Jess Hatzis critiques the homogenising effect of Instagram on fashion
Entrepreneur Jess Hatzis argues that Instagram has led to a uniform style across consumers, suggesting fashion quality has declined. The two sources present identical statements.
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My worst fashion mistake was wearing too much fake tan. It destroys even the most amazing outfit. I’ve always loved a scarf; I used to wear them as a top, but it’s too dangerous now with small kids pulling at my clothes, so I’ve converted to headscarves. They bring whimsy to an outfit and I don’t have to do my hair.
I sleep in silk Bond Street pyjamas, and it has to be a matching set. Feeling put together at the end of the day is calming to me. I’d never wear anything made from polyester.
My wish list has far too many things on it, but at the top is a Róhe leather jacket.
On a typical working day, I am usually overdressed in a sculptural embellished pencil skirt with a fine knit and vintage brooches. It’s my chance to wear my precious things without getting avocado smooshed on them. The weekends are more relaxed; I’ll wear my Nili Lotan “Shon” pants, a Kinga Csilla long-sleeve tee and thongs.
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Why Jess Hatzis thinks fashion has gone downhill since the onset of ‘Instagram style’
“There’s been a homogenisation of how we dress because we’re all consuming the same content,” says the entrepreneur.
1 hour ago · Georgie GordonWhy Jess Hatzis thinks fashion has gone downhill since the onset of ‘Instagram style’
“There’s been a homogenisation of how we dress because we’re all consuming the same content,” says the entrepreneur.
1 hour ago · Georgie Gordon