I got massively sucked into Pinterest when it was just new, had quite the following and met some great people through it but at some point, it just got too big for me. I don't really know what it was, it was just hugely overwhelming and time-consuming all of a sudden. Since I used it predominantly for work stuff I also got hassled a lot by brand reps wanting me to look at their stuff, hoping I'd utilise it in projects. They're hard enough to keep out of your inbox and off your phone as it is, or even worse, from continually knocking on your door, it kind of ruined the happy bubble a bit.
What YouTube accounts are you looking at quirky?
Flo, I've been fruitlessly searching for knee-length boots for about 3yrs now. In my mind they're 70s YSL style, covering the knee cap when standing straight slightly with a straight shaft that doesn't slouch and a bit of a heel. In my mind they exist as this perfect thing, but nowhere have I been able to find anything even approaching them. All I can find are the ones that go in at the ankle and those I find rather unflattering and stale looking for whatever reason. Alternatively I'd love to find the knee-length versions of the Maison Margiela for H&M I have in the black ankle version. I loved the colour and look of those but they didn't fit over my calves back then but would definitely now. I saw someone on the street with them the other day and was still absolutely mesmerised by them.
It's not the attached picture of CB you were thinking of, was it?
Speaking of 'I-don't-give-a-shit glamour', recently came across a coffee table book with Patti Smith photographs from yesteryear and I was instantly sucked in by her attitude to style. I give you the biker jacket when it still had edge. It's all definitely a bit more grungy than the polish of Françoise Hardy. Maybe I'm romanticising it too as she was one of my mother's favourite singers, but I'm adding her to my collection of people whose attitudes towards style I admire under the I-don't-give-a-shit subheader.
Just to clarify wrt capsule wardrobes and MK which I keep reading as Micheal Kors, I don't have issues with these concepts at all in theory, it's when they become movements that I start raising my eyebrow a bit. It can go slightly oppressive and lead far too many to believe that everything they own is wrong and they need to 'invest' in an entirely new wardrobe and places huge expectations on that new end result. I'm all for making changes to make life easier but when it becomes too directive and black and white I struggle to see how it achieves that. I do think it's great for insight to your own thinking and rationalisation, like proper described, 'fine' just isn't good enough anymore and those are things that will stick and continue to be helpful in the long term.
Canters, UK-esque as in, wet weather and mostly cool for 3/4 of the year approx? If not suits, I assume it's good work dresses but not the very tailored sheath types, proper trousers (or very dark denim in less casual shapes) with shirts/blouses/fitted fine merino knits type atmosphere? And congrats! 
I'm shocked Moss is shocked, whenever I see another random colab with her name attached to it, I keep thinking, perhaps unfairly, of the Bill Murray character repeating, 'Santori Times,' over and over. Not that I blame her at all, people flock to buy those colabs in huge numbers and they are on brand (just at hugely varying price points). Considering how much 'influencers' have to expose of themselves to even get close to inciting that type of purchasing power, I always like to think KM got it right by being so private, even in that interview she's not exposing herself at all, barely answers a question. If you want a piece of her, the closest you'll get is buying something with her name on it. It's rather transaction-like but no one is pretending it isn't either.
Methen, no worries I wasn't offended, nor did I read it as mean. Your comment just made me realise that whilst it was quite clear to me in the dressing room that in the right size those trousers would be a great fit for me because they're not high waisted (as most of those type are) but by just posting it on here I was assuming you all had the same imagination I had wrt my own body, which pretty much makes it as useful as the COS website as they seem to ask much in terms of imagination of its customers on there.
In Windows, you can select pictures either by holding down SHIFT whilst clicking left (for a series of pictures), or holding down CTRL if you want various pics not in order, then right click on any selected pic and click print, on the right hand side you can choose various options and it will automatically scale pictures and print several on one page, so 2, 4, 9, 24 (or something in that range). They all get printed one direction though so if you're presorting them in groups something to take into consideration.
Alas, I'll be missing out on checking out the 'special' charity shop, I'm plagued with hormonal nausea today, they're closed tomorrow so will try and have a look in sometime next week.