Don't get me wrong here, I love your blog and your outfit posts an incredible amount. One thing I would like to say is that sometimes it is difficult to actually see the clothing in the posts, like for example the Drop Dead jeans in this one. And I know I can just go to the website and look at them, but I always think it's interesting to see real people wearing the clothes as opposed to the models the company chooses, and see the cut, etc. Again, I'm not trying to come off as disrespectful or offensive here. And I understand that there are different personal stylistic approaches to these types of posts. I just thought I'd post one long-time readers thoughts. Loved the outfit as per usual.! :) letitiaharriet.blogspot.com
I understand where you're coming from but my shoots are creatively based, they're not based on selling - particularly this post seeing as it's called "All In The Details".
I personally find styled shoots working around showing every inch of the clothes unnecessary and tedious to read so I don't like taking that approach myself. Magazines don't show every detail of a piece in an editorial for the same reasons!
Like you said, you can simply click through to the website to see the clothing on the websites fully if you wish.
Thanks for your reply! Totally understood, I assumed it was a creative choice. It's actually kind of refreshing to see your point of view on this, considering a lot of bloggers these days do base their posts on the 'selling' aspect. It's just something I thought I'd mention as I've seen it a lot throughout your styling posts. Thanks again for the reply. :)
I love the detail in the Drop Dead jeans, that patch is so cute!
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Don't get me wrong here, I love your blog and your outfit posts an incredible amount. One thing I would like to say is that sometimes it is difficult to actually see the clothing in the posts, like for example the Drop Dead jeans in this one. And I know I can just go to the website and look at them, but I always think it's interesting to see real people wearing the clothes as opposed to the models the company chooses, and see the cut, etc.
ReplyDeleteAgain, I'm not trying to come off as disrespectful or offensive here. And I understand that there are different personal stylistic approaches to these types of posts. I just thought I'd post one long-time readers thoughts. Loved the outfit as per usual.! :)
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Hi Letitia,
DeleteI understand where you're coming from but my shoots are creatively based, they're not based on selling - particularly this post seeing as it's called "All In The Details".
I personally find styled shoots working around showing every inch of the clothes unnecessary and tedious to read so I don't like taking that approach myself. Magazines don't show every detail of a piece in an editorial for the same reasons!
Like you said, you can simply click through to the website to see the clothing on the websites fully if you wish.
Thanks for your reply! Totally understood, I assumed it was a creative choice. It's actually kind of refreshing to see your point of view on this, considering a lot of bloggers these days do base their posts on the 'selling' aspect. It's just something I thought I'd mention as I've seen it a lot throughout your styling posts. Thanks again for the reply. :)
DeleteLove the styling of this xx
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I love your beanie and necklace!
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I love the vest here! You've put this outfit together very well x
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Necklace is sooo cute! Photos are amazing as always!
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