Favorite Chanel YouTubers?

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september1985 said:
would you please tell us which video he discusses his lawsuit?

Ericas girly world did the same thing years ago and got a lot of backlash about it, so she took down the video.
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He talked about it here and in the streams after. Start watching at 14 minutes. As per usual he's blowing things way out of proportion for shock factor, he's always so dramatic. He also shaded Sophie Shohet recently but I stopped watching after that. He seems to have a problem with just about everyone, always bit-ching.


It's hard to believe that what this guy once did had class to it. What nonsense is that? Ragebaiting people? His content was informative and excellent and I always learned a lot from it.
 
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Sophie Shohet is another influencer I used to watch and massively relate to, but who has unfortunately become someone I can't stand. I used to love her outfit videos, 'mod shots', vlogs, and honest insights into all kinds of things. She's a knowledgeable British lady, and I always appreciated how well-spoken and classy she is. Sadly, she seems to have jumped on just about every ridiculous trend from dupes to getting rid of her bags. She started bashing brands overnight, only to offer cheaper alternatives to high-end outfits. For every single one, she has a sponsorship and affiliate link or code going. Whole videos have essentially become adverts. I find it ironic that she's seemingly denounced luxury, only to replace it with what appear to be fast-fashion brands that she collaborates with. I find that dishonest, yet she tries to make it seem like she's on our side, doing us a favour. These people forget one crucial thing: people subscribed for the luxury content, not whatever this is. That said, while I'm annoyed by the five-minute-long sponsored sections she tries to pass off as "oh, I discovered this lovely Dior-inspired skirt, and who wants to pay thousands for the real deal?", I do still acknowledge that her descriptions make it very clear that these are sponsored videos and contain affiliate links. And despite all that, I still think she's classy, insightful, and entertaining to watch, particularly for someone who understands British ways of communicating and so on.
 
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#1,188
luxerubbish said:
It’s also disappointing how he criticizes people throwing shade or shaming them for various reasons, only to turn around and complain about being bullied in the comments. If you dish it out, you should be prepared to take it!
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100% agree! The first few years of his channel was actually informative and entertaining. Now it's all snark and click baits.
 
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#1,190
My favorites are the ones that really, truly love handbags (and shoes/jewelry/accessories). The ones that you can FEEL their joy through the screen, because that is how I feel about my treasures.
To name a few: Luxe Purse Love, Amelia Rose Closet, Cassie Thorpe, Carolina Oliveira, Luxury and Life in the Middle, Maria Draganova, Handbagaholic, Amber Ashleigh and Romina Rose May.
I know I left out some of my other favorites, but these are the ones that come to mind at the moment.
No drama, just the love of a shared hobby :D
 
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Just as I clicked on today’s livestream he mocked wealthy white women dressed in head-to-toe Chanel again, ridiculing their fake emotions and private jets. I'm not entirely sure what he was referring to, but it was just disgusting. I suspect it might have been the Chanel book club. But what is his problem with women, I wonder? Who does he think Chanel designs for? Who else would wear their $40,000 outfits? Rich women. Head-to-toe Chanel costs money. I’m at a loss for words. He’s a bitter, judgmental fool. Jealousy is so evident.
 
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luxerubbish said:
Just as I clicked on today’s livestream he mocked wealthy white women dressed in head-to-toe Chanel again, ridiculing their fake emotions and private jets. I'm not entirely sure what he was referring to, but it was just disgusting. I suspect it might have been the Chanel book club. But what is his problem with women, I wonder? Who does he think Chanel designs for? Who else would wear their $40,000 outfits? Rich women. Head-to-toe Chanel costs money. I’m at a loss for words. He’s a bitter, judgmental fool. Jealousy is so evident.
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Report him for hate speech. I did.
 
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luxerubbish said:
Just as I clicked on today’s livestream he mocked wealthy white women dressed in head-to-toe Chanel again, ridiculing their fake emotions and private jets. I'm not entirely sure what he was referring to, but it was just disgusting. I suspect it might have been the Chanel book club. But what is his problem with women, I wonder? Who does he think Chanel designs for? Who else would wear their $40,000 outfits? Rich women. Head-to-toe Chanel costs money. I’m at a loss for words. He’s a bitter, judgmental fool. Jealousy is so evident.
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I used to watch him lament that Chanel didn't make clothes suitable for men as well; he said VV had focused too much on feminine tailoring etc. This struck me as odd because Gabrielle Chanel's design legacy is all about freeing women from restrictive fashion by adopting traditionally masculine styles (tweed, looser tailoring etc.). It feels a bit off to criticize a brand built on empowering women for not catering to men, especially when many other fashion houses have historically focused on menswear without facing similar criticism. It's not necessarily malicious, but it could be seen as overlooking Chanel's core mission and the importance of her work for women's fashion.
 
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ameliabedelia said:
Well then I suppose I might leave a comment making fun of his ethnicity and gender and let's see what he does. He is a terrible representative for Chanel if that's what he's trying to do.
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Well, see, you can’t do that because he’ll pull the victim card on you. Only he gets to troll people, but he’s always the victim. Saying that Chanel designs/designed for women, not men (apart from very few exceptions), is a fact. Oh, and I know he’ll probably say… Coco Chanel was inspired by menswear, tweed, messenger bags blah blah blah. However, she revolutionized a style—a particular style for women.

In my personal opinion (don’t crucify me for saying this) these clothes look absolutely awful on an overweight middle aged man. It’s the truth. They’re not designed to look good on a male body, much less when paired with tracksuits and sneakers. It’s the 21st century and anyone can wear anything they like but we’re still free to say we like or don’t like something. Not liking something doesn’t instantly make you (insert)phobic.
 
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