#fashion, style and cosmetics

fashion becoming a mainstream trend?

Does anyone else think "clean girl" aesthetic is just rebranded boring?

Has TikTok's ban made you question where you actually get style inspiration?

Does "personal style" even exist anymore, or are we all just following Instagram trends?

Is a $50 luxury lipstick worth it when drugstore brands cost $10?

Would you ever spend more on a face serum than on a pair of jeans?

Does anyone else feel like minimalist style is just an excuse to be boring?

Do oversized "dopamine" outfits look ridiculous on anyone over 25, or are we just boring?

Are you ditching luxury hair tools for multi-functional Korean device routines now?

Minimalist sneakers vs chunky dad shoes — which one actually looks better on me?

Does anyone else find bamboo activewear totally overrated for the price?

Are sustainable cosmetics really worth the higher price and shorter shelf life?

Should you really judge someone for wearing fake designer logos, or is that just snobbery?

Is sustainable fashion actually better, or just a pricier way to look the same?

Are luxury skincare brands selling real results, or just a $200 placebo in a fancy jar?

marketing buzzword that makes us pay more for nothing?

Would you switch from drugstore makeup to luxury brands if they had ethical sourcing?

Is it actually worth spending more on a good pair of denim jeans?

Is high-end skincare actually worth the money or are drugstore brands just as good?

How do you actually keep white sneakers clean without wrecking the fabric or leather?