Arabic → English transcript

If you do your nails and put color on them, like me, then you and I are low class.

That's what the elite in America decided,

and they, whether we like it or not, are perhaps not the only source,

but the main one from which we get fashion, whether it suits us or not.

In short, anything you are able to afford or have access to, the rich no

longer want it.

They don't want anything in common with you, poor person.

And the newest indicator is nails. They suddenly decided,

after years of global obsession with gel nails and complex, exaggerated designs,

that who is the shallow,

poor person who has time for this? That's it, the nails

that now show you are from a high class are the ones that are not done,

which are, of course,

done but in a way that looks undone. And this is no coincidence,

nor is it just a trend.

This is a system that has been working for decades.

Fashion has always been like this, starting from the" top" and going" down".

Celebrities and designers come up with something,

and it spreads until it reaches cheap brands, Once people get access to it,

it becomes uncool.

This phenomenon is called trickle- down fashion, trickle- down fashion.

There is also something called trickle- up fashion, and this is more problematic.

They choose the aesthetic they want from the streets, minorities,

and marginalized groups, they steal the look,

slap a brand logo worth thousands of dollars on it,

and as soon as it spreads among ordinary people,

they discard it and it becomes uncool.

The idea is that social classes are not only separated by financial status,

taste can also be used as a class weapon.

And the upper class is determined to maintain this distinction,

which is why they adopt something new every now and then,

and as soon as it becomes" common,"

they abandon it and move on to the next. The goal is never beauty,

otherwise it wouldn't change so much. The goal is to tell us:" We are not like you."

And the latest way to convey this message is not a bag

with a logo or shoes that everyone recognizes; that has become outdated.

And for ordinary people,

the latest trend is that unknown thing, quiet luxury, Quiet luxury.

We've started seeing celebrities and the rich leaning towards unbranded clothes,

They don't want anyone to see the logo to know what they're wearing;

they want someone who just knows. Those who know, know,

and those who don't are too poor to know.

So, even absence has become an ad.

No- brand has become a symbol of social status,

but the message remains the same:" We are not like you."

And with every new fashion trend,

millions of items are thrown away,

and new inferiority complexes are planted in us, because no matter what we buy,

they will come back to tell us it's outdated,

and that there's something else we must have. That's why it is very essential,

as a way to protect ourselves and our pockets, to know what you truly like.