Today I'll be talking about something I've briefly touched on before but I want to get a little bit deeper into; the idea of a target audience in relation to highly concentrated, specific aesthetics. (Note: something odd happened with the sound around the middle of the episode, sorry about that!)
Today I'll be talking about the internet's obsession with originality and the possible effects of this, as well as my own experiences with it. (Quick edit: last week I mentioned that Marisa Maino of the Tramp Stamps was trying to emulate Melanie Martinez when I meant to say Marina and the Diamonds, so if you were confused about that, that's why!)
I'm back folks! This week I'll be making a prediction for a future fashion trend. I'll discuss the possible rise of twee, why I believe it may be on the horizon, and its significance. Links for sources on sustainability: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/brookerobertsislam/2019/08/31/second-hand-is-the-answer-to-sustainable-fashion-says-oxfam/amp/ https://thewilsonbeacon.com/17279/magazine/cheap-clothes-and-child-labor-the-dark-underworld-of-fast-fashion/
The first (and an extra short) episode of People My Age! In this episode, I'll discuss Buzzfeed: its rise to popularity, the brand it has made for itself, and its shortcomings, as well as my own experiences with the site.
5 min
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People My Age is a podcast about obsessions, trends, social media, and culture seen through the eyes of a seventeen year old living in New York City.