#feisun

yep it was from imaans snapchat @imaanhammam

ofc!! just followed u back on both also u are gorgeous

I see this syndrome of young girls who obsess over fashion, end up bitter because they can't actually participate in the industry and therefore they end up shit talking those who do have the privilege to participate. feisun is one of them. She has a beautiful blog, and a shitty attitude. I called her out on shit talking Bella Hadid and instead of owning it and admitting it, she tried to cover it up by saying it wasn't personal, when the post clearly was personal. I respect people who own their shit, I do not respect bratty teenagers who act like running a fashion blog makes them relevant, makes them feel entitled to critique of an industry that they really know nothing about. Run your blog, but once you've lived in the fashion capitals, and worked fashion week then we can talk. I don't just run a fashion blog, I've dipped my toe in this industry and no, that doesn't make me an expert, but at least I've participated on some degree past taking pics for style.com and sourcing them as my own. I feel sadness for these girls. They see their blogs as something of substance. They see other women as targets of criticism. They see models as someone they'll never be and therefore someone to obsess over and criticize. They claim it's just an opinion, but they can never back these opinions up. Ask them to reference specific shoots, ask them to reference technique, and movement in front of the camera, and they can't. The privilege is sickening."I'm so entitled that I believe my opinion on talent," is relevant to the industry. Puh-lease. Give it 4 years and you'll realize the world doesn't give a shit whether you reblog the right thing. The real world doesn't give a fuck about your opinion, your outfits, or you. You'll see, snide little cunts. 😘

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