#fashion, style and cosmetics

Is the minimalist wardrobe trend secretly just an excuse to overspend on fewer items?

Is the “effortless” aesthetic just a performance where the most money buys the most casual-looking clothes?

Do sustainable fabrics really justify the 50% price hike most brands charge?

Are you buying fewer clothes this year to invest in better quality?

Can you be a true fashion enthusiast if you refuse to pay for quality?

With supply chain delays, have you changed how you shop for makeup?

Would you ever spend over $200 on a cashmere sweater that you have to hand wash?

Is expensive makeup really higher performing, or are you just paying for the packaging and hype?

Is the 'clean beauty' movement just rebranded marketing for higher costs?

Would you ever spend over a hundred quid on a lipstick?

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?