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Bethenny Frankel shared a special sneak peek of her festive outfit reserved for an upcoming photoshoot with her fans. The picture of the reality star and businesswoman was a warm and stylish one, and she detailed every piece from the woolen coat to the de-stressed high Heels that she wore for nine hours. Moreover, she selflessly pledged to ship the whole look directly to those who commented on her post, a tactic she excels at by charmingly inviting customers through commenting ‘LINK’.
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Bethenny Frankel is comically fighting with the holiday force and the way she is doing this is through a preview of her holiday wardrobe. The former ‘Real Housewives’ star shared a video that was indeed her outfit preview but also holiday shoot description. She called it ‘chic & cozy,’ and not long after she said that she was looking forward to sharing the final results with her ‘nosy’ audience.
In the video, Frankel carefully took apart her outfit. She revealed that she had the Aritzia sweater in the shade of ‘Boba’. She wore J.Crew trousers which appeared to have brought her ‘so many compliments’. Special mention was made of the Steph Weitzman shoes to the extent that they were so comfy. ‘I have done nine hours, okay? And I’m still fine,’ she joked while referring to her ‘swimmer feet’ which are still okay but not like the rest of her body. Besides wearing dozens of rings from her collaborations including such names as Hannae Mori, Electric Picks, and Boma.
There was an immediate flood of comments to the post, and many of the users were commenting on the individual items she had revealed. One of them confessed that she had fallen in love with an Anna earring from a previous collaboration with Frankel and simultaneously told that they had received a lot of positive feedback about it. This led another person to quickly express their excitement about having the same earrings and now being really impatient for the delivery.
Nevertheless, one comment came which was very harsh criticism. One person wrote, ‘Bethany you are beautiful, stop making duck lips.’ Evidently, this type of hard-hitting criticism is typical on Frankel’s social media, where she is always openly honest and straightforward with her followers.
The dialogue veered towards fashion philosophy and one user claimed that he/she was ‘obsessed’ with Frankel’s style but had an opinion regarding pricey jewelry. ‘I only thought that super luxury handbags could elevate the look,’ the user explained. ‘But after acquiring my Dior look-alike, I realized you don’t have to splurge to be fabulous!’ This remark initiated a small debate during which a few other users were seeking advice on how to find inexpensive alternatives, thus showing a large-scale desire for luxury that is easy to get.
One person even made a very blunt and personal statement. ‘I only wore Stuart Weitzman heels before!’ the user said. ‘Cancer changes you.’ The very brief comment, accompanied by flower emojis, served as an unflinching reminder of how life trials can transform one’s style or needs concerning fashion and comfort.
A user also very politely pointed out to Bethenny that she was mistaken regarding her sweater’s fabric—they usually link it to Wilfred, the Aritzia line—and complimented her for how beautiful it was on her. At the same time, the user who spoke about the early festive atmosphere indicated the holiday theme and, rather ironically, asked if they would be hearing Christmas songs already.
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Always true to her brand and treating the post not only as a sharing opportunity but also as a way to charmingly invite customers through commenting ‘LINK’ she wanted to be the one sending the full look via direct message, thus she has intertwined content with sale, a tactic she excels at. This post further attests to her position on the lifestyle’s relatable yet aspirational side, where the revealing of one outfit game at a time tips in her favor, much like when she flaunts her South Florida lifestyle. Her business savvy extends beyond fashion, as seen when she revealed her secret functional coffee recipe and when she exposed the absurd $200 Anthropologie rock. She is also known to make decisive choices, such as when she rejected one hundred dollar blueberries with an immediate no.
