SHEIN is seriously pissing me off with their ads - they have adorable clothes that I absolutely cannot find by reverse searching. I wanted those gorgeous embroidered bells goddammit!
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ikr, and its fast fashion aswell, SHEIN romwe, zaful all have the same suppliers/manufactures and theres been accusations of slave labor in there factories. i just want cute nice clothes goddamnt
StarkRavingMad
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For those who are remotely interested, Stila Cosmetics is having a pretty good sale on their site right now. Stila makes my favorite liquid eyeshadow, and makes my overall favorite powder eyeshadow of all time (Kitten). They have some Holiday sets on sale and I was able to snag a gift set with both items plus a lip gloss for well under $20.
I feel like Stila Cosmetics is under everyone's radars these days. I've always been a fan of this brand. They've always been more centered on "soft" and "wearable" glam, and that kind of makeup style is more up my alley. I definitely feel my prettiest when I do more "soft glam" makeup looks, personally. I cannot tell you how many "Kitten" eyeshadows that I have gone through throughout the years, haha. I still love that shade so damn much.
The pencil is expensive (around $25?), but it will most certainly last you a really long time.
I feel like Stila Cosmetics is under everyone's radars these days. I've always been a fan of this brand. They've always been more centered on "soft" and "wearable" glam, and that kind of makeup style is more up my alley. I definitely feel my prettiest when I do more "soft glam" makeup looks, personally. I cannot tell you how many "Kitten" eyeshadows that I have gone through throughout the years, haha. I still love that shade so damn much.
My favorite brow pencil has been the IT Cosmetics "Brow Power Universal Eyebrow Pencil." I got one in an Ipsy bag (when I was subscribed years ago), and it quickly became a favorite of mine. I am still using the same pencil years later and it works every bit as good as it did when I first got it. It blends really nicely and the pencil is soft enough so that it feels comfortable to apply, too. The colors are very subdued as well, making it really hard to make your brows look unnatural, IMO.
The pencil is expensive (around $25?), but it will most certainly last you a really long time.
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Post 'em here - maybe sometime recognizes them from somewhere else or can find them?
That seems like something modcloth might sell. Not saying they do, but you might find something similar.
It's not the identical twin but it's a pretty close sister!! Thank you!!!
$127.00
....*weeping*
hey, at least this way you know you wouldn't be supporting what equates to fast fashion and ip/art theft (and sweatshop practices and possible child labor)
(I shop free people a lot, so I stan them
eta: also, their clothes last forever. I have shirts and pajamas from them that are, like, eight or nine years old, in heavy rotation, and still look new.
I'll likely try to see if they pop up on Poshmark. I like FP stuff but their prices are just a little too high to buy new.
do you need them in the corduroy?
https://www.modcloth.com/shop/botto...oidery-flared-jeans-in-stone-wash/156333.html
Those are cute, but I do prefer the corduroy when it comes to embroidered pants. Embroidered jeans is a bit of a flashback to the '00s to me.
StarkRavingMad
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These are so cuuuuuuute!
I'm sad to see the "No Longer Available" notice on it. I was seriously ready to buy these the second the page loaded, lol.
I also agree that they look "2000's" to me. This might be an unpopular opinion, but I would totally be here for the 2000's trend of wearing jeans with long babydoll tops again. Always thought that look was (mostly) really girly, fun, and cute. I disliked most of the 2000's trends, but I do unironically like that one. I love the flowy top paired with the jeans in the link-- definitely made me reminiscent of that trend.
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Those look like Driftwood jeans. I fucking love denim. I always try to rotate at least 100 to 200 pairs. I own 15 pairs of Driftwood jeans. I aldo love denim brands like Frame, Current Elliot, Good American, L' Agence, Moussy, Nudie Jeans, Rag & Bone, Stella Mccartney, Acne Studios, Fear of God, Vivienne Westwood.
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they are driftwood, good catch! I am not a jeans person but I am hella good at tracking things down
LOL, I luv, luv, luv denim and dresses. I hated asking my parents for money in college , so I kind of trained myself to sniff out quality denim and fashion just by touching it through secondhand sources.they are driftwood, good catch! I am not a jeans person but I am hella good at tracking things down
I have been following around a lots of fatso's complaining about shein clothes being too small so I thought i should get the larger size since I like baggy clothes but it turns to be enormous.
Cool Dude 69
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I'm a chubbo and Shein's sizing on the nominal amount of clothing I have purchased has been accurate to the size chart if not a bit loose.
each item has its own measurements so they vary from garment to garment, so its probably 50/50 Glitter and Lazers "BUY AND PRAY" and "Not Reading Good" problems.
I've only used them to buy appropriate casual office-wear. Mostly T-shirty Shift Dresses and was also worried, because a lot of the review photos have women wearing some of the garments like bodycon dresses. But, that is actually not the case.
Oooh, fancy
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