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2 min readApr 1, 2026

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Over branded “fits”

This week i wanna talk about over branded fit witches kinda self explanatory. For example if someone has a louis vuitton sweatshirt guess sweatpants and prada shoes its basically just an expensive gym outfit. Some people act like they have on the most fire fit just because they have a bunch of brand names on. For a more “fashionable” example balenciaga. Witch in my opinion is one of the most trash brainrotted braids ever like who is wearing this. Cropped balenciaga shirt with a small print and name on it plain back is $625. It’s just so brainroted like there’s no way this wasn’t owned by someone famous it would ever sell. The whole opium core trend is really cool at face value but some of opium core was just all brand names staying on balenciaga they were paying insane prices for shoes that has a “beat up used look” there selling quote was they were doing it to “feature intentional distressing, scuffs, frayed edges, and faded colors to create a pre-aged, “well-loved” aesthetic.” but they just looked like torn up old tennis shoes. Balenciaga’s “worn look” streetwear shoes, specifically the limited-edition distressed Paris high-tops, cost $1,850. These extremely tattered, dirty-looking shoes are limited to 100 pairs. A less destroyed, more commercial version of these worn-style sneakers retails for lower prices, typically ranging from $495 to $625. same can even go for the ugly fur boots like someone had the most basic outfit ever and calls it alt because of the fuzzy boots. Or buy things like ed hardy or juicy couture and style it in the most basic way ever just because they think it makes them look alt like if that's not your style don't do it. So next time you see a brand being promoting something new think do I like this look or just the name on it.

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Balenciaga $1,850 “used look” shoes

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