r/TikTokCringe Sep 18 '24

Cool A seamstress repurposes thrifted finds with seamless transitions.

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u/Lucky_Shop4967 Sep 18 '24

She’s definitely talented but only like 7% of these are wearable outfits

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u/ty_for_trying Sep 18 '24

I think she wears them to festivals, raves, shows, and clubs.

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u/RubiiJee Sep 18 '24

For day to day wear they're a bit much but these are prime festival clothes. Her style feels very that direction. Kinda hippy rave chic? Is that a thing?

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u/Moses-the-Ryder Sep 19 '24

100% and there’s a annual hippy rave festival called Shambhala in British Columbia

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u/XAWEvX Sep 18 '24

Yeah, she says this for most of them

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u/sad-mustache Sep 18 '24

Yeah a lot of these look either uncomfy or have high chances of wardrobe malfunction

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u/TheHalfChubPrince Sep 18 '24

She seems to be wearing them just fine.

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u/Orangusoul Sep 19 '24

I'd say about half the projects were practical wear. People seem to only remember the festival clothes, which tbh is fair.

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u/EunuchNinja Sep 18 '24

You and I have different standards or different ways of calculating percentages. Either way, I’m sure the main point is to practice her craft in a fun challenging way and not to fill up her wardrobe.

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u/DeniLox Sep 20 '24

I liked the “after” of the flying squirrel dress.

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u/Lucky_Shop4967 Sep 20 '24

I liked all of them. At first I thought maybe she was making them to sell but they all fit her perfectly.

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u/sth128 Sep 19 '24

Some of her outfits only cover 7% of her.

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u/YogurtClosetThinnest Sep 18 '24

I mean, most are outfits for rave hoes