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SUSTAINABLE HAUL 🌿 reformation, re/done, vintage
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2018
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A sustainable + ethical try on haul of some of my favorite brands that manage to both make cute clothes and not destroy the environment *gasp*! Featuring fall/winter basics, vintage graphic tees, the perfect jeans, and of course, some picnic ready Reformation dresses.
THE REAL REAL
floral dress: reformation gene mini dress
gingham dress: reformation addy dress
stella mccartney boots: bit.ly/2DstXoz
SHOP SUKI
/ shop_suki
similar vibe to thunderbirds tee (not sustainable): bit.ly/2RJUWPH, bit.ly/2z0nFsm
RE/DONE
(for reference, i got a 24 in jeans and S in t-shirts)
medium wash jeans: bit.ly/2RK0LwB
acid wash jeans: bit.ly/2AQwg2i
black tee: bit.ly/2OGLhvf
white tee: bit.ly/2zTMx6f
pop art tee: bit.ly/2OxfuZJ
EVERLANE
sweater: bit.ly/2ESz2b9
LIBE
bralette: bit.ly/2Ow6N1u
(you can use the code ASHLEY15 for 15% off!)
REFORMATION
top: bit.ly/2OzpRkp
F A Q
what’s your name? ashley
what’s your instagram? @best.dressed
how old are you? 20
how tall are you? 5'5"
what’s your ethnicity? half british and half burmese
what equipment do you use to film?
➭ camera: amzn.to/2Nb0W1z
➭ lens: amzn.to/2JiSrz7
➭ vlog camera: amzn.to/2DfL4cZ
➭ voiceover mic: amzn.to/2msu7Bo
➭ on camera mic: amzn.to/2QHfZBU
➭ editing: final cut pro
FTC: Sponsored by The Real Real
hey y'all! if you want to learn more about ethical fashion/problems with the fast fashion industry, check out the documentary The True Cost (on Netflix) or Arden’s video on sustainable fashion (bit.ly/2OxGI2o )! also a thrift haul (aka my fav form of sustainable fashion) is in the works so keep an eye out for that in the upcoming weeks! :)
also helloooo to everyone who's new to my channel! 🤠
bestdressed ME!
I came to the comments to talk about The True Cost. I’m so glad you’ve seen it!!
Can we like meet up and be friends? You remind me so much of myself lol
that's my favourite documentary of all time, so glad to see a youtuber promoting this instead of doing massive fast fashion hauls!
ahh thanks mom :,)
reformation should sponsor you at this point with all this free PR!
Seriously, had NO IDEA till she poured some thrifty tea
Right, I wouldn't even know about Reformation if she never talked about it in every other video, Haha
@@TheNinjapancake14 I'm sure she will soon. So happy to see brands she loves reaching out to her! Thanks to Ashley I've stepped up my sewing game!
Although, are we certain her heart could take it? ;)
so true! I became far more interested in reformation after watching Ashley's videos
now this is content
Nikki Blasi bro i see u EVERYWHERE
I.see.you.everywhere.
"Its very i'm at a resort in the 50s and on my way to steal your man" - the best description of a dress I've ever heard 😂
lol
Actually reminds me Taylor Swift’s old song “better than revenge”
@@yyww0303 yessss
@@yyww0303 yassss
I mean sure it may feel that way but if you wore that in the fifties people would look at you weird. It’s really modern.
Reasons:
- length
- cut
- general silhouette
- pattern
- shoulders
- bust area cut thing? However you call it.
- many more reasons that I can’t think of
- fabric
Also, Ashley’s hair isn’t pin-/curled in any way and it’s very long for the fifties so she would probably wear it in a chingong (I think it’s called) or wear it in a type of “bun” thatmany people wore. She also has really weird layers that just doesn’t work for the type of hair styles they had. She would probably have a type of midi or horse shoe haircut. She most likely also wouldn’t have dyed hair.
Fashion at the time also wasn’t necessarily meant for younger people. Though, they did to a certain aspect copy it in their own way.
Fun facts about fifties fashion/fashion history:
- skirt hemlines in ‘47 thanks to Christian Dior(?) became longer since the war. Many women were actually pissed off bc they almost showed their knees thanks to fabric rations.
The first time in fashion history where women showed their knees wasn’t until the sixties. Yes, that means that NO ONE showed their knees in the twenties and when people say “hemlines were the shortest ever” that means that at the time they were the shortest they had ever been.
-barley anyone wore polka dots and I have no clue where the cherries came from
- pony tails were worn by younger women and they were generally allowed to have longer hair bc they didn’t “apply” to fashion so to speak.
- Petticoats weren’t used in a regular basis though many survived.
-red lipstick was seen as out of fashion and many opted for pink lipstick. (Even Marilyn. She loved her pink lipstick.)
- you had silver and blue eye shadow as well and though eyeliner existed I don’t think it was as popular as we perceive it to be.
- not everyone looked like movie stars and people in magazines
-Marilyn’s actual measurements were truthfully tiny and if you want a time period where curvy/women on the heavier side were liked then look in the past. I’d say the last ten years of the Victorian era and the Edwardian era and even later.
- many people still made their own clothes bc it was cheaper/easier.
- the “ideal” silhouette was the “wasp silhouette”
That’s all I can think of off the top of my head. Either way I understand why she would say that but...that’s not fifties. Either way I just want people to do their research bc fashion history is really, really, really interesting.
There are many misconceptions about the Victorian era, the 20s, the 50s and many more.
Also...corsets weren’t constricting. They didn’t make anyone faint. People knew tight lacing was bad.
Even servants, factory workers and so forth wore corsets. Even Suffragettes!
If they were truly so constricting, why would women wear stays and corsets for so long?
Practicality>fashion.
Also fabrics in the past were much stronger and made to last a lifetime!
Fashion gradually adapted bc it was slower. People needed to grow (or sheer, etc.) the materials, weave them by hand, make the clothes by hand even until the sewing machine came about they were still mostly made by hand.
Another thing is that if you look at Victorian England the fashion trends changed every ten years or so but gradually and were always built on the foundation of the year(s) before.
Sometimes you even had women alter their clothes from the past years to fit the fashion then bc it would be too expensive otherwise.
Overall fashion back then was very, very, very sustainable but did cost more.
For good reason.
Haute Couture also started in Paris thanks to Frederick Worth. I find it crazy how people who aren’t into fashion don’t know about him.
He made beautiful dresses I won’t ramble about the peacock dress bc Cathy Hay and Bernadette Banner did that already.
And finally many women in the 20s still wore their corsets and didn’t partake in the “flappet look” bc it was seen as scandalous and you would only really see it in bigger cities such as Berlin, Paris, New York. If you went to a little town even in Germany, France, US you wouldn’t see many if any Flapper girls.
Ok. I think that’s it. Have a lovely day. I am amazed you got this far. Thank you!
Do your research, kids.
This was more than just about the fifties.
"the most sustainable thing to do is wear the clothes you already own" - Bestdressed really well said!!!!
the fact that you STILL haven't told your parents about this YT channel shocks me, they'd be so flabbergasted by your success
but just imagine her parents watching the videos where she talks about sex- couldn't be me.
I think she still didn't so..
Wonder if they know now lol
hmm still wondering 🤔
i wonder if the know now
"20 BURRITOS" AND "8 TAMAGOTCHI" i DIED
Relatable shit😂
"Even if Jesus himself sewed that t-shirt"
YOU ARE SO QUOTABLE IT'S UNREAL
Along with environmental issues,we must also think about renouncing brands that pay less than a minimum wage to their workers in poor countries , exploit child labour. Zara, GAP, F21 and so on.
Saadia Peerzada and not only do they pay less than minimum wage to the makers, they also have to audacity to pay their workers that SELL the clothes minimum wage. I know it’s more important to think about the people who work in terrible conditions and barely get paid because they have it way worse, but it just goes to show how shitty the companies actually are because even if the clothes cost so much they still can’t bare to pay their workers a fair wage. It’s awful.
Hey Saadia!!! You seem pretty passionate about UA-camrs jumping on the sustainable fashion bandwagon. You would be an awesome person to answer a couple of questions I have about the sustainability/ethically-sourced fashion industry. We're in the middle of creating an online platform that might benefit people like you so we're asking a few knowledgable people to quickly fill out our survey: forms.gle/8p2Z7CeyNYYQKzoP6 cheers :)
@@lucy5430 I did it 😂
Also: even though you don’t 100% practice sustainable fashion it’s so good to talk about it online as you’re influencing people you change their behaviour
I like how the conclusion after the whole haul was "the most sustainable thing to do it not to buy any new clothes" 😂😂 love your videos Ashley
Thrifting is pretty great tho, as our consumerism isn't declining but atleast it can be geared towards reusing
I love when she say " the French are screaming" 😂😂
as a French I can confirm I am laughing at that
Can you please continue saying the cost of items in terms of food, that just made my day 👌👌👌
I like the tamagochi scale better.
In practical terms it makes sense to to compare my tamagochi budget to my clothes budget.
I've done a significant amount of wardrobe decluttering in the past few months, and honestly, I think that having fewer pieces is the key to getting value out of what you have. If you have a huge wardrobe and can't see all of your clothes at once, you forget what you've got, constantly want more, and focus on quantity over quality. With my reduced wardrobe (less than 60 pieces, including outerwear but not underwear), when I think about buying new clothes, I don't just want to *have more* . I think a lot about what specific pieces would complete outfits I want to make, then look through thrift stores or pattern and make them myself (I'm a seamstress). It makes me feel satisfied, looking at my complete, *~aesthetic as fuck~* wardrobe, rather than having a bunch of clutter that weighs on my brain.
tl;dr: fewer clothes = more happiness
Arden Winner I agree. Quality and classic pieces that will last you for years. I’m also decluttering my wardrobe.
I absolutely have to agree with you! I've recently done the same with my wardrobe and couldn't be happier. Actually, I would be happier if all of my clothing were sustainable and enjoyed wearing all of them equally, but at the moment they're all from stores like Zara and other cheap-quality stores. I'm looking forward to slowly incorporating clothes that will last me for a long time and that are up to my standards.
I do the exact same thing as you! Investing in your wardrobe and taking time to select them not only feels so satisfying but ensures you love what’s actually in your closet. Plus you save money instead of buying based on trends
When you declutter your wardrobe what do you do with the clothes that you don't want anymore?
@@browniewithicecream8330 it depends on the condition of the clothes, and what type of clothing they are. Underwear, old socks, and clothes that are irreparably damaged/stained/warped, I generally trash. I'd love to find a fabric recycling center, though! I think H&M has fabric recycling bins. Anything that isn't an undergarment and is wearable, I donate to thrift stores near me. Make sure the clothes you donate are cleaned before donation, as they are not always washed before being evaluated, and dirty clothes might wind up being trashed. It doesn't matter if they're in fashion or not! If you have higher end pieces, or just things that are on trend at the moment, you can take them to a consignment shop to sell them, or try to sell on Depop or ThredUp, or similar websites. I generally find the return on those sorts of sales to be pretty poor bc I am not a dedicated flipper, but some people (like ya gurl Ashley here) make a great living doing that.
So ... lots of options, and almost none of them involve tossing things in a landfill!
as someone who wears bright colors almost daily I am screaming at the insinuation that that third wrap dress is "loud"!! 😂 it is beautiful and so toned-down (drab colors in a good way), but the only reason I would say return it is because it's another wrap dress. I love everything about it though, especially the sleeves!
Eva R. *
It is my favorite dress out of all the dresses. That is saying something because I HATE dresses
Eva R. I think she meant the print lol
Swear your videos are always the perfect pick me up!!
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“All the design that has gone into the T-shirt”
Me: *stares at white T-shirt*
Facts
I have one thing to say,
"How you doin'?"
-Joey Tribbiani
I love your profile picture 😂
The design of the sleeves, the fit, the choice of fibres :)
Your profile picture matches your comment so damn good
I think faux leather only deserves to be rebranded as vegan/better for the earth when they use the cool new alternative options that are also biodegradable (+ more expensive), otherwise using the generic plastic faux leather to market sustainability is just ridiculous IMO
exactly! nothing about conventional pvc pleather is good for the environment
My FIRST thought when I saw that. Plastic faux leathers are not better for the environment at all and don’t last as long so you end up buying more of them.
Yeah I was thinking this as well. I was about to comment 'isn't all faux leather made of plastic?' but then I saw your comment. Didn't know there were biodegradable options at all! Not that I would be able to afford them lmao.
Also can I just ask why real leather is bad for the environment? I bought a pair of traditional leather shin high Doc Martens boots like 7 years ago but they're still in great condition and still my favourite shoes to wear to this day honestly.
@@bums009 Hey! the sustainability of real leather is a matter of discussion that I think depends on a lot of factors. Personally, I prefer to buy leather products (preferably sparingly or thrift them) that I know will last me years and years that are well-made (docs are a great example since the company has great craftsmanship and fair wages etc). In that sense, because of the durability and biodegradability, as long as you don't overconsume, leather can be the more sustainable option for an individual person. On a larger scale, there are issues with the production of leather that are concerning, like the dyes that can be used (that can end up harming the environment), as well as most leather being a byproduct of the meat industry which in itself uses so many natural resources (water/crops/etc). Obviously, depending on your stance on animal rights, it's also understandable to oppose such use at all. It's really only scratching the surface but I hope this kind of helped, new types of faux leather are exiting to read about but at this point I think the best way to approach it is to try and buy less and really try to decrease waste, no matter what option you go for!
@@Eva_R966 Thanks for all the new information and I completely agree with what you said. Biodegradable faux leather seems like an interesting alternative I would definitely check out but honestly I consume less when I buy leather shoes because they genuinely last longer. And I feel very strongly about the whole plastic pollution problem.
Two of my three pairs of leather shoes are thrifted leather which is the holy grail for me lol. Also eBay is a great option for second-hand leather options that I like to use.
The fact that she converted money into burritos to compare monetary value confirms that she is the best UA-camr and human _ever_
I always come to this channel whenever i need some wholesomeness✨💖⭐️✨
That safari wrap dress looks so good - you have to keep it imo
You live in LA, it's always picnic weather!
girl im not even spending $50 on jeans who do you think i am hahaha
I usually spend $60 and they last a LONGGG time. I have like 4 pairs and I been having those since hs and I’m 20 now.
yall dont even know where i live jeans are like sold here for P10.00 (basiaclly i guess cents in american conversion)
asterophile b!tch where do you live? mine is like Rp.250.000 (around $10???)for the good quality ones..
I buy jeans from 50-100
Richelle Stephanie sorry i just read it hehe i live in the Philippines😗
i really like everlane's values and just them as a company in general! they're really transparent about their production processes and have some of the most diverse / unedited model photos i've ever seen (especially for underwear)! i think the fit of their clothes is also a little more realistic, as compared to a lot of other companies who make clothes that primarily only look good on the 'ideal' body type.
it would be really interesting for someone to do a series on like tall vs short, curvy vs skinny, etc and just vlog yourself shopping and talk about the differences and problems you run into and tips for handling them, like when you were talking about the neckline.
Boi why dont you do it
have never clicked so fast once i got that notification i literally wait all week for those THICC thursday uploads
Honestly, a dress is the simplest thing to put on but also shows you put in effort to doll up. I love dresses!
wanted to ask since you go to film school if you could do some kind of "my favourite movies/tv-shows" thing? It would be really cool to see, also would love to hear who your favourite director(s) is. Great video, of course! Love the sustainability!
That picnic blanket dress! 😍💛
That wrap print dress looks bomb girl keep it!!!!!
Can I say that you are a godsend! I know sustainable fashion can be a daunting topic to cover but I’m so proud that you are doing your part! I’m so happy for you, you’re building your wardrobe one sustainable piece at a time!! PLEASE KNOW THAT YOU HAVE SUPPORT! Thank you, love! 🧡
Not sure why reformation hasn’t put you on some sort of PR mailing list yet :/
jane doe i wonder if they do pr? sometimes it can be kinda wasteful to send people stuff they may not want (even if they give it away responsibly etc) just bc so much goes into
making their clothes i feel like they’d have an unconventional way of sponsoring ppl but AGREE ashley is so influential in the best way & i feel like she’d hop right on that
Update, it happened!
@@kittyvu5045 where?
@@kittyvu5045 When??????
You're quickly becoming one of my fav channels.
I think the third dress is like a girl whispering sorry in the library as she's passing through. Not quite loud but still a little bit attention grabbing in a quiet crowd.
And yes that is how you pronounce Roy Lichenstein. :)
you do such a good job at describing clothing!! and you’re probably the funniest/most entertaining gal i subscribe to 😚
"Were women even allowed to drive?" I'm wheezing
I think your fashion videos are SO inspiring and bc of your nice and confident style I got more confident with my own colors and styles!
Thank you a lot
I'm excited to support all of your future projects! I've been rocking with you for a while & can see just how passionate you are about everything you put out.
LOVING your hairstyle in this video btw.
THANK YOU for promoting sustainable fashion!!!! It’s been exhausting and aggravating seeing all these huge youtubers doing huge zaful/forever21/quintessential fast fashion brands that not just hurt the environment, but also the people that manufacture the clothing...ILY FOR THIS!!!
I'm amazed with such talent and grace Ashley shows while posing! I'm at awe with this
I really love that these values are so important to you and that you've made sure to promote sustainable fashion. You keep it real honest
The floral wrap dress is very cute!! It suits you very very well😍 love ur video!! Can't wait to watch another videos from you❤
brands calling it "vegan leather" drives me crazy too!! just call it faux leather, it's not vegan leather... it's just not leather
Yes!! Vegan leather is plastic!
I call it cruelty free leather ☺️
Its a great alternative if you want a cruelty free option, but I think the term "vegan leather" makes people think its good for the environment, but actually its not. Yes, you don't have the waste produced by the animals but it is a plastic and wont decompose when it gets discarded. Thats why i hate the term vegan leather!
It’s petroleum! It falls apart faster than leather, it’s so bad for the environment, and most leather coms from cattle that were already used for food.
I know I’m like two years late to this convo but why shouldn’t it be called vegan?? Vegan just means that it’s not made from animal products and it’s not right?
Just watched this but thank god I did. Had such a bad day and you’re like a ray of sunshine. Thanks for cheering me up and also for the sustainable fashion recommendations.
Thank you so much for doing this video! I think it's so important to be more conscious of what you are buying and of the companies you are supporting with your money. I like where the future of clothing is going; slowly but surely we'll change fast fashion. So proud of you for this!!
Greetings from Japan🇯🇵
OMG It’s been like an hour since I subscribed you but I’m already in love with your smile😊 Your fashion styles and personality has become my icon.
Also I love how you edit your vids!!! so pleasing✨
Can’t wait to see your next vid😂
Loved the overall message behind this video ❤️, that dress is a keeper btw
i honestly lOOVE your channel so much because every video i watch i make it to the very end and that’s rlly v rare for me even for my fave youtubers bc you’re so fricking entertaining & ur fashion is AMAZING keep talking abt and making videos abt it pls!! and not to mention ur so pretty and have a bOMB body
ashley i love you and you're such an inspiration! i have struggled with the dilemma of wanting to have cute and cheap clothes but not wanting to give into fast fashion and fuel climate change for so long, and to see a "fashion youtuber" really focus on these issues is amazing and is really what more of the fashion community should be doing. you've been my favorite youtuber for over a year now and i'm so glad i made the right choice.
Had to subscribe. This is the quality content I expect from UA-cam. I WILL NOT SETTLE FOR LESS
The third stress is lovely! I don't even think it's too loud, so it's deffo a good type of loud!
I like that you're so down to earth and not shallow at all. You're funny and kinda sarcastic but you seriously really do care about the things that matter and work super-duper hard on your craft and I love that about you. Keep it up gurl❤
ashley you got 500k! i was checking yesterday and you grew by more than 8k in one day! i've been looking back at your old videos and i realize that you've been growing super fast, and i think that you aren't going to stop. love you
I really love your channel even though I'm not into fashion, you're so fresh, I love your style and your niche pic-nic jokes!
Omgg Ashley loved the video, you looked good in everything like how?!
Ashley you made my day as always! Although i do not have a such fashion style in common with you, but i enjoy to watching your quirky joke on your video. It helps me to de-stressing myself from long working hours afterwards. Thank you and love from France
ty for making me feel safe and calming me down after i have a nightmare in the middle of the night 🥺❤️
I’ve watched so many of your videos in such a short period of time, that I’m starting to acquire your personality.
I've got a libe set too! Really happy I bought it :) Its damn comfortable and flatters my body a lot 😍 love that you have it too!
Ashley your cheerful and genuine personality made my day as always! Although, i do not have common fashion style with you, but i still love to watch your quirky joke during your video. It helps me for de-stressing myself after long working hours every day. Thank you . love from France
I love how honest you are about your reviews, because you seem really genuine and make some good points. I've been trying to shop a lot less at fast fashion places like H&M and Forever 21, recently and I've been thrift shopping a lot more. One day when I'm not a poor high school student I hope to build an entire wardrobe from sustainable brands like reformation.
Actually, buying anything second hand is more sustainable than buying ethical fashion brands because nothing new has to be created ☺️
Love you!
I get so excited anytime you post a new video !!!
I just love the vibe of your videos. They calm me down, while making me think about sustainability and that makes me very happy, so thank you.
Also a sustainable way to update your wardrobe is to do clothes swaps with your friends! I bet we all have some items that we don't get much use out of, but a friend would love to wear :)
This was so helpful! It's so nice to see that the Reformation / Redone pieces look as great "in person" as they do online. :)
I literally love ur channel so much💓💓💓💓
I was like okay I’m done watching UA-cam videos I’m gonna get up and be productive. And then I got this notification, thanks Ashley!
Look at our girl coming on up! Yes girl you get those quality brands sending you some merch, you deserve it and so proud and excited to see what's next for you!!
You're hauls are always fab, loved the concept of this one so much!! 💓
please do this more often, I would love to see this kind of content ❤️
HIIII. LOVE YOUR CONTENT AND YOUR EDITING IS AMAZING 💓💓💓
Daniela Vasquez so trueee!! her editing is so entertaining lol
This is the first video of yours I’m watching and I’m obsessed! You’re so relatable and your fashion sense is so cute!! 😍❤️
I love you so much. I found your channel a few days ago and have been watching your old videos the last days. Your personality is so lovely
"a chic version of a picnic blanket" 😂😂😂 don't know why that made me laugh so much!
12:26 Ashley's bRiTiSh aCcEnT finally shows up
stunning!!! everything i could ask for in a vid!!! and the comment at the end about rewearing old clothes is so on point because i feel like a lot of people use the excuse of expensive prices to not shop sustainably but never stop to think about the volume of their shopping!!
Ok you're officially my favorite fashion UA-camr, you genuinely make me laugh out loud!! You're so real and hashtag relatable!
LOOOVED everything you got, now I want to do some shopping ..
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCH
Your style and personality are 12/10!!! I’ve been binge watching your videos for days
omgggg 💞😍 im in love with everything!! your style is so chic and kinda 50's inspired too💫livin for it
I love you! Gosh i love your style!
12:00 "a 50's babe-o" sounded like Beebo and my mind just went wild for a second imagining Brendon Urie in a 50's women outfit
chaoticEmz why do I think he’d look kinda hot in that thoooo
Your commentary is honestly the best ever and I love watching your videos place I laugh so much!
omg loved this so much!! been in the 'by sustainably while on a young adult budget' gang for a while and it's SO TOUGH sometimes to feel stylish without buying from fast fashion!
Would love if you could make a capsule wardrobe video of your style!
keeeeeeeeepppp theeeeee dreeesssssssss it's definitely a good tyoe of loud so pretty
Not only is your style on point but you're also very funny! I found your channel a few months ago and now you're one of my favourite youtubers! XO, from Portugal :)
gurlllll this is super helpful. My school has a dress code that is so dumb, I have to wear collars. your vids rlly help bc they all show the different variety that there is when it comes to clothing style.
Noooo...don’t sent it back! The third dress, I mean. It’s by far the most flattering on you!
The other two are ok cute...but that one was stunning 👍
tru
A good process I use to save money and be sustainable is if I need something I’ll go to a thrift store or look on depop or eBay first then if I still can’t find it I’ll go to a regular store. Just helps to reduce consumption of fast fashion in an achieveable way
I just love your content. Your editing is so on point and gets better and better every video.
I look forward to your videos every week or two and you’re by-far my favorite youtuber; keep being frickin amazing XD 💕
"i'm at a resort in the fifties and also on my way to steal your man" sign me tf up i already wanted that dress but now i want it mORE
Louis Vuitton has been said the right way. 🇫🇷
I'm so glad u showed us theses sustainable places, yeees thank you
yesss i love this video so much! I wanna get into sustainable fashion but I don't know how to choose pieces that I know will be fashionable for a long time, because sustainable clothes are a big investment!
"the french are screaming" this is true every time i try to speak french
"itty bitty titty committee"
IM SCREAMING
Are you french ;) cuz you're screaming? Get it? Cuz the French are screaming? No? Ok.....
Zippy lmao 🤣!!!
Bruh 🤣 🥖
It’s a saying 🤣! Ahh the early 2000’s and this awful phrase 😂
I LOVE a sustainable queen! Keep this up!! I want more of these!!!!
i have literally watched this video 20 times its my favorite and im so happy that my favorite youtuber supports sustainable fashion uwu ty