So today I'm going on a sartorial Journey with the
wonderful glamorous love Island. Finalist model and eBay's
pre-loved Ambassador Tasha Guri it's such a pleasure to have you
here. Imagine that the last year has
been a whirlwind. Absolutely I think the pack is
just being crazy and I'm so excited to be here.
Today with you as well. Thank you, thank you.
Well let's scroll back with all of these.
I love to start at the beginning.
What was your very first sartorial memory?
When did you first realize the power of clothes did well, but
you loved clothes. I think for me I've always loved
fashion. I get for my mom.
So mom's always been a passion needs to even when I was
younger, she's dressing up in a little ballet tutu Tresses and
that sparkly tights. I think the moment that clicked
for me and I became Answer and in a dance industry.
The fashion is so diverse and who really play around a
fashion. And as a dancer you have to it's
really it's when I got when I go check on our dance audition at
address, how I share my personality.
So that's how I really started to play my clothes and you know
pick up things that scream who I am as a person because you want
to stand out. So when did all of that start
that that was probably when I started trying ever since I was
like three to five years old but that probably started.
It dance University. So when I was 18 to 80 20s,
that's probably time whenever you start to push my passion
boundaries and I think especially people around you
implements that as well. So my friends like to my best
friends, they are absolute fashion icons as well.
So like I used to kind of bounce off them as well, sometimes, so
that's just kind of how it started to stem from.
So talk to me about the going for an audition.
Are you given a character or you just trying?
Stand out in the crowd, how does it work?
You kind of have to stand out as who you are.
You know, for me, I've always stayed true to myself.
So, I think when it comes to Fashion, I go how I want to feel
what I feel comfortable, then, what's best suited to me and
being a Dancy was had to be thinking about what shows you up
the most. So I think that's kind of how I
always thought of it and obviously I've got style icons
as well that I kind of use as like a mood board and I go
online go shopping and play with Styles and just see like What
works and what doesn't? That's fascinating to me.
Because I've never really thought about the importance of
clothing for a dance audition. And what's your favorite dance
audition look or McAllister, your classic or black Clerk, and
it's not like black denim shorts, black bodysuit and like
black boots and I wear like, a kind of like a chunky belt.
I think that's just kind of my go-to because it's just like
simple but also stands out and it doesn't shots of ripped as
well as it's not. Like a simple denim shorts.
Do customize them yourself? No.
Now I wish I had the skills that I don't know.
I just get a pair of scissors out and you stop.
I'll put them in the dryer and then they Fray fantastic.
It's happened. So that's dance auditions.
And so, would you say that dance style has an impact on your
clothing style now? Yeah, I think it does have
several whole leotard. Yeah, the body con ice barrier
that, you know. I'm so used to wearing body.
See, it's how we have ballet leotards all the time.
So that kind of a just transition and like we've
danced, you wear tights leggings and you read those like nowadays
and so, yeah, just play a little power, but I think when I
started to read more fashion magazines and online or watch
fashion shows, I love watching, fashion shows online being
there. Just have a little look to see
what the fires are like. You know London battery has been
going on in Paris like seeing all the amazing clothes.
You, you inspired by that? Yeah, I get really passionate to
the point that I want to sit there and see it for myself in
front of me. And it's just so inspiring to
see how designers come up with such amazing, crater flux.
And I just think to have a mind like that is so amazing to and
to tell a story to I mean some of that the shows now are just
enormous production storytelling Productions.
Yeah, incredible. Yeah.
So it's that their plan sea iguana.
Isn't that amazing? That is separate everything.
I just thought. Wow, like how like it just goes
to show how much of a massive impact fashion has on the world.
I'm in his narrative from the beginning of the war last season
and then this season that just charging through the muddy.
Yeah, that's right. Crashes.
Yeah. It was just yeah, fascinating
and I just honestly yeah. Maybe next year I need to get a
need to get there but there's an interesting transition for me.
That you were a dumpster. What?
What took you into modeling? So sad.
Do you know what? I think modeling my Instagram, I
kind of always enjoyed being part of the camera.
In terms of I like being creative, you know, my poses and
take them to practice rooms. Sometimes I want to sound like a
full-on fact is, but I think we've dancing It comes naturally
because as a dancer you got a natural movement, you know your
posture, you know, your angles. So that really helps with the
modeling. And I just got to get some
really good point that because just from my my time and fashion
is just, you know, a young young women don't always know their
angles themselves and actually being a dancer.
You would know that you'd know your angles, you know.
You'd know your best angle. Yeah, exactly.
And especially dancing, I'm here trained as well as a dance in
heels. You really?
Whoa, shoulders pinchbeck and Shing archon hips like
everything you think about every single silhouette.
So when it comes to modeling I always think of that as well on
my head a bit there K and my lock latching, am I, you know,
strong, you know, but you're one of those models gets the shot
like that. Oh, that that's fantastic with
thing. A model though.
Do you ever have you ever felt invisible as a human being?
I, you know, many models. And sometimes they say, well,
we're just clothes hangers where, you know, not even
regarded as people. And did you ever feel that now?
Would it say about like that? But I think big modeling is very
hard industry. You know, so many times I got
rejected from castings and that can kind of take at all.
And you think why do you keep trying to keep selling
poliovirus? I keep going back and say no,
it's just not, right? And you really have to have
thick skin to the be like, okay, it's not me.
It's just I'm not ready for that or this is just not the time
right now to be doing that. And do you feel like you've sort
of nailed that in terms of they don't want me because maybe they
don't want to blond or maybe they don't want someone who
looks like me or. Yeah.
And and not take it personally. Yeah.
Because I always think the impact of sort of modeling and
the rejection that naturally goes with it.
Yeah. Is is really hard on people's
mental health? It is it has constant rejection?
Yeah. Think obviously being a dancer
as well auditions and get rejected.
So I've always have grown the cracked thick skin in terms when
it comes to rejection. But modeling is a bit different.
Because, you know, when you have a dream to be as a model, you
need to be in a billboard and doing all these things, but when
it's just, not just wasn't happening.
And you do start to kind of take a toll on you a little bit, but
you also have to fight back and think it's fine.
It's just not meant to happen right now and I'm a big believer
in everything happens for a reason.
Good. Well, you are real old head on
Why is shoulders really are young head on my shoulders?
The whole visualizing yourself when did love Island first, come
into your life. Now, as in as in, did you stop
watching it? How many years ago?
I've kind of always watched it. I didn't what, I'm not a
massive, like, watched every year, every single episode, I
watched probably about three years ago.
One of them all in one go. I didn't really watch it much
less. Year.
But I just think I kind of got casted for other shows, and I
think that's kind of how my name got brought up for love Island,
and I got approached on Instagram, did the whole process
and it's a very good to say what was the process of?
Can you talk me through it long and hanging now it's like months
to me the abbreviated one so started in January.
I didn't find out until two weeks before went on.
That was amazing. So that go it was literally soon
calls, many many for Arms legs back videos, going in to meet
the whole team. There's a long process.
A lot of phone calls and every times get a each round.
I started to think. I care line must be getting
close and close and yeah. And I got the phone call to say,
you'll get your going in. I just yeah, I was shocked.
Wow, and so two weeks before because I always look at love
Island and think my God, those girls and the boys are so
puffed. And, you know, they must have
been Airing for this for months and months and months.
I mean, you are just drop dead, gorgeous, head to toe, you're a
dancer. You know, you don't need to hit
the gym or do any of that, but was, it was sort of moment of
panic and I'll be real. I'm kind of like a zit in
takeaway, is like months before, and I was like, I'm Gonna Get
You James skin, like that didn't go away.
That is just not. Like, that's just not fair.
I think I was just kind of like I'm happy with my body.
And I didn't feel the need to go to the gym and work out and
going being like you know better shape whatsoever.
I just felt comfortable enough and I'm not surprised.
I feel pretty her pretty comfortable in that Bobby.
Let's see. Oh my goodness.
So then into this crazy world of love Island, but what I loved
about this season was that eBay brilliantly, got on board for
the whole pre-loved thing and I just thought that was it's so
now. So, So right.
It was it was so clever. But how did that work for you as
a contestant? Did they say You Gotta Wear all
vintage? Or did they say, come out?
We've got a warehouse full of vintage clothes for you to
choose from, how does it works? So we had two suitcases to bring
out our own clothes with us and eBay de trop like, why do you
started working out? Sort of a few months before if I
get in. This is what I take a little
bit. Yeah, I like to plan my outfits.
I'm an elf. Plan, I can't do last-minute
shopping. I'm very like out of Planet mood
board, everything. Oh, I love it.
I love it. You should be a designer maybe
one day, one day. That's a dream.
Yeah, I actually I've got to ask about that but but so yes.
So you've got your two suitcases full and then eBay did literally
once a week, a trap. So be basically, a massive bunch
of claves. What was it?
Like a trolley dash for all you girls.
Yeah, it's like a big. Chunk.
It was like, probably like a big, like a nipple.
Bring it to the room. A black haired girls is all
yours and we will have to like Scully and fine like your lives.
But what's so great about this year's or the girls have
different styles. So none of us will cat fighting
and lovely. Yeah so I like know sometimes
India black tash is very you. I'd be like Jim, this is very
easy so it's nice. That all us girls.
I love collaborative dressing. Yeah I think it's sorry.
I just think it's a great way as human beings too.
Help each other and evolved each other's style.
Does your beautiful boyfriend have anything to do with how you
dress does? He have an opinion on it?
Do you know what I feel? Like I'm quite confident in what
I wherever you are. Yeah, you've got it nailed girl
and I think we've Andrew he he knows I'm comforting.
What I wear and he knows I'm quite out there and quite edgy
different. I was will do different vibe, so
it That California's every night in the fella and make sure it
doesn't come upstairs and I come downstairs and surprising what
I'm wearing. Oh, it's so romantic.
That's what I did over time every single time and do is a
Crowell. I'm loving the five you wearing
tonight and yeah, you really like City enjoys it.
And what about your view on his style?
I love this style really, really lying.
A good being in a filly really starting to push out of his
comfort zone more, especially the eBay for your ladder.
Yeah. Bomber jackets and things like
they restart to play with. Style & Co inaudible, a still
doing that, he's wearing things that he wouldn't normally wear.
These are, actually, I do love it, so it's nice to see him also
growing into that kind of fashion world.
Did you did you love vintage in any way before the whole eBay
going into the Villa? Yeah, all of that.
Where where would you, what are your favorite haunts for?
I would go to park below market. I'll go around to Camden Market
and see. We're going to you all have been
to shops. I would do online.
I'm shopping for vintage as well thing is.
Yeah, I even bought so many bomber jackets off eBay before
as well. And I just love we've been
today. You're never going to find it
anywhere else and it's such a good feeling, more special.
Yeah, and what lives by eBay is like a lot of it was designed
and Couture like vintage Versace, like, latex dress and I
literally was like, wow, I know to have the opportunity to put
something on like that. Yeah, really cool.
I mean, in modeling, you know, in the modeling world, you do
have the Opportunity to wear clothes that you would perhaps
never be part of your life and that's always quite a privilege.
I remember when many many, many moons ago that happened to me it
was just beautiful the way they levers and things like that and
you just sort of Priceless pieces and it's just a real
treat to. Yeah.
Put them on, isn't it? Yeah. 100% understand.
And so Do you feel that your generation are beginning to get
a little more conscious of fast fashion?
Our I like to think so. Yes you know I think it's a but
coming on now. I think I think you know with
love irony Bay I think that was a really good start in terms of
changing people's perspective on pre laughed and to show that's
not embarrassing to wear clothes again.
I've been this always such a stigma attached and racially had
to buy a new outfit every time you go out.
I think it's so it's important to say that you can wear the
same outfit, right? If it started to feel like I've
won its blazing unitard about five times now.
But that, do I really care. No, I was going to say, are you
conscious? Because obviously, you're a
massive presence on social media.
You have this huge following, are you conscious of wearing the
same thing sort of, for more than one picture?
One post on social? No, not at all as so refreshing,
and I think that's really Really inspiring?
That's shout a shout from the rooftops because I think I think
it's really important, your generation when you know, my
generation didn't have fast fashion, we were rooting around.
What were then called? Second-hand shops.
You now have the opportunity to have pre-loved or fast fashion
or High Street fashion. Yeah, all all of that.
Yeah. But it's lovely to hear that.
more of an awareness of that was the huge, huge pressure and the
in the Villa to always be just Immaculately turned out hair
nails lashes. You know, everything I think I
wouldn't say about massive amount of pressure but I was
actually the girl that's always napping when the girls are
getting ready and I just hope I get ready in about 15 minutes,
man, make up everything. Oh, that's so refreshing.
I think for me, I just especially do the same thing
every night. I've got to point my eyes.
I honestly don't really care if extensions born out of my hair.
Now it's a half-grown, I'll set the pointer, it is what it is.
And you know, just take me as far as I am and for me I'm not
glad that must be where as you know, a lot of makeup and things
like that, just me personally. And so yeah, I think for me in
the night time I didn't really take long to get ready, I just
napping then last 10 minutes like spruced up.
So when you came out of the Villa, did you have that massive
sort of PJ moment of, I am not getting out of these pjs for
three days. I'm gonna eat pizza in front of
the Telly and watch the rear. Runs have been and that the
amount of deliveries, I had honestly, he got home.
I'll probably slept for a week had so many deliveries
chocolate. Everything literally, oh my God,
can I just say, your skin is glowing.
So, whatever you're doing, keep it up.
Would you say that love Island? The whole of Ireland experience,
change your style in any way. Definitely have an eBay 100%
changed my style massively in terms of when it can.
Explain it, the things that were given in there.
There's so much spin to design and stuff, and I was just like,
wow, like attempt of round dinners like this one day and
it's massively changed my style to now, push myself even more
like, you know, did my eBay shoot recently?
And it's like an it. We had like an it right Knit
pants as I can. It wear a jumper like a Blazer
and a coat on top. So it's like triple later as I
don't normally like will do a triple layer but I thought
actually that's really cool. So was there a stylist there or
were you just yeah. Yeah, so got started called Amy
and she is absolutely amazing. She's gone by H.
Just she did all the eBay clothes for the Villa was well,
before I went into the bill, are we all had a chat with her and
said, what style do we like, who do we give her a mood board?
Yeah, kind of say, yeah, pretty much that you did.
So you recently partnered with eBay on the first fashion brand.
Yes. And you tell me a bit about?
Yeah, some the first-ever pre-loved Ambassador for eBay
and It's great. So be with them for a year and
it really just be about chopping my own edit throughout the year
and obviously did only be one of everything but everything that I
pick out any pics and we both work together and collaborate on
it, and yeah, it's quite it's really fun.
So I don't fully understand. These are pieces that are bought
off eBay. Yes.
And then you style them. Yes.
I wear them in a photo shoot and we style them, and then you sell
them on eBay. So it's kind of like my eBay X
Tasha. Drop kind of edit.
All you need to do is add a charity to that and it would be
ding. Ding.
Ding actually is going to charity.
Oh fantastic. So it's best to drop that we
did. All of this leading spent to
Irene ID, which is an adapter, I e0, brilliant, brilliant.
Because you do talk quite openly about your superpower.
Yeah, and I love the fact that you were your implants.
So visibly generally tell me. Have you always been like Was it
like that? When you were a little child, we
over self-conscious over it. Or did you always think of it as
a superpower? I'll be honest.
I wasn't always confident growing up, wasn't easy for me,
mental mentally. I was in my darkest moments when
I was teenager and as a child and yeah, it was hard for me,
growing up and I think a lot of people think I was always
confident because of where I am now.
But that was something that I really, really worked on
throughout the years and, you know, Dense really comes from
working on yourself by and so inspiring and it's so so true it
really is it you know, no one can give it to you.
We can be surrounded by siblings and wonderful supportive parents
but as you're feeling it's pumped has to come from.
Yeah really really does. And I've been there's just a
time where it kind of Switched for me and that's when I started
to grow and be like, actually and it stopped hiding.
It is who I am. It's a part of me, didn't Define
So something that's special and different and yeah, that is kind
of how I started to then be confident and that's when you
just start growing and growing, but don't get me wrong, I still
have days where I'm not confident and, you know, we're
all human. We are going to her show.
Everyone's human, everyone has those days exact and that's when
I feel that fashion and clothes can really just boost us up and
be, I mean, I often talk about clothes being armor and But in a
very soft Gentle Way They Kunis. They they elevate us and and I
think that's, you know, your love of fashion.
I'm sure. You know, on those may be less
positive days, you just think, okay, what's going to give me
that give you that little and what would be those go to pieces
for you on those vulnerable days?
Do you have a sort of go to lift me up?
Look, I do. What is it?
Happy's cargo pants. So they're like a beige.
Cargo pants cargo but yeah, conscience true passion.
Now, I love them what shoes do well with them?
However, like my Blends Iago, attract, the like, quite big
chunky trainers. I'm a very chunky trainer, girl.
Love those big chunky and which is like a top and I always wear
this bomber jacket, it's like a cropped, bomber and it's from
eBay as well actually. So yeah, that's kind of the luck
that I'm like okay. Like your superpower look.
Yeah. Okay.
Like today's I know today's no Ben A bit bad.
Let's put this on and I'm going to feel like myself, you know,
brilliant brilliant. So you'd say being stylish is
important to you, part of who you are.
Absolutely 100%. You know I love playing with
style, I love playing with passion, I like being creative
and even today as it. She like, okay I got to podcasts
that what fired? Run around, like told me about
an hour to find an outfit, but I like to be, you know, you know,
feeling like myself, feel better, feel comfortable and
then you're going on. Watch some scary horror movie,
so I'm glad you got a big jacket.
Better wrap yourself, would you consider that you have a style
icon and if so, who would it be Haley?
Be bad. Oh wow, that she is.
Every single mood board is just hatee-hatee-hatee-ho.
And what is it about her? She just has she kills every
single look. And as you don't know how she
does it, she's got such a street style but also she can go classy
as she can go. Don't even know like that girl.
I want a whole wardrobe like I just yeah.
But don't you think she's probably got five stylists
behind her. Yeah helping her.
Working on it all the rest of it.
I mean so much cleverer to be you, you know, pulling it
together and eBay and all of that.
I think, really inspiring. What do you most enjoy shopping
for? Oh, Jack, it's a match.
A cacao like I love jackets, Blazers.
I like oversized as well. So nothing oversized Blaze.
And massive oversized bomber jacket long to write like trench
coats special. Now going to Autumn winter, I
can't wait for the big chunky track at night, jackets and the
proper coat and everything. So I love a puffer coat.
Love it. It's nothing better.
Very cocooning. How would you describe your
looks if you were Just talking to me on the phone.
No, FaceTime. And you're saying I'm becoming.
This is how I look. Who, how would you describe
yourself? I think how I describe my luck
to be definitely out there. Different bald unique and a bit
quirky. I would say I can is that the
top like five words? I would say, well, I would say,
that's really true. Do you have one item of
clothing? That means the most, Most to you
one item carry then so could be it could be something that was
your mother's. It could be something that you
water an important event to I probably would be the blue
latex. Sacchi dress, I wore that my
birthday. You looked incredible in that
bath. In that for me it's just a
memorable. Memorable piece.
That's my first-ever, the Saatchi piece I walk.
So I think and and that's all Yours now yes, that's some eBay
but that doesn't have to go back into the net sell-off.
So what are you going to do with that?
I don't know. Yeah.
And they may have to sell it. I think, you know, season
schedule. Child.
I was going to say, would you ever sell something for charity?
And you've said, and and now with all of this sort of real
Fame, would you start archiving pieces archiving important
pieces. Keeping hold of And pieces.
So that you could say, Okay, that was what I wore when I came
out of the Villa. That was what I wore for, what,
you know, whatever event it was a red carpet event.
Yeah, I think I think meow don't think happy maybe some but not
everything. But I think for me, I like to
give back and, you know, one at once and no special of eBay love
the fact that the things that I be selling obviously there's
going to charity so and I'm also an ambassador for Deaf kids
organizations. So I think for me, I'm quite
passionate about raising real Amazing money for those kind of
Charities and, you know, insect red carpet.
Looks obviously, I'd be like, renting address and didn't like
that for those kind of events. But yeah, I think maybe it.
Maybe it was like, a massive statement kind of moment then.
Yeah, potentially. It's been nice.
If I kids in the future then to maybe pass it down.
Yeah, yeah. Or frame.
It back. I mean, low amazing pieces
framed. Yeah.
Famous. Good idea.
Would you say you've had a Worst fashion moment.
Oh yeah, 100%. And what would that be?
I just asked again. It, she like Christmas tree you
pajamas and a dressing gown and like fluffy socks boots.
That's probably my most like really bad fashion moment.
And was that what last Christmas?
No. No, this is about us - age was
that, documented time? CCTV years back.
So just talking about you building your look, Do you when
you're working out? What to where do you start with
one thing? In particular, I know that
you've done this fabulous new collaboration with Sumi London
on shoes, which are looking gorgeous.
Do you ever work around the shoe?
First? And then how do you put together
your your looks I think my price I'll actually be sat on the site
I sat in the bed that I kind of think what?
Got my wardrobe. Okay, what could work.
What work? Together and I start, for
example, today I put on the unit had first and I worked around Co
what Chuck is going to go? Probably put on about six
jackets. And I thought, no, it's not
working. Okay, I'll put the boots on,
then I found the jacket. So I think I kind of start with
the but the base that the body first and then the shoes will
kind of be a second and then the layer on top would be last but I
really think about an hour before I start even going
through the Wardrobe and seeing what I mean.
Do you do wardrobe selfies and then philo's way seem to be an
Audibly organized person. I mean, I think she's got a good
memory. I just think he's passionate
about. Yeah, I think my memory is just
so, like clothes. Like my wardrobe that even
though the order, like, what's in my pocket, right?
Okay. So, how many pairs do you have
shoes? Do you own?
I think, because my Signature Collection, it's kind of been a
bit up. Come on, fess up.
I don't think is that many? I think maybe around like 5216.
And how many of those are summe half M, like I say, ah, well
lucky you, do you plan, what? You're going to buy before you
go shopping or are you just a internet Cruiser?
And Martin, internet Cruiser think different.
You go into the shops at all, or you buying everything online and
Marvin online past and I don't want it is that don't mind going
to shops. I just get really hot and that
can get really tired when it's really busy as well.
I got kind of get a bit claustrophobic in a bit
Stressed-out, such like to be stress free and just do it
online. I think, for me personally,
that's kind of and also like Instagrams.
Perfect for finding outfits. No, go on like a beaver's
Instagram, but a deed or, you know, start those two of pretty
cool. Yeah.
And they are more since a and then yeah, Tick Tock as well as
great. A lot, foreclosure sale.
What she waving the no meet a girl be in comments, and then
it's crazy how the internet can really Source you.
So many, like fashion clothes, it's crazy.
Would you ever consider? We're renting event, in renting,
something to wear actually have been mentioned before, so I use
her. Hey yes, yes, yes, actually.
Rented a dress for my birthday in August and yeah, rented it,
good girl. Yeah, and it's cool.
So your wardrobe tell us about it.
Is it fantastically organized tidy?
Is tied to stop it, but towards the end, it's just chaos styling
session. So I like pile on the bed on the
floor and then Nam you have like Sunday reset that kind of like
okay, put everything back in reset it.
But yeah, I'm a bit chaotic when it comes to do you look after
your clothes? Well yeah, yeah, I treat them
like, you know, you love babies. Yeah.
Something how often would you say you spring?
Clean your wardrobe. Be clean water rights.
Spring clean them spring cleaning like the insect like ya
know but just like decide what your editing, what you're
throwing away. But sounds like a weekly basis.
Yes. So actually I thought you might
like to know. I wasn't asking about your your
household routine and actually before in me to be Smith Flats,
I actually gave away 15 bin bags full of clothes to charity.
Wow, fantastic. Which charity they guessed it
salvation or fantastic. That's like the biggest
sprinkling of had in so long. Did you tag them as yours now?
Now just put them, scare them away you should do because I
think I bet you they would raise more money.
If if it was as worn by anything, the gorgeous, as I'm
knowing your turnover of clothes, I would think there's
still plenty of opportunity to do that.
Let's talk about travel and you know, your this real face I use
of She'sa of your airport, look of being packed in an airport,
how you're going to travel? What your look is going to be
think I do it. I kind of like doing a potluck,
you know, when we came back from with Villa, I wore like, a
chocolate brown color Ward and then like an oversized black
glaze and chunky like, All-Star trainers, and everyone's like,
oh my God, that's it. I like airport outfit.
So I think. Yeah, it's probably, yeah, I
think I like to look quite cool for an airport.
Yeah, I don't really I want nothing gets you know it's all
part of the holidays. Yeah experience of wherever
happening to you want to walk. You want to walk through the
airport being like yeah. Like you know Berenson we call
today. Would you say you're a good
Packer or a bad Packer, you tidy and bad's bad Packer because you
over pack potentially be possibly, I know if you're going
away for more than overnight, how many bags would you
honestly? Take come on.
Mmm, probably overnight like a No-No for more than it for
longer than overnight. I think probably a big one and a
small little one. I would say a big one that you
could get into yourself. Yeah.
Are we sharing that so coming to your wardrobe Secrets?
Would you say you've got a brand?
That's a guilty secret that that you is your sort of splurge
brand, sister Seekers. Now, you had of them but they
are a fake, the quite independent Brands.
I wore the clothes a lot before the filler, and that's just bad
Man. 2 speaks me. But the clothes, wouldn't he?
Tell us a bit about them. So they're literally, because
it's not a well-known nice brand, their acts, they're
sustainable as well. Lovely.
They're very basically stems from two sisters and they
started doctors amazing, clothing, brand to spend unit as
far as well. So, and the clothes Is that they
do. It's just so cool and different
but they didn't. They did a truck not while I'm
not a while ago. Called Christian is like rest in
fired. A cowboy boots and like that's
how yes I saw that. Come over, it's really cool.
Yeah, so they're like awesome. Say yeah, they're really really
great. Grant me look them up, if you
know that they are really and I love the fact that there's a
sustainability element to it. High Street Favorite.
Hashtag favorite. Hmm.
So hard on is a paries. So I think for that bags.
I do love like youichi. I think we're close Diesel and I
mean, I don't know anything from them yet.
But when I just look at their clothes at this, their clothes,
awesome and never bought any vintage, second hand.
No, no, no, not yet. Yeah, all of those things to
look forward to. Yeah, so your money no object.
Brand. No, I say Money No, Object
brand, what would that be? When you've got Limitless amount
of money that you could spend on something, which would be the
brand that you would go to. And well, that's spend it all.
Yeah. Oh God, these questions are ha.
I do it all I spending on anything, maybe Prada that Pardo
quite cool as well. They do really cool like like
you know, puffer jacket. It's and like, I feel like I'm
Yuka. Oh, beautiful.
What they're doing right now? Yeah, gorgeous.
Right. They are starting to, you know.
Yeah, get get up there a little bit to be fair.
What if anything? Do you feel?
You have an excessive amount of in your wardrobe, a lot by the
sounds of things Blazers. And do you feel that the cut of
a Blazer is is that something you was seriously aware of How
It's Made, because I always feel that how a jacket is made, you
know, a well-made jacket can really just completely transform
your look and over Sent I kind of love oversized player said I
left shoulder pads I have a thing about shoulders I'm not a
big fan of massive shoulder pads and makes it look Square.
I like it to be naturally fitted on the shoulders and just
straight kind of track it. And you know, I'm not a massive
band of terms of like you know big buttons like to be quite
simple and I was go through like greens and Bay Jews and blacks
but also to support pink base with.
You were weak and I'm obsessed with it.
So bright pink but it's also like quite nice.
So And yeah I think I'm very picky about how that my blazer
to lock on me. That makes sense.
You are forever Justified a purchase with pounds per wear
pants thinking. That this is really expensive
but I'm going to wear it so many times.
Oh yeah. But it will be actually a really
well-priced piece at the end of the day.
Yeah, 100% I think, like I said, Daddy, it's so important.
It's okay to wear things again to the point that, you know,
okay, it's time to move on from it or sell it or you know give
it somebody else. And yeah, would you say most of
your friends have the same opinion in terms of that as you
do hundreds? And a lot of my friends, I
intervened to Edge. So I think that's also an
inference comes from, like, one of my friends called Freddy.
They love their, like, he just loves his fashion and he's very
like designer. So you're at comes in, you have
like proud of massive chunky trainers and have like, Diesel,
leather trousers. And, like, you know, this cool
like to ski That glasses guy who were like vintage that bomber
jacket on top say, I think the pea pods around or some really
opened my eyes with that as well and really maybe be more.
Okay. That said it was really
inspiring. Yeah.
And really cool. It is inspired.
Yeah. It's interesting how fashion is
now. Imitating reality.
And, you know, when you think of what Mikhail he's done at Gucci
and it has such a vintage vibe that that that has been
inspired. Third, I reckon by us Brits
because we're good at it. I think, you know, vintage is
coming back, you know, it always is around.
But I feel like Vans and our stance and copyright vintage
into their clothing in terms of like, you know, that old school,
I don't know. Let's just say it's a that
old-school, like, do your that's kind of stand slowly come back.
So it's interesting, isn't it? Because it's always going to be,
there is always points where it speaks and everyone loves it.
So yeah, do you know? Customize your clothes or alter
them or change them completely, you know, hack your jeans off
and to cut offs or any of that. Yeah.
And yeah it's time and if it actually there's a black dress
and having a look around Burrs from eBay pre-loved and it's
just basically long ball gown black and have like microphone
bouts. That's kind of like lifted up
the dress. And as for our this look back,
I've had like a slip in it. So I just tucked it into the
microphone bowel. Looks like it had a slit in the
dress. It was like a high.
I leg slit and the trust actually got solved for, you
know, God of my own money on eBay and they realized that they
had to tuck it into the belt to get the high leg slit.
And the picture is just off it straight line and I'm like, I
don't know. But I think they're aware that
obviously, I did took it, but it goes to show.
You can play around and I find your way up to make.
If it's if you feel better in it at about, you know, it's a bit
more sexy. Yes, that's why I did their legs
slip. I think there's something also
about a vintage piece or about, you know, An older piece that
you think you feel less precious about actually getting a pair of
scissors and yeah chopping it up and having some fun with it.
Yes. Giving it a whole new life to.
Yeah, right. Let's do some quick fire
questions. You ready.
Oh gosh. High-end or High Street?
Highland. Fling obear, bling, minimalism
or maximalism. Maximalism.
Couture a charity shop culture. One-off or bug off.
Buy one. Get one free.
Yes. You can buy multiples of the
same thing. For the same money, you get one
free, you buy one and you get one free.
So that's it. So two other one off.
Like a very special piece. I'll buy one get one free
probably run off. Yeah, Crooks Que te puke too
bad. Clocks, are core clocks in your
face. Did not say that?
No, they actually have to think about it.
Yeah, cool. That he really cool, like
platform ones. They I call.
I believe this I don't fully trust you on that one but hey,
ho. Sneakers or stilettos sneakers,
skinnies or boyfriend's a wide legs.
In terms of genes, are you fans? But Econo boho.
Bodycon Sports Luxe or rock chick spot lacks glamour grunge.
I think I'm a bit about party where our PJs.
Pasha Trend or style, Trend, Iowa or Style, Style, color or
monochrome, monochrome parallel, plane, plane experimental or
uniform. I know the answer to that.
Expect cashmere all cotton cashmere, your holder, or an
editor harder, charity shop, or retail.
Mmm. I bet about shapewear or sexy
lingerie sexy lingerie with a body like yours, why not?
Tights and stockings. I don't wear tights and
stockings good. And yeah, I'm gonna be real
bikini on one piece. You probably were some
Fantastical mixture of the two days.
I mean, yeah, yeah, bit about bit about.
Yeah, I bet finally Tasha being amazing.
Youngest one, last question at the end of the day.
What do you or don't you wear in bed in bed?
I wear pajama shorts and a little bra, pretty much.
Yeah, just a little cute cute. Yeah, little cute.
So cute. Get it has been such, a joy
talking to you today. Thank you so much for your time
and for being here, thank you for having me.
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