchase HC for the first time instead of it being gifted to her and she thought this email was written just for her!

 

[happyskies]

If you accept Lydia’s invitation to come to her "party over on TikTok" ...

…you will find a Louis Vuitton unboxing, which words cannot properly describe.

The affectation.
The demeanor.
The antique trunks.
Even “encapsulates."

Below is a 6-year retrospective of:

1. Voice/accent—including the pronunciation of ”Louis Vuitton” throughout
2. Versions of Lydia—with different appearances and outlooks on life

It is incredible.
All this change in such a short span of time.

How does one lose themselves like this?

 

[Miscanthus]

New thread suggestion

Lydia Millen #153 Give her a (Purdey's) gun and she'll shoot herself in the foot

With thanks to @Milking Keynes and @coconochanel

 

[Magee]

Honestly thought she could not stoop to a lower level! She has pheasants on her wall and creams herself whenever one runs through her back garden, she claims her character is an “animal lover”. How can she accept money and free gifts to promote a gun for “clay pigeon shooting” when she knows damn well those exact same guns are used to needlessly kill animals for pleasure. She needs to think of that the next time she’s enjoying a pheasant run through the garden or she’s admiring the wallpaper.

It’s like a vegan accepting sponsorship from KFC to promote a vegan burger. Yes, the burger itself is in line with your views, but the wider company and perception of that wider company in the public is not.

 

[jadore23]

Couldn't reply to Carrie paying for the LV bag but my first thought was...

 

[blue_orchid]

This backlash is what happens when someone leads a fake, inauthentic life. She never thought of the consequences nor does she have any valid argument to debate it.

She and her stupid house elf are beyond clueless.

They are so driven to fake this rich Lord and Lady 'cuntry' lifestyle that the thought never crossed the single brain cell each of them possess, as to how controversial this would be.

That shows you how desperate and dumb this bitch is.

What an absolute pretentious moron.

I love that they are getting dragged over the coals for this and I hope they get cancelled. They fucking deserve to.

I don't care what is shot or what tradition it is steeped in, she is promoting guns. End of.

She needs to fuck right off especially when she sat there pretend crying, accusing the farmer of shooting her cat.

What a sick bitch.

I hope brands still working with her know the newest dumb and despicable move this moron has made.

Living in the US, it especially sickens me seeing her promote guns and creaming herself over the craftsmanship of a fucking gun.

Fuck her.

 

[Namima]

I hate that she used the word "vulnerable".
Lyds is never vulnerable.
She does not ever allow herself to be in a vulnerable position. Lyds cuts off people emotionally and physically before she can ever be put in a vulnerable position.
Being dramatic is not the same as being vulnerable. You are dramatic.

Now, being 9 months pregnant, working and employing people in your business, your partner leaving you during your pregnancy, someone screaming and terrorising you for hours on end, a narc harassing you whilst you are in the delivery room, your business sabotaged by 2 morons ... yes, that person would be in a vulnerable position.
NICKY was vulnerable.

Not you Lyds, posting pics of guns on Instagram.
Just a week or so from the shooting tragedy in Thailand, a few months after Uvalde, the Parkland school shooting trial sentencing that just ended, the war in Ukraine, the list goes on. She is so insensitive and ignorant, it's mind boggling.
Read the room never felt more accurate.

 

[Delizia]

With so many Lydia Crises taking place, it’s hard to keep them all straight….but through it all, how does this woman live with herself?

Amazingly, she is only continuing with her "Amazon cashmere dress" lie too. It is incredible when you look deeper.

Starting with her Amazon-sponsored vlog on Thursday, Lydia kicks it off twirling and wearing a mauve “Amazon cashmere” dress , extolling its virtues:

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Midway through, she then says she *thinks* it is cashmere and asks if her audience can help her decipher the fabric tag:

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But she's pretty sure it is cashmere!! It's just like Karen Millen & John Lewis cashmere!

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Here is the Amazon listing for the dress Lydia links to. Somehow it is Spandex, wool, cashmere and more, this little wonder!

And this little-known dress is perfect as it has no reviews for someone to reference from either.
You only have Lydia's words and testament to go by.

So it’s very easy for people to fall into this dress foxhole.


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Thursday night, Lydia's audience does just as she requests, but sadly tells Lydia 100% NO; absolutely NOT cashmere, rather 100% wool. Here are two of the boldest comments, one of which Lydia responds to immediately on Thursday night (see yellow boxing and red underlining):

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The above creates 100% proof that Lydia knows exactly what she is doing...or at a minimum, since at least Thursday night.

Proof that within hours of posting her video, that Lydia: (1) was not only confronted with the truth of her "cashmere" claims ; (2) that she 100% knew it/saw it (because she replied to it); and (3) when she did, she stood her ground and wasn't remorseful.


Also note, that from this moment on, Lydia will never again address anything about the content of this “cashmere dress."



The choir only grows louder on Friday and into the weekend, and as of today 30+ COMMENTS remain (minus what else she likely deleted) on YouTube telling Lydia no, NOT cashmere:


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Upon being corrected, one would likely be embarrassed. Apologize. Take responsibility. Or quietly take it down.

But not Lydia. She not only ignores it all, but doubles-down, placing a new reel up on TikTok about this dress 2 days later:

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…STILL calling it cashmere (when she now surely knows it is NOT cashmere):

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….and sells it hard.

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Most unconscionably, Lydia places this new reel directly at the feet of her most vulnerable audience: children & younger girls who are entranced with her

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Their love of which Lydia drinks up like a punch-drunk sailor:

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One very kind lady even tries to cross-reference the lies across both YouTube and TikTok and fills up the TikTok comments trying to help these “I want to be you one day”-followers see the truth of both the dress & its pitch woman. Lydia still ignores.


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But Lydia’s brazenness is only bested by when she tries to cover herself in her self-made umbrella of goodness with platitudes of her "10 years on the internet" and how “seriously she takes ALL of her recommendations."

An example of this and how she "changed HER ENTIRE APPROACH" last October:

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Who does this?

To repeatedly lie without conscience.
To ignore the truth when confronted with it.
To unabashedly further the lies and serve them up to your most vulnerable audience, preying upon their innocence & trust.

Without shame or moral compunction.

A truly good person could not do this, much less post the blatant lie again 48 hours later. For if you still have to put up a TikTok as part of your Amazon partnership, find another dress to twirl around in. After all, Amazon is the world’s largest retailer, with well-known overnight shipping. Here alone are 50,000 other Amazon dress choices:

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It isn't that hard.
But losing what little integrity you have left is.

Not me only seeing this at first...

and thinking "oh god no, what contraption has our Lydia found again to do heatless curls".

I thought she had hair antennas.

 

[happyforest]

There is no way any hair near her ears has been touched by Nicky. Nicky hasn't seen her since Spring of 2020, during the first lockdown. That is close to 30 months ago, if not even longer. Lydia has always bragged about how quickly her hair grows, and we've seen it ourselves. The current damage is self inflicted by Lydia's own ridiculous daily grooming habits and all the bleach Despina and other colourists have continued to layer on. I can clearly see that there are hairs around her head that are only 4 inches long from breakage. No amount of sleeping with dripping oil and gobbling down gummy vitamins can save it. She needs extreme layers, preferably a very short bob.

She said people don't ask her anymore if she's wearing extensions, when she was moaning about not getting compliments in person any more. That's because her hair looks too damaged to be clip ons. Every choice she makes is aging. It's incongruous. She play acts like she's a child, can't swallow tablets (my condolences, Ali), so she has to have candy flavoured gummy vitamins, she loves all animals and weeps for roadkill, but she will fang your ass if you call her out for promoting a gun that was created for the sole purpose of blood shed. She has zero integrity, she's a fraud, a lying, gaslighting bully, and her looks have started to show the rot that is inside her.

 

[Shoelaces]

Anything that is boring - yes Ali will be in the mix

Now he will be an expert in all things gun related quoting all things boredom

Excuse the pun - but this will backfire on them with certain brands
A lot of people will not be able to differentiate between a clay pigeon hobby/ sporting day event and the promotion of guns

I was reluctant to repost this pic - but this be another pic that they may consider taking down
I look at this very differently - from the perspective of someone who had a relative take their own life with a shotgun
After reading that sentence, look at the picture again - what is he actually achieving by posting it online?
He doesn’t need to promote the guns - just concentrate on the clothing line and show a small amount of clay footage

I think he is glamorising something that he knows sweet FA about & should leave this type of outdoor shooting to the experts or people that actually enjoy it and treat it with respect
Anyone who owns one of these knows they are kept in a metal gun cabinet - double locked and secured to an exterior solid wall - not casually on show in a bloody field for him to tell us about interchangeable barrels like a bloody dyson hairdryer

I don’t have a negative attitude to guns, I have family members who regularly enjoy shooting clays - but I like to think I have a responsible opinion on them
I just don’t think this picture shouts responsible

 

[happyforest]

My mum and dad have 3 fluffy white chickens in their back garden, sorry don't know the breed name, they come in the house to watch TV my dad also has a small farm so he keeps chickens there too, different breed. They don't have any pets and the chick's are well protected from foxes etc.

Totally OT, I bought a chick for 75 cents when I was 12 years old. My friends and I snuck to a roadside market and each purchased chicks. Our mothers were furious with us, LOL. Anyways, my chick turned out to be the only male. I wasn't allowed to bring him indoors, he lived in our utility room (washer, dryer, tool room). He was amazing. He'd climb up my trousers and perch, cuddle me, come running for hugs. The best pet ever. Once he started crowing, neighbors rightfully complained. Our house was in the city, not in a zone that allowed such things.

He was given to my aunt who had a working farm about 2 hours away. She had cows and chickens. I got to visit him there a few times and he always recognized me, running over to me and leaping into my arms, burying his little face in my neck. I loved him so damn much. Then one day I got home from school and my aunt was there. I ran inside the house and asked her how he was and she said "oh honey, I brought him for you, he's in the freezer". He'd not gotten along with her prize huge white rooster and she'd killed him and brought his body so we could eat him. I lost my mind, sobbing my face off.

My parents (old school parents) were actually kind enough to not make me eat him. I'm still surprised they did that, as it was very much a household of "you will eat what you're given", IYKWIM. They gave the frozen bird to my adult sister who couldn't face eating him either so he was put in the trash.

There's my sad story for the day. I will never forget the humanity of that Rooster, he had as big a personality as any dog I've ever met. To keep things tied to Lydia, I truly, truly hope she never knows the pain of losing a chick that you've reared yourself.