Love Island’s fast fashion 'break up' is a LIE 🥴 (Series 8, 2022)

[@catrinevansmusic]

In a charity shop yesterday and heard a young couple at the door have this conversation: "You wanna have a look? Pre-loved yeah?" "Yeah well, I guess love island is doing it so why not" Sounds like I'm making it up but that's genuinely how it went. I think that influence in itself might be the most valuable thing to come out of the ebay sponsorship.

[@leenanorms]

NO WAY! That is golden ?!

[@jenicat55]

The OG reality show - early Big brother - they were only allowed to bring the 1 suitcase so that absolutely showed usability - outfits were worn over and over again and still set trends -socks and high heels anyone?!

[@rosiemoore2285]

THIS!! and it was such an interesting insight into the contestants

[@angelle_rose]

I remember season 1 and 2 of love island they would only bring one suitcase and they would wear outfits again but that soon changed when love island become a place for influencers to get more exposure.

[@jazzbina]

This is all so dystopian it hurts. From the shopping app, surveillance element of it all, contestants wearing clothes that aren't theirs or even resemble their style, plastic surgeries as a form of preparation for the show, contestants being exploited with false promises of fame (it's the same as freelancers being told to do work for "exposure"), emotional manipulation from the producers and the writers of the show, isolation from the real world, social media aspect that didn't exist before, etc. Honestly, contestants are one step closer to Sims or Black Mirror characters.

[@MaddieDragsbaek]

the way i clicked so fast... i saw the ebay announcement and was like this sounds great on surface level?? but was waiting for the other shoe to drop on that because i felt skeptical the show was actually reflecting on the amount of waste they produce. i could talk about and critique love island for HOURS so this was everything i could've hoped for on this lovely friday morning hahahaha this video and all the research you put in was so incredible and answered a lot of my lingering questions on their motive for the ebay announcement, seriously so well done leena!! (also i love the lighting set up you did for this video and your hair looks PHENOMENAL)

[@danb4282]

Holy shit this would be the greatest crossover of all time

[@caitlinl6795]

So there's a stylist who buys all the clothes in advance with no consideration for personal style. Meaning all of the contestants need to be approximately the same size and shape. Hmm.

[@leenanorms]

YOU MAKE AN EXCELLENT POINT 🧐

[@theonlyenekoeneko]

that is so SUSPICIOUS

[@eloiseharrison8574]

to be fair, and maybe this is my pessimism/cynicism, the contestants are for the most part pretty much the same sizes tho aren't they 😂

[@SomeoneBeginingWithI]

@@eloiseharrison8574 I haven't watched the show but just from the clips leena showed there seems to be a bit of body diversity in the men. Some of them have very broad shoulders and a lot of muscle, and others have a more moderate amount of muscle. Nowhere near the amount of diversity in the general population but enough that they'd need different shirt sizes.

[@SpaztasticSheep]

Well, they always are tbh 😭

[@leggyegg2890]

About the Deaf contestant - I don’t have experience w this but as far as I know a lot of the Deaf community aren’t thrilled with the representation. Obviously it’s great to see, but the way it was portrayed as a success story that she didn’t need accomodations was upsetting for some people. (I don’t expect everyone to know that, just sharing what I’ve heard. Open to hear other opinions!)

[@zephyr2266]

Many deaf people grow up with hearing parents and never get the chance to access any accommodations, don't learn sign language, aren't part of the Deaf community and frankly, I think they should be celebrated for adapting, because it's difficult. Obviously there's systemic change needed there, hearing people should be educated, so deaf children can have the access (but that's not what reality TV is for). This also brings out anger in many of us that grew up in the Deaf Community and use a social model of disability, because a lot of us think it's inherently unfair that we're supposed to learn a language our bodies aren't made for when hearing people have absolutely fine bodies for learning sign language (unless they have other disabilities that prevent them, of course, and that's where it gets really difficult). Deafness is a spectrum, how we deal with it is very individual, there's a lot more complicated politics and history involved than a TV show could unveil... So I'd take her not as a representative of my community, but as an individual person that's on a silly dating show and happens to be deaf and dealing with it the way that works for her.

[@theonlyenekoeneko]

@@zephyr2266 agree with this. She is an individual, not our whole community.

[@caitlinquinn79]

Definitely agree with Zephyr - we're not a monolith. I'm deaf but have a hearing family, I grew up lip reading. As an adult who's learnt lots more about the wider Deaf community, I feel upset and angry that I was deprived of that community and I feel awful about my terrible BSL and very isolated. I'm also disabled, and use the social model. Seeing deaf people on TV often makes me feel uncomfortable and sad because we're treated as an oddity and our accomodations as a privilege, or just not met.

[@caitlinquinn79]

I did a cry after commenting because I noticed I used "their community" not "my community" 😭😭 I am much more part of the Deaf community now but I still clearly feel that loss.

[@theonlyenekoeneko]

@@caitlinquinn79 I highly recommend connecting with others near you who are late to signing

[@sorcellerie]

I'm still awaiting premiere but LEENA! YOUR HAIR! IT'S BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@LudovicaCherry]

Are we saying that the Jersey Shore (always wearing the same clothes AND walking to work AND always staying local for food and supplies)…..was sustainable?! Call Snooki and let her know that if she cuts on her hairspray we can reboot the programme🤣

[@NikkiBeckett]

I have to say Leena, the red hue that your hair has from the lighting is STUNNING. You would suit that sort of colour so well 😍

[@emilyb3875]

I never watched love island, and the bit where you mention the stylist choosing all the same clothes for all of them I realized why: everyone on the show looks the same. It makes it boring to look at and almost disturbing that they’re all trying to date each other, like they’re all gonna come together in one homogeneous blob. I know a huge draw for people is how conventionally attractive and thin and spray tanned the contestants are, and I’m not hating on conventional good looks or their admirers, but I think it would be more interesting if there was some individuality, I want to see that guy’s all black fits!!

[@RachelElsewhere]

I read that it was first considered because eBay noticed a spike in searches for outfits the islanders wore last year, like Millie’s marbled dress. If that’s true, that’s already great that people were searching for secondhand options of what they’ve seen on the show and hopefully this year it’ll show others what you can find on eBay. I imagine for a lot of people, it’s just not knowing how to search for what you want that puts them off at the moment.

[@spookyastronauts]

Leena, your videos are always so on point. THANK YOU FOR ALL THE TIME YOU PUT IN THESE VIDEOS!

[@eva1601]

I swear your content is consistently the most interesting to watch on youtube how do you even do it Leena? So happy to be a subscriber

[@pipscarlett3183]

I agree, I don’t spend as much time on KZbin now I’m in my early twenties as I used to in my teens but always come on and find your videos Leena standing out in my subscription box

[@isabellamcclymont]

You look fab in this lighting.

[@SomeoneBeginingWithI]

Having watched your video, I now agree that they should be getting hazard pay, far above minimum wage. Enough that they can take some time away from working for a few months after the show, and pay privately for a therapist. £20 a week wouldn't even cover rent for where they normally live so they have somewhere to go back to when the show ends. They're effectively losing money by going on the show and taking a lot of emotional damage at the same time. It's really not a fair deal.

[@cariiinen]

As far as I'm aware, "29% of greenhouse emissions come from packaging" is not accurate (though that is indeed what the source claims - maybe they formulated it wrong?). Here's a bit more info on the topic, with sources below. "Packaging emissions are actually low in comparison with the emissions associated with producing food. Actually, packaging can even help reduce food waste, which reduces emissions in other stages. However, environmental concerns regarding packaging are not necessarily well captured using emissions, as this does not reflect impacts such as marine pollution." (1) Should we avoid packaging when possible? Absolutely! However, I think it's important to note that other changes in term of what/how we eat can have a bigger impact on the environment, such as reducing food waste or cutting back on meat and other animal products. Good to know in order to wisely choose where we can/want to focus our efforts. :) Here's an overview of greenhouse gas emissions in the UK by sector in 2020: "24% were estimated to be from the transport sector, 21% from energy supply, 18% from business, 16% from the residential sector and 11% from agriculture. The other 9% was attributable to the remaining sectors (waste management, industrial processes, the public sector and the land use, land use change and forestry)." (2) Sources: (1) wrap.org.uk/resources/report/uk-food-system-ghg-emissions (2) assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1051408/2020-final-greenhouse-gas-emissions-statistical-release.pdf

[@gabriellas]

at least someone is actually fact checking these claims

[@editor4201]

That statistic sounded very off to me as well so I'm glad someone looked into it! I've noticed that people do GHG attributions as percentages of total emissions a lot - understandably, I guess, since they're usually trying to make valid points about XYZ thing being an issue - but this leads to a lot of double-counting, so even if the individual claims aren't wrong the overall picture can get confusing. But that's sort of irrelevant as I still don't think it explains packaging accounting for 29% of emissions. Anyway, thanks again for doing the research :)

[@antoniahein3565]

I always live in this kind of double opinion of ‘it’s obviously the bare minimum and mostly for promotional purposes’ and also ‘the fact that they consider seeming sustainable a smart business move is encouraging’

[@KatharineOsborne]

I generally avoid reality shows but I loved the various Back In Time series. I would watch the shit out of a Love Island concept if they dropped everyone in the country and made them live in the manner of a Saxon village or something. Make them have to catch/grow their own food, weave their own cloth, and sew their own clothes and just watch which contestants flounder or flourish (making a live match would be a tangential drama bonus).

[@phrog3633]

YOU ARE SO WELL SPOKEN! This video was so informative! Thank you! I think a lot of these theories can be applied to most modern day predicaments which is so interesting to think about.

[@bunnycrofts8127]

I'm HOWLING at "they're all pretty! (So pretty 🥺!"

[@alexisbushnell8591]

You're so right about applauding (if with some constructive criticism) the very imperfect moves like this that are reaching so many more people and entirely different demographics. I'm never gonna be someone who watches Love Island and you've definitely proven to me a few reasons why, but I'm glad they're making this change and maybe if they get some applause for it, next time there will be even more changes. Who knows!

[@cspencerjones7437]

This is a great video! But the 29% figure is for all physical goods, not just packaging (the linked article misquotes a video of a scientist who explains this, which you can watch if you scroll down).

[@AlexaLoyDent]

I've never watched Love Island for so many of the reasons you've highlighted in this video - very interesting to hear you talk about it !

[@gamewrit0058]

6:42 - Yes! Drop shipping is so annoying, and when I'm looking for something specific or unique, all I get are six-hundred-thousand links to the same two or three pieces of crap - trying to trace their origins leads back to dead end at amazon. It's just as frustrating as search engines considering Pinterest a primary source for images and even general search. NO! btw, anyone know how to filter pinterest (or other urls') results out of searches? I use Duck Duck Go, Sometimes google, and rarely bing.

[@zyzxzsgedr]

Try -pinterest or whatever else website/word you are trying to filter out

[@erikaenchante]

Haha funny to hear you mention Misha Kafka, she was one of my professors during my media masters at the university of amsterdam! She’s amazing. Great video Leena!

[@SomeoneBeginingWithI]

With the way Love Island is funded, it has to do some things designed to encourage viewers to buy things they wouldn't otherwise buy to make it profitable for the sponsors. Given that, I think it might be good if they shifted the focus to buying a smaller number of pieces that are more expensive because they are ethically produced using natural fibres. They could give each contestant their own wardrobe of clothes chosen specifically to suit them and their style, and allow the clothes to be re-worn. That could be part of a cultural shift towards owning a smaller number of higher quality clothes.

[@beth2730]

You should take a look at Brett Staniland who was a contestant on last years show! He refused to were any of the clothes they brought in and wore all of his own clothes, crashed Molly Mae's 'fashion week show' with Pretty Little Things and is all round a good egg.

[@timetoread1795]

Wait. What? Lol. I didn't realize that the people on the shows didn't bring their own clothes????? I have been watching Love Island since season 4? And I have watched it all and loved it all and am very very confused. Fantastic video, thank you!!

[@livcos2012]

Delighted to have found you. Great video. So articulately argued and well structured. Bravo

[@valerianaflowers]

The lighting on this video looks so beautiful on you!!!

[@franbell3422]

love this! was v sceptical when I heard ebay was a sponsor and this video has reminded me of a tiktok I saw a while back. It talked about how love island couldn't become a queer show or include queerness fully because the premise and the system of the show doesn't allow it. After watching this video it's made me think that the things I would want to see change in the show - diversity (sexuality, gender, race, body etc, sustainability, ethics and wellbeing would fundamentally change the show. The way it works, the aesthetic, the structure - everything that is loved and is viewed to make the show what it is would have to change - and unfortunately make it less popular. I really hope that having eBay as a sponsor has an impact but unfortunately I still feel really sceptical.

[@tofuprincess1161]

The point about the treatment of bodies was really interesting, great angle to look at it from! I think you've hit the nail on the head - adopting a theoretically sustainable practice is just virtue signalling if it isn't accompanied by not only more expansive action but also education. I think to myself - what are the attitudes of the Love Islanders? Are they even aware of what it *theoretically* means to transition to secondhand fashion? Are they educated or aware of the impacts of fast fashion? How will this shape Love Islanders who leave and then are inevitably approached for partnerships from FF brands? I think that it is great to say 'hey we are going to try to do wardrobe a little bit more sustainably for this season', even if they outlined that it was ONLY going to be pre-loved/vintage and they would be on the watch for drop-shipping, but what does that mean if the actual contestants actually have little to no clue about the realities of the FF industry and if this doesn't shape them in the future? Thinking Molly-Mae here and how she has gone on to consolidate the PLT Empire, encourage over-consumption and then subsequent green-washing.

[@mimirobin]

edit: not sure if its true for Love Island but if i remember correctly, many shows marketed as reality TV are actually scripted reality where the production team/writers decide if and when contestants are allowed to reveal what kind of information, in order to built dramatic arcs. so they are written by writers, and tho the participants are not proper actors, they dramaturgy relies on setting them up for max joy/disappointment, e.g. exploiting their emotions. but overall, not joking, i spent a year living in Cov, studying Film and TV but managed to never watch a full episode of Love Island and YET from all I could grasp from the margin, this show for me seems like an epitome of English-ness

[@rosie8628-p8w]

Would be really interested in what you think of the earlier seasons - eg. When they would sit and chain smoke all day long and the relationship to big tobacco

[@Elizabeth-mt1si]

i love that you point out some of the environmental costs of production, which is the first thing i question about film and tv's sustainability, especially anything with a major budget. idk much about the behind the scenes, but lighting, equipment, transportation to locations, etc must all be huge environmental costs, and in general i question whether film/tv could exist in a sustainable, ethical, climate-stable world.

[@sarahb.m.5730]

Yess I’ve been waiting for someone to make a video about this and as always you did the topic justice 🙌🏼 Thank you 🙏🏼

[@gamewrit0058]

Leena! Fabulous look and lighting for you in this vid! As always, LOVE seeing and hearing you talk about anything, really, be it in the sunny garden with a messy bun, dressed up, or hiding under a cardigan in your shed. :) I've never watched Love Island (or other reality shows), but you've made it interesting and your insights universally useful. I appreciate how you're compassionate yet inclusive.

[@amygoldenbooksgirl2124]

Really interesting video!! One change I've noticed this year is that they were all allowed to bring some of their own clothes for the first time, so it could be that those are the ones still available on fast fashion sites? 😊

[@lilyy21]

Would LOVE a vid on enforced heterosexuality in love island!!!!

[@erint5373]

The electricity use point-how out of touch is that, not with 20-50yrs but with TODAY when people are struggling to pay energy bills! We sitting in our dark cold houses with only the tv on watching love island have every light on in the house full blast lol maybe contestants will start going there just to be warm in colder months?

[@charlottebassett1216]

Today I learned that the host for love island flies to and from Mallorca each week to host the aftersun talk show in the UK.

[@Humera478]

I'm interested to see how shopping habits will change! Feels like it was celebrated when it was announced but its not discussed as much anymore. Hopefully the conversation continues by viewers and they're keen to shop a bit different. One person being inspired is better than them buying fast fashion so a step towards better 🙂 Its a true shame that magazines etc are sharing direct links to the products, they're kind of not getting it 😕

[@nikkiwilliamson4665]

I have not watched this season. I do not watch anything on itv at all anymore, because last time I did was love island season 3 (and I would always use the itv player thing online so personalised ads maybe?) I’d get plastic surgery ads at least twice per advert break. I thought I was pretty good with my body image but by the end of the season, I was wondering what I would look like with surgery. Maybe itv have improved their ads since then but I will not risk my mental health because they want to make money, no matter how good or bad a tv show is.

[@manythingsoflife]

The irony of this video having an asos ad at the end 😂😭

[@mirandawhittaker8481]

Gym-bro cycling is the sustainable power source I see for our future. Out with Hydro, in with Gymbro!

[@angelle_rose]

The human rights violation of having to spend their whole day with an estate agent hahaha That was a brilliant comment! Really interesting video, with lots of valid points that I wouldn't even think of. New subscriber here 😌

[@KnightsOfBellamy]

I'm not sure if it fully applies to this season but from interviews with previous islanders I know that normally they get to bring 2 suitcases full of their own clothing and in addition to that they used to get weekly drops from I Saw It First which was the old sponsor and those drops were kind of personalized to what they might like. (I remember one of the islanders, Anna Vakili maybe, talking about how the clothes they brought in wouldn't suit her body type at all, because she was curvier than the other girls.) So they'd basically get a package with their name on it and they would just go through a bunch of clothes and pick whatever suited their style. So I imagine they're now doing something similar to that but with second hand clothing. Maybe it is making a tiny difference but I think it's mostly for the headline and a pat on the back considering absolutely everything else the show promotes. Also once they get out of the villa most of these islanders will make a living collaborating with and promoting fast fashion brands which is depressing. And a final fun fact: there was a same sex couple on the show in the 2nd season, Sophie and Katie, but I believe that's still the only instance of that happening which is, again, depressing.

[@jstan626]

unfortunately LI seems to have gone out of their way to avoid any more same sex couples since. i remember sharon from last years series saying she had comments about her sexuality edited out and meghan barton hanson has said something similiar

[@HomemakerDaze]

I just hoped it bought awareness to people who never thought of op shopping before.

[@emma.greenwood]

I actually HATE Love Island, I feel like it's a representation of 'the popular kids' at school layered in with sex and yet more vacuousness. As you rightly point out there are a lot of problematic flaws in the program and it honestly gives me a bit of the ick that this is where entertainment has got to and gives me real Black Mirror vibes! Glad to see you unpick the greenwashing! 💚

[@libertyelliott9652]

I’d watch an lgbt+ love island ….

[@paulaliva4311]

@@libertyelliott9652 In Germany there now is „Princess Charming“, a lesbian/queer dating show. I don‘t know though if there is a version with subtitles available online. It still is a superficial dating show but is so much nicer to watch since all the toxic hereo guys are out of the way

[@sophiel.2465]

How Leena's videos always stretch my mind. Love it!

[@paigedurmis8026]

It would’ve been better for the environment to just let the contestants bring their own clothes and makeup. That is so strange

[@BohoBookworm]

I love how much you researched this haha. It would have been SUCH a great thing for them to actually do.. what a pity!!!

[@eefa8442]

Very interesting video, and I will watch the ones you linked too now🌞 I did find it weird/confusing how you use the words "people" and "bodies" interchangeably.

[@natasha035]

Not related to the video since I've only just clicked but your hair looks so good! 😍

[@clover3124]

This is why I absolutely hate reality TV. It brings nothing to the world and treats the cast and crew like shit. No shade to people who enjoy it, it's the industry that's the problem.

[@elenabenotti3710]

In Italy we have a show called "First Date" (blind date in a restaurant) and it features all kinds of people - young, old, skinny and plus sizes, LGBTQ+, POC, people with disabilities - and not just the "classic" white cis couple. For my country is kind of revolutionary! I didn't realize how much we lack in diversity in these kind of shows until I saw this one in particular

[@leenanorms]

Haha we have First Dates too, it's v fun!!

[@elenabenotti3710]

@@leenanorms the dates sometimes are truly funny, and other times they have sad backstories and I almost cry ahah

[@CharlottesInspired]

Didn't expect Leena to be a Luca girl 🤣

[@veronicaosborn8204]

Amazing video as usual, your lashes are ON POINT & you look so fab. Great commentary on Love Island -- I'm not a fan of the show, it's too dystopian for me. As an American, I should be obsessed with reality TV, but I just can't get out of the watching-a-train-crash kind of mentality to enjoy it ~properly~. Love hearing your holistic thoughts on it, though, thanks Leena!

[@knowdaqueen177]

Would also like to add that every plant and flower in the villa is fake and I’d be surprised if they reused them every year

[@rachel1576e]

Love this video! It made me laugh and gave me lots of food for thought, especially about the styling of contestants

[@mandeep3.14]

I can’t tell if you’ve dyed your hair or not but the red really suits you 👌🏼

[@beyondapostcard]

There was one year where someone was bisexual and none of the producers knew what to do...

[@brimarie4196]

Also if the stylist isn't planning within the contestants tastes the contestants likely will not be using let alone keeping those clothes after the show ends.

[@RosalindPeters]

Great analysis, Leena - I’d love to hear your thoughts on ‘Too Hot to Handle’!

[@graceleathers5970]

I loooove the lighting in this video!

[@latristessdurera8763]

I’m so glad, I don’t own a telly 👍

[@sophiawoodward4838]

So ready for Tenby Love Island

[@VivirAndando]

Hi Leena! This video made me think of the book "One to Watch" Have you read it? It talks about a plus size influencer who gets asked to go on a reality dating show. It was a fun book to read and I am not sure I've heard you mention it before. I think you would like it too. I also like Love is Blind but, since I am learning Portuguese, I am watching the Brazilian version and one thing I noticed from the start is that it seems way more diverse than American dating shows I have semi-followed in the passed (I usually don't have the patience to see them all the way through 😒🤷‍♀️)... Greetings from a rainy, tropical, broccoli of a country called Costa Rica. 💚 - Veronica

[@irinaj8716]

I wonder at what point did we stop treating cosmetic/plastic surgery as the dystopian nightmare it is and instead started accepting it as a matter of course, a done thing that each person can choose for themselves. Except can it really be called a choice when we’re moulded by social media, advertising and media into thinking we should all look a certain way and if we don’t we are somehow less than?

[@riley3984]

exactly!! "oh i'm *choosing* to surgically modify this part of my body that i hate" but what made you hate that part of your body?

[@lottepartzsch3320]

Such a good and interesting video! I've never watched love island but I like this slightly marxist approach to reality tv :)

[@anabluu]

"shopping fast fashion as an exploration of who we are and our uniqueness" By wearing the same stuff as literally everybody else?!?!? LEARN. TO. SEW!

[@rachellydiab]

I could listen to you talk about anything!!! V illuminating

[@OstrichJocelyne]

This was so in depth thank you!

[@LolasTBs]

Can anyone explain to me the reasoning that they don't just bring their own clothes? :P

[@abiw9999]

Because they're ' advertising' the clothes

[@jstan626]

love island has had a lot of criticism in the last couple of years over its glorification of fast fashion, so i think the ebay partnership is nothing more than greenwashing the show's image. however, i still think this is a good thing, because love island still holds a LOT of cultural capital. if shopping secondhand can be shown on the trendiest show on television, it could have a big impact on shoppers who would never have otherwise considered it. although i do hope that love island will improve the sustainability of more of its filming practices, so that this isnt just a greenwash.

[@no1inparticular487]

i cant tell if u have dyed ur hair or if its the lighting, but I LOOVE RED HAIR ON U

[@Victoriasm31]

They pay them less than extras in films.

[@paperboundprotagonist]

I cannot handle this blasphemy against Shrek. He was not the villain of the story. And that is a hill I will die on. Preferably a hill in a swamp. With a nice boulder.

[@Taylorschahn444]

Just want to say, you would look incredible with the red hair that light is creating. 👩‍🦰

[@desertels5119]

I would say that perhaps reusing swimsuits would be unhygienic buuut they could rewear them more. I like that you brought the treatment of people producing/working for the channel as well.

[@annaw9687]

The eBay sponsorship is just a PR stunt. I honestly can’t remember a single outfit worn during this season, even from last night’s episode. The clothes just aren’t even relevant to me. Looking at photos though, the clothes are still very current, likely just last year’s fast fashion items worn once before which doesn’t really solve the problem. Wearing a few eBay outfits is nothing compared to the overall waste related to love island.

[@jaedyn225]

If you get grease in cardboard you can put it in green waste bin tho

[@aliciabruce9881]

Here for the estate agent slander 😆

[@diamondcentury21]

For the amount of money they get to put into that set up the result is really tacky 😅

[@SpaztasticSheep]

Not my girl simping for Luca 😭 Babess

[@lilly6766]

Just eat is danish. A quality stamp in my mind. ☀️🙃 Love from a dane.

[@agata.binczak]

Excuse me? What is this hair colour? Idk if it's just light but suits you very much ☺️

[@gnova7]

[@harrypotteravenclaw]

love biland when

[@ampersignia]

Is your hair red or is that the lighting? It looks nice!

[@MsInescruz]

That thing of preferences for a certain figure is very true... it's not biologically advantageous to desire a skinny woman, as she is more likely to be less fertile than a curvier woman. And if there is a major tendency to desire set skinny women... what else could it be other than manipulation from mass media over the years? There is always a reason for a statistical deviation, so don't give us BS

[@jffpviana]

But what are these lashes Leeeena?

[@rachelny5209]

Love this! It also reminds me of the video verilybitchie did about bisexuality and reality tv. You might like it!

[@sweetganymede]

Why IS Luca so pretty? I find myself strangely attracted to him. Maybe it’s something about his intense stare 😅

[@intentionallyleftblank3016]

¿*logistically possible? 🧐

[@racheljessett1448]

RED. HAIR. LEENA. (!!!!)

[@lekiscool]

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