u/Dezert_Roze

What are your thoughts on the makeup looks at The Met Gala this year

A very first world problem I must say! 😄

I’m trying to find a Kirribilli Markets seller (Scottish accent, sells only designer preloved items).
It’s a bit of a long shot, but I thought to try my luck (& I hope the Mod is ok with me posting this).

A few weeks ago at Kirribilli Markets I came across a woman selling preloved designer pieces, I’m pretty sure she had a Scottish accent. Her stall had a standout fashionable white coat at the front of her booth (looked like a polar bear 🐻‍❄️).

She was selling a black & white tweed Max Mara set (top + trousers). I negotiated the price and hesitated. I went back today and couldn’t find her 🤦🏼‍♀️

Does anyone know:
- who this seller might be (on insta or other platforms?)
- if she trades at other Sydney markets ?

I just saw a LinkedIn post about a stillborn baby with a photo of her hand. It was heartbreaking.

I get that most people process life publicly now. However, LinkedIn’s purpose isn’t the same as Facebook/Instagram (or that’s what I think).

I believe there is a difference between sharing Expertise/opinions/skills, networking and job search, and sharing content that others might not be prepared to see in a professional setting: grief, medical clinics/treatments, trauma, intimate family moments, or very personal photos.

On one end we have promotion posts that sound like Oscar speeches, to always happy and thriving, to the ones that are performative/theatrical, to the heartbreaking posts about serious illnesses like cancer, grief and loss, and photos of deceased family members.

I understand people want to share their lives, enable human connection. I’m not questioning intents here.
Just wondering if the boundary shifted ?