The trend of ins and outs lists reflects a shift in social media culture, differentiating personal preferences from traditional resolutions and acting as a collective commentary on societal trends.
Liza Walter-Nelson explains that 'ins and outs' lists require little effort to create, making them an engaging platform for personal expression while also serving social critique.
Fashion influencer Camille Charriere's 'in' list includes intimately relatable items while her 'out' list highlights fading trends, reflecting personal and societal taste evolution.
As millennial and Gen Z sentiments shift, elements like dancing and independent design rise in 'in' lists, suggesting an emerging desire for authenticity in lifestyle choices.
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