In which Mina Le goes into for example the history of the suit, the pantsuit, and other office wear, and how the history of these affects current fashion - using Monica Lewinsky, American Psycho,...
In which Mina Le goes into for example the history of the suit, the pantsuit, and other office wear, and how the history of these affects current fashion - using Monica Lewinsky, American Psycho, Mad Men, and more, as examples of the way in which office fashion and culture changed over the years. Also a couple of more feminist points about women's wear in the office and how it really changed from the 70's onward when more and more women began working.
She does have a hot take or two in this video that I thought were kind of odd and/or a kind of chronically online Tiktok point of view (everybody is certainly not obsessed with any one thing lol) - but that's still interesting too in its own way - to get a perspective on something you don't normally engage with at all. Stealing this from the comment section on Youtube:
As someone who doesn’t use tik tok, all of these aesthetics and your videos in general are always surprising and new info to me. It further confirms why I don’t want to use that platform.
But yeah, she is always worth a watch I think, especially for the history parts of her videos 😊
Edit: also this hahaha
i must be chronically offline because ive never heard of this "core" lmao theres too many cores
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i'm so happy for you, this is like my dream relationship to the internet. grasstouchingcore
In which Mina Le goes into for example the history of the suit, the pantsuit, and other office wear, and how the history of these affects current fashion - using Monica Lewinsky, American Psycho, Mad Men, and more, as examples of the way in which office fashion and culture changed over the years. Also a couple of more feminist points about women's wear in the office and how it really changed from the 70's onward when more and more women began working.
She does have a hot take or two in this video that I thought were kind of odd and/or a kind of chronically online Tiktok point of view (everybody is certainly not obsessed with any one thing lol) - but that's still interesting too in its own way - to get a perspective on something you don't normally engage with at all. Stealing this from the comment section on Youtube:
But yeah, she is always worth a watch I think, especially for the history parts of her videos 😊
Edit: also this hahaha