Youtuber Emma Chamberlain Rates 2023's Top Fashion Trends | Vogue

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Barbie-core, coastal grandmother, tomato girl summer...which trend was the best of the best? Emma Chamberlain, trend connoisseur, gives her 20/20 take on the top fashion movements of 2023

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[sarahvma]

I hope we’re approaching the end of the influencer era.

[insecuredesign]

Being an influencer is considered a dream job by many teens and adults. I feel like we’re stuck with it 😔

[delfintaka]

But tiktok fragments everything SO much, it is impossible to hook anyone on any content.

[sandstorm]

when the other option is fighting 500 applicants for a 40-hour a week job that crushes your soul and doesn't even pay enough, I don't blame them. At least with an influencership they can shill shit they enjoy or meet new people.

[insecuredesign]

That’s true, but it still feels like it comes down to luck in the way it always is for fame. It’s not that attainable.

[sandstorm]

That's true and fair; It sucks that making a living any way comes down to luck instead of skill or work ethic.

[bossm]

Is it that way in the US? In Germany nobody wants to work anymore. It’s hard to find someone right.

[sandstorm]

we have the "nobody wants to work" rhetoric in the US as well, depending on the job, it's either not paying enough, not enough hours on top of that, or companies want to hold out for an imaginary person and hire noone...and then whine no one wants to work anymore.

[la_loony]

It's definitely like this in Germany too.
Employers just can't handle potential employees having expectations at a work place and not just taking whatever job they might get offered.

And going off my own job search a few years ago, a lot of employers are lacking in the application process already. I don't expect to be invited to an interview for every application I send out. I do however expect to be informed, no matter how brief and copy/pasted the message is, when I am not being considered.

[glitterslugs]

i work around a lot of trade jobs and i've noticed people don't want to work under someone, so everyone will study their trade or apprenticeship and then leave straight away once qualified to open their own business. one got in so much legal shit bc he didn't know how to do anything, he just didn't want to be working for someone else.

[monsterlovebosa]

Influencer is just another word for sales person.