Favorite Chanel YouTubers?

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this post is so interesting and I so agree with you.
Husband and I both earn 6 figure salary. After paying mortgage, bills & expenses I look how much we save each month. If we don’t want to save then yes I could afford a new Chanel or Hermes bag at the same rate as Lou.

This doesn’t make sense to husband and I either as we are not tight and spend our money but not at the same rate as a 25 year old whose also relocating to Europe. They also have a boat which costs money.

Exactly, their rate of buying doesn't make sense and not practical to most people. Youtube income and sponsorships has to be supporting/offsetting some of their purchases.

Look at Amy, she just posted another sponsored lilysilk video and showed another round of $5k of purchases. These things are expensive. Additional income is needed.
 
After posting my comment, I received an email from my energy provider that gas and electricity prices are going up …. SUBSTANTIALLY. I guess these YouTubers will be posting more sponsored nonsense to pay for their next “dream” “classic” “must have” bag .

In all honesty though, when this phenomenon started many of us enjoyed learning about bag styles etc. Now, it’s a regurgitation from one you tuber or Instagram account to another.

What I would love to see is someone talk about Chanel clothing, the fit, style, fabric, wear etc. Rather than someone showing a pic of them in the store trying it on.

I would also love to know why Chanel vintage costume jewellery is selling for excessively £££ thousands GBP compared to New costume jewellery. All I hear from resale platforms is it’s gilded or the weight. But that doesn’t tell me much.

So if anyone knows a true Chanel connoisseur please let me know. Sorry, I have digressed from handbags but Chanel offers more than handbags
 
I noticed even the YouTubers who has extra income by doing unboxings to offset their spendings are hesitant to even get the Chanel rtw. I wonder why? To me their rtw are so interesting!
They might see it as not worth the cost. Or just don't have anywhere to wear it? Shoes and accessories may be ok, but where I live, a lot of the clothes would be seen as overdressed or just too much (I'm thinking of the jackets, blazers, dresses).
 
They might see it as not worth the cost. Or just don't have anywhere to wear it? Shoes and accessories may be ok, but where I live, a lot of the clothes would be seen as overdressed or just too much (I'm thinking of the jackets, blazers, dresses).
RTW is super expensive and up quickly! And for handbag chanels, don't generate as much income/views/clicks unless you are a style YouTuber like Tamara.
 
One rare Youtuber who mainly buys RTW from different fashion houses is Chic Maven.
Yes I saw some of her videos. She is an event/wedding planner. Her job demands that kind of attire. I love her sense of style but just too unrealistic for my lifestyle. She was also promoting Farfetch, Luisavroma, etc. Recently promoted some kind of vitamins/health supplements.
 
Yes I saw some of her videos. She is an event/wedding planner. Her job demands that kind of attire. I love her sense of style but just too unrealistic for my lifestyle. She was also promoting Farfetch, Luisavroma, etc. Recently promoted some kind of vitamins/health supplements.
Yeah I was so excited when I first discovered her but I find her editing odd and her product placement a bit all over the place. She did something with I think Express? And feign interest in their clothes but she had to turn all her bags around presumably to hide the logos. She seems lovely but not enough engaging ideas, just a lot of shopping and trying on clothes. I do appreciate seeing RTW in general though, it’s a nice change of pace from many others and she buys unique seasonal bags.
 
Claire Chanelle posted a new collection video of her 26 Chanel bags on Youtube. It's a very beautiful, albeit unrealistic collection.

Her video is sponsored by Urban Revivo which seems to be the new plague of the Influencer Town. She's showing of these Chanel inspired pieces and mentions the problems with fast fashion and how it's important to look at the composition of the pieces...while wearing a Urban Revivo cardigan (39% acrylic, 33% polyester, 28% polyamide) and showing off another Urban Revivo tweed jacket (both shell and lining 100% polyester). The cognitive dissonance is through the roof here.

I'm sure she'll be able to add a few Chanel pieces to her collection with the sponsorship money. Or, she could use that money to add like 167 new beautiful Urban Revivo pieces to her collection! I wonder which option she'd go for :cool:

Also, my apologies in case she's a TPF user - I do appreciate her videos and understand she's just playing the influencer game.


I did find this collaboration comical because whenever I Think of her I recall her going on and on about quality of items and her willingness to spend more $$ or splurge because of 'classic' pieces that can withstand usage because of the quality fabrics so to see her now try and convince her audience that she is remotely satisfied by Urban Revivo quality is some what laughable.
It is a complete mismatch for her brand and I think calls into question her authenticity that she always preaches about
 
this post is so interesting and I so agree with you.
Husband and I both earn 6 figure salary. After paying mortgage, bills & expenses I look how much we save each month. If we don’t want to save then yes I could afford a new Chanel or Hermes bag at the same rate as Lou.

This doesn’t make sense to husband and I either as we are not tight and spend our money but not at the same rate as a 25 year old whose also relocating to Europe. They also have a boat which costs money.

I find this girl to be untrustworthy. Just a vibe I get.
I used to like Claire chanelle but how many bag reviews can a person keep doing. Like a poster said she was showing off that other tat instead (can’t remember the brand from last nights YouTube). However, last night I did vow to myself to never watch these people on YT again. As they don’t say anything meaningful.

yeah Lou’s channel gets suggested to me pretty often but I agree that there’s something off about her? Like she seems fine I guess but kind of fake. One Q&A I did watch I swear she said her father pays for her school and housing but she pays for all her other stuff.
Every country besides America doesn’t have outrageous university costs, so I guess even if she was paying it’s more reasonable than what we pay in the USA. when I studied abroad in Seoul, school was only $7k a semester or something. My Korean friends thought that was expensive, I was shocked how cheap it was so it’s definitely a perspective.

but back to Lou, her collection is just unreasonable for a 25 year old unless they are literally putting every cent they earn and then some into it. Especially with Chanel and Hermes, and she’s been doing a lot of Hermes unboxings lately too. Even pre-loved those bags are not cheap.

i suspect she gets more money from dad than she wants to admit to and he likely gives her an allowance in addition to the other financial help. I’d love to be a nepotism baby, but i wouldn’t hide it if I were (spoiler, I am not). Projecting an unrealistic lifestyle expectation on a young audience is like…icky.

This is why I love Sophie shohet, she buys from every category, genuinely has money to spend and still is critical about what she purchases

I love Sophie. She keeps it real and is honest about everything. I also think it’s so cool that she’s also into cars. She also doesn’t do a bunch of sponsorships. I don’t mind a few, a girl has to make her bag, but she keeps it to like farfetch.

Also why I’m reiterating my love for Cassie Thorpe. She’s a sweetheart and she only has a few sponsorships but theyre relevant to her content. Her style and mine clash a lot but she’s lovely and also very honest in her reviews and buys RTW and from smaller brands too.
 
My most favorites now are only Minks4All, Carol Chan and Sophie Sohet. They don't buy to unbox. They have an appreciation of handbags in general of all brands, not just Chanel and Hermes. They don't buy Hermes just because it's a "natural progress". They don't do sponsored videos and their videos are usually ads free, so relaxing to watch. I really like them and always enjoy every single video they post. Minnie Minks4All is always energetic. I like her enthusiasm, it makes me feel like I have more motivation to work and buy bags.

Others like FashionablyAmy, Lou, Chase Amie...are just boring, same bags, same styles, same hauls, same unboxings, same things with loads of ads. When I think of Amy, every video is like 10 minutes of handbags with 5 minutes of Samorga at the beginning. Chase Amie always starts her videos with "today's video is sponsored by MyTheresa/FarFetch/Nordstrom". I hope they will do less videos like this because apparently they're losing viewers like me.
 
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I noticed even the YouTubers who has extra income by doing unboxings to offset their spendings are hesitant to even get the Chanel rtw. I wonder why? To me their rtw are so interesting!
I think the main reason why influencers aren’t into RTW unless it’s heavily branded (hats, jumpers, some tweed jackets and dresses and swimwear) is because it doesn’t scream Chanel and you have to have a good eye to recognize RTW. RTW is not the typical fashion status symbol. It’s more for people who generally prefer very good fit, materials and attention to detail. Also a chanel bag, shoes or jewelry can be combined with a lot of outfits - thus from influencer perspective grow your image as „the cool influencer who owns Chanel bags„ and inspirers you to save money for the “holygrail bag“ whereas most „average“ people don’t see the value for money in RTW. A standard statement of someone buying brands ONLY because of status would be: why should I buy trousers from Chanel for 3.000+ if hardly anybody will recognize it as Chanel =expensive).
 
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