Emma Chamberlain

It doesn't feel like I forced it.

People were buying things that they didn't maybe even like that much to follow that trend.

They were buying things that weren't personal to them.

Keychains and clips and little dangly things to add onto the bag.

I always try to inspire myself and others to participate in trends only if it feels super honest to oneself and one's sense of style.

Like if a trend pops up and it feels you, great, you know?

You probably already have the stuff then to participate in the trend because...

If it's so you, you might already have it.

And if not, I think an extra step of thought and due diligence is necessary in order to ensure that the trend is not being participated in just because it's simply a trend.

Not that I need to defend myself, but I think the reason why this worked out so well was because I already had all those pins.

I already had that bag.

And that, I think, is proof, at least to me, that it's like, okay, this is not following a trend wrongfully.

This was just...

I don't know.

I think I'm making it a little bit deeper than it needs to be, I fear.

I fear that I'm having a spiral about this and that I don't need to be.

So let's move forward because I'm going off on a tangent that is so unnecessary, really unnecessary.

Let's move on.

Oh my God.

The next thing I'm about to talk about might be my favorite thing on this whole list.