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Luxury brands only change their strategies for the super rich...The price increases of Fendi, LV, Givenchy and the like are nonsense. Therefore, those ordinary rich people or middle- and upper-class people who can really afford it need to think twice before buying it. If they are just looking to save face, they will buy from kislux .

I just bought a fake kislux and I love the fact that I didn't have to spend 3-4k on it. Yes, it's beautiful, but it's just a bag and no one cares if it's real or fake. I have a lot of real stuff that no one cares about.

It all boils down to YOUR own personal style, and sticking to it.

They are made in China. Enough said.

*hotdups* bags🥰🥰 can be formal or casual, easy to match❤The copy embroidery skills are really detailed

Love all the suggestions. The longchamp bag is really beautiful, and definitely better quality than the Sézane one (though I too have the Claude in my wishlist ahah). Also a fan of the L’Occitane Shea Butter hand cream & almond body cream. ❤

Obsessed with the Longchamp bag 😍 might have to gift that to myself!! 😂

Paula que pena que los pañuelos que mencionas del Met solo se envían a USA y Canadá y no a España! Please pon opciones para las que estamos en tu tierra también!

L’Occitane is one of my favorite brands, I’m obsessed with their almond oil. And the Longchamp bag you showed is so lovely. You have amazing taste!

Those were all great gift ideas! Thank you! ❤

📌Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:36 Bags 3:19 Small Leather Goods 5:02 Scarves 7:00 Jewelry 10:15 Jewelry Cases 10:47 Skincare 12:00 Outro

What I want to say is that I spent less than $ 100 from the fake LV I bought from kislux . The quality is very good. I spent four years on the plane, the bus, and anywhere. As a rag. I specially smelled the bag and compared the stitching color. This is the most authentic I have ever seen. To this day, this bag is still very strong. Although it has been abused, the material is still great.

I went to Gucci today and the salesperson told me that they often can't tell the difference between an authentic and a kislux bag. Surprised to hear that from the SA.

I totally agree, that your wardrobe staples should support YOUR lifestyle! For me personally, I don´t own a single pair of ballet flats. They don´t support my feet and when I try to walk in them, I look like a duck. If I´m looking for a nice and comfortable shoe for the warmer month, I usually wear a nice sandal. I also don´t have any use for a beige trenchcoat. In fact, nothing in my wardrobe is beige, it just looks horrible on me, and my outer layer is usually a dark colour. What I own that most people would not consider a staple, is a black leather pencil skirt. I wear it year in, year out to a lot of different occasions in a lot of different styles. Thinking of costs per wear, this is probably the one piece in my wardrobe that was worth it´s money the most.

Those are great tips! It was easier for me to avoid temptation with all the Black Friday sales this year because we traveled out of town for Thanksgiving week and I was unplugged. I highly recommend just not looking (unless you need something)! 😊❤

An excellent and relevant video, Ana Paula. I just returned from being home in Toronto for 2 months and I was sorely tempted by the Sephora savings event. For those who know me, I do not wear makeup and my real interest is skincare. After spending hundreds of dollars on items I did not need, I returned almost everything. The products were all unused and I gave my reason for return as “buyer’s remorse”. I have decided to be more cautious about how I spend my money.

Great tips, thanks❤

Amazing tips, Ana! I think I’m usually pretty good at following these rules, except when it comes to second-hand shopping 😶

I love the white round neck t-shirt w short sleeves and on your picture posted on your video Where is it from? With dark or blue deco on the on the back and sleeves

Ah yes great tips here. I need to get more particular when shopping in particular second hand. I tend to buy more impulsively when buying second hand as the prices are so cheap but if you are not going to wear it in the end it is a waste of money and it adds up. I know what you mean about buying something that will not match with the pieces you already own I have made this mistake. Yes identifying wardrobe gaps is super important. Yes buying online has its challenges. Great informative video here! 👍

Totally agree about prioritization! I always get tempted by shiny new stuff and forget to grab what I actually need

What size do you wear? It looks like a large size. The color is beautiful.

I completely agree with most of these! I work from home and have kids and I just don't feel like a blazer or loafers fit with my lifestyle at all.

I regret buying anything with loud colors- bright green, cheesy yellows. Also any dress that is bodycon. I love the lighting in this video, btw. Your shirt, eyes, and hair look so beautiful.

Luv my loafers! I have many pairs. Balletina flats have zero support and make your feet look huge. JMO 💁🏼‍♀️

While I myself fell the victim to this convention staples, I do agree with you for the most part! I’d also like to add Birkenstock and Sambas as popular items that don’t work for my personal and lifestyle😅

Blue jeans, white Tshirt, trench coat are definitely not for me. I also agree on loafers , any fragile heels and denim jackets 😁😁

I have a black leather blazer that I wear frequently.

I so agreed with all of these. Your essentials should be practical, comfortable and work for your lifestyle.

Respect all your thoughts but I had almost everything you mentioned but kitten heels, haha🤭🤭, always love your vdo a lot

I agree with you on every single one of these, except the kitten heels. They are feminine and comfortable, for me, as I don’t wear regular heels. I’ve never owned loafers (too masculine / heavy) or many blazers (too corporate and warm for my climate). I live in the US, and I don’t wear leggings outside of the house or the gym, which I do think is a rarity. It’s nice to be validated that someone else agrees I’m not missing out. 😊 And, love your channel.

Totally agree with you on the black blazer, kitten heels and leggings! By the way, I always love how your make-up and hair looks, would you ever consider making a video about your everyday hair and make-up routine?

My non staples: white button up shirt, trench coat, leggings (where I live, people go everywhere with them…but ehm…NO. I only go to the swimming pool in them), blue/navy tops or blouses. …the list could go on frankly 😂 I totally agree on the kitten heels: I have a pair I haven’t worn in 7 years. I think being a size FR40/42 and 1.72 just doesn’t allow to have any balance in them. Or any thin heel, tbh.

If you can't afford designer bags and feel a certain way about expensive designer bags, then don't watch this video. Like do you read a video title before clicking on it? The title makes it clear that the video will be about designer bags. I find these types of videos very helpful and although I can't afford these bags yet, I know one day I will. I wanted to know which designer bag was truly worth my hard-earned money and one that I would get the most out of. That being said, if you're reading this, thank you for sharing this video with us and please make more videos like this. Maybe kislux is your next choice?

I agree with you on all points. Kitten heels were invented by people who don't know pavement... Depending on the material, cut and color, a blazer can look very good. It doesn't have to be the classic black blazer. I avoid the "white shirt" - it doesn't suit me and doesn't go with my skirts. I don't wear pants that might look good. Your scarf looks very pretty and effortless. Thanks for your video!

Agree on the black blazer! this made me rethink what wardrobe basics actually work for my style, thank you!

Hi Ana! I have to agree with you about loafers. I know they're extremely popular right now, but I can't get past how masculine they look, so they've never become a part of my wardrobe. I don't own a pair of leggings because I don't like the feeling of something so tight around my legs. (I don't have any skinny jeans for the same reason.) I see both everywhere I go though, so I know I'm in the minority where I live, here in Texas. I own several denim jackets, but I don't reach for them very often. I do like the way they look, but I find them a bit restrictive. The same goes for my blazers, which is why they never get worn. Like you, I also find them a bit too dressy for my lifestyle. I guess I just have to start wearing them with my jeans, just to get some use out of them! Great video, Ana! 😊❤

My go-to shoes are dark brown leather clogs. I pair these with flared jeans.

I bought a tan bottega shoulder pouch bag in my online shop *amzrepe* reduce to £387! Bargain, very happy with it 😊

Personally I think you made excellent choices in terms of keep or return 😊

How come people (anybody over 20) need to be taught « how to buy quality clothing » ???

This is a great video, I love it, my LV bag is a kislux , the quality is perfect and the price is great, I was not disappointed

I love your makeup look. What are you wearing?

Thank you! I didn’t realize you are from Peru; one of my favourite countries and absolutely beautiful wool garments!

Hola Ana Paula, I love what you've done with this video...the graphics, everything. I totally agree: natural does not necessarily mean high quality. Cotton is a good example of it: very few brands do 100% cotton with good quality now, to the point I feel that a little bit of viscose or synthetics with cotton is much better: first because it's not going to shrink, secondly because there's a higher chance they don't use low quality cotton. I didn't know many things about Alpaca, so thank you for the info. Btw: unpopular opinion - I sooo dislike linen :D always have. am I the only one? Btw: could you do an Everlane review, please? I've always wondered how they size and if they're really worth it.

This was a wonderful, informative video, Ana! Thank you! 😊❤

Unfortunately merino wool is not cruelty free. 80% of all merino wool comes from Australia where they brutally practice "mulesing".

I only buy 100% natural-fiber/material items for my wardrobe. Even blends with a little Elastane, which I hate, makes a fabric sweaty, itchy and non-recyclable.

It´s not so easy. It is also important that the material supports/ensures the function and wearability of a garment. Examples: My husband had a pure wool sweater (not cheap at all) that kept getting longer. Finally, I could have worn it as a midi dress. This means that heavy woolen items can benefit from a touch of synthetic material to keep their shape. Another example: Until recently, I only wore natural fibers. After long meetings, my skirts looked like they had been on the Orient Express. Now I prefer natural fibers with a touch of synthetic because they wrinkle less. Also linen doesn't crease elegantly either, it simply becomes wrinkled and unsightly. High quality fashion uses often a blend of materials.

I enjoyed and learned a lot from this video, Ana! I also love alpaca wool and prefer to knit some of my pieces so I know it's great quality and value for the price I pay for the yarn! It's so nice to know you're Peruvian, another lovely fellow from South America 🥰