Bliss Foster, Mina Le, and a few other youtubers were my first foray into understanding Fashion & Culture, and I love the way Bliss Foster breaks down Fashion history, how politics have influenced designers, and also just basic reporting on current tea in the industry LOL I highly recommend
Apr 3, 2025
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Bliss Foster - Approachable Fashion Content
Blind Dweller - Art and Artist Analysis with a focus on artists with darker, grittier themes
Mina Le - Fashion/ Pop Culture History and Commentary
Feb 11, 2025
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She makes incredible video essays about culture! she also has incredible style lol 🫶
Feb 2, 2024
Top Recs from @gemfound
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It shows a long life and the many smiles you've given and experienced!! It's a permanent remembrance of happiness and I think that's beautiful!!
Mar 14, 2025
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I have to disagree with the people who say that we need to “stay” and “fight“ for IG to be a better platform because in actuality, it’s our presence and engagement that gives them data, and therefore money. As long as they have those 2 things, they make their bottom line and won’t really care about its users desires unless they’re making a move for the optics.
If we REALLY want to hold them accountable, we need to impact the money they make, which means permanently deleting or marking your account as inactive & never coming back. They’ll only care if they’re bleeding money— so make them bleed.
Feb 22, 2025
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Every piece I wear has some sort of sentimental story backed behind it (my bracelets/rings/necklaces/some of my earrings). For me, wearing sentimental jewelry serves 3 purposes:
1) Bringing life to pieces that have been given to me with love
2) Carrying my loved ones wherever I go
3) Prevented me from making impulsive jewelry purchases (because fast fashion jewelry doesn't feel the same way a gift does)
Ig the only exceptions I make in fast fashion jewelry is earrings, but only bc I need boring earrings for corporate-wear lol
3d ago