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Isn’t it funny that Kris Jenner started her career this way and Kylie’s basically a huge reason for people using social media the way we do

Inflation killed luxury dupes are good.

Great analysis 👍

Yeah, I realized this as soon as I saw people doing them live. For Millenials and elder Gen Z we grew up on QVC, HSN, and all those other "buy now" channels.

Guys a creator or influencer is a modern conman, it’s in the name influencer 😂

"Remember QVC?" GIRL I work there 😂

Buy good quality second hand if you can't afford new or don't think it's worth the new price. Buy locally made. Especially if you're looking at a couple hundred for something like a leather bag, you'll be able to find a local artisan who makes nice stuff (I'm in the west so salaries are high).

Most regular people buy luxury only for conspicuous consumption

I was watching another creator, Hannah Alonzo and she talked about the same thing. How TT has created the modern day advertising. Eye opening.

Great video!! :))

TikTok has changed everything. What do you see for the future of fashion?

i love you clothing

i love clothing

I love all your bags! You have two of my wishlist items , the braided puzzle and the mini wallace. I hope to get the wallace in the barolo deep red colour next year! Please could you do a full handbag collection?

Love the slouch you’ve been able to achieve with this bag! Definitely on my wish list for 2025!!

Which bag (luxury or not) are you taking into 2025?

You probably not old enough to remember actual Layaway plans but it's not exactly like buy now/pay later. You didn't take home the product until it was paid for and you got longer than 4 payments/weeks. Layaway was the way to get a lot of items at once but you had to wait and you could cancel them if you changed your mind. Miss those times. They started ending in the early 2000s mostly because of abandonment and employee theft.

Great video. Just bought this exact bag in the black as well. What is your cleaning routine? How specifically do you buff out the scratches?

New friend here sending may full support. 😍#Niceshopx😍

Your figure is so good, you could have a whole wardrobe of paper bags and look awesome!!Goals! 😁

Great video maria, absolutely gorgeous, nice editing

I'm sitting on my hands with all these sales as hard as it is. lol This is the first year I've stayed in a budget for shopping for my kids.

Do you have a holiday spending budget for all the sales?

Good video!!

I'm getting my hair locked ASAP ❤ Thank you for the video

This is a great video. I recently moved and I’m going over my stuff and I also have a storage you were right we have so many clothes more than we think we have and you are absolutely gorgeous.

What phase of your closet clean out are you on?

She knows

How’s your mini Wallace holding up?

yeah the rebrand of layaway as BNPL is wild

What financial myths are you working on or conquered?

These buy now pay later traps are just the new version of QVC 😅. I have 1 credit card and we pay it in FULL each month. I get credit card offers in the mail and I look at the interest rates...22% and HIGHER! I remember when my parent's credit cards had a 2%-3% interest rate and they are still in debt 20 years later... I'm not falling for these consumer traps. I enjoy mending and altering the clothes I have (hand sewing is relaxing, artistic, and rewarding for me). My friends appreciate my hand made gifts as well as the ones I plan and save up for.

I have used Affirm for purchases, but small purchases, only about $200-$300. Big items like furniture or appliances I either bought it out right or on rare occasions, put it on the company's credit card. I never bought the next big purchases until I paid it off the one before it.

I just bought this bag in Stockholm! When I got it home I noticed some marks that Im thinking might be scratches on the front and im semi freaking out, but yours looks amazing and much shinier than mine! can I ask what you use to clean/condition it? maybe it would help with mine! I literally wore it for a couple of hours and was so so fragile with it so im really confused as to what happened.

I would love to see people incorporate luxurious items in their everyday style. I would like the mental energy to care for things individually (I don't got time to hand wash all my knits nor the space to dry them flat. I have like 5 pairs of pants I need to hem and mend some holes in too) I think we need; Repairable good quality shoes (and cobblers in every city) Colourful high quality basics & elevated basics Pieces that could be passed down for generations Also I think we're clever enough to make clothing adaptable to changing body sizes throughout the years, I want deep pleats, lacing, elastics, I want to be able to gain or lose 10 lbs and still fit everything.

Quiet luxury will never die.

What are you looking forward to as we move away from the quiet luxury?

Would love to know if it fits easily over the shoulder when wearing a thick overcoat or jacket? Great review, thank you 🙏

So true, the middle class is the new working class. Smart lady, thanks for your tips and insights, much appreciated! I have the iPhone 7 still 😉. More important things in my budget. But still learning to improve my habits elsewhere.

The "rewiring" is my plan for 2025. Part of that is lowering what I consume on social media

How are you managing your budget? Do you have one?

I literally went to Loewe last week and they don’t make the classic anymore. Maybe just the small.

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GREAT VIDEO! I love how honest you are about both and how they work into your lifestyle. Thank you!

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Yes ma'am! Love them!

Will you consider getting the mini? If not, why?

Which one is on your wishlist?

You are so right they dont teach you these things in school. I tried to teach my younger cousins (22) im 28 it went from one ear and out the other but i guess they will learn and make mistakes. The important thing is to plant a seed of knowlege it'll grow eventually