My WORST Regrets |luxury designer shopping mistakes| for minimalist wardrobe and curated collection.
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- Hi guys, I'm Eileen. In this video, I want to open up about the worst decisions I've made on my journey of luxury shopping. After a decade of designer shopping, I now have a small luxury collection of bags, fine jewelry, designer shoes and beautiful ready to wear. I would say my current wardrobe is curated (almost minimalist), but I was certainly guilty of mindless shopping spree. The thing is, the more I bought, the more I craved for consumerism and shopping addiction. Deep inside me, I felt like no amount of unboxing would satisfy my need for dopamine-- I was in a rat race. I really hope this video will give you a more realistic view about luxury shopping. In my honest opinion, some luxury content does promote excessiveness. The weekly unboxing and haul videos might lead viewers to think shopping addiction is the only way to enjoy luxury. For me, buying less means I now truly appreciate the things I do have, rather than constantly looking for the next thing to buy. Let's shop sensibly and responsibly xx
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Thank you for watching this video about my luxury regrets/ mistakes. I love talking about intentional shopping and creating a curated wardrobe, simply because I've learnt my lessons the hard way. Luxury doesn't have to be enjoyed through excessiveness xx - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Omg... Your story about your husband driving you to the boutique sounds just like mine. Now in my late 40’s, I look back and realize how silly it was to have an obsession and own an object instead of enjoying a nice time together to celebrate important milestone occasions. We all live and learn. Thanks so much for giving me an opportunity to reflect back on past and silly mistakes.
Poor those gentlemen 😆 I am definitely a lot more sensible now and he no longer has to drive around like a headless chicken lol xx
Lucky that the same man is still with us to this day😉! Feeling more appreciative....for sure.
Wow. I really needed to hear this. Im 23 and I'm trying to start my luxury collection (while in college (stupid I know!!! peer pressure is real)) but your video was amazing. Just what I needed to hear. Slow the hell down and dont define my happines and success by designer things.
Aww you're too sweet! Thank you! I'm so glad you found my video helpful xx
Good lessons. With age, comes wisdom.
Definitely 💛
Nope, the regrets become more expensive 😉
Thank you for touching on the “investment” issue. I hear that word so much from TH-camrs in connection with clothes and bags, and it is a word used so mindlessly.
I used to buy and buy to buy happiness. The products weren't luxury but the money wasted was a lot and I'm slowly dialling it back. Great message 👍 👏 🙂
Thanks for sharing!! And all the best to you, I'm sure you'll do very well with mindful spending xx
Great points Eileen!!! Peer pressure, social media, “FOMO”..... all these are very real and scary. I have been trying to stay away from IG lately. Cultural influences are disabling as well. Thank you for the authentic chat and for sharing your insights with us!!!!
Thank you so much for your feedback! Have a lovely day xx
I don't do Instagram. It seems like a black hole for time and energy. But kudos to anyone with the courage and conviction to change direction. We all make mistakes, few admit to them!
You are absolutely right! Time spent with loved ones is truly the most important thing in life.
Definitely! xx
You may not have as many luxury items, but you have an abundance of wisdom! This was an honest and in-depth analysis that ALL of us should consider. Well said!
Thank you so much! xx
I am so glad i found your channel
I'm so glad to have you here! xx
Omg u are the most relatable, down to earth, real, wise luxury youtuber i ever known. I reasonates and agree with you.
Thank you so much, Sam! I really appreciate it xx
Luxury pieces are not investment, so true. Some of the luxury items are hard to sell and there are stress that could come up in the process of selling.
I totally agree with you, I have made similar mistakes. Thanks for your weekly sensible shopping videos, I have been doing good for a long while , but yesterday my “ handbag addiction “ almost got me again! 😅 Now I’m watching your videos on repeat to calm myself down! 🤣 I think it really helps! You are like my luxury shopping therapist! 😂 Thank you again ❤️
Aww I'm so happy I could help xx
Most of us r not much different from one another , we seem to go through the same cycle/evolution
So true! But I only wish I knew earlier, a lot of money would have been saved xx
@@ColourfulNoir no need for regrets. You are still young and can earn $$
Just pass on your knowledge to your kids. 😍 downfall of being first generation that can earn enough money for luxury.
It’s not easy to be so honest and candid - kudos to you. I think an honest self-reflection can lead to actions/behavior you will be more proud of, not to mention healthier, ie, less stress, the need to keep up, sleepless nights thinking about that item(s), etc.
I must say owning less has made me a happier person xx
This was so refreshing! Thank you for emphasizing that luxury items are not tied to your worth as a human being. It’s also so sweet how you talk about your husband and how these things have played a part in your relationship.
Thank you so much! My poor husband had definitely been very patient with my shopping. Looking back, I really wonder how he managed that 🙈
Thank you for this video, I really needed to her this. I recently discovered that I was buying things to make me feel good, but once I received it, the chase was over and I was on the hunt for the next thing. I sold about 40 items that I did not use or reach for any more and it felt great. I also did not get near half what I paid for them, and that part really sucks. This is a perfect video for people to hear. Thank you and god bless.
I feel your pain! It can be so liberating to let go of the things that no longer serve you, but the financial loss can be hard to swallow xx
This is wonderful. Confirms what I realized and feel now that I'm older ... Happiness is found within. ❤
Someone wise once said, happiness is a form of being, not buying xx
@@ColourfulNoir your video really made me evaluate a lot. This covid had me shopping a lot.... But it's really just fleeting. Which reminds me though, i do love Hermes but I can't justify $8000 or more for a purse.
Thank you Eileen for the honest & truthful thoughts. It is a good reminder for all of us to be mindful and intentional spender.
"Luxury doesnt change who you are" I agree with this.
Thank you so much xx
I have been on the same journey. I don’t know what got into me that I was so obsessed with buying luxury for a few years. I started reducing my collection a little over a year ago and am much happier with just a few nice pieces. I still have two items I want to sell but Fashionphile is saturated with inventory and no longer taking my items. I’m glad I started when I did and was able to already sell the majority of my collection. Everything is cyclical and I see the luxury craze coming to an end. Thank you for the conversation!
Thank you so much for sharing, Paige. Less is definitely more xx
I had trouble looking the part in my social circle, too. I felt like I had to have luxury handbags to hang out with my friends. I also felt a void and looked to shopping to feel happy but the happiness was fleeting. After having my son, I feel much more confident wearing whatever and having a sense of purpose. I still struggle with shopping when feeling stressed out or down, but it’s getting better. You have some really good advice.
Thank you so much for sharing!I used to do a lot of emotional shopping but it's so liberating to free myself from the dopamine addiction xx
@@ColourfulNoir Thank you! Yes, I’ve been getting into gardening lately and started working out again. I need to just focus on finding healthy ways to be happy. ❤️
I am having a curate luxury bag collection which contains 7 bags and I am very happy with it! Staying minimal makes me happy. Love your advice Eileen!
Thanks for sharing!! xx
I read from somewhere.. That most luxury brands are created for the "poor"... To feel rich when they own luxury items. It's a status symbol thing, which is really unhealthy imo
i dont agree with this, but it is definitely something that occurs
Not judging but because of the pandemic this past Christmas there were long lines outside of LV and Burberry. The mall I like is an open mall called Oak Brook and it was cold. Sadly the majority of the people I saw looked poor. I hope that whatever they purchased made them happy. When I was young and poor I had one Payless purse. I was just as happy then as I was when I bought my first LV in 2003. Not about the purse LOL I mean in my life.
Is not created for the poor. Is created for celebs and elite. The hermes, gucci, etc and middle class wants to be part of the elite club
You are absolutely amazing. I am in awe of you!
Thank you so much xx
Too bad I didn’t see this in June which started my pandemic shopping craze
I walked into LV wanting to buy and I got completely ignored because I was dressed casually and my friend who didn't intend to buy but was dressed well was talked to and "looked after"...while they completely ignored me and used her name and not mine. I walked out so angry and thought I would not buy due to their disgusting behaviour. I will go to another store.
I'm so sorry to hear about your less than satisfactory experience. I hope you find a store that better deserves your business xx
Thank God I’m perfectly contented with my medium range bags even though my friends kept telling me to “invest” in expensive luxury handbags.
Thanks for sharing! Gratitude is really the true key to happiness xx
I've got preloved bags and only a few that I paid retail, but then again I got them reduced. I've got enough to be happy with. There's always someone with more, or to their minds, better or newer. A few weeks back I got my nails done (don't usually do this but it was a bonding thing with a friend) and she had the latest Gucci camera style bag which was a particular shade of blue, and then I saw it twice again in the same place! There weren't many women in this nail place, and I thought: what's the point? If so many have the latest it's no longer special.
It's just new, but that novelty will fade soon. All of these women paid full retail price, it's a LOT of $.
Meanwhile I have some bags that are not sought after bags except by a minority. For example Morabito is based in Paris and top quality. Few know this, so I could get bargains in preloved market. It's a very brand-driven logo-driven phenomenon which I steer clear of except for one LV bag which I bought originally to flip. But it turns out I actually like it, it's the LV Alma PM in monogram and I like the shape as I'm tall and slim. The bigger size suits me. Most people seem to assume it's a fake but it isn't. How ironic! lol!
Omg! I know this cycle. I had lived it too. I’m happy I’ve grown from it also. Especially with what’s going on in the world right now. I appreciate family time a lot more.
I agree! If there's one good thing that happened this year, it's my realisation about what's really important in life xx
Don't beat yourself up, Eileen...I am probably old enough to be your mother, and I can tell you that all of those experiences shaped you into who you are, now. Hindsight is always 20/20, also.
I love how you put it!- hindsight is always 20/20 xx
LUXURY IS NOT AN INVESTMENT!! Thank you for making this clear and giving the reasons why.
Glad you liked my video! xx
Intentional shopping. Perfectly put. All my bags will stay in my collection forever. Yes, forever. I made excellent choices. But I'm older now. I did the trendy thing when I was young and didn't buy luxury yet, thank goodness. I made some mistakes in my life but not when it comes to fashion. I Love everything you said.
Thanks for sharing!! xx
Great advice, esp referring to the investment select as one of enjoyment and use rather than ROI.
You’re one of the ‘guys’ and not the usual kind of gal who accumulated stuff for no reason!
I appreciate that! xx
I can relate to shopping and feeling fulfilled for a few days and on to more purchases after. I've experienced one Louis Vuitton wallet that peeled and cracked. Never did I want anything from LV again.
I'm NOT into acquiring a collection of bags. A collection would overwhelm me. I must admit, I have had ZERO regrets due to a resolution I made a years ago. I return immediately what I don't wear. I know the stores return policy and make a decision by the end date to prevent regret and impulse purchases.
You sound like a very rational spender, kudos to you! xx
Great advice. I have sure learned the hard way, few weeks ago I went to my local LV boutique to repair my 6 key holder. And for whatever reason I decided to try on the Pochette Metis in monogram, after trying on on the bag. The SA says to me that the bag just got in this morning, I know in my heart of heart I do not need the bags but decided to get it anyway. Then the SA said how do you want to pay? Cash or Card? Then I ask myself do you really need the bag or just because some of your friends have it? I kindly told her sorry I think I'll pass on this one. Great content as always
I think it's fantastic that you listened to your heart and said no! It doesn't matter how popular a bag is, if it's not for you, it's not worth paying for it xx
Wow you’re rich 🤑 I can’t even afford it 😅
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 i remember when i asked if LV has Pochette metis, the sa told me immediately ‘NO’ because its so popular... for some reason this stuck with me, because... she made something that costs thousands sound like a cheap thing that flies off the shelf. It may be true but its rather ridiculous.
Beautifully said. You are a class act and speak so much common sense.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it xx
I am so glad that I didn’t follow the trend, I remember back then, Celine Nano, Balenciaga, and Valentino was really popular and I know for sure that these bags won’t appreciate in value, that’s why I bought only forever Classic items on LV & Chanel and those are the ones that appreciate in value. While everyone else has 20+ bags in their collection, I only have less than 10 bags in my collection including Birkin & Kelly.
Smart! 💕
Thanks for sharing!! xx
Wise thoughts. I made the same mistake when I watched TH-cam content that focused on hauls and luxury items I thought I really needed. I went on a Chanel earrings phase. Now I hardly wear any of them and regret the money I could’ve saved for a real gold item instead of costume jewelry. That’s the danger of social media influence. You always have to be aware of it if you’re gonna watch that content. Good advice!
I agree! Social media is good and all, as long as we take full control of our own spending xx
This pandemic has caused much self reflection for many of us. Eileen your words of wisdom are so well articulated and summarizes the psychology of non-essential shopping and shopping ‘addiction’. I truly agree how it is so easy to be influenced by others including sales associates, creating this ‘need’ and material self worth . Thank you for sharing those personal learnings which many of us have also experienced. We all need to seize those important moments more than ever now. Happy and healthy holidays to you and your family !
The turbulences this year brought definitely made me reflect a lot. Happy holidays to you too xx
I always admired the Chanel black flap bag. I bought a dupe which was $200. I never used it. I realized that it wasn’t my style. It’s on consignment now. I think learning your personal style is important and now I know that luxury bags with logos are not really me. I don’t have the urge to own one anymore. Thanks for your insight Eileen! I recently discovered your channel and I really enjoy it.
Eileen, I've followed you for almost two years. I love how you've prioritized and kept only the things that make your heart sing! Thank you for your channel!
Thank you so much, Kevin! 🧚♀️
Alot of us need to go through a journey, make mistakes to learn how to be in a better place. Thank you for sharing these with us. Very helpful. It reply is priceless when we can enjoy life, be positive, grateful, content and happy and not let these items control us.
While I can’t afford most luxury items, you certainly taught me to be more selective and that it’s not all shiny and high quality.
Glad it was helpful xx
All great advice. I need to remind myself of these things. You have obviously done a lot of self reflection. Very mature perspective.
Hi Heather, the pandemic definitely made me really think about my shopping behaviours. I still can't believe a lot of the silly things I did to be honest xx
I love how candid you are in this video about feelings of missing out and such that can lead to a regrettable purchase of a bag that is not the one you love
I’m glad I find this channel just when I started my luxury journey!!
That's awesome! Thank you! xx
I think you did some good soul searching in these past few years. I'm glad you know our worth doesn't come from material items. Our worth comes from who we are in Christ. God bless you!
💛
Thanks for sharing your advice with such honesty. I think the biggest takeaway is to not allow luxury brands to define who we are. It’s so easy these days to let the social media fuel our desire for the latest and ‘most sought after’ pieces, to the point that we get desensitized with the huge price tags and consider them normal splurges just because many others have them. Learning to be content with a few classic pieces that we really love and will wear for a long time takes a lot of wisdom and discipline!
The key to happiness never comes from seeking more, but the ability to enjoy less 😇
Thank you for another incredible video Eileen! With so many youtubers encouraging constant and mindless consumerism, it’s so refreshing to watch and listen to your level headed content. I started my luxury journey around 15 years ago and made many of the same mistakes so this was extremely relatable! Your message will save those starting their collections a lot of heartache and money!
Thank you so much! This really means a lot to me xx
Thank you so much for sharing your honest opinions. I was just like you going for designer brands from head to toe but this pandemic had changed my mindset. Yes branded things only reflect our exterior but not who you are. ❤️❤️❤️ this video abs have a great week ahead.
Glad it was helpful! I actually feel a bit conscious about displaying too much logo as well now, so less shopping for me lol xx
Everyone make mistake. Impulse purchased n regret later alwys the case. As one grow older will realise hw silly it was. Social media also play a crucial part. If can, just avoid it at times.
Appreciate your transparency. I totally can relate. Please keep making videos !
How beautiful, brave, and transparent of you to share this wisdom. It really did ring a bell inside me.
Thank you for your kind words xx
You're such an honest and real person! Thanks for sharing learned lessons in life!
I appreciate that! Thank you xx
I love you and your content. You are such a genuine, rare find! Thank you for your openness . It is so refreshing to listen to your channel.
Thank you so much xx
Thank you for sharing this. I feel like you shared so many hard truths! You are totally right about spending the time instead on real things of value: real investment, self esteem, self care and time with loved ones. It’s so refreshing to hear your honesty when so many influencers are about buy, buy, buy.
Thank you so much, Linda xx
Thank you for your honesty here. I have so much shame over spending special occasions in malls in the past. Helps to see how far you have come!
Glad it was helpful! xx
What’s a wonderful advice. Thank a lot for making this one. I have thought the same and now have learned 🙏🥰
Glad it was helpful and that you enjoyed it xx
You are so so right about luxury not being an investment and the sheen that wears from buying something new! Fantastic video ❤️
Thank you! xx
Such an honest and genuine video 👍
I really enjoyed your insights 💜
Thank you so much! xx
Thank you for sharing Eileen. I'm glad I watched this. I'm still in the early stages of my luxury journey so I need to remember this things.
Glad it was helpful! xx
Thank for sharing Eileen. I have made mistakes in the past too and I totally agree about peer pressure. The people I surround myself with now don’t pressure me to buy things. There was a youtuber I used to follow who used to encourage me to buy stuff all the time because she was buying stuff all the time and she would get credit if I bought certain items. I realized how the people around me have such a big influence. This video has definitely given me food for thought.
Glad my video was helpful, thank you! xx
Thank you so much, Eileen! I SO needed this. I have to save this video and keep watching it in the future when I need a reminder again. I'm not even into fashion or in the market of any high-end bags/jewelry...but I am a stationary addict and have collected so many leather notebooks, fine stationaries and casual bags...when you add up, it's still A LOT of money spent unnecessarily! I stumbled upon your video while searching for a handmade leather backpack...lol. Love your contents and I've learned a lot about fashion and intentional spending after watching your videos in the past few days. This one is what I need THE MOST. I absolutely agree with every words in this video. Thank you for sharing!
I'm so happy you found my video helpful! I speak about intentional spending a lot so make sure to visit often xx
@@ColourfulNoir Absolutely! I've been watching A LOT of your videos and also followed your IG and visted your Blogs. :)
Thank you so much for sharing your personal thoughts with us. Obsessing over bags or any other item for that matter is soo silly. Spending quality and alone time with your significant other is way more meaningful than wasting a whole afternoon dragging that poor soul from one store to another..... You are so right on everything you said. Really really appreciate this type of content. So again, thank you 😊
I'm really glad you enjoyed the video xx
So wise! Most of us i beleive have done the same “mistakes”. With luxury shopping is like holidays, wherever you may go you still carry yourself
My gosh. Your words are just too inspirational. To learn to save and spend for things you truly want 😭😭 I just love your videos ❤️❤️
Thank you so so much xx
Loving your current content, it exactly how I feel. Thank you x
So glad! Thank you so much xx
Thank you so much for your honest feelings. I always try to remind myself like that. What is truly important ❤
Glad you found the video helpful! xx
Always love this kind of content! And I can't hear some of your advices often enough...there is often the danger of falling for the "FOMO" trap...but you are so right: it is best to buy without pressure!
Let's say no to FOMO xx
Eileen, thank you so much for your advice because lately I have been falling under the same bandwagon and determining my happiness over luxury purchases. You have stated with wise words what I have been struggling with; happiness is not dependent on materials but rather on experiences at the moment with significant people. Thank you so much, your message is what I needed to clear my mind. 🥰
You are so welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed my content! xx
I love your honesty, thankyou!
Thank you so much! xx
Thank for being so honesty..loved your video!
Thanks for watching!xx
Luxury goods companies purposely raise their prices every year in order to create an urgency for their customers to buy now. In other words, if a potential customer doesn't buy the desirable Rolex watch or luxury handbag today, it will cost more money if they buy it next year or 2 years down the road. It's basically creating a psychological FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) for their prospective customers.
I can't agree more! The fear of missing out has pushed many of us into buying thing we don't really think xx
hi Eileen, thank you so much for sharing , exactly what i have been through along my luxury bag journey. Wasted so much money and things doesn't really change for the past 10 years.
i was in the credit card debt as well, just because of owing a luxury bag.
However, its ok for me to see people doing unboxing, i feel happy for them. Just that i am more wiser in spending my money.
I started to practicing minimal lifestyle in where i noted its such a chaos and troublesome when i want to move out with plenty of things inside the house or wardrobe .
Happy to see your sharing and thank you for your sincere thought as well.
Happy New year
Hi Evelyn, thank you so much for sharing! Wishing you a wonderful and 'clutter free' 2021 xx
Love your honesty, and classy style.
Love your new attitude towards life, which I can resonate with, I am a lot more greatful towards everything I have instead of focusing on what I don't have.
I focus more on building up true friendships and spending quality times with the people I truly love.
There's a saying that goes, love people and use things, because the other way would never work 💛
thank you again, Eileen. great lessons. I share many if them too!
Glad you liked it, thank you xx
I love, love, lobo this video...thank you!!!
I've experienced the same things as you've said, for so many times in my younger days and even sometime now! Thank you very much for pointing this out.
Luckily our mistakes many times make us a better person xx
I am glad you are so honest!! Luxury is definitely NOT an investment. To make money out of a Hermes or Chanel would actually require quite a lot of $ to get the right piece, usually limited edition. Overall, rarely generate profit and very few people can reach the goal.
So well said ! Thank you for this !
Glad it was helpful! Thank you xx
I love your fresh message here on YT and you definitely inspire me to look even more into my collection and curat and simplify even more
Aww thank you so much xx
A very thoughtful sharing eileen. Always an enjoyment listening to you!
Thank you so much!xx
Lovely words of wisdom. Thank you for your valuable advice as I navigate the luxury world. Staying humble is the lesson that I have learned.
Thank you! xx
Please never stop making such mindeful Videos! Ist is soooo good to hear that
Thanks for making this video!!! I find myself relying on these items to feel happy and content, but I don’t like having this feeling. Your video is a great reminder of how to shop smart! 💕
Thank you so much for the feedback! I really appreciate it xx
Thank u for your honesty...luv these tips!
Glad you like them! xx
You are so far the best youtuber ! Wiser and calm and classy !!
Wow, thank you! It really means so much xx
It is exhausting when we fall into the pressure trap. Your video is so resounding and full of wisdom.
Thank you so much, Sharon xx
Thank you so much for your honesty. This is something I needed to hear!
Glad it was helpful! xx
Love this video! You’ve helped me so much! I’m thinking about selling a few of my lv bags and this video helped me understand most of my bags are likely impulse buys.
Glad it was helpful! xx
This is exactly why I am subscribed to your channel! Hats off to you lady!
Aww that means so much, thank you! xx
Thank you for this video. Exactly what I needed.💜
Glad it was helpful! xx
Hi Eileen!
So so happy to have stumbled on your channel at this early stage of my journey.
So many lessons that you have literally save me from.
THANK YOU ❤️❤️❤️
Welcome aboard! I'm so pleased to hear you've joined us on the journey of luxury minimalism xx
Thank you for being humble & honest, indeed a great content and a great lesson. Very well said luxury doesn't change who you are.
I appreciate that! Thank you xx
Thank you for sharing your candid and honest feelings. I can definitely relate!
Thanks for watching! xx
You put it all in words so perfectly. Feel the same way.
Thank you, Laura xx
Thank you so much for your advice and insights in this video!! Love watching your channel :)
Thank you so much, Ivy xx
Thank you for this informative video Eileen! I’ve been so into watching TH-cam videos featuring luxury items, which made me really want to buy some popular items, but your video helps with the logic on why I don’t need all these handbags!
Glad it was helpful! xx
So well spoken. I have been thinking about everything you said. But, you have vocalized it so well. Cheers!
You're so sweet, thank you! xx
I love this video. I really can relate and find it very helpful. Thank you for sharing
I feel like you are talking about me .I am in my 50s and I have realized what you say now .Good lessons ❤️
It sounds like we've walked the same path, glad we've arrived at the slightly wiser end now xx
Another Awesome video from you Eileen! On point and well said. Keep up the good video content, can't wait for your coming videos....
Thanks so much! xx