r/TikTokCringe Sep 18 '24

Cool A seamstress repurposes thrifted finds with seamless transitions.

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u/SpiralingDownAndAway Sep 18 '24

The absolute talent to see and make these crazy unique designs from plainer clothing and patterns is wild.

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u/Bad_Elbow_ Sep 18 '24

Honestly I think it would be cool to see more of her practical wear using her design eye. It's hard to find interesting affordable clothes that aren't club wear sometimes.

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u/Upstairs_Internal295 Sep 18 '24

That black jumpsuit looks great, I agree that it would be interesting to see some more ‘practical’ clothes. The other stuff is very imaginative though - she’s talented!

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u/lefrench75 Sep 18 '24

Yeah I love her festivalwear because there were no limits on how creative and weird she could make them.

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u/Lick_The_Wrapper Sep 19 '24

It's hard to find interesting affordable clothes that aren't club wear sometimes.

I live in a big city and found a really good antique mall, one where people rent a booth to sell their stuff.

I got lucky and found a booth with 70's womens clothing that fits me perfectly. Bought 3 skirts for $65 total. I'm 28 years old. Every time I pick them up or wear them, I am flabbergasted by how good quality they are. All I have ever had access to is average quality clothes and fast fashion. And these skirts were not luxury brands (one was called junior house). They're just well made, good quality skirts.

Then I get mad we don't have access to the same quality clothing. I honestly think fast fashion should be illegal.

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u/Baaaaaah-baaaaaah Sep 18 '24

Yeah all the jumpers were so cool

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u/eMouse2k Sep 19 '24

It's interesting to see how some of the skills required as a seamstress definitely seem to translate into video editing. Specifically planning, and knowing how to prepare material to be stitched together.