Money. What does it mean for you? Is it something important in your life? Would you like more of it? Or maybe it’s more of a hassle? Does it interfere with your sense of style?
Money can stir up all sorts of feelings, especially when it comes to fashion. Can someone who spends big on clothes look effortlessly stylish? Can a thrift store shopper appear sophisticated and stylish? How do you feel about blogs that only showcase high-end fashion brands?
While I can’t answer all those questions, I can share my thoughts. On this blog, you’ll find features on both high fashion enthusiasts and thrift store aficionados. What matters to me is not their budget, but their clear sense of style and fashion sense.
Of course, those with larger budgets might get better advice in shops and higher-quality clothes, but having a good eye for style is essential. I’ve seen women look completely off, whether they’re in Zara or Chanel. Think of how many end up on worst-dressed lists while wearing high fashion labels.
I also follow some younger bloggers who seem to have endless budgets or get gifted items by companies. I love seeing how creatively they style their outfits. Although I sometimes envy their budgets, I know I’d never drop $6000 on one outfit, no matter how stunning. Yet, their styling skills inspire me and give me ideas for my own budget-friendly looks.
I am equally inspired by bloggers who mix high-end and low-end pieces, as well as those who look fabulous on a shoe-string budget. It’s not about the money; it’s about their unique style.
In the end, personal style is what really counts. If we ignore the price tags and just focus on how someone carries their outfit, does it really matter what they paid? Let’s appreciate those who can afford luxurious clothes without jealousy or judgment. They provide visual inspiration and help keep the fashion industry thriving.
Why not admire an outfit for its style, not its cost? I’d love to hear your thoughts. Do you get envious of those donning high-fashion items? Can you still relate to bloggers with $6000 outfits? Can you appreciate someone’s style without considering the price tag?
Feel free to share your opinions, as long as they’re constructive and kind. Any mean or rude comments will be ignored.