10 REASONS LUXURY INFLUENCERS ARE SELLING THEIR STUFF...IS IT A LIE?

[@saabguy9774]

Loved this. I watched the reactions to Niki Sky’s video and was appalled at the amount of YouRubers bashing her, and becoming enraged simply because she decided to change her ways. Whether she sticks with it or not, it’s her life and her decision. I was shocked when Connor called her “insecure” when in my professional opinion people who are so easily triggered are usually the insecure ones. I agreed with your take on this topic

[@dialmstyle]

💕🫶🏼

[@bini5576]

Wow, so true! The reactions were so poor

[@marlenepopov8469]

People are bashing her because they don't believe she's genuine. People are bashing her because she's preaching about getting rid of her high priced luxury logo items from a luxurious mansion while wearing Cartier jewellery. If people don't trust her or believe her, it does not mean they're triggered. If she bought all of those designer logoed items to prove her worth, then she is insecure.

[@totesgene]

@@marlenepopov8469Exactly. And she made a lot of inaccurate assumptions about why we buy these things, which makes me think she bought them for the wrong reason.

[@marlenepopov8469]

@@totesgene Good point!

[@wendymartin6479]

I can't imagine being angry because someone else wants to spend less money smh.

[@AmericanistaAngora]

Compared with other handbags, carrying such a bag is more cost-effective and more comfortable, and you won’t have to worry too much about theft or other accidents when traveling.

[@49rjohnson]

I can’t imagine paying today’s luxury prices. Never purchased a handbag with the intentions of selling it. If that was the case then you can’t afford to buy it. Agree material things should not define you. Save and invest your money. I retired at 56. Still able to travel and pay bills. Get a good financial planner , invest your money and sit back and watch it grow. Nothing wrong with carrying a contemporary bag and you are financially secure. If you can’t put $10k cash in a 10k handbag then you can’t afford it. Another great video. Thank you for sharing truth! 🙏🏾❤️

[@dialmstyle]

That is goals!! 💯 ❤️

[@KimmiesKloset85]

Yes! I love this!!!! ❤️ 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 💯

[@Sara-iy3oz]

The problem is it is not even worth the 10$k, it is just real leather with chanel logo on, people are and were paying only for the brand’s name. They are NOT and never was worth the price tag, especially now. My family was super rick for years, generational self made rich and we never bought bags from those brands, we used to spend on shoes, maybe gown dresses rarely, but never on clothes, we spend them on gold or real estate, this is how it should be. If you think about it you can even spend it on traveling and life experience, but why clothes and bags? Just because we are women men think of the easiest way to “trap” us spend money on nonsense by overpricing them. If those bags were used by men it would not reach this level of craziness

[@boldxbeautifulbxb]

Totally Agree, well said

[@peterlangendorff9846]

I agree 100 %.

[@mikeantonio3163]

The biggest irony is that these bags are all over the place. Unless you're living a luxurious life one or a dozen bags does not denote luxury. If you're in rented accommodation with a regular salary it's not luxury it's delusion. China is selling more Chanel bags than Chanel!

[@dialmstyle]

Delusion is the word! 🔨

[@AmericanistaAngora]

The *preluxz* handbag I bought is well-colored and the perfect size. It's the same color as I saw in the picture on my phone. Very convenient.

[@gintongaparador999]

Most businesses profit from our own insecurities and fears and emptiness. The reason why we overconsume is because we're always trying to fill a void, trying to find that happiness and feeling of excitement, the feeling of worthiness. Anyway, do what makes you happy. To each their own. This is just an observation I made in society and it helped me become more mindful of my own spending habits.

[@msrefined1]

When I buy, it’s because it’s something I like and not because someone else has it. I only spend a small percentage of my gross income on “things”. I have more in savings, and definitely more in investments, than I do in luxury items. If you can afford it, go for it, but do it for the right reasons.

[@boldxbeautifulbxb]

Yes, yes & yes!

[@opaljohnson4762]

Spot on. We have way too much stuff.

[@dawnashwood4611]

Please pass the collection plate throughout the sanctuary....because this was a WORD!!! It really is a reckoning moment and season we are in right now. All of the consumption has made people go into unnecessary debt, and I am not speaking the influencers, but those of us who follow them and feel you need to keep up with the Joneses...when your name is Brown. We have designer bags but no emergency contingency fund for a last minute disaster, we have designer clothing but no retirement plan, we have the entire Sephora store in our bathrooms but are a paycheck away from financial ruin...and for what? And for who? I commend the influencers that are being in honest about the space they are in mentally, emotionally about consumerism and their complicitness in it. Speaking for myself, I have purchased items I had no business purchasing and I am making a commitment to myself, to be conscious of my spending , do I really need this and why I am buying it. This was a fantastic commentary! THANK YOU!!!

[@dialmstyle]

“Please pass the collection plate” 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼(so I can pay some debt too!)😂😂😂 Thank you! I am guilty of having a Sephora in my bathroom and all the other stuff. What good is it to be dressed well should a financial emergency occur?!? Worst of all, we have no identity when we are identified by material things! Thanks for your comment 🥰😊

[@ImpulsiveNecessity]

Luxury to me is treating yourself with good quality goods for ultimate self-care. Whether it's putting roses in your bathtub or using real leather handbag. It depends on the person. Luxury will always be wanted because it's a symbol of freedom to saying yes I'll take it no matter the price.

[@fashionwithoutlabels]

I’ve always said when the “newness” of that bag wears off, you are still left feeling empty that a bag can’t fulfill.

[@Nyakairu.K]

I've never considered that the pandemic was a big impact on people buying luxury but now that you've mentioned, it makes a lot of sense and after we bounced back people still shopped the same rather than reduce it. What a lovely video❤

[@WatsanaBernemann]

When a handbag costs as much as a car, who wouldn't pay 1% of the expensive price to get a cheaper one? , when I became an adult, my mother taught me moderation, and on her recommendation I used *preluxz* , so that I could be satisfied with my moderation life.

[@angelicacorona677]

My dear , great statement, A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE LOSING THEIR JOBS 😊

[@helena3631]

this

[@LedePat]

Minding your business helps you live longer and look younger

[@dialmstyle]

💯

[@CiaraLynn]

I came here for reassurance. In my case, I was in a pit of depression when I started my "designer" handbag collection. Thankfully I never went into debt... 1000% now I felt like I have too much stuff. The "super fake" market is a whole other story... and thanks for sharing. :)

[@healingwithkayla]

👏👏👏say it louder girl! We can't afford groceries! Let alone luxury for clout

[@erinnadia0409]

Yes! Therapy > a new handbag! Much better way to spend money. I've not bought a new bag since 2022 and I'm very at peace with my collection and love and use all my bags in a nice rotation

[@DsnyLuv]

Loved this video, think they are all in debt and are selling to 💰 pay, they are older and seeing it, buyers remorse after years

[@helena3631]

this many folks in debt and creadit cards lowering limits and increasing apr's

[@tarchuleta1455]

Hi Michelle, what you’re saying is very true. I’ve never followed the crowd or trends.

[@dialmstyle]

Thank you Tiff ❤️

[@kimvilleneuve2543]

Thank you ❤. So sad the hate these KZbinrs have been getting for selling their handbags. You are one of the good ones. Thank for your video

[@Cauldron6]

Just found your account and this video and I think you raise some valid points. I had an incredibly aspirational white collar job that most people marbled Dad, but it slowly drove me to the point of suicidal ideation through stress to the point where I had to leave. Losing that form of income, I had to reevaluate my entire budget and I realized just how much I spent on useless shit to Phil avoid. I had too much stuff and the stuff was weighing me down when I didn’t have the job to distract me. To be more particular and discerning with what I buy because the money is just not there anymore, i’ve also realized how much buying luxury items was unexcused to avoid things that I was dealing with. I’m not saying this is for everyone, but I think pulling back on shopping especially those luxury items that make you feel so good will give you a better insight to your well-being. anyway great you’ve definitely earned subscriber.

[@dialmstyle]

Thank you for your honesty 💕

[@redrebel39]

They are tired of spending the money. That’s it and that’s all

[@helena3631]

this

[@critic101ism]

💯 before the pandemic, I was going to buy a lady Dior bag, by the time stores opened up again, they went and doubled the price. I couldn’t bring myself to purchase it. I felt ripped off! Perhaps you can find me a beautiful one in the pre-loved store on one of your live events? 😊 Anyhow, I do love your chats! You’re so down to earth and realistic, it’s refreshing watching your channel! 💕

[@dialmstyle]

I can’t make sense of these prices!

[@boldxbeautifulbxb]

I was able to find a vintage Lady Dior to purchase after 6 months of searching, me too wasn’t gonna pay retail after all the hikes.

[@LifewithMar]

I found a gorgeous Lady Dior pre-loved in excellent condition, saved so much money!!

[@4378200]

You are so down to earth.

[@callme_burbu5976]

This is so refreshing to watch and in line with my personal views. I still love luxury but it’s never worth putting it above - education, investments, etc and it’s NEVER a good reason to be mean to other people, especially strangers. Enjoy if you can - and if you can’t that’s totally ok too - it’s just STUFF. Like you - I worked retail and luxury retail (prior to becoming a nurse) and I do believe that my jobs have had a monumental impact on my perspective. But honestly, thank you for such a good video.

[@dialmstyle]

Thank you so much 💕

[@nbonn7896]

Excellent content and message in this video!! ❤

[@mrskath8284]

sick of people telling you what to do if you want something buy it if it makes you happy . But i tell people never ever put anything like this on a charge card . When I want something new I pay cash for it ,,, and youtube is being over run with all this stuff .. do your own thing but be smart about it....

[@654ujala]

I just love hearing you speak! You are so sensible! I have slowed down with the handbag shopping…in fact, I have 16luxury handbags and I feel like it’s too much stuff. While I can very comfortably afford these bags, I find myself wanting to let go of some. I’m pretty sure I will at some point. Just not today. Nobody should judge anyone especially for buying less stuff. It’s absurd!

[@adelkhafizova]

Came across your video, love how you are down to earth and wise❤️ All the best to you❤️

[@Jp22573]

Great video! Makes one reflect that we have too much stuff ❤

[@BarborSchermer]

Omg MOMCOCO you have so many good bags ahhh, I love the cream coach bag with the shoulder strap omg!! So so cute!

[@agirlgonevegan5912]

This is the best reaction video I have seen on this topic! Awesome job, well done! You gained a new subscriber 🙂 can't wait to watch more of your videos.

[@dialmstyle]

Thank you…so much 🙏🏼💕

[@annacama8313]

I was starting to obsess about getting another bag and your video popped up. I needed to hear this. Thank you.

[@adaliabraydon]

This is so well said and put together. I have the money to buy most things and choose not to, a lot of buying comes from insecurities, but what you own ends up owning you. I was addicted to bags in my 20s living in LA, sold everything and moved to NYC in my 30s, now I live in England in my 40s and most wealthy people do not own designer bags, they know its marked up 700% and almost feel silly having a branded bag on their person. I have 10 bags now and hardly use them, it’s a waste of time and energy. I also worked in luxury fashion advertising in NY and there are so many people behind the scenes pushing these products that it made me wonder what the point is and that was in 2013. Quite possibly the best video on KZbin I’ve ever seen.

[@TheJalebe73]

I just watched the documentary on Brandi Melville this morning and wow was that eye opening. It’s obviously not luxury focused, but consumerism/consumption specific. Everyone should “do you”, but it was eye opening for me.

[@gaugecarew4030]

So so so so love how you speak exactly what you feel, you simply couldn’t care what other thought and I LOVE that

[@dialmstyle]

💕🫶🏼

[@sandraankenbrand]

I do love Luxury since I read Harpers and Vogue from my mother when I was in Kindergarden... I still later loved it, but also have been moving often, so I curated a very basic and clean wardrobe already from the 90s on of highly valued and well made designer items (eg Burberry Trench in 93 which last year got refurbished by burberry, the row, hermes, lp, joseph, toteme, max mara) and so on... I'm a minimalist in every aspect of life with highly luxury items and I'm stunned to see that finally I'm like "copied", in fashion... Everything I own fits in 6 suitcases and that includes Grandma's china and sterling, kitchenware and even family héritage christmas decoration... And I invested wisely, own a condo, am able to travel often and have enough to buy a car out of pocket (though I don't need one in London)

[@petrina7883]

I’m guilty - I like shopping/buying things, not necessarily luxury items though. Who knows if they’re really getting rid of their bags or looking for more attention, I have too many problems of my own to worry about. 😅

[@dialmstyle]

💯 I agree and guilty too!

[@NikkiYourTallBestie]

Loved this video!! I too was a former luxury addict but during the pandemic I went the opposite and decided I didn’t need those things anymore. Considering we couldn’t travel or go in office my lifestyle changed drastically. I never recovered the lifestyle that aligned with luxury so I sold most of my stuff and only kept hard to find classics! Also the quality for the price point for ALL these luxury brands sucks so its literally not worth the money anymore !!! XoXo Nikki💋

[@dialmstyle]

Thank you 💕💕

[@thehopefulbudgeter]

Hi Michelle! TY for being tactful and truthful! I agree with everything u just said. At the end of the day, we’re all gonna die and can’t take these “things” with us. I care now about financial security and generational wealth. And yes cali is NOT cheap, I live in SF and rent here is up to $5K/monthly 😂 I can only afford to buy LV once a year not like once a month lol. I wish. Not going into luxury debt anymore. Now paying it all off. Lesson learned. ❤ I’ve gravitated back towards Coach again, (Telfar, and target to name a few) and I feel better versus feeling broke. And personally I feel like I’m a shopping addict because I have low self esteem. Calling myself out here. Working on saving now-and less spending. Thanks for posting!

[@dialmstyle]

You are awesome ❤️ I do remember when you wrote me when you were starting to purchase Louis Vuitton! I do feel there’s a time and place for luxury, but not right now, and definitely not a necessity! Thanks for your comment! ❤️

[@kidslovetoystv1650]

Agree with all the points you made and well sone for being objective and brave to raise them! Do what we want and need but just be conscious of why. That's it!

[@ruzzelladrian907]

What I realized about the luxury lifestyle is that not everyone can afford this lifestyle. Most people live off of a middle-class salary, and it's certain that a lot of people who keep flexing can barely afford their shopping addiction. Unless you have a business or a job that generates you millions in income, you're driving yourself into debt. Two options: quit or make more money.

[@myriamdhaiti2935]

Well said. ❤

[@Shesahappygal]

I agree so much to this! Many people are lacking self awareness. Flex culture is so toxic.

[@klym444]

Finally some wisdom spoken!

[@ruzzelladrian907]

Back in 2020 - 2022, I saw a lot of women make fun of Michael Kors bags. At first I thought they were just funny videos, but eventually it was used as a weapon to put down other women. I realized that when the Old Money and Quiet Luxury trends became popular. These influencers weren't just giving fashion advice with their Old Money vs New Money videos, it was a front to sell courses. And whenever I see those versus videos, I immediately leave a comment and ask "How much for the course?".

[@CitySlickerButtKicker]

What courses?

[@Vicky-Blue]

Finally someone said it out loud

[@Justme-x4h]

Luxyry can be a money pit, no matter your budget, there’s always something else to get. If you are not smart with money, you can easily get yourself in trouble. That being said, I will never understand why some get mad because one wants to buy less, but the opposite is true too. Why would I get mad at someone that has more than me? I don’t feel the need to analyze that person trying to find out if she or he can afford it. It’s none of my business, I cannot care less. I’m buying luxury if I can and that’s the end of it for me!

[@AshaCattette]

I love a this video and the points you made 💐👏🏾 though I wasn’t really in the market for luxury goods I always wanted to buy pre loved before new mainly for the points you made. I would rather buy a bag from someone who genuinely “needs the money” on a quality vintage piece than a penny pinching “luxury” conglomerate where the quality is going down.

[@KevenJobin-cc1gy]

Guilty here, I bought Clothes last year to realize recently some pieces still have Price tags on It loll. (Incl Designer pieces),

[@ppw8716]

Great points. We all should ponder each one.

[@martharamos2514]

Excellent points Thsnk you

[@J.ElizabethB]

The amount of money I spent online in 2020 and 2021 makes me cringe. Much of it ended up on resale sites in 2023. The silver lining is I’ve become more aware and intentional about spending now.

[@dialmstyle]

Thanks for sharing. Yay to awareness! 💕

[@AngelaMashelle]

Hey Michelle! I love this video. I can't relate (not that I have enough bags to sell anything).

[@dialmstyle]

Hey girlfriend! Thanks for stopping by! 💕

[@2FrenchiesItsCrazyAllTheTime]

Too much stuff! And I’ve only had a few luxury bags but the thrill does pass. And the bill is a lot larger, so the stress of paying so much remains even if it wasn’t on credit. It’s just so much for a thing that carries things. I feel uncomfortable wearing them. Makes me feel like I’m a target sometimes and I feel douchey rolling into my kids public school with a $6k purse even though I didn’t go into debt and thought about it for years. I’ll probably sell my bags.

[@dubaipinaymom]

Thank you for this video! Eye opener!

[@dialmstyle]

💕

[@msbarnes1281]

Yeah the whole idea of the bags being an “investment” just didn’t sit well with me. Yes you can definitely sell your items down the road and some people actually make a profit but to be honest most of us that have sold items know that you usually take a cut just to get rid of said items.

[@Beautiful_Beginnings_]

Loved your video!!🤗

[@dialmstyle]

Thank you! ❤️

[@augustvirgo6773]

Thank you for talking about the elephant in the room, I often wonder where they are putting all that stuff. I assume sometimes it's just promotion because how can someone buy stuff like every other day it appears to be an addiction respectfully. I have been there slowly easing out I am planning to start selling some of my purses.

[@seabreeze4559]

For me, it was her sneering tone that the rest of us are just shallow and can never reach the enlightened spiritual plane she levitated to by the sheer force of her superiority. In England it's called being funny or being shirty and it's a VERY distinctive tone. If she admitted she needed the money, I would have respected that way more.

[@Laurenlilly902]

I think this KZbin bubble also contributed to this whole thing. It started where we came on here to watch a few people who actually owned Hermes bags before KZbin who are showing us their collections. Then KZbin became monetized where people made more money on KZbin than their regular jobs, this meant that young people suddenly began having disposable income to spend on luxury. But the KZbin platform is now saturated and unboxing is not a thing anymore. Now the competition is stiff and people don't make money on KZbin like they used to so it makes no sense anymore to keep buying $10k bags. If it wasn't for KZbin, most of the influencers would not be able to actually afford luxury bags. Influencers have also realized that they can sell their bags and still make money on this platform. But the bottom line is that we all want to look like we are wealthier than we really are and this has contributed to the social media FLEX CULTURE! "THE FLEX IS BULLSHIT".....Bam!

[@Monika-K]

Great video. 🤚 I have too much stuff 😂 We all evolve overtime and are allowed to change our minds on our lifestyle.

[@DysanaLee]

Well said!

[@jwmiller2986]

I mostly watch luxury KZbin for product reviews.

[@KangScopeacupunctureandwellnes]

The only time I was happy was purchase movement. Afterwards it is not so much. Enjoyed shopping, until those designer shops treats the client judge-mentally, and their quality have going down and price keeps going up. It just doesn’t make sense. 😂 whoever saying it is investment of buying a bag, they should take an investment course somewhere. Women should inspire other women to use our money wisely. 😊

[@tangiessubtleluxuries]

Great video!❤

[@Matt-c1b9m]

Can you be happy about what you have?😊🎉

[@Magenta10144]

Great for them… but I just don’t understand why not just keep what you/they have instead of selling it and probably after buying more and more

[@fashionwithoutlabels]

Trends change, KZbin algorithms change. They are doing this to probably keep the interest of viewers I am sure. It’s all about the YT money.

[@Jennifer_Lewis_Beach_Living]

I don’t see the issue with selling your stuff, and I don’t know why content creators are giving people stick for selling their stuff. If you’re not getting any use out of it anymore, why let it collect clutter in your home? Sell it or donate it. 🤷‍♀️

[@kham6006]

You will never use that Teddy Blake bag -you know it

[@nitajoesplaytherapy4639]

Wow! Preach ❤❤❤..

[@dialmstyle]

❤️

[@4378200]

I like to buy stuff...I have too much stuff. Bad habits.

[@judimadelarama5129]

Love this video. I hope peoplewill understand the true meaning of luxury. For example, a minimum wage salary women like me, to be able get a day off when I'm tired and able to eat to my favorite restaurants is luxury. Who cares about luxury bags they said. T

[@dialmstyle]

Very true. A day-off, sleeping in, and eating In-n-Out with my daughter is more precious than any handbag! ❤️

[@JeinyBernardes]

Luxury bags are overpriced , you have to be stupid to pay that amount for bag. nowadays no one can distinguish a original from a *gtdupe* so whats the point overpaying for the same product ?

[@jaks_bag_attack]

Guilty of the stuff thing

[@dialmstyle]

Oh girl! We’ve seen your bag room!! But love it too…💕

[@imbilliee]

Eggs are $12 in Chicago (if you want quality), it’s crazy

[@MultiElodiee]

I love my bag collection. It’s the only pretty fashion products I can buy, being plus size. I have too many, I know. I’m addicted to the dopamine.

[@angelicacorona677]

My dear, I have only 4 bags : Cartier cabochon ( mi ex husband gave me 23 years ago) brand new , speedy 25 b Damier ebene brand new LOVE IT, POCHETTE METIS I don’t love it brand new , and PRELOVED CHANEL CLASSIC CAVIAR DOUBLE FLAP MEDIUM BLACK, I will use all of them until they are garbage

[@Magenta10144]

I have 3 handbags I consider luxury- handmade, sustainable leather made in EU, etc. And more some bags of leather but cheaper and some of polyurethane… they occupy a square in my wardrobe and I really think I have too much! Even my polyurethane bags are lasting well, I can’t see myself buying nothing else, I barely have space! Definitely I bought way more than I would because of KZbin, and I don’t like it now that my money is in stuff getting dust instead of on my bank account. And from a designer, I really don’t see a reason to pay so much for these luxury bags, that are mass produced anyways, I don’t see any appeal in brands like LV…

[@dialmstyle]

I have too much stuff because of KZbin...

[@美保片山-w4i]

Hi Michelle, You did a video of how luxury influencers are affording luxury video a while ago. I watched that. My understanding was that you kind of implied that they maybe buying super fakes? Is my understanding correct? Do you think the content creators that you mentioned in this video are also doing that? These people or like, Jessie Style, or Classic with a Quirk, like I don't think they are buying fakes. I think they are buying legitimate items. (maybe 2nd hand sometime.) But how do you think they afford that? I would like to hear your thoughts on that. My guess is that they have a main job that has good income and they do you tube as a hobby to show what they bought.

[@PhilipManhattan]

Agree a billion percent .

[@BeachieDogMom]

I have too much stuff 😭

[@jacknjill3000]

I’m glad I’m older and buy what I like and don’t follow trends. Not saying if you keep up with the latest luxury brand item, that’s ok too. Ppl. from my generation made it ok to buy whatever you want and make stylish by using your own individual style. I remember doing designer and vintage back in the mid 80s and those 2 groups didn’t mix. Meaning ppl. buying vintage didn’t buy luxury new and vise a versa. But that’s all changed now and now ppl. mix new and used. I also don’t get impressed with ppl. wearing all big name luxury brands. Good thing about getting older is you don’t have to prove much to anyone. And those ppl. are the ones that are the most stylish. Partly bc those ppl. grew up with not having money and had to learn on their own to make themselves look great by going to thrift stores and flea markets. Vs always having a designer tell you what looks great. So do what you like and don’t let the fashion ppl. tell you what brands you need to wear I just bought this vintage Stussy large houndstooth sweatshirt off eBay and can’t wait to get it and love it as much as it was LV and only cost me $35.

[@Restless318]

they are fine but they are like mean girls saying we just poor if buy bags we just need mind own lives thank you is

[@dailypolishme]

Nail polish is my weakness. Can you do a video especially indie nail polish makers. TFS

[@dialmstyle]

@@dailypolishme I have an unreasonable amount of nail polish …😂😂😂…I’ve stopped collecting and let the professionals take care of my nails now.

[@leleofthevalley2900]

It’s an addiction !

[@roxrou852]

Vestiaire Collective helped me not get into the Luxury hype. Look at all this things people are selling for a couple hundred bucks. Cartier Love rings are all over that site.

[@dialmstyle]

I actually need to sell my love ring!

[@roxrou852]

@@dialmstyleit’s a gorgeous collection I’ve loved it since the beginning. But the second hand market being flooded with them does remind me that luxury items aren’t a symbol of wealth anymore.

[@Divinenubian]

Makes perfect sense. I like bags but I have too many bags so I just use what I have and don't buy anything unnecessary. Although I did get a tory burch bag on sale in March but it was less than 500 for my birthday gift

[@dialmstyle]

Happy birthday!! I have too many bags and I’m trying to stop the bad habits of shopping! But you know you gotta treat yourself for your birthday! ❤️

[@Divinenubian]

@dialmstyle thank you lovely, I love handbags but my collection is complete so now I'll just redo my bedroom furniture.

[@ciclallisilva4441]

When i bought a bag i never ever had intension to sale the bag as matter of had good memories of good quality my bags have been never been a show off and to be honest I always thought is ok to splurged in good quality item my have lasted up to more than decade items aren't done as it use to be my honest review and experience plus some people can come off as consided stuck up bs liar ashamed of them selves for not having a millioners lifestyle and pretending to be one.

[@luluesparza7360]

Too much of anything is not a good thing. 🤮. IMO

[@sarahwales6276]

I lived life generally as normal during the Plandemic, I worked, went out etc.

[@JoleeSO]

😊good messaging❤

[@dialmstyle]

Thank you 💕

[@pambell6076]

All true!

[@ShweMyaukMyauk]

It’s just creating content 😌

[@007lamiss]

💖

[@Epthainguyen]

Buying a bag is not just buying a bag when they cost thousands. Be real. It’s to flex. I doubt the majority of people buy because of “craftsmanship” or “quality” or love of heritage.

[@marylou9859]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@vendettabannister6021]

❤Anna Bey

[@peterlangendorff9846]

I think they’re selling because they’re broke. Some appear to have gone homeless and are shooting videos in their car/home. It’s so sad.

[@SadiatOlatunbosun]

As someone who has recently grown to love luxury things, I do feel frustrated with the hypocrisy. I’ve never seen an influencer belittle folks who don’t buy outrageously expensive things; however, people like you are being judge mental about how others spend their money. This video is pretty sad