Closet Confessions: How To Shop Sustainably | Fashion Haul | Trinny
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2020
- Join Trinny Woodall in her closet with Lucy from the Trinny London team as they discuss how to shop fast fashion sustainably. From what makes a classic to cost-per-wear and buying things that make you happy, Trinny shows you how to shop with the long-term in mind.
See inside Trinny Woodall’s impressive and expansive wardrobe with Closet Confessions. In each episode, Trinny deep-dives into a particular section of her wardrobe with the help of Lucy from the Trinny London team. Everything you wanted to know about styling, clothing, fashion and even how to organise your wardrobe can be found in this series. From coats to sequins, jewellery to vintage pieces, take some Trinny tips on your tour through Trinny’s (fifteen) wardrobes.
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Thank you so much Trinny, the way you spoke about differing budgets was very considerate and appreciated x
Glad this video helped X
Can you make a video on shopping at a charity store! Would love to see you find classic pieces and how to style them. Love your videos!!
Will add to list X
Pleaseeeeee
Yes please
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How refreshing!
I love that you are not just promoting buying high end fashion. I have noticed that many younger UA-camrs are not noticing that cheaper brands also produce clothing that is good enough to become one of those well loved pieces that remain in one's wardrobe for decades!
Glad you enjoyed X
I love you Trinny. Happy new year! 💗 Sustainability means different things to different people. Some are taking a minimalist approach, shopping vintage stores, looking for ethically sourced fabrics, assessing cost per wear, but for some the ethics and work practice of a brand is important factor in sustainability. The ethics and working conditions for employees provided by brands like Zara and H&M are a real issue, but how do we change this? Boycotting the brands may affect these people more. High profile, people like Trinny could be a driving force for change. We all want inexpensive clothes, but it’s at the cost of people’s lives. These fast fashion retailers have forced many retailers in Australia to close their doors because they can’t compete. I applaud brands like Everlane and we should be supporting these brands more. I’m in no way perfect, I have more clothes than I need and love fashion, but I want to do more to change in 2020. The message I got from this is that we need to shop for what suits us and look for timeless quality styles that will work with other pieces. It’s nothing new, but I think we sometimes forget when you’ve got the sales assistant telling you how amazing you look in something you’ll only wear once. 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and allowing us to learn from you. Thank you to Team Trinny for putting in that hard work behind the screen! ❤️
I would really appreciate an episode on how to find certain high quality key pieces for people who are vegan and want to abstain from animal based products. The really nice long coats, suits often times use wool. Shoes and bags real leather etc.
Keep spreading joy! ❤️
I could listen to Trinny read the Yellow pages.
SpencerLevey same! 🤣
I agree Trinny! If you love and take care of what you buy and enjoy wearing it for years that is sustainable.
I love how you take clothes from ZARA and make them all time classic! ❤️
Great video. I also love how your little dog often manages to see find his mummy.
I absolutely adore your videos! I am on a binge❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's wonderful that you keep your clothes for a long time and pay attention to cost per wear - that is a step towards sustainability. Unfortunately, the workers who produce Zara clothes in foreign countries don't get paid a fair wage, and often work in dangerous and unsafe conditions. Moreover, there's a lot of waste in the garment industry and purchasing new items promotes even more pollution. Most of the items at Zara are made from manmade fibres such as polyester, acrylic, and polyurethane, which take decades to biodegrade when they inevitably end up in the landfill. "Sustainable shopping with fast fashion" simply isn't possible unless you buy a fast fashion item secondhand. In fact, secondhand shopping is the most sustainable way to shop. I'd love for you to make a video about buying vintage or secondhand!
To buy 2nd hand literally SOMEONE has to purchase new clothing. So your statement doesn't make sense
I cant buy designer clothes coz i cant afford it. I buy a fast fashion item that keep them for years.
@@stephaniezambrano5829I thrift because I can get better quality than fast fashion for a fraction of the price. However, someone like Trinny can afford to purchase from sustainable/ethical brands, she just (apparently) chooses not to.
@@stephaniezambrano5829 how could you keep them for many years with such bad quality? I tried and didn't really work for me. And also because they are made with so many nasty materials they will pollute when you will through them away. We are just postponing the problem by doing so
These items are still in good shape just because they were never washed - dry cleand only, if ever. Every other item bought in Zara that is washed just once in washing machine is a rag.
The sequins jackets are sooooo amazing 😍 I love your style
I do love the way you show clothes you bought years ago.
That white shirt
I agree with Trinny... even though zara is a fast fashionable clothes it is also affordable and more even affordable when it’s on sale... but you have to choose the right one that suit’s for yourself. Wearing clothes still depends on how u carry ur self wether u are using an expensive one or not.
always love these closet confessions videos and I always learn so much! XO
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So much in my wardrobe is Zara and I am super picky about fit. Some seasons I buy one item (this year a green crinkly rain coat) and some I buy quite a bit. I love the unusual cuts and shapes Zara will come out with from time to time.
I absolutely love how those jeans look on you. ❤
I just love your videos! Very informative. You open my eyes on colors that I wouldn't dream of wearing.
Glad you found it helpful X
Thanks for this video! I love your concept of sustainability based on usage and happiness a piece brings to us! Sometimes I feel there is too much shaming around where we buy... emphasis should indeed be on how many times we use something and how well it makes us feel. Also adored your comments about how to care for pieces that bring us joy!
Trinny looks fabulous as usual.💟
Another amazing video Trinny. I love that you tell us how to wear each item and how much it is, which year it was brought etc. I absolutely love the black Teddy bear jacket and the silver black short one. Looking forward to try these types of jackets. Love that preciousness comment. I strive to get clothes that fit well wherever they are from. So inspirational. Thank you
These are by far my favorite videos. xo
Whilst you can find lovely pieces at thrift stores, unless you are living in a metropolitan centre, it is slim pickings. Shopping sustainable is a privilege in itself. Not everyone has options. She is advising people to shop thoughtfully, with purpose and to take care of your garments. This will reduce waste and limit needless consumption.
No words- it’s pure genius.
I love this! Thanks for sharing with us!
Glad you enjoyed X
I always feel amazing looking at my wardrobe because I know I supported companies that care about the environment, the communities the clothes and materials were made in and offer women a safe environment and a living wage. Plus the stitching and materials are superb! Its a win, win, win, win......
Great and so many tips about quality and classic
I looove this!! 💜
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge Trinny - I love your videos and I learn so much from them about style and fit of clothing. And I love the contents of your closet!! Happy New Year and excited to see your next video :) xox from San Diego
Happy New Year X
I have that long blue vest with the black faux fur! It truly is a classic. I wore it so many ways when it came back and it hangs in my closet to this day waiting for another chance to play.
Totally agree with the sizing
There is no consistency
But love the store ❤️❤️
Thank you for having women feel good on what they buy ,rather than how much their clothing are .
Thank you, Trinny. A balanced view, as opposed to the bloggers who have no recognition of people's variants in finance when discussing this topic. I've had things from Zara which have lasted years, 5 is my longest so far.
I'm inspired. Zara is my favorite store. And now, I can afford it. 🥰
The metal jacket looks great. Its clean and the fit is great and it looks easy not fussy.
Absolutely obsessed with Zara ! Loved this video from start to finish ❤️ love from Israel ❤️
Glad you enjoyed X
I just love the visit from the dog at the end !😀
Can you encourage Zara to release that full metal jacket again! Please! I just love it so much! Betty in Melbourne! 🙏🏻
My husband bought me a faux fur leopard coat as a wedding present and its very plush.....We have been married 23 years I love the coat because its never gone out of fashion♥️🇦🇺
Amazing X
Great style like your styles my favorite is the white blouse with the blazer looks so chic. Great video you look good in those cloths. Love XO
Thanks for mentioning the sizing. I found when I lived in Spain I couldn’t buy a lot of clothes their in general.
You are my guru! Every time i learn new. with love from Rusia Dinara,
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Really loved this! Thank you! Also Starting to realise that some stuff I have is this coming year is 30 years old and I still wear it now and again! And the Bug bear! YES! Ps about lyla I wear My moms knitted dress a couple of times every year and she bought it roughly 55 years ago. Also When our shapes Change I have a circle of friends with whom I swap or give away clothes! Sometimes I’ve even gotten My old clothes back When I’ve fitted them again in either direction! But clothes are just so much FUN and It’s really nice to wear something which you’ve gotten from someone you love because it’s been theirs at least when you start getting older and raid your moms wardrobe etc. It’s Very much playing dress up!
Now I live in Ecuador and I used to live in Sydney, OZ. I used to live in London and it was my dream to wear coats and clothes that have some interesting cuts, colors, textures and so on. I get so, so inspired with your take on things! So inspired!!!!! Love your channel and your confidence!
She is absolutely right : It's more about preciousness than the price I paid for the item.
Found my white long blazer that makes me feel so classy♥️😊
What a charming lady you are! Joy to watch, pleasure to listen! Inspirational no doubt. Again anybody can be stylish paying a lot of money for brands. You show how to be stylish for fraction of the cost! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed X
this was great! 👍👖👗👚
Inwpuld live to know what the top is that you can change the colour on to full su lkver sequin to more sharkski white. It's incredible.
Always enjoy listening to you Trinny:)
You have the most amazing wardrobe each item is better than the other.. Would love to put them on😁 pls share your entire closet.. And come to India for transformations.. Am waiting 👍😊😊
Yellow color highlights everything that you’re wearing in addition to that yellow yellow brings out everything
love trinny
Am beginning to think Trinny has shares in Zara LOL 😁
Trinny has the power to change how Zara does business/makes their clothing. She has the power to turn it into an ethical brand.
I love trinny and her style. I always look on ebay to buy Zara 2 nd hand. So far so good ❤️
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What would you style Zara yellow coat with? I feel like the colors it with go with are so limited.
Zara in Asia (Hong Kong) seems very different from what you show in your videos... And can you make more twinning videos I love to see Chole, because I’m a similar build.. big on the chest and petite frame 5’ tall, and I can’t figure what to wear.
I love that you finished with my fav sequin shirt which i wore for this new year’s eve with so much joy! :D one question though, how do you wash your sequins?
Will add this question to list of videos X
Next video on layering techniques for summer, winter and another on evening wear and how to rotate them and revamp them.
Will add to list X
For many reasons many of us are not on the '100% sustainable' train in terms of only purchasing second hand or not purchasing 'fast fashion'. This is an excellent video that shows that purchasing from a 'fast fashion' store is not so toxic if you are mindful and purchase items that will still be wearable for years to come, which has an enormous environmental impact. Years ago my friends daughter would go shopping every weekend for cheap clothes that would be worn once and then be left on the floor. It was revolting.
Today consumers are becoming more aware of their impact and stores like Zara provide an outlet for well priced good quality options that can last for years if you look after them properly. Many 'designer' clothes that cost hundreds of dollars on sites such as Net-a-Porter are made of acrylic and polyester. I have no doubt many of them are made in the same factories as Zara products. As someone who loves clothes, who was raised by a woman who loved clothes, I have a wardrobe that is a mix of designer, high street, vintage and thrift store. The thing is if you don't have access to a decent thrift store, you won't go to one. Buying vintage is also not always 'cheap' and if you are on a budget it's all about getting the most out of what you buy and what you can afford.
It's easy to be on your soapbox regarding sustainability and ethics within the fashion industry, but we all need to be clothed and if you are not dressed well you are judged. Sometimes it's the difference between getting a job or not, for others its about social inclusion. We all belong to a tribe and what we wear is usually a reflection of where we feel we belong. Far be it for me to write a tresise on the importance of fashion...or maybe I will, but not here Trinny, worry not! xxx
Is there any way to un-crush velvet? Not on what's suppose to be crushed but when you have a plain velvet piece that has an area has gotten too smushed?
Would you also consider styling vintage pieces, picked up some pieces from a flea market but not sure how to style a particular fitted suit jacket, as the skirt is too dated ... thanks
Niceee.. Thanks girly
Trinny ❤️❤️❤️😍
What size is the Blazé Milano blazer you're selling? I will buy it. :-) And great tip about buying two of a white shirt you love.
What about the that you inevitably get in tops and coats when you really wear them?
I hope u do a closet confessional on trousers .... u tips has helped me a lot
Will add to list X
Ahoj Trinny, Tebe pristane čokoľvek si inšpiratívna. Krásna žena. Všetko dobré.
Hello Trinny! my name is Kimberly and I live in the United States I just stumbled upon your channel and I must say I’ve been watching you endlessly and I absolutely love the education that you are giving to me thank you very much. And I think it is a stellar idea for you to make your own collection. Please do I would love for you to make a collection that is size inclusive for us curvier ladies as well
Esto es muy lindo me fascina tu simpatía y cómo juegas con las prendas quedándote muy hermosa 😘😘😘😘❤
I just love Zara for affordable yet sensible fashion
mmmm,yes I am you and you are me, my wardrobe is full of items from years ago too, not expensive stuff just things I love,...keepers. Unusual things that I never want to lose or that I think my daughter might love one day. Even have a blouse over 30yrs believe it or not, chiffon, beautiful colours, cost me couple of pounds my daughter has been using it for a few years now, looks exactly as it did when I bought it!
Very true.
A lot of the sequins that are in Zara In Australia are only in Small & Medium which is really disappointing.
TRINNY IS BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUT LOVE HER X
What do u recommend for short,.plus size women?
I think it is important to love whatever we keep in our closets. And Trinnys enthusiasm teaches that. She talks about respect for our clothes. So her closet is curated. If we all had only clothes we loved in our closets the textile industry would not be half as polluting as it is today. Trying to find biodegradable clothes could be a next step. But what about lycra?
I don't really feel good about wearing long with long (that is your long wide jeans with long blazers). It looks to long and too heavy. I'd much prefer short with long or long with short. What's your thought?
I need a well behaved coat 🤣
Please can we start a campaign for Zara to do up to a size 24 because it isn't fair that those of us that are fatter cannot experience Zara. What about body positivity and inclusivity, it is 2020 and some of us want to be Zara customers but cannot. Please Trinny, head this up, you must be their biggest fan woman which the greatest profile. Do it for the fatties! We want Zara too!!!!
TRINNY!!! Another cute thumbnail photo of you!!! Catching you in all your glory!!! Yes, you are still a FOX at 39!!!
Trinny - i absolutely love you. You have reignited my love of color. I came across this book and its blown my mind about the horrendous practices for sequin clothes! It might impact on ur future purchases.
Lucy Siegle's book 'To Die For'
You consistently take care of yourself and would look great in a bin bag 😁
I have the £29. Coat it's fab.
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I agree with you there always room for more piece off clot
Trinny love what you do please do size 18 plus that Zara does not do ? Yes I'm disabled and housebound but when I'm taken out in my wheelchair my husband said I'm a dedicated follower of fashion but need help ❤
Will add to list X
@@TrinnyLondon thank you so very much xx
The cream jacket you could dye and wear it open
Lemon juice in a bowl of warm water works as a natural bleach for whitening lace.
This is more of a be discerning with your purchases, from wherever they come from rather than just buy stuff that you wear 3 times then bin rather than sustainable in terms of low chemical use, low water us, low air miles, organic, fair trade or well made and so will last hopefully meaning less to landfill etc... Mainstream consumerism has to scale back, we have reached peak consumer bit the planet and people issues are starting to gain traction. Also, clothes will become more expensive in the next five years so repairing, restyling, rewearing will become more commonplace even for people who can afford to current shop in Harvey Nicks.
Why only sustainable? Not Ethical?
I can’t Imagine these beautiful things are from Zara.
In Australia Zara isn't that cheap...
How about hanging velvet inside out to prevent hanger marks…
I have always shopped this way. My body, alas, did not follow. Hence, I have three pairs of all leather slacks (gorgeous) which after three children will no longer fit at the waist but I am so attached to them I can’t bear to let go. I have other things that are such forever clothes and suffer the same fate. My body simply won’t hold up for the ten to 15 years that my clothes have! And I also give lots of these gems to Goodwill or the Salvation Army. I am not needy enough in my relative wealth to feel justified in making a profit on top of having had years of wear. (I think those who buy designer bags with an eye to making a profit are owned by their bags and not the reverse. It is a “cheap, cheesy” orientation to living and dressing.)
I will, however, continue to buy the clothes I love, but I’ll have to buy the things that fit my altered and aging body.
Hi Trinny, first of all, I love the kind of content you put out. It nourishes my creative juices with extra nutrients. So, thank you. Secondly, I totally get your intention behind putting out this video and I agree with you 100% that pieces from Zara & other places must be re-utilised, re-styled, re-used for as long as possible whilst having fun. Now, having said that, I truly feel that someone as awesome, wealthy, abundant, creative & experienced as you has the potential of inspiring many to purchase from sustainable brands. The reason I am saying this TO YOU is because you are an INFLUENCER & many of us look upto you. Love & Gratitude, xx themavenlifestyle.com/conscious-fashion-think-before-you-shop/
I agree Trinny... Zara's sizing sucks. Its not an all inclusive company. That really puts me off Zara. So that REALLY makes Zara a nil for me.
Vanish OxyAction Crystal white, will turn natural cotton organic white shirts, crystal white. Old dingy white anything, even pale blue towels. So I imagine it should work on lace blouses.
How to get clothes white again: ua-cam.com/video/7MO7FXvnLwg/v-deo.html
Zara is in no way a form of sustainable fashion. I really do wish you would cover second hand shopping, thrifting and learning to sew. Watch The True Cost, which is on Netflix. I do like you Trinny but you are not at all champion of sustainability.
Oooh where she lives there are the best charity shops with loads of designer stuff. Sloane Street charity shopping is a brill way to spend an afternoon in London
I think on behalf of Trinny she does really make use out of what she buys. Even though she has a lot she keeps it for a while and still reuses it, which is what I think most people struggle with.
@@ZGwoo888 well said
Tip Top I think Kings Road, rather than Sloane Street?
Sustainable to me should be buying clothes you love and want to wear for a long time. People have become so used to throwing a way clothes simply because supposedly it is not in fashion.
It is ridiculous. As a child there wasn't a lot of money I had to wear my clothes until they were unwearable. If you can't afford the new sustainable which is very expensive buy what you love and will wear until it falls apart only then buy new. As for second hand where I live in New York that is not a cheap option many of the things can cost as much as something from a fast fashion brand.