She actually wears her clothes and has a great sense of what suits her, the muted colours along with a splash of fun. The bag collection is not showy or untouched. She actually uses them. Yes to buying vintage and auction. She knows the importance of buying classic pieces like the black chanel tweed jacket which will never age. It was her best item. I'm surprisingly impressed.
I think Mel buys what she likes. That's her prerogative, but she lacks structure. Her closet screams fomo not personality or style. She is a woman who clearly loves things. That's fine. This is a fun peek into her closet and nothing to get defensive about.
I love that she buys thrifted, vintage, preloved. Not everything needs to be brand new to be loved and so many of these couture branded goods have so much life left in them if they’ve been well taken care of. Exotic animal and fur goods especially. These days, there is zero need to keep using it and harming those animals but preloved, vintage, thrifted, these animals have been dead a long while now and it’s better for someone to buy secondhand and give it a new lease of life, the appreciation and love it deserves, rather than it be cast aside and sent to landfill. Love your commentary and analysis as always Luke, you always bring the knowledge with an extra dash of sass! ❤️
I think this closet shows really well what the average closet of luxury buyers looks like. Mel isn’t really a celebrity or high fashion influencer. I think a lot of people can relate with the items she has in her closet!
True that. Many rich people and normal luxury buyers are just into buying minimal, classic luxury bags and shoes and more relatable, practical and classic they are the more high class they sound to the buyers as I see normal people find many fashion forward stuff looking silly!
@@cindimams4394 I think they meant that the concept is relatable, like, her closet just looks like a normal person's closet with stuff they actually wear (of course the actual clothing items are out of most people's budget).
I liked the fact that on the first jacket she pulled out one of the pocket buttons was undone, which implied to me that she actually wears it, and had put something in the pocket and never rebuttoned it. I appreciate that! Seems like so many of these tours are just "I own this, and this, and this ..." and very few are "I wear this."
I know that it seems like conspicuous consumption, but I consider her a collector. She values her collection, properly stores things and knows the provenance. She gives off a vibe that does not shout "entitled" (maybe just a very very slight whisper 😉) . All things considered, at least from this video, I like her. Plus that scarf dress shows she is not afraid to look a bit...different.
I used to be obsessed with Mel at some point. I love that everything she buys is because she likes it not in a sort of competition sense that I feel others have.
What I love about Mel is how sustainable she is! If she doesn’t use something she doesn’t just let it sit around she gives it to people who willnude it.
u wont believe me but i found out about your channel through my english professor when i was a freshman in college. she was also the editor in chief of our university journal and she said to me that she would always watch you whenever she writes about stuff mainly because she finds your critiques very knowledgeable and very informative. she likes your vocabulary. i can see that because i haven't stop watching u ever since and i just graduated last july.
Normally I think ugh with examples of conspicuous consumption but this video was sweet. The girl knows her looks and seems to appreciate fashion for the joy of it.
Excellent video!! I’ve always loved her view on handbags and every time she talks about one it just exudes appreciation for the items she collects, you can tell she is very passionate and buys things not to keep up with the Joneses or to intentionally signal wealth, but you can see it’s because she truly loves collecting them and sees their worth 🤩
The cool things about Mel are first, that she’s knowledgeable and passes on information. Watch her Hermes videos to learn. And when she sees a deal, she passes on the information in a super timely manner. Plus she goes to the trouble to post links for watchers. I don’t see how anyone can use all this stuff, bit she seems to do pretty well in that regard. ❤️😊
Hey Luke - I would LOVE to know the names of the books you have on your shelf behind you! I would love to learn more about fashion history and designers! Would love if you could maybe make a shareable spreadsheet with the names of the books so we can read what you are reading! Absolutely love your channel and I always trust your opinion when it comes to fashion! Thank you so much !! x
Plaid is everything to me I kept all my fathers flannel after he passed and I rock them all the time they are a classic to me I know alot of people look down on them but I find alot of luxury items I feel that way about to tushay
Mel’s a buyer (I’m going to take an education guess probably for David Jones) She knows her shit. She also buys a lot from the Real Real and over secondhand luxury dealer. Love her, started watching her videos when I was an SA from Christian Louboutin.
I liked that she has a good knowledge base for what she owns and has some standout pieces and bags. But, there were so many shoe styles in a range of colors, which just seems like they’ll sit there collecting dust - ditto for some bags, SLGs, etc. I realize some of those items are investment pieces, though it’s always nice when people talk about wearing their things. The Hermes scarf “dress” was… creative, and some of the pieces she said she wears often seem too old for her. Lastly, and this isn’t specific to Mel, but I feel like Hermes has done a fantastic job of convincing to buy and buy and buy Birkins, and then talk about them like they’re so exceptional when the style’s really more practical than anything else (the price is not, but I do understand how much craftsmanship, etc, goes into them). There are so many beautiful bags out in the world that don’t have exclusive waiting lists and cost the equivalent of a year in college. Branch out! Support younger designers! They won’t devalue the rest of your collection, just make it a bit more diverse.
This is awesome Luke 💗 I super love Mel and Totally agree , she always give so much details in all her luxury items 😍 Especially in her vlogs 💗👍🏻 And a lot of luxury items were added 😅😍 Hope Mel will do another closet tour 😅😍 Thanks much again Luke for showcasing Mel 💗💕🥰
could you do a series on different countries brands and fashion? I think that would be interesting! as Aussie we love our own fashion because its very based on the climate :)
weyhey I never expected this crossover this is delightful 💕💕💕 I love Mel (PS some friendly advice from an Australian on pronunciation that I'm sure u don't care about: pronounce it 'melbuhn' rather than 'melborn' ;) )
I feel in love with that chanel black jacket since Karl released the book and I'll search the world for a mens L sized one or hope to get the money one day to order it haute couture 😭😂 it's sooo timeless
Just a girl that was born into massive welth and he minions prazing her for not picking “what the other girl” choose only because she is able Thanks to her parents… no Thanks
They're a lot of people in fashion and in the celebrity world that were born into it (it is unfair for the rest of us) however they take the opportunity they are given and who wouldn’t in their position?
Wow, I love your encyclopedic knowledge of fashion! You made this so interesting. I follow Mel. She is so sweet. She has a wonderful “hubby” as she calls him, and two really good kids. And yes, we did not know how much we would miss Karl. Totally agree.
I wish she would have pulled more clothes out - i feel like she has great pieces and there were so few. I enjoy her videos and i love that she isnt afraid to buy second hand. Sometimes you can find great things second hand
Luke PLEASE react to TH-camr Tenicka Boyd!! She’s one of my favorite fashion people on TH-cam, her instincts are so good and I love her style and energy. She’s a smaller creator and not only could you get her name out, but I think you’d be thrilled with her looks!
I think her husband owns a hospital and she is in realestate and has lots of investment properties, she has a video where she discussed their jobs and income sources
Babes. I absolutely agree we need our fashionistas to pronounce fashion houses like Saint Laurent correctly. But can we also pronounce place names like Melbourne correctly - you used a very American way of saying it Mel-borne. In australia we have a much lazier affectation, Melbourne is pronounced Mel-burn or Mel-brne. The o is not pronounced or emphasised.
As an Australian who lives in Melbourne, it's pronounced "Mel-ben". With your accent, you'd pronounce a hard "r" but ignore the "ou"! It's such a common faux-pas with Americans, the way you guys love a long drawn-out vowel. 🥴 Also, the Givenchy bag is actually called Antigona like you first thought, not Antigony like the Greek tragedy!
Get over yourself 🙄 would you criticize non-native English speakers for mispronouncing "Mel-ben"? I ask as a multilingual American of recent immigrant extraction.
@@josephinebournes8212 I think get over YOURself and look at the material you're weighing in on, Ms BOURNES (of all the names for someone to come at me about this). 😂 As a fashion blogger who constantly criticizes and corrects himself and others' pronunciations, even in this video (Saint Laurent, hello???), I would imagine he'd be thankful for anyone pulling him in line with pronunciations of foreign cities. At least Luke is an American who has some shred of self-awareness and sense of irony. 🙄
@@katemiller7874 Actually Kate, I do know how to pronounce many bizarrely spelt American names like Arkansas, because the US dominates all Western media channels and we don't have much of a choice but to absorb American culture! The thing that separates people like you from people like Luke and I, is that we embrace being corrected, and educated, so thank god I'm like Luke and not you; perpetuating the ignorant and hypersensitive stereotype Americans are renowned for. 🙄
Everything made sense to me till the flannel comment...I live in Maine and suddenly feel a need to defend a good portion of my closet! (I know if you're from away if you look like there's no plaid in your wardrobe)
Luke, could you write the brands that you mentioned after Zimmerman? I couldn’t understand what you said. Thanks! I love how knowledgeable you are! Do you teach at NYU?
Hi from Australia Luke I love your videos! 🤍 Can you please do a video on bags you would buy this year? I want to get my first designer bag but having trouble finding anything interesting, big hug! xx
I appreciate this review of Mel’s closet. I used to subscribe to her YT channel because she seemed so knowledgeable about designers and had good tips for buying on the pre-loved market. But I got sick of all her stupid unboxings. She will buy items in store, bring them home, unwrap them, then re-wrap them to then unwrap a second time on camera and it’s very dramatic and drawn out. Whatever, I don’t have time for that and prefer a video that shows me the goods, not the packaging.
She actually wears her clothes and has a great sense of what suits her, the muted colours along with a splash of fun. The bag collection is not showy or untouched. She actually uses them. Yes to buying vintage and auction. She knows the importance of buying classic pieces like the black chanel tweed jacket which will never age. It was her best item. I'm surprisingly impressed.
@@kateef8441 yes she does, her taste suits her. It's functional not just for show.
@@kateef8441 she's a middle aged asian woman born in AUS she's not going to be strutting around in avant garde lmfao
Not showy? 😂
@@kateef8441 ridiculous comment. She shops for her age, style and environment. She looks stunning.
I think Mel buys what she likes. That's her prerogative, but she lacks structure. Her closet screams fomo not personality or style. She is a woman who clearly loves things. That's fine. This is a fun peek into her closet and nothing to get defensive about.
I love that she buys thrifted, vintage, preloved. Not everything needs to be brand new to be loved and so many of these couture branded goods have so much life left in them if they’ve been well taken care of. Exotic animal and fur goods especially. These days, there is zero need to keep using it and harming those animals but preloved, vintage, thrifted, these animals have been dead a long while now and it’s better for someone to buy secondhand and give it a new lease of life, the appreciation and love it deserves, rather than it be cast aside and sent to landfill.
Love your commentary and analysis as always Luke, you always bring the knowledge with an extra dash of sass! ❤️
I completely agree with you. Giving new life to old fur/exotic skin pieces is a great way for the animal to not have died in vain.
@@odvf Ahhh I’m so happy you understand what I was getting at! Especially if we can also ensure that no more animals are harmed going forward ❤️
I see your point, but still disagree. Prob. is it's still being glamorized, and we all know were that goes :(
I like the items but dont like any of her Instagram outfits...
I think this closet shows really well what the average closet of luxury buyers looks like. Mel isn’t really a celebrity or high fashion influencer. I think a lot of people can relate with the items she has in her closet!
True that. Many rich people and normal luxury buyers are just into buying minimal, classic luxury bags and shoes and more relatable, practical and classic they are the more high class they sound to the buyers as I see normal people find many fashion forward stuff looking silly!
True!
Relate how? 😂
I far from relate even with a little extra coin in the bank.
@@cindimams4394 I think they meant that the concept is relatable, like, her closet just looks like a normal person's closet with stuff they actually wear (of course the actual clothing items are out of most people's budget).
I liked the fact that on the first jacket she pulled out one of the pocket buttons was undone, which implied to me that she actually wears it, and had put something in the pocket and never rebuttoned it. I appreciate that! Seems like so many of these tours are just "I own this, and this, and this ..." and very few are "I wear this."
I know that it seems like conspicuous consumption, but I consider her a collector. She values her collection, properly stores things and knows the provenance. She gives off a vibe that does not shout "entitled" (maybe just a very very slight whisper 😉) . All things considered, at least from this video, I like her. Plus that scarf dress shows she is not afraid to look a bit...different.
I’ve been casually watching Mel since she started her channel. This critique is absolutely fabulous.
She is SUPER knowledgeable on Hermes B&K’s. She doesn’t mind talking prices as needed.
all her bags are fake
@@rockandblues3635You’re such a hater
I used to be obsessed with Mel at some point. I love that everything she buys is because she likes it not in a sort of competition sense that I feel others have.
What I love about Mel is how sustainable she is! If she doesn’t use something she doesn’t just let it sit around she gives it to people who willnude it.
She doesn’t use all those bags. Impossible
I’m so excited about Mel, she has an amazing collection of bags
Mel is one of my favorites she’s do down to earth and genuine.
I think that’s a beautiful collection of bags! You can really tell that she cares about them and loves her pieces.
I enjoyed Mel’s tour. She knew her pieces and gave explanations of her favorites.
Thanks Luke , I love your content.
u wont believe me but i found out about your channel through my english professor when i was a freshman in college. she was also the editor in chief of our university journal and she said to me that she would always watch you whenever she writes about stuff mainly because she finds your critiques very knowledgeable and very informative. she likes your vocabulary. i can see that because i haven't stop watching u ever since and i just graduated last july.
Love this ! I always appreciate how you can identify something within 5 seconds
Normally I think ugh with examples of conspicuous consumption but this video was sweet. The girl knows her looks and seems to appreciate fashion for the joy of it.
I love her! She’s so cute and I feel like she’s so thoughtful about what she chooses to purchase.
Excellent video!! I’ve always loved her view on handbags and every time she talks about one it just exudes appreciation for the items she collects, you can tell she is very passionate and buys things not to keep up with the Joneses or to intentionally signal wealth, but you can see it’s because she truly loves collecting them and sees their worth 🤩
The cool things about Mel are first, that she’s knowledgeable and passes on information. Watch her Hermes videos to learn.
And when she sees a deal, she passes on the information in a super timely manner. Plus she goes to the trouble to post links for watchers.
I don’t see how anyone can use all this stuff, bit she seems to do pretty well in that regard. ❤️😊
I really need a bookshelf tour. I always stare at all the books whenever I watch your videos
Omg yes
Hey Luke - I would LOVE to know the names of the books you have on your shelf behind you! I would love to learn more about fashion history and designers! Would love if you could maybe make a shareable spreadsheet with the names of the books so we can read what you are reading! Absolutely love your channel and I always trust your opinion when it comes to fashion! Thank you so much !! x
The purple one behind his left shoulder intrigues me so much… we need to know!
Seconding! I would LIVE for a bookshelf tour.
Fourthing, hope he does it soon!
If you have been watching Luke for long now.. you don’t even need him to say anything. The facial expressions tell me everything
Mel is an OG luxury TH-camr! Great to see you review her closet.
Plaid is everything to me I kept all my fathers flannel after he passed and I rock them all the time they are a classic to me I know alot of people look down on them but I find alot of luxury items I feel that way about to tushay
This and all of your reviews are at a level I cannot ever see myself ever attaining. They are lovely pieces.
I love how she actually pulls stuff out😍😍
I live in Melbourne..... and I have been following Mel.
Great to hear your thoughts on her collection..... She is a gorgeous gal.
Lukeeeeeee, I wanna watch Keke's 7 days 7 looks video but I'm waiting to watch it with you lol YOU BETTER REACT TO IT
Mel’s a buyer (I’m going to take an education guess probably for David Jones) She knows her shit. She also buys a lot from the Real Real and over secondhand luxury dealer. Love her, started watching her videos when I was an SA from Christian Louboutin.
Love this, super educated buyer and she always teaches me so much
"to each their own" = I hate it but I will keep my mouth shut
it's a mantra 😇
And because I didn't say I hate it I can change my mind
Luke, I love your reaction. I’m not really into the closet tour but your expression is very entertaining
Mel is so knowledgeable on luxury designers she’s my go to luxury influencer!!
I liked that she has a good knowledge base for what she owns and has some standout pieces and bags. But, there were so many shoe styles in a range of colors, which just seems like they’ll sit there collecting dust - ditto for some bags, SLGs, etc. I realize some of those items are investment pieces, though it’s always nice when people talk about wearing their things. The Hermes scarf “dress” was… creative, and some of the pieces she said she wears often seem too old for her. Lastly, and this isn’t specific to Mel, but I feel like Hermes has done a fantastic job of convincing to buy and buy and buy Birkins, and then talk about them like they’re so exceptional when the style’s really more practical than anything else (the price is not, but I do understand how much craftsmanship, etc, goes into them). There are so many beautiful bags out in the world that don’t have exclusive waiting lists and cost the equivalent of a year in college. Branch out! Support younger designers! They won’t devalue the rest of your collection, just make it a bit more diverse.
Ugh love that you’ve decided to critique Mel. She’s an amazing content creator! Also just having a proud Melbournian moment here hehe
This is awesome Luke 💗 I super love Mel and Totally agree , she always give so much details in all her luxury items 😍 Especially in her vlogs 💗👍🏻 And a lot of luxury items were added 😅😍 Hope Mel will do another closet tour 😅😍 Thanks much again Luke for showcasing Mel 💗💕🥰
Mel is a very down to earth TH-camr. I’m surprised you did a video on a TH-camr.
Wow,Mel in Melbourne had lots of unique and classic pieces💯
could you do a series on different countries brands and fashion? I think that would be interesting! as Aussie we love our own fashion because its very based on the climate :)
i just love how good he is with dating the designer pieces. like i really do come here for an education 💅
Luke's one sided beef with Maria Grazia is so cute omg 😂😂
Luke We need a bookshelf tour! Always wondering what’s behind you 💞
As an Australian I knew I was gonna get triggered by Luke’s pronunciation of 😤🥲Mel-boooorn
Yes I wasn’t going to say anything until Luke mentioned how Mel was saying Laurent …
As a Melbournian we pronounce it Melbn 😆
Hook-Turnistan! Hometown ❤
@@christinewitney88 it's because your accent isnt good with "R"s. American/Canadian accents can do the R's so it sounds weird to you guys.
"mel, your christian girl autumn is showing" lost it! hahaha
weyhey I never expected this crossover this is delightful 💕💕💕 I love Mel
(PS some friendly advice from an Australian on pronunciation that I'm sure u don't care about: pronounce it 'melbuhn' rather than 'melborn' ;) )
the knowledge u have of all these fashion products is insane
‘MG always finds a way in, doesn’t she🙄’ 😂😂😂 💀💀💀
😂😂😂
I enjoyed this!! I follow her, she is sweet, glad you appreciated it!
New subbie 👋🏽 LOVE how knowledgeable you are with all of the fashion house history!
We all know we needed this video
I feel in love with that chanel black jacket since Karl released the book and I'll search the world for a mens L sized one or hope to get the money one day to order it haute couture 😭😂
it's sooo timeless
I literally get so excited when you upload
Mel has a FANTASTIC Jewllery Collection, Full of
VCA, CARTIER,CHANEL 🥰
If he hasn’t reacted to Jamie Xe videos he needs to her hauls are so good
Just a girl that was born into massive welth and he minions prazing her for not picking “what the other girl” choose only because she is able Thanks to her parents… no Thanks
They're a lot of people in fashion and in the celebrity world that were born into it (it is unfair for the rest of us) however they take the opportunity they are given and who wouldn’t in their position?
You are so entertaining. I see you are kind of warming up to Berkins a tiny bit 😂😂🤣🤣
You continue to be a true delight. Thank you
at the start- just me trying to even land my eyes on a pair of shoes as luke names all of them perfeclty
“I’m not really a fan of being told to wait” you and me both buddy
Wow, I love your encyclopedic knowledge of fashion! You made this so interesting. I follow Mel. She is so sweet. She has a wonderful “hubby” as she calls him, and two really good kids. And yes, we did not know how much we would miss Karl. Totally agree.
why cant every rich persons closet tour be this in depth im living for this n ur reaction and learning new things
Mel is a TH-camr based out of Melbourne. She has gained a following sharing her love for luxury, including a pretty lengthy Hermes purchase history
My mom used to wear a lot of Chanel pumps, purses, parfums, and ensembles.
Love your reactions, a true New Yorker...
Mel is great!
“Those are scary lookin” 🤣 I actually laughed out loud lmaoo
I wish she would have pulled more clothes out - i feel like she has great pieces and there were so few. I enjoy her videos and i love that she isnt afraid to buy second hand. Sometimes you can find great things second hand
Her clothing is tacky trash.
“You know how I love a Greco-Roman experience” lives in my head rent free free
Her christian girl autumn is showing LUKE I CANNOT
Luke PLEASE react to TH-camr Tenicka Boyd!! She’s one of my favorite fashion people on TH-cam, her instincts are so good and I love her style and energy. She’s a smaller creator and not only could you get her name out, but I think you’d be thrilled with her looks!
Loved this video. Thank you!!!
omg I love mel!!!!
'Those are scary looking' cracked me up 🤣
I have no idea who this person is but I would watch you recite the alphabet for 10 hours so here i am ❤️
You never fail to amaze me with the amount of knowledge you have and draw from
that cult gaia bag ! and the zimmermann skirt !! 😲😍 but you looked very bored 😅
I would love to hear what you think of Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris. Lots of Dior history.
I love how you say Mel-born. We say Mel-bin haha
It sounds weird when Americans say Mel-bin…. It sounds like… we are trying to fake how Australians say it but it’s not working?
I NEED your shirt!!!!!
You should take a look at Kristen McMenamy Inside the Wardrobe. It’s a delight
I love your shirt!
What job does Mel do to afford so much luxe? I need to know!
And does she need an assistant? I'm already in Melbourne... 🤣
I am not sure but I read real estate in some comments somewhere.
Her husband is a really successful real estate agent in Australia. Mel was also a successful buyer for department stores.
I thought she was the real estate person and he was a physiotherapist
I think her husband owns a hospital and she is in realestate and has lots of investment properties, she has a video where she discussed their jobs and income sources
I need all the Hermes bag
i won her longchamp giveaway before and shes a very pleasant lady ❤️
Babes. I absolutely agree we need our fashionistas to pronounce fashion houses like Saint Laurent correctly. But can we also pronounce place names like Melbourne correctly - you used a very American way of saying it Mel-borne. In australia we have a much lazier affectation, Melbourne is pronounced Mel-burn or Mel-brne. The o is not pronounced or emphasised.
Tip for Americans: don't pronounce the r! Melb'n
Lampshade- tip for you we’ll pronounce it however we want
@@lampshade1304good tip!!
Do again with Ms. Heart Evangelista she made a video of her closet favorites 🧡 She also show’s a lot of her designer items🧡
Luke, please, get a longer cables or Wireless Headphones. This too- short-almost-fell-off situation at your right ear gives me anxiety 😂🙈
oooo i've been waiting for this one!
Please give us a "tour" of that lovely fashion library behind you 👠📚🧑🏫
Yay, I love when you cover TH-camrs. Which luxury TH-camrs do you follow, if any?
Love your shirt. ❤️
As an Australian who lives in Melbourne, it's pronounced "Mel-ben". With your accent, you'd pronounce a hard "r" but ignore the "ou"! It's such a common faux-pas with Americans, the way you guys love a long drawn-out vowel. 🥴
Also, the Givenchy bag is actually called Antigona like you first thought, not Antigony like the Greek tragedy!
Get over yourself 🙄 would you criticize non-native English speakers for mispronouncing "Mel-ben"? I ask as a multilingual American of recent immigrant extraction.
@@josephinebournes8212 I think get over YOURself and look at the material you're weighing in on, Ms BOURNES (of all the names for someone to come at me about this). 😂
As a fashion blogger who constantly criticizes and corrects himself and others' pronunciations, even in this video (Saint Laurent, hello???), I would imagine he'd be thankful for anyone pulling him in line with pronunciations of foreign cities. At least Luke is an American who has some shred of self-awareness and sense of irony. 🙄
Quit putting down Americans. Of course we mispronounce things just like you would in our country
@@katemiller7874 Actually Kate, I do know how to pronounce many bizarrely spelt American names like Arkansas, because the US dominates all Western media channels and we don't have much of a choice but to absorb American culture! The thing that separates people like you from people like Luke and I, is that we embrace being corrected, and educated, so thank god I'm like Luke and not you; perpetuating the ignorant and hypersensitive stereotype Americans are renowned for. 🙄
Everything made sense to me till the flannel comment...I live in Maine and suddenly feel a need to defend a good portion of my closet! (I know if you're from away if you look like there's no plaid in your wardrobe)
it's so comfy to wear and the colours can be lovely. I'll defend them with you even if I don't have the Maine excuse 😉
@@sarahberney Honorary Mainer!
Why thank you ☺️ I love knitting, and as so many of the best knitting designers are from there, perhaps that's another qualification lol
Flannel is perfect for our winters
@@katemiller7874 Same for the UK
Luke, could you write the brands that you mentioned after Zimmerman? I couldn’t understand what you said. Thanks! I love how knowledgeable you are! Do you teach at NYU?
Hi from Australia Luke I love your videos! 🤍 Can you please do a video on bags you would buy this year? I want to get my first designer bag but having trouble finding anything interesting, big hug! xx
You’re gorgeous, amusing, knowledgeable and caring
you should react to jaime xie🐝✨
Love your shirt! Is that Hermes?
I really want to know
The yawn got me 🤣🤣
Burkina Faso 😂 I’m impressed that you know that country exists
I appreciate this review of Mel’s closet. I used to subscribe to her YT channel because she seemed so knowledgeable about designers and had good tips for buying on the pre-loved market. But I got sick of all her stupid unboxings. She will buy items in store, bring them home, unwrap them, then re-wrap them to then unwrap a second time on camera and it’s very dramatic and drawn out. Whatever, I don’t have time for that and prefer a video that shows me the goods, not the packaging.
I mean I love good packaging
You were so so sweet. I enjoyed this video alot. Thank you.