Beware the ‘beige-fluencers’, cheerleaders for a life of no surprises | Sarah Manavis | The Guardian
Light a candle, wear matching pyjamas, go to bed early. Why has tedium become an aspiration for so many young people, asks culture writer Sarah Manavis
‘Molly-Mae Hague owns a famously beige home and is known for her bland, fast-fashion wardrobe.’ Photograph: Scott Garfitt/PrettyLittleThing/REX/Shutterstock View image in fullscreen ‘Molly-Mae Hague owns a famously beige home and is known for her bland, fast-fashion wardrobe.’ Photograph: Scott Garfitt/PrettyLittleThing/REX/Shutterstock Opinion Social media This article is more than 2 years old Beware the ‘beige-fluencers’, cheerleaders for a life of no surprises This article is more than 2 years old Sarah Manavis Light a candle, wear matching pyjamas, go to bed early. Why has tedium become an
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