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Millennial Core Is Back, Balenciaga x Britney & EOFY sales · Two Broke Chicks

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Speaker 1: We're so excited because it's really fun, Like I had
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Speaker 1: so much fun recording last week's episode, and I'm really
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Speaker 1: excited to jump into this week's topics. Yeah, News Arrivals
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Speaker 1: number one Millennial Core is back.
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Speaker 2: Yes, you might not be saying that by the end
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Speaker 2: of this segment.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I just realized what you're talking about.
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Speaker 1: So peplam was the first amongst the rise of the
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Speaker 1: two thousand and tens, if you will, millennial core, and
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Speaker 1: it was seen on celebrities like Emma Stone, Nicole Kidman Zendeya.
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Speaker 1: And it's definitely a little bit more reimagined and a
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Speaker 1: little bit modernized. And I think that's the string of
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Speaker 1: consistency that we can see with trend cycles, Like when
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Speaker 1: a trend comes back, it's always reimagined some way.
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Speaker 2: Like look at ballet flats for example.
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Speaker 1: They were very much a two thousand and twenty tens
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Speaker 1: millennial core esque vibe, but very much modernized in some ways.
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Speaker 1: Some of them are tried and true to the olden days,
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Speaker 1: but they were definitely modernized to kind of have a
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Speaker 1: little bit of a twist.
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Speaker 2: And I think that is the point of trends, because
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Speaker 2: it's like, no, but it's different exactly. No, but you
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Speaker 2: don't own this. That's so you can't pull it out
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Speaker 2: of your garage because it's different.
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Speaker 1: Whilst Peplin had its time in the sun, I would say.
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Speaker 2: Maybe six months ago.
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Speaker 1: Yep. This week, the bandage dress is back House of
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Speaker 1: CAB's latest collection has just dropped, with a number of
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Speaker 1: different styles of bandage dresses. The collection includes an array
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Speaker 1: of colors, including your neutrals like black and cream white,
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Speaker 1: but also your greens, oranges and pinks.
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Speaker 2: Very two thousand.
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Speaker 1: And tens core Paris Hilton even commented on one of
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Speaker 1: their posts celebrating with some emojis, and there are definitely
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Speaker 1: some thoughts, feelings, and emotions and there's very few in
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Speaker 1: the middle. The collection starts at three hundred and one dollars.
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Speaker 4: Aud Wow, but I'm like, how long until we see
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Speaker 4: this on Princess poly for one hundred and thirty bucks?
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Speaker 2: Agreed?
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Speaker 1: I think House of CB like consistently has a high
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Speaker 1: price tag. Do I think a bandage dress needs to
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Speaker 1: be three hundred.
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Speaker 2: Dollars I'm not sure.
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Speaker 1: I'm not sure, but that's also their branding, you know,
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Speaker 1: so true. Yeah, like they're probably not going to all
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Speaker 1: of a sudden drop like a super affordable dress. But
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Speaker 1: also I do wonder does a bandage dress need to
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Speaker 1: be of high quality for the structure, because it has
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Speaker 1: a very specific.
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Speaker 2: Shape it does.
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Speaker 1: I looked into the fabric and fiber composition what have
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Speaker 1: we got?
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Speaker 2: And it was pretty.
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Speaker 1: Dominantly a nylon elastine blend, which we're not designers or buyers.
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Speaker 1: So you know, we're not going to say that we
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Speaker 1: know exactly what these costs to make, but traditionally those
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Speaker 1: fibers haven't necessarily come with a high price tag to
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Speaker 1: construct a garment. Again, we don't know what the cost
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Speaker 1: of construction is in their warehouse or whatever that is,
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Speaker 1: but I think it's fair to say there's a pretty
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Speaker 1: hefty mark up there.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred percent.
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Speaker 1: So if you're unfamiliar with the icon, and I do
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Speaker 1: believe it is an icon, that is the bandage dress.
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Speaker 1: It was a twenty tens staple worn by the likes
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Speaker 1: of Kim Kardashian, Rhianna, Miranda Ker and every millennial going
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Speaker 1: out into the CBD with the girls and their sky
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Speaker 1: high stiletto heels.
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Speaker 2: Did you ever wear a band stress?
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Speaker 4: I was an emo, So no, it doesn't sit in
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Speaker 4: my aesthetic and never has, and I don't think it
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Speaker 4: ever will. I don't think I could ever styl it
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Speaker 4: in a way that I would feel like myself, but
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Speaker 4: I do recall like Kim Kardashian and Rihanna wearing them
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Speaker 4: and like thinking it looked amazing on them.
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Speaker 1: The reviews are very mixed, and I would go as
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Speaker 1: far to say that this launch has been a success
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Speaker 1: for the brand. While I haven't seen any of the
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Speaker 1: items sold out at the time of this recording, the
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Speaker 1: social likes versus the comments has been misbalanced. One of
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Speaker 1: the posts about the Bandage Stress collection had thirty two
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Speaker 1: thousand likes wow, and one hundred and twenty three comments.
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Speaker 1: Now the comments are very mixed, some saying millennial core
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Speaker 1: is back. Am I the only one who thinks bandage
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Speaker 1: stresses look cheap?
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Speaker 2: One hundred percent?
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Speaker 1: Understand it's to appreciate where you started, but it feels
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Speaker 1: off brandy current persona.
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Speaker 2: Another one said House of CB is my favorite.
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Speaker 1: Please don't do this to yourselves, And then there were
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Speaker 1: also other comments saying I love it, vibes, vibes vibes,
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Speaker 1: another one saying why are people saying it doesn't feel
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Speaker 1: on brand?
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Speaker 2: You clearly don't know the brand.
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Speaker 1: Then and finally, I'm born in ninety four, I'm here
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Speaker 1: for the comeback. When we posted it on our own
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Speaker 1: page alerting to the rise, the sentiment was similarly the same,
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Speaker 1: potentially more skewing towards please God know, Yeah, yeah, I
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Speaker 1: think the reviews on this are mixed, like people are
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Speaker 1: either for it or against it, and that is very
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Speaker 1: common when it comes to trends. I was thinking about
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Speaker 1: this and I when I first.
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Speaker 2: Saw it, I was on the yol did you ever
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Speaker 2: wear one? I did? Okay, I did, feeling I was
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Speaker 2: from a flashback h To.
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Speaker 1: Be honest, I loved mine back then, like I didn't
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Speaker 1: dislike it. I felt very hot in my bandage dress
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Speaker 1: back then. It's not necessarily something that I would wear
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Speaker 1: now my style evolution has very much changed. I could
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Speaker 1: potentially get around like a chocolate brown bandage tank top
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Speaker 1: that I could see as like a modernized version of it,
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Speaker 1: that's like a superstructured tank. Yeah, that's in a color that's.
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Speaker 2: A little bit less millennial.
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Speaker 1: But it's not necessarily something that I ran to the
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Speaker 1: house of C. B Side to purchase to continue. And
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Speaker 1: this is the secret I have been keeping to you
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Speaker 1: on the fact that millennial core is back. The final
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Speaker 1: trend that has been called out to have its resurgence
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Speaker 1: is that neon is back. According to Vogue Australia.
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Speaker 3: Oh what are we talking?
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Speaker 4: So?
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Speaker 1: The publication's recent feature highlights the resurgence of neon in
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Speaker 1: contemporary fashion, with designers such as Memeu and Prada, who
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Speaker 1: are embracing fluorescent shades, think electric pinks, luminous screens, and
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Speaker 1: radiant yellows to infuse energy and optimism into their collections.
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Speaker 1: And it's very much high fashion at the moment. I'm
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Speaker 1: not necessarily sure we've seen this filtered down into everyday stores.
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Speaker 2: Yet, and I'm not really sure when we will. What
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Speaker 2: are your thoughts.
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Speaker 4: I think it's so interesting, but I just think these
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Speaker 4: things do happen in cycles, because for the last few years,
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Speaker 4: old money, quiet, luxury capsule wardrobe has been the trend,
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Speaker 4: and this is the reverse of that, and I think
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Speaker 4: we see that happen time and time again in fashion.
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Speaker 4: It was like in the seventies, boho and flowy and
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Speaker 4: natural hues.
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Speaker 2: Was in fashion.
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Speaker 4: Then in the eighties it was all about big, exaggerated
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Speaker 4: silhouettes and neon and color. Then in the nineties it
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Speaker 4: was no, let's go muted again, but we're going grungy.
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Speaker 4: Then in the two thousands it was no, everything's bubblegum pink.
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Speaker 3: Like, we see this kind.
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Speaker 4: Of rebellion against what's been in fashion in the previous
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Speaker 4: season happened time and time again. But with the way
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Speaker 4: that the fashion cycles work. Now they're happening so much quicker.
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Speaker 4: It's so it happens so quick. So rather than it
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Speaker 4: being a decade that represents it's like one year. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: a decade that represents an entire sort of aesthetic. Now
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Speaker 4: it's yeah, perhaps even just a season. So I wouldn't
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Speaker 4: be surprised if this is something that we see in
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Speaker 4: our fast fashion retailers. By the time spring and summer
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Speaker 4: comes around, well, it's already in pop culture. Look at
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Speaker 4: brat Summer so true at how neon green was the
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Speaker 4: color for an entire year and still continues to reign supreme.
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Speaker 4: We've also seen Addison Ray in her latest album featuring
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Speaker 4: neon pink hair, and it's kind of being seen within
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Speaker 4: green micro shorts and pink ballet flats. That, yeah, millennial
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Speaker 4: core is having a resurgence from the fashion graveyard, and
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Speaker 4: I'm scared. I'm interested to see how this arises, because,
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Speaker 4: as always with trends, we take the stance that you
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Speaker 4: have free will, you can wear whatever you want. Do
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Speaker 4: you need to wear every single trend?
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Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 1: Do you need to feel like you can't play around
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Speaker 1: with trends because they're bad and vilified. Also, no, you're
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Speaker 1: allowed to have self expression and experiment in the goals
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Speaker 1: of finding things that do fit your style, personality and
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Speaker 1: what makes you feel good and fun and.
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Speaker 2: If that's Fluo Pink pop off.
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Speaker 4: News Arrivals Number two Balenciaga drops Britney Spears merch collaboration
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Speaker 4: with prices starting at around fifteen hundred dollars.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: So, this week Balenciaga dropped its Spring twenty twenty six
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Speaker 4: collection Exactitudes, including a collaboration with Britney Spears that included
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Speaker 4: a merch line and also a curated playlist.
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Speaker 2: What what was in the playlist?
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Speaker 3: The ultimate accessory remixes of Britney?
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Speaker 2: Were they fresh songs?
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Speaker 4: No, they're not fresh songs, They're just remixes of Britney
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Speaker 4: hits that new remixes, Yeah, I believe, so okay, Yeah,
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Speaker 4: and those are free and available to the public. But
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Speaker 4: thought it was an interesting yeah, very much say interesting inclusion.
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Speaker 2: Okay. So this collection.
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Speaker 4: Marks Demna's last with Balenciaga before moving to his new
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Speaker 4: role as artistic director of Gucci. So so an interesting
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Speaker 4: legacy to leave behind. And when I first saw this,
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Speaker 4: I wondered, is Britney involved in this collaboration, and I
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Speaker 4: think with her conservativeship and you know a lot of
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Speaker 4: those things in the past, I wasn't the only person
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Speaker 4: having this question, but she apparently is involved, and she
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Speaker 4: made this statement in the press release. I have always
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Speaker 4: loved fashion and was so honored and excited Balenciaga and
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Speaker 4: Demna chose to collaborate with me on Demna's last collection
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Speaker 4: with the House, Britney said in the statement, adding I
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Speaker 4: hope my fans love it as much as I do.
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Speaker 4: These are some of my favorite images from such an
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Speaker 4: amazing time in my career and life, and I'm so
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Speaker 4: excited to share it with everyone.
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Speaker 3: So the images on the.
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Speaker 2: Merge, Yeah, what's in the merch?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so it's a series of T shirts.
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Speaker 1: Also saying merch in relation to Balenciaga is kind of wild.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's really interesting.
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Speaker 4: So the collection includes a series of T shirts, hoodies,
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Speaker 4: and caps, the majority of which are like graphic T shirts.
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Speaker 3: They either have a picture of.
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Speaker 4: Britney or like the Britney Spears logo that we were
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Speaker 4: used to seeing in the two thousands that was on
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Speaker 4: our album artwork, or when you brought merch back in
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Speaker 4: the day, yeah, and the images are pulled from a
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Speaker 4: two thousand and four Blender magazine shoot.
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Speaker 3: They're pretty iconic images. I would definitely rock one on
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Speaker 3: a T shirt.
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Speaker 4: However, unsurprisingly, the collection has received quite a bit of
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Speaker 4: critique because.
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Speaker 3: Of the price point.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, so let's run through how much the Britney, Spears
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Speaker 4: and Balenciaga collaboration costs. So the range includes T shirts
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Speaker 4: starting at twelve hundred and fifty dollars, distress caps from
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Speaker 4: eighteen ninety.
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Speaker 2: Eight hundred and ninety.
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Speaker 4: Dollars, hoodies from two thousand, two hundred and ninety dollars,
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Speaker 4: and flags Flags Flags.
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Speaker 3: For almost fifteen hundred dollars.
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Speaker 2: That is robbery, Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I will say, I did say on a post published
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Speaker 4: on the Diet Prata instagram page about the collaboration. One
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Speaker 4: of the top comments on the post said it's giving
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Speaker 4: h and M merch loll and that had almost twelve
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Speaker 4: hundred likes, which I do think a lot of people
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Speaker 4: are saying, they're like, well.
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Speaker 1: It's exactly what's the difference between this and me going
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Speaker 1: and buying a.
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Speaker 2: T shirt with Brittany on it.
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Speaker 1: I think the difference is, you know, Britney's been involved
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Speaker 1: in this one personally and closely, which you know she
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Speaker 1: didn't have that for a really long time. Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I will say, like, the shirts do look incredible quality.
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Speaker 1: Hundred, but not for I wonder if this is an
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Speaker 1: attempt for Balenciaga to move out of basically they're canceled
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Speaker 1: situation that they've had from very rightfully so negative media.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Well that was the first thing that I thought when
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Speaker 4: I saw the collaboration as well, and we're not alone
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Speaker 4: on that same diet Pritor post. The caption was can
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Speaker 4: Brittany uncancel Balenciaga? Question mark loll so to refresh your
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Speaker 4: memory if you don't remember to reass through Balenciaga was
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Speaker 4: canceled because yeah, it's hard to keep up with cancel culture,
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Speaker 4: but this one did cause quite a stir, and I
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Speaker 4: think for good reason. So to refresh your memory. The
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Speaker 4: high fashion brand was canceled in late twenty twenty two
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Speaker 4: after releasing controversial ad campaigns featuring children holding Teddy Bears
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Speaker 4: in BDSM style outfits, and then also in another campaign,
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Speaker 4: it featured court documents in an office flat lay setting
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Speaker 4: that related to child exploitation, sparking widespread backlash over perceived
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Speaker 4: inappropriate messaging and lack of oversight. So it was these
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Speaker 4: two things that happened very closely to each other, and
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Speaker 4: everybody was like, what the fuck Balenciaga? Literally, And the
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Speaker 4: thing is is that these things have to pass through
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Speaker 4: so many hands that I'm like, who, why wasn't there
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Speaker 4: somebody on set combing through that document reading every single line?
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Speaker 4: Like why wasn't this a bespoke document made in house
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Speaker 4: that was about Balenciaga, Like, you guys can.
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Speaker 2: Afford to have the people checking.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you're charging literally a kidney for a T shirt.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, you can afford to have so many fact checking
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Speaker 4: the documents in your campaigns. And then that doesn't even
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Speaker 4: touch on the fact that you have images of children
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Speaker 4: wearing harnesses and is yu kid It's yeah, so rightfully.
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Speaker 4: So I think a lot of people were really really outraged.
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Speaker 1: Did they go to ground? Like did they kind of
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Speaker 1: go to ground for a bit after that? And then
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Speaker 1: when we were talking about this earlier this week, we
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Speaker 1: were kind of talking about how they then did that
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Speaker 1: outdoor runway, yeah, which Kim Kardashian was at.
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Speaker 4: So it's really interesting because I thought the same thing.
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Speaker 4: I was like, yeah, I feel like Balenciaga went to
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Speaker 4: ground and we hadn't heard from them for a while,
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Speaker 4: and then people just sort of slowly started peppering it
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Speaker 4: back in right.
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Speaker 3: But then when I was looking back.
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Speaker 4: Over it, I was like, late twenty twenty two wasn't
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Speaker 4: that long ago? And in the Amedia aftermath, Balenciaga and
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Speaker 4: Damna did issue apologies for the apparent oversight, so they
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Speaker 4: were so sorry, that's not the intention of the campaign,
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Speaker 4: accepted responsibility, YadA, YadA, YadA. And then Kim Kardashian was
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Speaker 4: also pressured at the time to make a statement because
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Speaker 4: she has been a long time muse for the brand
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Speaker 4: and is constantly in their campaigns wearing their clothes and
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Speaker 4: has been associated with the brand for a long time.
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Speaker 4: And I think also as a mum, people like, what
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Speaker 4: the fuck, like, you need to say something and expected
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Speaker 4: her to speak upon it, and she did, and she
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Speaker 4: said that she was reconsidering her alignment with the brand
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Speaker 4: and that she thought it was very disturbing. However, you
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Speaker 4: mentioned this runway, yeah, which we saw, and that was
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Speaker 4: in late twenty twenty three, So that was the Balenciaga
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Speaker 4: fool show, and that was the one that was quite
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Speaker 4: iconic at the time, but I think also did cause
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Speaker 4: quite disturb because it was soon after all of this
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Speaker 4: controversy and the campaign was an ode to like Hollywood
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Speaker 4: two thousand's iconic moments. So it was a runway outside
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Speaker 4: on the streets of Hollywood with like the Hollywood Sign
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Speaker 4: in the background, the palm trees, like very iconic visually,
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Speaker 4: But we saw Kim Kardashi in there, Kendall Jenner was there,
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Speaker 4: Nicole Kidman was there, and Samahayak was there as well
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Speaker 4: as a bunch of other well known celebs. So that
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Speaker 4: was only a year after that, and people were still
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Speaker 4: like supportive of.
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Speaker 3: Brand and going to their events.
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Speaker 4: And then we've also seen Kim like wearing Balenciaga still
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Speaker 4: since then and has been, you know, like posting in
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Speaker 4: her Instagram going to red carpet events and not not
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Speaker 4: wearing Balenciaga last year. She was also the face of
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Speaker 4: the bel Air handbag campaign in October twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 4: So I'm not really sure because she said that she was, yeah,
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Speaker 4: reevaluating her alignment with the brand, but it seems like
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Speaker 4: maybe she took a few months off but then immediately
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Speaker 4: has been working with them, so I'm not sure what's
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Speaker 4: happened what behind the scenes.
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Speaker 1: Theems like is that Balenciaga is using such big name
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Speaker 1: celebrities to potentially drown out the media backlash that resulted
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Speaker 1: after that campaign and collection. And yeah, I think diet
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Speaker 1: Prata's caption kind of is the question really.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, but I just wonder if you want to uncancel
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Speaker 4: your brand is a collaboration with Britney Spears with price
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Speaker 4: points starting at fifteen hundred dollars going to do that?
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Speaker 2: Interesting, We'll see, okay.
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Speaker 1: And then to wrap up the episode with our final
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Speaker 1: news arrivals of the week is that end of financial
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Speaker 1: year is in full swing. Normally we start seeing midyear
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Speaker 1: sales dropping within the last week of June. However, we
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Speaker 1: saw these sales dropping as early as the end of May.
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Speaker 1: And not to be dramatic, but I think some of
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Speaker 1: these sales are just as good, if not better than
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Speaker 1: Black Friday and End of financial year sales are basically
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Speaker 1: for brands to move old stock or stock they have
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Speaker 1: too much of, in order to make more room for
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Speaker 1: the new financial year. It's a goal to either make
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Speaker 1: more money before the financial year runs out or move
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Speaker 1: more stock out so that they can make more money
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Speaker 1: in the new financial year. And we've seen brands going
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Speaker 1: on sale that we see every year, but also some
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Speaker 1: brands offering deals that are better and also brands having
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Speaker 1: deals had a worse So we've seen the very consistent
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Speaker 1: sales from David Jones who are offering twenty to fifty
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Speaker 1: percent off fashion, home, beauty and more, Maya who have
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Speaker 1: up to fifty percent with their stock take sale. We've
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Speaker 1: seen h and M offering up to fifty percent off
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Speaker 1: and Lulu Lemon with up to fifty percent off. However,
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Speaker 1: we've also seen brands like Dish offering twenty percent off
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Speaker 1: sitewide including sale items, which is not common for brands.
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Speaker 1: But the other one that is absolutely underrated that I
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Speaker 1: haven't seen people discussing is Style Runner. Style Runner have
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Speaker 1: an up to fifty percent off mid year sale with
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Speaker 1: so many cult favorite brands, think New Balance and all
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Speaker 1: your favorite wear brands. Star Runner have such a great
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Speaker 1: sale selection because a lot of the time with end
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Speaker 1: of financial year sales, people think it's going to be
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Speaker 1: all the old shit the barrel, bottom of the barrel.
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Speaker 1: Sephora have beauty blenders for fourteen dollars.
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Speaker 2: There are new balanced sneakers for sixty dollars.
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Speaker 1: Also on the dome there are half price added as sneakers.
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Speaker 1: And end of financial year sales is a great time
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Speaker 1: to restock on items in your wardrobe that you haven't
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Speaker 1: necessarily had the chance to renew. I would say I
22:34
Speaker 1: talk about it like it's stock, because it is, but
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Speaker 1: it's a great way to get.
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Speaker 2: Ahead of those items.
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Speaker 1: It's also the perfect time to stock up on white
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Speaker 1: goods and furniture. So freedom is having a bunch of
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Speaker 1: sales the good guys Bingley and remembering that you can
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Speaker 1: price match. So we have put together our end of
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Speaker 1: financial year sales cheat sheet. It is linked in the
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Speaker 1: show notes as well as in our bio, and it
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Speaker 1: basically is a crest of all the best fashion active
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Speaker 1: where beauty sales, home sales that you can get. It
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Speaker 1: is not every single sale that is out there. It
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Speaker 1: is truly what we think is the best sales to
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Speaker 1: shop this end of financial year.
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Speaker 2: And this is also your last.
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Speaker 1: Kind of really good sale event before we get into
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Speaker 1: Black Friday and all those ones before the end of
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Speaker 1: the year. So if you have birthdays coming up, if
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Speaker 1: you're moving, this is a great time to kind of
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Speaker 1: get ahead, but also don't get too ahead. So we
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Speaker 1: know sale events are super fun. It's also probably very
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Speaker 1: tempting when you open this cheat sheet to be like,
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Speaker 1: I'm rich, I'm gonna make so much money because everything's
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Speaker 1: on sale.
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Speaker 2: That's not the intention.
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Speaker 1: It's to help you navigate in order to be able
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Speaker 1: to compare sales and get the best price.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, the end of financial year cheat sheet is
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Speaker 2: free to use.
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Speaker 1: It's got all the best sales in there LinkedIn our bio. Enjoy,
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Speaker 1: shop mindfully and have fun chicks and happen. We also
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Speaker 1: will be update daily and any revenue we make from
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Speaker 1: our affiliate links goes towards charity, so you can literally
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Speaker 1: donate to charity and chop end of financial your sales
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Speaker 1: in the same thing.
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