#fashion, style and cosmetics

Would you pay more for sustainable clothes that actually last longer?

Is "clean beauty" actually safer, or just better marketing for overpriced soap?

What's your take on buying second-hand cosmetics off Depop or Vinted?

Is switching to refillable makeup palettes actually worth the hype?

With luxury prices skyrocketing, have you switched to sustainable dupes for good?

Is renting designer clothes for events the new normal or a waste of money?

Can you truly call yourself stylish if you're just copying whatever a TikTok trend tells you to wear?

Is AI-generated 'skin tint' matching good enough for foundation?

Lululemon vs Nike leggings — which holds up better over time?

Is clean beauty worth the cost when you're watching every dollar?

Are vintage leather jackets superior to modern ones, or are we just nostalgic?

Are vintage and thrifted looks always more ethical, or do they just dodge the real issue of overproduction?

Is streetwear culture dying, or are OGs gatekeeping it from the new generation of hypebeasts?

Do expensive haircuts actually give better results, or is it mostly confidence in the price tag?

Would you ever buy a vegan leather jacket over real leather for long-term wear?

How has the switch to less plastic packaging changed your skincare buys?

How do you tell if a perfume is genuinely unique or just another marketing gimmick?

How do you feel about lab-grown fabrics changing the way we dress and shop?

try-on for cosmetics before buying?

What's your take on refillable cosmetics—do they really cut down plastic waste?