mermaids456
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Isn't that what we all do when the seasons change? hahaIt isn’t a capsule wardrobe, she puts an edited selection in to her actual wardrobe, stuffs the rest under the bed and in the attic.
Isn't that what we all do when the seasons change? hahaIt isn’t a capsule wardrobe, she puts an edited selection in to her actual wardrobe, stuffs the rest under the bed and in the attic.
It looks like something an Amish girl would wear under her farm dress.First time I’ve commented on this thread, but I’m compelled to... that flippin’ red dress is absolutely hideous. It looks like something she’s run up herself out of some old bed sheets. I just can’t get over it. It’s ill fitting, poorly styled and just doesn’t suit her at all.
This is a prime example of “not all outfits work for everyone”.Oh Anna...
Those brows are too much!!I seriously think she thinks they look good. Big eyebrows are fine, but seeing chunky brushed up hairs is just....no. can't take this seriously.
This is a good point that I think sometimes gets lost in the shuffle. Not everyone can afford to spend $200 on Re/Done jeans (although a local second hand store has a pair on their website for $40) and shopping at fast fashion retailers is the most realistic and financially responsible option. I personally have a hard time shopping vintage and second hand because I'm not straight sized. I think there's a difference between people who buy from a FF retailer because they need something and do try to find quality, timeless pieces. But, influencers and those who try to emulate them fall into the other category: buying for no discernible reason other than wanting the latest trend with no intention of re-wearing. These are the same people that encourage buying a $1 bikini (nothing made by humans should cost a dollar). Unfortunately, the endless hauls and affliate links and coupon codes encourage the constant want for newness, regardless of need or if it came from a FF brand or a more sustainable one.Haha discourage fast fashion, lol...she buys more clothes per season than most of our yearly clothes shopping.
I buy from fast fashion like HM, uniqlo, arket etc... do I have 30pound to spend on a T shirt, do I have 80 pound to spend on a Pj sets, do I have 200 pound to spend on a dress? yes and no - I am not willing to spend that kind of money (lol I rather spend it on food!) One argument that people like to put forward is that fast fashion are not long lasting and it goes out of trend very quickly, well I take care of my clothes and buy the size that suits my body. (I also don’t wear expensive clothes for gardening haha, cc fashion mumblr) I also don’t buy very trendy clothes because it will go out of fashion very soon. How many of us can really spend that kind of money on ethical brands when everything cost a fortune. Is different for them, when they can business expense and get most of their shopping cover through AD PR gift
Let's not be sexist please. Just because she and Lily are women doesn't mean they should be limited to wearing certain kinds of clothing. They wear what they are comfortable in and that's fine. I agree with you about the color and the jeans though. Any time either one of them wears color they look terrific. And don't get me started on the whole jeans thing. Why anybody would pay a lot of money for a pair of new jeans that were already ripped is beyond me. If you want to do that, just go down to the thrift store, buy a pair, and distress them yourself. Then those damn high waisted jeans have come back in style and I just can't. I thought we left those in the 90s. Some fashion trends need to die once and for all.I wish she would dress less like an androgenous Mass with legs and more for her shape and age and gender ??she looks so nice in colour! All these black/grey shapeless baggy sweaters and baggy jeans are so horrible and it's literally her every day go to. I wish her and Lilly would stop taking style tips from each other ??
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