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glitteryvMina Le started her YT channel back in 2020. She mostly focus on fashion and pop culture. Her video essays are well-researched but never stuffy. I've picked 4 of her video essays, but I'm sure you'll find something worth watching on her channel. She posts semi-regularly.
As someone who spent her teen years and part of her earlly 20s looking forward to Vogue's September issue (considered the most important of the year for a variety of reasons), this video essay was FASCINATING. Le covers the history of the magazine as well as its fall.
This was one of her first videos I watched and I've loved it ever since. She covers a RANGE of movies (both classic and modern).
The idea of Officecore as a worthy aesthetic is one that I haven't seen explored. This video felt quite timely with some "ugh, capitalism" vibes throughout. Good stuff, really.
This was the actual first video essay I watched and I was in LURVE. IIRC, I'd been looking for video essays on that movie after watching it for the umpteenth time.
By the way, Marie Antoinette directed by Sofia Coppola IS currently available for free streaming on YouTube. If you have YT Premium you can watch it w/o ads. If I'm not mistaken, the movie will fall out of the "free movie" rotation by the end of this month.
As someone who spent her teen years and part of her earlly 20s looking forward to Vogue's September issue (considered the most important of the year for a variety of reasons), this video essay was FASCINATING. Le covers the history of the magazine as well as its fall.
This was one of her first videos I watched and I've loved it ever since. She covers a RANGE of movies (both classic and modern).
The idea of Officecore as a worthy aesthetic is one that I haven't seen explored. This video felt quite timely with some "ugh, capitalism" vibes throughout. Good stuff, really.
This was the actual first video essay I watched and I was in LURVE. IIRC, I'd been looking for video essays on that movie after watching it for the umpteenth time.
By the way, Marie Antoinette directed by Sofia Coppola IS currently available for free streaming on YouTube. If you have YT Premium you can watch it w/o ads. If I'm not mistaken, the movie will fall out of the "free movie" rotation by the end of this month.
