It’s kind of hard to tell exactly how pretty she is with the photos being so dark and that raccoon eye makeup. She’s thin, I can see that. If thin = pretty, then she’s pretty.
“Trends” in fashion are just a conspiracy to keep you buying stuff. If people actually wore their clothes until they wore out, the whole “fashion industry” would practically grind to a halt. Used to be (a hundred years ago or more) rich people worried about being fashionable and the rest of the people were just glad they had clothes to wear. Closets in old houses are dinky because when the houses were built, people might have had two or three outfits. But now, even if you’re on a Walmart/Kmart budget, you are expected to keep up with these “trends” to some extent and to own multiple pieces of clothing and shoes. It’s all a means to generate more profit. There is no intrinsic reason not to wear anything unless it doesn’t fit or is falling apart or something. We are all being duped.
It’s kind of hard to tell exactly how pretty she is with the photos being so dark and that raccoon eye makeup. She’s thin, I can see that. If thin = pretty, then she’s pretty.
“Trends” in fashion are just a conspiracy to keep you buying stuff. If people actually wore their clothes until they wore out, the whole “fashion industry” would practically grind to a halt. Used to be (a hundred years ago or more) rich people worried about being fashionable and the rest of the people were just glad they had clothes to wear. Closets in old houses are dinky because when the houses were built, people might have had two or three outfits. But now, even if you’re on a Walmart/Kmart budget, you are expected to keep up with these “trends” to some extent and to own multiple pieces of clothing and shoes. It’s all a means to generate more profit. There is no intrinsic reason not to wear anything unless it doesn’t fit or is falling apart or something. We are all being duped.