Haul videos now feel out of step with a more discerning young audience
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Open this photo in gallery: In this file photo, a Shein logo is seen on a pile of gift bags in December, 2024. Haul videos that once signalled excitement are being met with discomfort, critique and, in some cases, outright rejection. PHIL NOBLE/REUTERS COMMENTS SHARE SAVE FOR LATER Listen to this article Learn more about audio Log in or create a free account to listen to this article. For years, the fashion haul has been a cornerstone of influencer culture: sprawling Zara try-ons, luxury unboxings, Shein mega-orders – content designed to be bingeable and aspirational, inviting viewers into the…
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