Favorite Chanel YouTubers?

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Wenwen Stokes generally shops lots of RTW! And I find her taste is exquisite and sometimes out of the box (she's currently on a youtube-hiatus, I think, since she doesn't do youtube full-time) Here's her covering her entire Dior collection as of 2020, but I saw on instagram she has been adding a lot more since





She and her mom also share some wardrobe. I found that her videos are so fun to watch cuz her style is always a bit unexpected and she has good eyes for color!

Love her vids! I like that she's so casual, spontaneous, a bit quirky, and just fun to watch. She's not trying to sell you sponsored product, etc.
 
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.



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.

I really enjoy Cassie. I wouldn’t buy 95% of what she likes, but her channel offers a good variety of content, she’s crystal clear about what is a sponsorship, and she has been transparent about the fact she gets merchandise credit from places like Farfetch. Plus, I appreciate that she buys across all categories.

The one comment I will make about Minks4all (and I like her and a lot of her content) is that she is doing sponsorships. Polene sending her bags (plus I’d be surprised if she wasn’t being compensated), the second life jewelry she promotes, etc., all seem to be sponsorships of some type. She just doesn’t do the Lilysilk, Senreve, and Farfetch that everyone else does. So unless she’s making a million dollars a year, I’d be very surprised if she was bringing in less than six figures a year from her channel.

One of my favorite YouTubers is SmokeyGlow. She’s a commentary and make-up channel, but occasionally she talks about luxury brands.
 
I love ❤️ DaylesAddiction, Jerusha Couture, Autumn Beckman, Sophie Shohet, LuMi LevelUp, Babsi Goes Vintage, Vivenne Connelly, StyledByGwenny, Mel in Melbourne and Caitlin Pawlowski. I'm addicted to their voices and diverse luxury fashion tastes and informative advice
 
I've also recently discovered Dayle's Addiction and I really enjoy her - she has a great personal style and her videos are very relaxing, yet smart with interesting topics. I do watch Autumn Beckman too, she's a teacher and not necessarily a typical luxury Youtuber but that's just refreshing! And since she was mentioned in the above comment too, I'm on the fence about Caitlin Pawlowski :biggrin:

As a side note, I just saw one of the recently mentioned Youtubers saying they had found some of these comments as bullying. Thought I'd just mention that as it's good to be conscious of the fact that these people will often end up reading these comments :flowers:
 
[/QUOTE] As a side note, I just saw one of the recently mentioned Youtubers saying they had found some of these comments as bullying. Thought I'd just mention that as it's good to be conscious of the fact that these people will often end up reading these comments :flowers:
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*** Bullying in any form is not acceptable! Thank you for mentioning it
 
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I really enjoy Cassie. I wouldn’t buy 95% of what she likes, but her channel offers a good variety of content, she’s crystal clear about what is a sponsorship, and she has been transparent about the fact she gets merchandise credit from places like Farfetch. Plus, I appreciate that she buys across all categories.

The one comment I will make about Minks4all (and I like her and a lot of her content) is that she is doing sponsorships. Polene sending her bags (plus I’d be surprised if she wasn’t being compensated), the second life jewelry she promotes, etc., all seem to be sponsorships of some type. She just doesn’t do the Lilysilk, Senreve, and Farfetch that everyone else does. So unless she’s making a million dollars a year, I’d be very surprised if she was bringing in less than six figures a year from her channel.

One of my favorite YouTubers is SmokeyGlow. She’s a commentary and make-up channel, but occasionally she talks about luxury brands.

I was just going to say this! I love SmokeyGlow. I just watched her video about how excessive sponsorships helped the decline of the YouTube makeup beauty group online. She also cracked me up with her video about Birkins. I agree with various posters about being turned off by all the sponsorship content. I have unsubscribed from various channels because of all the sponsorship stuff.
 
As a side note, I just saw one of the recently mentioned Youtubers saying they had found some of these comments as bullying. Thought I'd just mention that as it's good to be conscious of the fact that these people will often end up reading these comments :flowers:

Good to keep in mind, I can make an effort to be kinder, it is a brave thing to do to put yourself out there! I do feel bullied with all these advertisements they throw in my face though. haha
 
Good to keep in mind, I can make an effort to be kinder, it is a brave thing to do to put yourself out there! I do feel bullied with all these advertisements they throw in my face though. haha
I agree hard to put yourself out there but at the end of the day not everyone's going to vibe with a creator and thats ok.
 
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