Influencers and Hermes
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This..... This speaks volume of where the values and culture is going. Sad. We're all going to play pretend and not speak of the elephant in the room in fear of hurting someones feelings. Thats where all this has gotten us... lol
Dang...good eye!!
Seriously lololol who is she kidding....
I like her fashion commentary. Its just sad she cant be more authentic with her audience and more importantly with herself.
Oh dang..... wow..... just wow.... I really can't wrap my head around why people do this kind of fake business. I guess anything for the almighty dollar...The artisan who stitched her bag seems to have an off day
oh my goodness.
I liked the content and the energy in this talk, fairly upbeat without being hysterical
Thanks for sharing.Tammy is very straight forward about H as she was blacklisted. No problem, I thought that it might interest peopleI liked the content and the energy in this talk, fairly upbeat without being hysterical
She used to be a client of H Calgary. H found out that she created a company, Juxe Du Jour. So basically, long story short she got called into the boutique and the SM spoke to her about her reselling business and how they do not condone selling to her and that she is participating in the reselling industry. She tried to explain that she didnt resell her own bags from the boutique, and could bring them all back to prove to the SM. The SM said she didn't care about that and was not going to allow a person associating with reselling to shop with them, thus blacklisted her and her then bf, now husband. That's just the quick summary, there's a full story somewhere I think.
Is this person even considered an influencer with so few followers? I mean, just because someone has a social media presence on YouTube and Instagram doesn’t make one an influencer. I hope I don’t come across as being super *****y but like genuinely, we ought to be more judicious in what we post.I followed her on Instagram! Back in March, she did a sneak peak (unboxing) in the Hermes store on Instagram! Every now and then she does share photos of her in the Hermes store shopping too. Also, invited for SO and the hermes spring summer event. All the diamonds she bought from Hermes, not hard to believe she got a picnic birkin from the store
Anyways I digress. What I wanted to comment here is, how on earth did she end up with an old Z stamp bag despite her high prespend. Display piece? Would you guys accept an old Z stamp bag that has great specs but it’s been sitting in the boutique for a while?
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I wouldn't mind at all
As long as it fits my desired specs, I don't care.
Has anyone seen the “road map” Lady’s goyard video? Is she now an expert on all luxury brands? I know she loves to show how many Loro P loafers she has and how hard they are to get. I’ve seen old videos of her’s where she pretends to be embarrassed about things she use to wear and carry. It seems she’s always just jumped on every trendy thing. And now she’s been able to buy her way into several H bags and she fancies herself a luxury and financial authority. She needs to be seen as enviable. That being said, I have a St Louis Goyard and I use it constantly for travel and I have never had an issue with the handles melting or corners cracking. And I lived in the intensive heat of the UAE for years.
This isn’t that unusual and no the bag hasn’t been sitting at the boutique all these years. H makes bags in batches and then sometimes decides to hold some back in Paris for whatever inventory control reasons they determine to be best for their financials. This is especially true for LE bags where it’s easiest to make them all at once but then they slowly drip them to stores to keep the exclusivity high.
I’m not a fan of the Bolide on wheels. This looks like a really cute toy if it’s real. But probably costs more than my first car 🤣