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Could Messy Bedrooms Make Instagram Good Again?

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Stylish women are posting selfies on Instagram surrounded by their belongings: tried-on clothing piles, empty takeout containers, and all kinds of medicine cabinet staples.

As a rule, the only people who live in a Martha Stewart-styled world are, well, Martha Stewart. “I think the vast majority of people usually have some stuff laying around,” says Emma Wooley, 25, a fashion publicist who lives in Brooklyn and posts selfies standing in front of stacks of books, some laundry, and a fully-loaded nightstand.

 

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Could Messy Bedrooms Make Instagram Good Again?Stylish women are posting selfies on Instagram surrounded by their belongings: tried-on clothing piles, empty takeout containers, and all kinds of medicine cabinet staples. Ive personally never watched MarieKondo but i bet she couldnt do anything for my 11 yo daughters room. She’d quit in an hour. I have ocd but i wont go in her room.
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