When I was 15 my mother sent me to finishing school for the summer. I have kept the classic basic black wardrobe with subtle/neutral colors added. My make up style is “barely there”. I never did fads. They cost a lot of money and fade quickly. Thank you for this video.
What a wonderful video. I had a stylish mother, but know many women who did not. This is a very helpful video for those in doubt & a great reminder for me too!
A few years ago, when I met the first person with ripped jeans, I thought it was a homeless person. It was only when I noticed that several people were wearing these trousers that I realised it was a fashion trend. 😂
It is the decadence of an affluent society. My grandmother, who was born in the 1920s, told me that in the old days no-one would have gone out in a pair of ripped jeans. It would have been a disgrace. Times were hard and everyone made sure they were properly dressed.
Thank you for your sound advice - personally I gave up tight trousers- they tend to look cheap- even the costly brands. And I totally agree that we aren’t paid to be advertising columns - so no flashy logos and furthermore it doesn’t contribute to the quiet luxury theme… But: I wouldn’t recommend to wear only brown, beige and pastels - especially if you’re an autumn type - those were the colors my grandmother featured- don’t be seen 😉- that doesn’t mean that I recommend neon colors/ but there’s so much in between, like red, white and blue or beautiful shades of green….
Agree. I’m about color, at least in my top. I wear jeans most every day, either knee length or ankle covering. But I like pretty colored tops. If I were to put on neutrals, I’d feel all blah, brown. I was a dark brunette, and color always looked best on me. Still does.
I've given up the over the top earrings I wore when I was young. Now, I only wear good quality understated earrings. My everyday earrings are my quarter carat diamond studs. xo~linda
@@raliejansevanrensburg5559 I have a niece who's tall, slender, and tanned. She wears jeans worn/ripped at the knee only. Bc she's a teen and has that body shape, they look cute on her. On me, they'd look ridiculous. It depends on your age, body type/size and what you like. But I found out long ago it's best to know what looks good on you and avoid the rest. And I do that.
Nothing new to me, although I agree with almost everything. Wrinkles though is something that hard to avoid wearing cotton and linen clothes. Yes, they need to be ironed, but we are not able to avoid those wrinkles that are result of our body poses while having clothes on.
I always check labels for fabric care: everything that is “dry clean only” I put back on the rack. I am not that rich to waste the money on dry cleaning
Dry clean only is something I ignore. For decades, I've successfully hand washed almost everything saying dry clean, and used liquid detergent, stick in the dryer on delicate, low or whatever until damp dry, hang it, touch up with an iron if absolutely necessary. I'm still wearing clothing decades old, gorgeous. Travelled all over the world in them, places where dry cleaning is unknown or in others, a fortune or they ruin it. Give me a sink, a river, some detergent packets and I can go to the opera or hike in the Andes and have out of the same tiny suitcase ,🤣
And for me, I refuse to purchase clothes with more than a very small percentage of synthetic fibers. I also will not wear anything with linen because it wrinkles too easily, making it look sloppy.
Elegant women avoid :- 5. overly distressed jeans 4. flashy logos and brandnames 3. excessively tight or revealing clothing 2. neon colours as staple in the wardrobe 1. excessive makeup
Wearing trainers with most dresses. I fell for this trend a couple of years ago until I saw my daughter in law with simple leather sandals and a summer dress
The newest Satanist illuminati trend is to cheapened woman's value and fitted their perverted world fancying a child. Basically lowering their spiritual frequency. People aren't fully aware of this agenda
For casual wear, I've depended on beige, white and natural canvas slip on shoes forever and a pair of Vivonic leather slip ons known as the best walking shoes on the planet. I agree, lightweight and great looking.
How about nose rings, nose studs, eyebrow studs, and various other metal things sticking out of mouths and lips? I loathe these things. I have several nice young women in my life who wear all this and tattoos as well 😞I have elegant and special jewelry I may like to give them, but what is the point?
I don’t dress like these ladies. I’m their ages, but I prefer jeans (NOT ripped ones!) in faded shades, dark shades & different colors as long as they are a bit flared & longer. I can’t stand the “above the ankle” stuff. It just looks dumb to me. Another thing is that my hair is long but kept very neat & my weight is 110 lbs. I have been that weight since me 20’s. I work at it, and I think that makes a huge difference. For evening wear, I like a well tailored pants suit, or a close fitting dress that I feel proud to wear (after all the exercising..!!) I love very good bags & shoes. These are always brand-names because they look so good with an outfit. My jewelry is good all gold items that I’ve had for a long time. I also like vintage shopping. I do not wear shorts…not many ladies in their mid-60’s look so good in them, but I love my Hoka brand sneakers. I wear half the makeup I use to, but I never overloaded anyway. Ok…that’s my two cents!! TY all for reading my comment. 😇🌹
You wear it wrinkled. Back in the old days, it was a symbol of wealth because it showed that the garment was pure linen which was very expensive and only the wealthy wore it. One of the criticisms of Ralph Lauren's wardrobe for "The Great Gatsby" was that he used polyester or blends for the men's suits so while they were crisp and perfect they weren't authentic. Look at old photos of wealthy people in the 1920's and earlier at resorts.
Overly distressed jeans are for the young! Not sophisticated women. Tip for pants: Hang them from the hems to let the weight of the waist pull the knee wrinkles out.
I have a friend who wore distressed jeans at the age of 64 years old.🤢 That was her way of dressing up!😢 I was embarrassed to be seen with her! I would avoid going out to eat with her!
You mean linen does look bad ? It is always wrinkled...I love linen, the best material for hot summer, much better than some unwrinkled artificial fabrics!
Here we go...middle age beige, pensioner pink & grandma green for ladies of a certain age...no! Who are these bots who think they can tell women how to be?? Its not 'advice', its making women more susceptible to feeling they are not wearing the 'right' clothes. Life is just too short for this type of mind control - do you, not someone elses' version of you..
The theme is how to be ELEGANT, not how to "do you" and wear whatever you want. If wearing classic clothing and being elegant doesn't interest you, fine. If it does, the video is offering time tested tips to achieve this.
You really missed what was said. This video isn't trying to manipulate you, it is offering general guidelines to achieve a desired style known as "classy." There is a lot of room for personalizing a classy appearance, just as there is in any given style, (such as "sexy," "rocker," "western," "goth," etc.) but deviation too far will result in a less than classy appearance. A classy woman avoids overbearing colors because they call visual attention to the color and away from everything else, including the woman, herself. The same is true of clothing that is too revealing, it draws attention to the woman's sexuality instead of to the woman as a whole. Dress however you please, but you will not be perceived as a classy lady if your appearance is comprised of gaudy choices.
I like the classic looks they've described here. But it's a personal preference. The one thing I don't think is very flattering are the pants cropped off at the ankle that they keep showing here. They just don't look good. I'm not crazy about really tight clothes myself. Leggings are ok, I would personally wear a tunic top over them though and flat sandals. Bell bottoms or flared pants will always be flattering and will always keep coming back in style because they look good. they balance you out. To me pants that are baggy all the way down make you look like you have elephant legs. And if they are cut short at the ankle they are even worse. Save them for pajama/lounge pants at home. I have a lot of opinions and personal preferences. lol. But I do feel people should wear what they are comfortable in.
You can pry my jeans leggings from my cold, dead legs. Guess I'll just be elegant from the waist up. Except for my purple hair! I'm 77 yrs old........tell me what I can't wear.
I'm short not overweight but have an hourglass figure. wide pants look like pajamas no matter what they're made of. I don't really wear pants at all but if I'm going to for some reason, they will be narrow cut. Not skin tight but slim. I bought a couple of short sweater dresses last year. I don't live in a terribly clod climate but it's chilly, especially when it rains. Those dresses just skim my knees so leggings are great under them.
My tattoos are not meant for others to see. They're private; they're for me. They do not, nor will they ever be, visible on exposed hands, arms, legs, or ankles. Doesn't work for *me*. No judgment if it works for others.
Glowing logos. So why do they produce such T-shirts? I hate it too. When I want to buy something for my son, nothing else can be found in the store only with such inscriptions. Wouldn't it be easier to produce a t-shirt with a tiny inscription on the goal or on the sleeve? Such that it is not much visible and makes a good impression? After all, everyone is talking about saving everything in production.
This is not about being dictated to according to someone else's views. You don't like wool, cashmere, linen, or whatever, fine. Don't wear them. But it's no one's business to tell someone else what they should or shouldn't wear for some agenda not their own. Don't dictate your agenda to others. It's beyond rude, condescending, and not your place or anyone else's. Mine either. Get over it.
Oh my, darling, have you had your blood pressure checked lately, or maybe you skipped your medicine.???? Maybe a relaxing cup of tea, or perhaps a little nap would help you calm down .... After you're feeling better we can talk about that presumptuous and ill-thought advice you just gave ....
Living g sheep need to be sheared which is where wool comes from. Shearing sheep is kind to them. So what's wrong with wool ? You must think sheep are killed for their wool. No sheep die !
Wool is NOT cruel. It is cruel to NOT shear a sheep. They become sick, filthy, parasite ridden, overheated, and distressed. Sheep must be shorn, unless they are a certain type. The wool is a by product of this process. Cashmere also does not hurt or kill animals in its production. There are ethical producers of cashmere online. Not hard to find.
Glad you watched 💛I added a list of these items in the video description for you to check out!
When I was 15 my mother sent me to finishing school for the summer. I have kept the classic basic black wardrobe with subtle/neutral colors added. My make up style is “barely there”. I never did fads. They cost a lot of money and fade quickly. Thank you for this video.
Totally agree on the ripped jeans!! Ugh!
Yes they look trashy
My mother stayed up nights patching jeans so us kids didn't look poor but rather neat and clean. I don't understand distressed jeans.
My officemates once convinced me to wear ripped jeans and I said NO. They look like a rag to me
Never understood it either. And to pay exorbitant amounts for them as well??? I can tear them myself.
What a wonderful video. I had a stylish mother, but know many women who did not. This is a very helpful video for those in doubt & a great reminder for me too!
Agree with everything....I would add neglected shoes hair and nails.
I thought from the start that ripped jeans looked horrible. Tacky and cheap!
Leave them to the teenagers.
A few years ago, when I met the first person with ripped jeans, I thought it was a homeless person. It was only when I noticed that several people were wearing these trousers that I realised it was a fashion trend. 😂
Preripped “purpose guy tears” are a stupid conceit. Especially stupid because they cost more.
Wow, I agreed with everything said and shown in the entire video! 😲👍 Unnatural hair colors yell, "I'm not elegant!" to me.
I love linen even if it wrinkles.
Yes, wrinkles take place even if you iron your clothes well, because your body moves naturally to create the wrinkles.
I love to iron my clothes so they look well cared for and neat.
I envy you so much!!! I wish I could love to iron!!! 🤣
I hate torn jeans they are considered inauspicious. One fashion designer says clean, neat , tailored suits are more elegant.
I'll be honest, I never understood the fashion of "distressing" jeans. It's like fake poverty. Why?
It is the decadence of an affluent society. My grandmother, who was born in the 1920s, told me that in the old days no-one would have gone out in a pair of ripped jeans. It would have been a disgrace. Times were hard and everyone made sure they were properly dressed.
And then you still have to pay a fortune for something that is torn 😕
Thank you for your sound advice - personally I gave up tight trousers- they tend to look cheap- even the costly brands. And I totally agree that we aren’t paid to be advertising columns - so no flashy logos and furthermore it doesn’t contribute to the quiet luxury theme…
But: I wouldn’t recommend to wear only brown, beige and pastels - especially if you’re an autumn type - those were the colors my grandmother featured- don’t be seen 😉- that doesn’t mean that I recommend neon colors/ but there’s so much in between, like red, white and blue or beautiful shades of green….
YEP!!
Think Jackie Kennedy, classic simply lines, room to move and figure flattering (not $luttie)
Agree. I’m about color, at least in my top. I wear jeans most every day, either knee length or ankle covering. But I like pretty colored tops. If I were to put on neutrals, I’d feel all blah, brown. I was a dark brunette, and color always looked best on me. Still does.
Thank you for highlighting the topics discussed in the video.
Good video,it helps alot,thank you so much.
Skinny jeans!! Love my collection of wide-legged jeans and dress pants. I kept a few skinny jeans for housework and yard work ONLY!!
Thank you for the video.
Thank you. Everyone needs to learn this
a pencil skirt ONLY LOOKS Good on thin women VERY THIN Women
These were all good suggestions
Absolutely Right
I've given up the over the top earrings I wore when I was young. Now, I only wear good quality understated earrings. My everyday earrings are my quarter carat diamond studs.
xo~linda
I agree with you..thank you
Ripped.jeans are not shabby chic....they are shabby SICK!!😂
@@raliejansevanrensburg5559 I have a niece who's tall, slender, and tanned.
She wears jeans worn/ripped at the knee only.
Bc she's a teen and has that body shape, they look cute on her.
On me, they'd look ridiculous. It depends on your age, body type/size and what you like. But I found out long ago it's best to know what looks good on you and avoid the rest. And I do that.
I never like wearing a logo or brand on clothing, after all I am not a walking billboard & I do not get paid to wear a logo
Agree, although I made an exception once when I bought and loved wearing a holiday white tshirt with the word VAGUE on it.
You read my mind. This is the same reason I don't wear T-shirts with clever sayings on them. Why tempt people to stare at one's chest?
so right. I don't like them on my handbags either.
My thoughts as well. In junior high I thought trying to impress others by flashing expensive brand names was cool, but grew out of it.
Thanks for those helpful tips. I appreciate it very much 🙏🙏
Lovely video❤thank you for your ideas❤❤❤
Nothing new to me, although I agree with almost everything. Wrinkles though is something that hard to avoid wearing cotton and linen clothes. Yes, they need to be ironed, but we are not able to avoid those wrinkles that are result of our body poses while having clothes on.
Very Good, Thank You
I always check labels for fabric care: everything that is “dry clean only” I put back on the rack. I am not that rich to waste the money on dry cleaning
Dry clean only is something I ignore. For decades, I've successfully hand washed almost everything saying dry clean, and used liquid detergent, stick in the dryer on delicate, low or whatever until damp dry, hang it, touch up with an iron if absolutely necessary. I'm still wearing clothing decades old, gorgeous. Travelled all over the world in them, places where dry cleaning is unknown or in others, a fortune or they ruin it. Give me a sink, a river, some detergent packets and I can go to the opera or hike in the Andes and have out of the same tiny suitcase ,🤣
And for me, I refuse to purchase clothes with more than a very small percentage of synthetic fibers. I also will not wear anything with linen because it wrinkles too easily, making it look sloppy.
Elegant women avoid :-
5. overly distressed jeans
4. flashy logos and brandnames
3. excessively tight or revealing clothing
2. neon colours as staple in the wardrobe
1. excessive makeup
Wearing trainers with most dresses. I fell for this trend a couple of years ago until I saw my daughter in law with simple leather sandals and a summer dress
Why would any woman wear trainers with a dress???😮
It's such a no no... and almost child like... I don't get it.
The newest Satanist illuminati trend is to cheapened woman's value and fitted their perverted world fancying a child. Basically lowering their spiritual frequency. People aren't fully aware of this agenda
Yes, I hate sneakers with a dress. In my opinion they do not go together.
@@denisehumphreys677It is everywhere. I feel embarrassed when I see it.
For casual wear, I've depended on beige, white and natural canvas slip on shoes forever and a pair of Vivonic leather slip ons known as the best walking shoes on the planet. I agree, lightweight and great looking.
Jeans with high heeled shoes are just awful too .
This is me less is more!❤
Things to avoid : Over distressed jeans , clothes brandishing logos , too tight clothes, neon colours , excessive eyelashes , wrinkled clothes
Definitely agree
Thanks
Please don’t ask me to give up linen. It’s my summer staple
The linen dress is elegant. What else can you wear in 43 degrees??? Only linken and silk.
I'd die before giving up linen, a staple in my wardrobe, particularly white.
And of course NO TATOO! If you have one already, just forget about ever being elegant.
I agree.
This is number 1. I agree completely.
How about nose rings, nose studs, eyebrow studs, and various other metal things sticking out of mouths and lips? I loathe these things. I have several nice young women in my life who wear all this and tattoos as well 😞I have elegant and special jewelry I may like to give them, but what is the point?
You can have tattoos and still be elegant. Especially if you have them where they can be concealed. Not everyone who has skin art looks trashy.
I have a very small tattoo (about the size of a quarter) on the outside of my ankle in memory of my sister. I guess I can give up on 'elegant', huh?
I don’t dress like these ladies. I’m their ages, but I prefer jeans (NOT ripped ones!) in faded shades, dark shades & different colors as long as they are a bit flared & longer. I can’t stand the “above the ankle” stuff. It just looks dumb to me. Another thing is that my hair is long but kept very neat & my weight is 110 lbs. I have been that weight since me 20’s. I work at it, and I think that makes a huge difference. For evening wear, I like a well tailored pants suit, or a close fitting dress that I feel proud to wear (after all the exercising..!!) I love very good bags & shoes. These are always brand-names because they look so good with an outfit. My jewelry is good all gold items that I’ve had for a long time. I also like vintage shopping. I do not wear shorts…not many ladies in their mid-60’s look so good in them, but I love my Hoka brand sneakers. I wear half the makeup I use to, but I never overloaded anyway. Ok…that’s my two cents!! TY all for reading my comment. 😇🌹
Great 🎉
ripped jeans have no place anywhere
Thank You
If you have to tell someone what not to wear to be elegant, can they really be elegant?
😂
Of course, they can learn, that is if they want to.
I agree. You have to want to look good….
This is just a video of do's & dont's.. Grow up Child
Sometimes, people don't think they have the $$$. Elegance is in the creativity, not the cost. Designer labels take no imagination!
I've given up ripped jeans years ago, and since then my outfit style gets better. Love your Channel since from the start..❤
I think jeans is a no-go.
Big hooped earrings = cheap looking
Any kind of cut or style that doesn't fit my body type. Perfect fit is key, save money for alterations.
Alterations, when the wearer has a clear vision, ALWAYS makes the difference!
I think that dustressed jeans are the stupidest fashion trend I have ever seen. I wear them for painting a fence and that's it.
I gave up wearing very short dressess.
Me too
for me, out with tee-shirts and ball caps.. sports logos and gym shorts... lol
I am teachable and flexable…and I wear a smile.
The last 25 years I don't iron anything.....😁
All people are seeing that I am permanently elegant!!!
What about nails and hair?
I am transitioning into more elegant attire, in my 60’s. Remember ladies, it’s a process, occurring over a period of time. Think classics♥️
So how you wear wrinkled linen?
How do you STOP linen from wrinkling??? it seems inevitable!
Linen blend...yes. linen wrinkles, there are strategies.
You wear it wrinkled. Back in the old days, it was a symbol of wealth because it showed that the garment was pure linen which was very expensive and only the wealthy wore it. One of the criticisms of Ralph Lauren's wardrobe for "The Great Gatsby" was that he used polyester or blends for the men's suits so while they were crisp and perfect they weren't authentic. Look at old photos of wealthy people in the 1920's and earlier at resorts.
Awoman can look elegant in clothes from St Vinnies so long as she knows how to style them!
Overly distressed jeans are for the young! Not sophisticated women.
Tip for pants: Hang them from the hems to let the weight of the waist pull the knee wrinkles out.
Those dresses seem too big more like tents.
Yep they do. My point exactly!
Birkenstocks look frumpy and so do strappy athletic sandals unless you are going to the gym, the beach, or on a hike.
I will never give up my Birkenstocks.....but I don't like driving in them.
I AGREE!!! They’re they frumpiest ugliest things EVER! How did they get popular AND expensive???
I have a friend who wore distressed jeans at the age of 64 years old.🤢 That was her way of dressing up!😢
I was embarrassed to be seen with her!
I would avoid going out to eat with her!
I stopped wearing bright red lipstick every time & opted for more browns & mauve .
I loved it but gave it up as well. Doesn't suit my skin tone any more
You mean linen does look bad ? It is always wrinkled...I love linen, the best material for hot summer, much better than some unwrinkled artificial fabrics!
Too tight clothing 😱
I've given up pastels bc another fashion advisor said they make you look like you trying to hard to look young er.
Never a fan of "logos"!! Bottega - classic example of investment bag/purse for the ages without "advertising". Know your own style!
Don’t fool yourself!! Elegance requires elegant environment. Unless you are like one of those who spends on elegance stay in your Pajamas!!
Here we go...middle age beige, pensioner pink & grandma green for ladies of a certain age...no! Who are these bots who think they can tell women how to be?? Its not 'advice', its making women more susceptible to feeling they are not wearing the 'right' clothes. Life is just too short for this type of mind control - do you, not someone elses' version of you..
The theme is how to be ELEGANT, not how to "do you" and wear whatever you want. If wearing classic clothing and being elegant doesn't interest you, fine. If it does, the video is offering time tested tips to achieve this.
You really missed what was said. This video isn't trying to manipulate you, it is offering general guidelines to achieve a desired style known as "classy." There is a lot of room for personalizing a classy appearance, just as there is in any given style, (such as "sexy," "rocker," "western," "goth," etc.) but deviation too far will result in a less than classy appearance. A classy woman avoids overbearing colors because they call visual attention to the color and away from everything else, including the woman, herself. The same is true of clothing that is too revealing, it draws attention to the woman's sexuality instead of to the woman as a whole. Dress however you please, but you will not be perceived as a classy lady if your appearance is comprised of gaudy choices.
Elegance isn't for everyone, just for those who strive for it. I don't, but I can admire those who do. I found these tips helpful.
Most losers Hate good advices
In other words, you don't know how to look tasteful or elegant, and you're going to criticize anyone else who is. We got it.
Ok! Not to sound negative or terrible, but if you all dont like the suggestions that are given in the video why are you watching the video?
Some folks are triggered by the idea of leveling up to elegance. They think it's inauthentic and elitist.
Wear whatever you want as long as I don’t see any bits and pieces.
Over distressed jeans also make your legs look fat.
Smaller jewellery in generalxxx
Anyone wears ripped jeans is a fashion victim.
I like the classic looks they've described here. But it's a personal preference. The one thing I don't think is very flattering are the pants cropped off at the ankle that they keep showing here. They just don't look good. I'm not crazy about really tight clothes myself. Leggings are ok, I would personally wear a tunic top over them though and flat sandals. Bell bottoms or flared pants will always be flattering and will always keep coming back in style because they look good. they balance you out. To me pants that are baggy all the way down make you look like you have elephant legs. And if they are cut short at the ankle they are even worse. Save them for pajama/lounge pants at home. I have a lot of opinions and personal preferences. lol. But I do feel people should wear what they are comfortable in.
Teens are probably the only ones that could wear worn jeans
Sweat pants
Yoga pants.
Me too
Horrible.
This is just common sense, unless my mum raised me better than I thought.
Try wearing linen all day, wrinkle free.
White linen clothes are my summer uniform. Linen breathes, so I stay cooler.
I’m a wrinkled mess in linen, but it is comfy. I don’t wear it anymore due to wrinkling.
Try a linen blend with rayon, it’s still cool and wrinkles less.
In my opinion jeans aren't elegant, but then old school, from the 50's 60's.& 70's.im now. 86 & I know what good. & what's not on me
You can pry my jeans leggings from my cold, dead legs. Guess I'll just be elegant from the waist up. Except for my purple hair! I'm 77 yrs old........tell me what I can't wear.
You go girl !!
@@jackielulu1676 Anything you like! Lol🤣
I'm short not overweight but have an hourglass figure. wide pants look like pajamas no matter what they're made of. I don't really wear pants at all but if I'm going to for some reason, they will be narrow cut. Not skin tight but slim. I bought a couple of short sweater dresses last year. I don't live in a terribly clod climate but it's chilly, especially when it rains. Those dresses just skim my knees so leggings are great under them.
too many disposable clothes on the market just fill up our landfills.
Do not wear heavy jewelry and contrast clothing...
Not clothing but please add tatoos
Tattoos look always so vulgar.
My tattoos are not meant for others to see. They're private; they're for me. They do not, nor will they ever be, visible on exposed hands, arms, legs, or ankles. Doesn't work for *me*. No judgment if it works for others.
I m sure you can be elegant wearing anything…it’s all in your character not in your clothes
Wrong. Bad Wrong.
Wrinkled clothes. Does linen count?
No!
An elegant friend said. Wrinkled linen after ironing shows its real thing
NO.
Glowing logos. So why do they produce such T-shirts? I hate it too. When I want to buy something for my son, nothing else can be found in the store only with such inscriptions. Wouldn't it be easier to produce a t-shirt with a tiny inscription on the goal or on the sleeve? Such that it is not much visible and makes a good impression? After all, everyone is talking about saving everything in production.
You mean “cheap” . . .??
The jeans are worse than tacky and in bad taste.
Wrinkled clothes?😂😂😂
Tattered Jeans at any level are TRASHY
That is your style not mine.
I don't even own a iron.
Buy one is worth it😊
1) the fact that it is true, and
2) the fact that you would brag upon it .... Says it all.
How could any " jeans " distressed or otherwise, be elegant. ??? You will never find an ELEGANT woman from Milan for example wearing " jeans "
This is not about being dictated to according to someone else's views.
You don't like wool, cashmere, linen, or whatever, fine. Don't wear them.
But it's no one's business to tell someone else what they should or shouldn't wear for some agenda not their own. Don't dictate your agenda to others. It's beyond rude, condescending, and not your place or anyone else's. Mine either. Get over it.
Oh my, darling, have you had your blood pressure checked lately, or maybe you skipped your medicine.???? Maybe a relaxing cup of tea, or perhaps a little nap would help you calm down ....
After you're feeling better we can talk about that presumptuous and ill-thought advice you just gave ....
Distressed Jean's are just Sloppy and Nasty Looking...
Don't even get me started on Crocs! They're horrible!
Ive always followed this advice. Do stay away from fad clothing
One should never wear Earrings AND Glasses. It comes off like a fussy librarian.
Hate low cut blouses and tops. Look ungrateful.
Wool and cashmere are very cruel. Elegant women are not cruel to animals.
Are you serious?
Are you serious?
No, wool and cashmere do not require cruelty, and sheep seem mighty pleased after being shorn of those heavy coats.
Living g sheep need to be sheared which is where wool comes from. Shearing sheep is kind to them. So what's wrong with wool ?
You must think sheep are killed for their wool. No sheep die !
Wool is NOT cruel. It is cruel to NOT shear a sheep. They become sick, filthy, parasite ridden, overheated, and distressed. Sheep must be shorn, unless they are a certain type. The wool is a by product of this process. Cashmere also does not hurt or kill animals in its production. There are ethical producers of cashmere online. Not hard to find.