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I Still Don't Know My ACTUAL Style? But I Don't Want it to be "Trend-Focused!"

0:00 Style Video #4! 0:13 Valkyries, and are influencers actually helping? 0:18 not trying to demonize influencers 0:38 outfit #1 today 1:24 I like hot pink and want more, but one is enough 2:33 the bag...Polene strikes again 3:37 I was quite literally "obsessed" - not just saying it 3:50 getting pretty vulnerable here 5:09 outfit #2 6:10 fake underwear so you don't see my REAL underwear... 6:49 I had gazelles and cobalt blue in my wardrobe BEFORE trends 7:36 I have three colors of this blazer! 9:44 the most trendy Polene bag 10:09 the hair and accessories, "clean girl" 10:34 yes I did get a haircut 11:22 the LIPLINER omg 11:41 there's a lot of "lip injections" on social media 13:28 THE SUBJECT OF THE VIDEO 13:48 watching style content feels more helpful than it actually is 14:29 my default was to want to try everything! 15:42 I'd watch creators with very different bodies to mine 16:39 PAUSE to read - I am not anti-diversity 17:12 because I didn't have the "skills" of a stylist I just bought the recommendations 18:00 sometimes clothing brands insert themselves 18:59 the best case scenario...they help you do the work 20:01 fashion channels have to do "trends" to have new content 20:32 often they'll be sent PR or showcasing these trends more 20:54 my goal is to not have a style that's "trendy" 21:29 when we make big style leaps...like I have done 22:42 we need to make sure we also work on style "skills" 23:00 sometimes fashion influencers don't have "style"? 23:54 you sometimes DO know when someone's a "style icon" 24:21 I should know this about MYSELF! 24:57 it does feel like fashion content is getting more helpful! 26:06 not all influenced purchases were bad...but... 26:49 the last idea...it's like the Devil Wears Prada 27:32 how much of what we see is manipulation? #nobuy #nobuyyear #fashion #style #personalstyle #consciousconsumerism