5 Things I Would Never Wear After Working for Rich People Part 2

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The video taps into aspirational content by discussing fashion choices associated with wealth and status in a major city. The listicle format is easily digestible and encourages engagement through agreement or disagreement with the creator's opinions.

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The creator shares five fashion items she would no longer wear after working for wealthy people in New York City. These include plastic hair clips, bright nail polish, thong flip flops, overlined lips, and hair extensions, with explanations for why each is considered less chic or practical.

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1Introduction: 5 things never to wear
2Item 1: Plastic hair clips
3Item 2: Bright nail polish
4Item 3: Thong flip flops
5Item 4: Overlined lips
6Item 5: Hair extensions

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5 Things I Would Never Wear After Working for Rich People Part 2

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Part 2- Do you guys agree with these??? #richtok #nyc #personalassistant #personalassistantlife #nyclife

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Here 5 things I learned to never wear after working for wealthy people in New York City. Number one is plastic hair clips. They're not classy, they're very noticeable, and they instantly make your outfit look casual. Number two is bright nail polish. It's not timeless, and then it gets old after a week. No. 3 is thong flip flops. If you're not at the beach, a leather sandal looks so much more chic and they're more comfortable. Number four is overlined lips, cause it's not natural and if they're not perfectly symmetrical, it's the first thing someone notices when they look at your face. And we want them to look at your eyes and your smile. Number five is hair extensions. They're extremely noticeable if they're not the exact same texture, they're usually damaging, and they're very expensive to replace.