IYKYK Jewelry

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Foundrae has beautiful pieces.

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Anonymous wrote:If you style it right, they look great. This is how it's done - please note that she's thin, doesn't wear a ton of makeup, hair is understated.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2XB-SZIBav/?igsh=a2E0M2YzMmV6djFj

Different age, also looking amazing

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2PTlsVosbu/?igsh=MXYwOXE3OWsxNmowZg==

Are these real or an ad for Zara? I just looked at a few of these and they're all the same brands, like everyone has Cartier and one clothing item from Zara.

[Anonymous]

People wear a lot of Zara, especially in Europe. Americans didn’t take to the brand that much, I think maybe it’s the fit and style but I’m not sure.

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https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2023/05/stealth-wealth-fashion-trend-succession-tiktok/674065/

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Anonymous wrote:People wear a lot of Zara, especially in Europe. Americans didn’t take to the brand that much, I think maybe it’s the fit and style but I’m not sure.

European here, yes. Also COS and Massimo Dutti.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People wear a lot of Zara, especially in Europe. Americans didn’t take to the brand that much, I think maybe it’s the fit and style but I’m not sure.

European here, yes. Also COS and Massimo Dutti.

COS aesthetics is very un-American (I happen to love COS but I didn’t grow up in US). American women think that anything that isn’t feminine and hugs your body is “frumpy”.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People wear a lot of Zara, especially in Europe. Americans didn’t take to the brand that much, I think maybe it’s the fit and style but I’m not sure.

European here, yes. Also COS and Massimo Dutti.

COS aesthetics is very un-American (I happen to love COS but I didn’t grow up in US). American women think that anything that isn’t feminine and hugs your body is “frumpy”.

You obviously don't follow American fashion. Oversized and menswear inspired is in now and has been in many eras in the past.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People wear a lot of Zara, especially in Europe. Americans didn’t take to the brand that much, I think maybe it’s the fit and style but I’m not sure.

European here, yes. Also COS and Massimo Dutti.

COS aesthetics is very un-American (I happen to love COS but I didn’t grow up in US). American women think that anything that isn’t feminine and hugs your body is “frumpy”.

PP here. I think it's sculptural, not necessarily shapeless.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CzQ4uHAIQYV/?igsh=MWk1ejJybGxtZTFmbw==
https://www.instagram.com/p/Crxx9V-tv3T/?igsh=MXNxMnU0MnY3dmd1NQ==

[Anonymous]

First and foremost - estate jewlery

Younger/more fun but probably more your budget
Mociun
Hoorhenbuhs
Pomellato

Not in your price range (or mine) but JAR

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Anonymous wrote:If you style it right, they look great. This is how it's done - please note that she's thin, doesn't wear a ton of makeup, hair is understated.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2XB-SZIBav/?igsh=a2E0M2YzMmV6djFj

Different age, also looking amazing

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2PTlsVosbu/?igsh=MXYwOXE3OWsxNmowZg==

I want to be her when I grow up

[Anonymous]

Fred