Lush (LushOne / Lush)

Because I remember when I was growing up, like my grandparents were super duper strict, super religious.

And there will be things that I want to do.

Like, oh, my friend is doing this or like every girl at school.

I go to private school on free dress.

Like I want to wear the skirt like everybody else.

And my grandma, one day, I guess she just got tired of it.

And she's like, look, it's not about you and what your friends think.

It's about when you dress like that, how you perceive by other people.

So now you out in the little cheerleader skirt.

in the uh crop top or whatever and you are out at the mall now it's men that are older than you that are looking at you now because they think oh because you got that on i could come talk to her where if you were dressed a little bit more modest they wouldn't feel as invited she's like they're already going to be how they are in general when you do certain you invite more attention to yourself

And for Lush, I do get that because I grew up around like a little bit of rich white kids.

So I get a lot of them do start expressing themselves like this punk rock type.

But at the same time with Suspect and Tay, it's the fake lashes.

It's the contacts.

It's the makeup that you got on.

Because other than that, yeah, it could be seen as innocence.

You just play Boy Cardi.

You're a punk rock.

You gothic.

whatever it is, but the makeup kind of sexualizes it a little bit.