For sure! This is definitely a trend, & why I wouldn’t sell my logo mania items because eventually people will get tired of the no logo escapade and go right back to wanting a logo handbag or two.

When people are saying *preluxz* is a better option,I very much agree!

Agree.

@@Jalisialuxe ...wooo you said best. when i go to my hair salon and people say oh, you still use this logo brands i say i really liked, i dont have to change bc the rest is changing. is something i like and enjoy. my boys finish college and i feel free and do me now.

@@mochipii lmao girl you are not playing

Thank you & yes! That’s why I love me some KZfaq because instagram just shows people way too much and which can open up Pandora’s box for some people

Anything unique is ripped off, locally then widely. It's memetic transmission in psychology, all trends are. I used to dress in the 2000s some of the ways that only became popular now or recently, back then was considered weird and too random (myspace era). I've been a trendsetter locally ever since I was a teenager and it got so bad that the narcissists copying me (from 'character trait acquisition') would literally copy entire outfits and try to gaslight me about it. They wanted to be this Manic Pixie Dreamgirl type and so copied the weirdo girl, me. It got so bad I had to practise the habit of buying something then keeping it in storage until it left the shops, so they couldn't copy me. Buying stuff on sale and the last of an item (I was poor) so they couldn't rush to the shops too, to "slum it" by looking like me, trying to seem 'authentic' but it was called keeping it real, ironically. They still tried to copy me and be fake, usually buying secondhand the same stuff. Nagging me about where I got it (very rude in England to even ask) or just finding it online by features like colour and cut, searching for hours. A similar thing is happening here and quiet luxury is just WASP fashion, we've always dressed like that. But a countersignal is still a status signal and nobody is superior for avoiding logos, it was a post-war thing where royals put away tiaras except for ceremonies because rationing kept going until the 50s. So they dressed like their Help, the Staff. Including tweed worn by farmers and gamekeepers, it is a pauper's fabric but Chanel lies, tons of marketing hype like the Burberry trench. The Chanel tweed is still British and always has been. People look so silly walking around London in farmer's fabrics thinking they look expensive. Claire Nakti had a great video about The Spiritual Reason Why People Copy You and apparently they want to steal our destiny so people assume WASPs are rich (untrue, royals just don't wanna look out of touch) and thinking if they dress like the Really Really Rich People (aristocrats, Mr Darcy types, the Bridgerton trend is NO coincidence!) then they will, by law of attraction, ALSO be wealthy. It doesn't work like that. We had the original capsule wardrobe because factory workers needed respectable clothes for Sunday Best. It was a religious thing, the P is for Protestant, not a flaunting thing like a countersignal is. These people are the new hipsters and it saddens us to see Americans hating on something that doesn't mean what internet people are saying, it was just modest for religious reasons. What a church would admit for entry. The internet especially punishes unique people and repackages us as Aesthetics, which are the opposite of personal style. They are subculture without the culture, pinterest niches that look like a thousand things but unite in nothing, no shared music or beliefs, it's hollow and empty and capitalistic, the opposite of the point. I don't post outfits online for that reason, never did. People still take photos of me in public without my consent and I've had to try to shout at them for it. Creepershots are a huge thing and some KZfaqrs post entire videos filming people in public in cities for their outfits. Style poachers I consider them. It should be banned because it 'disturbs the peace'. We don't consent to be in profiteering videos because we are standing in public going about our business but YT doesn't care about ethics. Any for-profit videos actually require a model release but Americans especially love those videos. Locals despise them and wish they'd be forced to stop. It kills creativity. Sorry for the rant.

Completely agree! Fashion is becoming very uniform now a days! People really have to find their individuality which is more difficult for people because of social media!

When I think about splurging on a luxury brand item I ask myself “would I like it if the logo wasn’t there” it’s such a fantastic trick.

I hear you! I honestly get 1-2 bags a year as well to keep myself balanced but in the past 3/4 years the price increases had been disrespectful! And I prefer shopping preloved too to save some coin! Some bags aren’t worth buying completely new now a days!

Haha- me too!! Love me some Coach! I have every designer in my closet-and I lean in to the coach all the time!!

The most I have ever spent on a bag my ENTIRE life is $50. I never understood spending so much money on a literal bag. As long as the style expresses how I feel that day, I’m happy. My mother has some very nice bags she got over her life, but she is one of the smartest shoppers I know. Her closet is full of things that will be in style 100 years from now. You can have great style without the the “signifiers” we find so important like labels and perceived status. To me, that is the fun and art of fashion.❤

@@livelovely4681 *whew* the shade 🤣🤣 this is a good angle too!

Amazing! Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed ❤

Thank you for this very thoughtful video. Informative, non-judgmental, and practical *hotdups* !

Los bolsos en *preluxz* combinan con todo. ?Muchos elogios! ?Gran pieza para agregar a tu colección!

Exactly!!!!!! My family is Jamaican so we never did knock off, dupes, or any of that. It was the best or nothing! Kind of like “ we came too far and work too hard NOT to have the best. So yes it was never keeping up with the joneses but making ourselves proud! And I agree ! it is peaceful because we know the reasoning behind the purchase!! Loveeeee how you explained this!

I so get that! Everyone has phases and priorities are always shifting!! I always say I never regret my experiences ( concerts & traveling) and my handbag purchases 🤣

Very interesting comparison!!

Oh yes those the best and most unique!!

Thanks so much 🥹❤️

Agreed! It had to be responsible and balanced! & really? lol I feel it it started when the that series about the millionaires became popular. Can’t remember the name lol

@@shineg5077 lol in NY! The flagship store in Manhattan and other Macys in Long Island had designer goods! Haven’t been to the ones in Long Island in a little while but the one in Manhattan still has them. Back then people were still shopping in department stores. Different era lol