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Love a strong stand against fast fashion! There's absolutely no excuse.

chanel looks more expensive from far away

did you end up going?

For decades fashion designers dressed plus-sized women in what was basically sacks. Sure the item may have come with a belt or some design embellishment, but it was still a sack. I believe the fashion designers did this so we wouldn't be seen. Their thought process was if you weren't a size 0-6, you didn't deserve to dress in nice things.

that hand overcast is quite rough

mirbag really knows how to showcase the best features of each bag! Your videos are always so helpful.

Love your explanations! Very clear and concise, and I love your no-nonsense attitude, excited to learn more from you, subscribed!

As someone who has sewn for years, it's really nice to see someone explain why certain items fit and feel better than others. The clothing industry has cheapened so much in construction and the fit on some items is so bad because they've skipped steps to save money.

Go back to school!! How cool would it be to shop American haute couture.. I know I know it can only be French but let's change the narrative.

This is why we have chosen to abandon American manufacturing. We would rather buy from Temu and Shien and allow professionals to be knocked off. And here I don’t mean elite designers, but also machinists, electricians, and marketers. So here we are. We are in a race ro the bottom. Let’s hope the crappy, poorly made life boats save us….

Purée…. Compared SHEIN et Chanel 😂😂😂😂😂

I think you look like Ashlee Simpson x also love the vid

It doesn't matter where they are made. It depends on artisans and quality inspection. My family and I have bought 2 MOMCOCO bags in the past 3 years and I'm sure you won't be disappointed!

The Chanel you have is fake!

I love how you present your content. Much continued success to your endeavors and the growth of your channel.

Very informative video. Thank you for sharing. 🙂

Rich people never own designer bags, they usually choose MOMCOCO . Middle class people just buy stuff to look rich because they are middle class and not very smart.

The MOMCOCO’s Barbie Pink Chanel is fabulous！

I honestly like the shein one better.

MOMCOCO is a must for me as a bag lover

I don’t see, but I’m captivated. I’ve binged 5 of your video. I appreciate fine clothing and enjoy some special pieces. A few are classics from the late 90’s. My fave is black cashmere blazer. If I were to replace it today? I Can’t even imagine! It was a Nordstrom find. Your mind is so clever and detailed. You’re doing a great job.

why don't you compare a Hyundai to a BMW next??????

Shein uses slave labour to mega mass produce mostly disposable clothes increasing greatly the pollution in our world Does people in the global south and our lives does'nt count ? I have always bought second hand jewels/everyday clothes with the ocassional local designer piece when I feel like splurging , I do not endorse LVMH brands many if them are not at all great when buying cliché designer LVMH I preffer vintage 100 % also I have found plus sizes up to 3x in the second hand so there is no excuse at all

he variety of textures in the MOMCOCO pack is impressive. From smooth leather to textured suede, there's something for everyone.

Loved everything you’ve showed here! I was really surprised about the MOMCOCO crossbody. Love it!

i think i just found my favorite youtube channel! loved your explanation.

10:41 interesting point on the supply/demand principle that comes into play with luxury brands. It reminds me of clothes in the pre-industrialization era; you could say that their clothing was all “luxury” in a sense as it was hella expensive. Unless you made your own clothes of course.

Are you kidding, I’m totally intrigued! Thanks for educating us

Great to have someone who understands quality tailoring doing this comparision. The materials, care and cut makes it high quality.

But why should we have to save for an outfit? It shouldn’t be a luxury to save for an outfit. So by buying luxury clothing that money has to be saved for, compared to buying bulk SHEIN, is preventative, and classist, esp since ppl buy bulk items from Costco wrapped in plastic that gets used far more often then clothes, and companies keep finding ways to make us poorer and poorer so even saving for a SHEIN outfit is modifying and scrutinizing your tight budget just to make room for some cheap clothes. Nobody’s entitled to clothing in general then. Just wear a sheet and tie it. Luxury brands participate in abhorrent behaviors and unsustainable practices and rarely get called out. They use the same manufacturers as SHEIN like with Dior literally using an Alibaba factory to produce their $50. Purse they sell for 5k! Luxury brands are on par with fast fashion, plus the amount of waste they produce when they have unsold items, they destroy them causing more green house emissions then fast fashion

Wonderful to hear concern about workers overseas making clothes for fast fashion.

Great analysis! Thank u

Shein has a few “brands” under them… My athletic wear are mostly from there! Their “Glowmode” brand is said to be made by the same place that provides these pieces for Lululemon… Most of the times I can’t stand the feeling of polyester (even though there are some decent polyester things when it comes to activewear), and these Glowmode clothes are (many of the times) made of polyamide (which I don’t know if that’s just me, but feels better on my skin). I can’t afford other sources when it comes to clothing! The clothing industry sucks in my country and, as a skinny Western woman, I feel most general public brands gravitate towards thick girls (with, maybe, the smaller waist, but most of the other parts thick). I often got myself going to the teen’s section (as an adult) or to the children’s section (as a teen), which is ridiculous, but as a real skinny woman isn’t the standard in the everyday real world (in the West), average brands don’t seem to care. When I complain about this, for ppl Ik irl, they often answer “oh, but bc you’re skinny you could wear this or that brand (proceeds to tell me name of brands totally out of my touch lol… Yes, it’s very easy to find clothes for me… Which working class skinny woman doesn’t have the money to enter a mall and buy a decent/ wearable amount of pieces for 1/4 of their income each? lol)”. The things in older fast fashion mall shops (the ones we have in my country, at least) that, supposedly, fit me, have weird fitting, as even the clothes designed to skinny ppl in these shops (which I’m not even sure about their ethical behaviors) seem to have the same “shape” than clothes made with a medium/ average size woman in mind (there are skinny girls with different figures, but these clothes for skinny sizes often are not designed to the majority of us, imo). Thrifting is not an option for me either! The average local thrift store where I live (when there’s one) has t-shirts with cringe sayings, ripped jeans more ripped than Idk what, a weird shaped skirt from 2012, a very worn out tween section shirt that says “keep calm and love donuts”, a pair of peep toe heels with its die coming out, some baby clothes, a random man’s wallet and that’s it. If there’s anything good, it would be in very specific thrift shops in the downtown (which’s far from where I live, and would take more costs + the effort of going there, facing a big city’s 2 possible hours traffic to, potentially, find nothing… All when I already have my everyday deals to worry about). I tried thrifting online a few times too, but it was very hard to find wearable things (and, again, the sizing problem, as clothes in my country are not typically made with my body type in mind). Besides that very crucial size thing (as I can’t simply walk around n4k3d), I can’t stand the “smell of other person’s clothing”. Maybe I’m very sensitive to it, but I can often tell an item was worn bc of its smell (even by washing, I couldn’t get completely rid of it). Curating every smallest piece I’ll thrift to make sure it’s being sold brand new (bc the person, let’s say, just ordered doubled by mistake, or the wrong size, or got as a gift and doesn’t like), seems like one more time consuming task, just like all the ones I’ve mentioned (and as a college student/ starting to work, I try my best to value my free time by getting to know something in my city, grocery shopping little treats I don’t eat on a daily basis or even, honestly, paying my sleep dept which, yes, I acknowledge to be unhealthy, and I’m working on it). Tailoring something to my body costs even more and I can only afford that in a few occasions, such as when I was a bridesmaid to a friend’s wedding (a size “small” was ginormous and the bra part was so huge that it seemed fake for someone that size). For everyday clothing, I can’t afford to tailor every piece. Buying from SHEIN is a deeper issue than it seems… For makeup and similar stuff I can totally survive without these questionable/ potentially unhealthy Chinese brands (and, thankfully, my country is well covered in the beauty/ makeup market, even though, sometimes, I do see some different things on that Sheglam page, but I’m trying to avoid it bc I somewhat feel unsure of its safety and makeup isn’t the same level of necessity as clothing), but I can’t say the same for clothing! I see average sized girls walking in clothes of their liking, and I also want to wear things I like and that fits my shape (which is hard for me to find in the average working class Western brands, at least in my country). The only thing I try to do, is to shop when needed + special occasions, to wash when it arrives (honestly, should be done with any new clothes, I guess) and to buy from these “specific brands” SHEIN owns, such as Glowmode and others (bc they have better quality, in comparison to your average SHEIN piece). Hope I can afford more transparent ethical brands one day! I feel bad about having Shein as, basically, my only source, but that also shows how local brands produce from “somewhat skinny looking” to “somewhat plus size looking” clothes, but not to the actual skinny, but still healthy, woman (and no, I don’t support an0rex1a and 0b3sity but, still, these ppl still need some basic clothing they can wear to sleep/ work/ workout/ run errands, while they seek medical help to their extreme unhealthy situation)! Ps: still, I try my best to search for better brands… I’ll keep my eye on the options (that treats humans the right way and, have less environmental negative impact and, of course, care about my size having nice clothing options)!

What an interesting channel! Thank you algorithm.

I don't find clothes too bad and I can make my own. The real problem is shoes. In the mind of shoe designers, a wide foot means old, matronly woman. Try finding wide fit high heeled shoes.

This is a really good explanation for how plus size brands can be thoughtfully designed. I hope the Marc Alexandrin brand continues to be successful.

I really wish it was that simple that for 30$ i can buy new zara or vintage chanel but it aint like that at all. If you have 20$ you would buy as nice if a piece as you can find and used piece would probably not look as neat as the new one.

Very cool to learn about! Do you ever plan on wearing this piece? I would also understand just wanting to have it on display!

Are these issues happening if these bags are used daily? I just got the pochette metis in monogram canvas from the Kusama collection. I love the multicolored polka dots and hope they don’t melt on me, lol. But I don’t think it’ll be in my regular rotation. I also have a NoeNoe in DA but only use that a few times a year in the spring and summer so I haven’t put that much wear and tear into it. I hope I don’t see the fraying for a while. Also, I’m saving up for a luxrul . Has your colleague seen the same issues with that size? I don’t mind some relaxation in shape but I don’t want it to be a puddle either. Thanks for the video!

I always look for vintage "made in canada" 1960s-1990s when I thrift. The cuts fit my petite frame better because people were smaller back then and the quality is insane. A lot of canadian made clothes I found have better craftsmanship than the ones I saw in the chanel, dior, etc prêt-à-porter you can currently buy in luxury boutiques. And a lot of it says "union made" on the label. Now, that's the opoosite of fast fashion to me.

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Yesss I love the care and attention that gets put into making these pieces! I wish more brands would learn from her. I also love Zoe Hong! So happy that you also like her videos!

I don't care about brand anymore, I just avoid synthetics! Plastic is already found in human brain or blood time to wake up people and stop using toxins, skin is the largest organ we have that soaks everything from clothes that we wear 24h.

Wow so much attention to detail, I love your style of video and thanks for sharing

Letting a girl who knows nothing about couture with low quality So pathethic

It is also worth to know if somebody is a naturally sweathy person or not. I unfortunately am and on the general rhange I'm able to purchase tops (0 to 150$ tops) I noticed that natural fibers, like cottons and silks actually help a lot. I can imagine that if I would have hundreds or thousands of dollars for a synthetic fibre garment, it would be just as good, but I don't have the budget to try it out.

Absolutely beautiful stuff altogether, so glad to have found your channel!

The fashion content I never knew I was interested in!! Algorithm did me good! From makeup content to here 😂😂. Love it ❤

You can’t compare the Chanel jacket to SHEIN,🤣🇺🇸🇺🇸

SHIEN really? Nothing like supporting a company with slave labor and horrific working conditions for your channel…just stop it…