Ive been setting up and organizing Amazon wishlists for years now, like Ive got folders for everything from home decor to birthday stuff, but I recently decided to finally make a public aesthetic one for my room makeover and ugh its driving me crazy. My logic was that since I see all these creators with these super dreamy, minimalist beige and pastel lists, it couldnt be that hard to replicate. So I spent like three hours last weekend categorizing everything, adding cute section headers, and making sure the item photos actually looked cohesive together. But then I realized half the items I actually want have hideous neon packaging or bright primary colors that completely ruin the vibe when you preview the list layout. Like, I found the perfect aesthetic storage baskets, but the thumbnail on the list shows this awful blinding orange brand logo stamped right across the front. How do people work around that? Do you just spend hours hunting down obscure third-party sellers who use minimalist product shots, or is there some secret trick to editing the display photos that Im totally missing? Im trying to finish this by Friday because Im sharing the link in my next YouTube video and right now it just looks like a messy clearance aisle instead of a curated mood board. Anyone figured out how to actually make these look good without losing your mind...