you guys love hating on this girl just for the sake of it. she’s not telling you what to wear she is simply giving tips on how to dress more elegant it’s up to you whether or not you want to follow them
I’ve been wearing only skirts and dresses this summer and it’s so life changing. I feel ten times more confident and comfortable! Especially in long summer skirts, they just elongate any figure. Being short, this hack has been very helpful!
I've been wearing only flowy dresses, long and short, this summer myself. The comfort equates to a oversized PJ shirt and is so much cooler to wear in the heat. Looking even MORE attractive to my husband is a plus. Of course he loves my dresses lol!
@@baylorsailor I think the fact that they make you look so much more put together is why I’ve always thought it would be uncomfortable lol but it literally is the most comfortable and flattering choice of outfit! Who knew those two could coexist?! Hahah
What I’ve found is that when I’m wearing something feminine, classy and modest; I feel more empowered and comfortable with myself. I stop feeling watched/judged by other people, stop feeling objectivized, stop comparing myself to others, and also feel prettier.
May I say that men like me appreciate that, especially because of your standing against the laziness of many. It's like I feel when I'm working out consistently - if I feel better about my discipline & dedication, then everything in life, job, etc. feels better.
@@madwillou4274 Good for you! I agree as well. But I don’t think she is FORCING anyone to dress this way. She is using a platform to speak to other women who likes dressing femininely, since.. we also like to wear whatever we want! Does that sound familiar to you?
For about a year now I’ve almost exclusively worn dresses and skirts…the odd side affect is how it’s made me focus less on the daily shifts of my body. As someone who has recovered from anorexia, little shifts in body shape have always negatively affected me. It’s so interesting to me how more feminine attire has made me feel more confident in many different ways!
Amazon is so great for affordable, stylish dresses! So many of them are modest too! HM does some really great pieces also. If I’m doing online orders, I ALWAYS read the reviews and make sure to check the size guide! It has saved me a lot of grief😂 Also, one of my fave fall looks is an A line wool skirt that hits mid calf, a simple v neck sweater and knee high boots. Always such a classic vibe, that makes me feel confident and sexy!! And I’m covered head to toe🤣all about your attitude and confidence!
I am in dresses/skirts majority of the time. Only time I wear pants/jeans is in winter, because I live in Wisconsin and we get a lot of snow. Otherwise, I always feel my best when I dress in feminine classy clothing.
I’ve always loved the concept of wearing dresses and skirts. But every time I wear one, I don’t feel beautiful, I just feel self-conscious (because you have to look good in a dress or skirt). Really trying to move past that. 🥴
It’s actually the opposite for me! I always feel self conscious in pants and extremely comfortable in modest dresses and skirts. I just make sure to wear a pair of bike shorts underneath. :)
I feel you girl! I have a friend who is a little thinner than I am, she is gorgeous and always compliments me on my dresses , but she doesnt feel confident in them. I dont feel confident in pants or shorts most of the time. The way people perceive themselves in clothing is weird! Wish you the best
Have you ever looked into what body type you have? It’s often about the lines of the outfit and how they compliment your specific figure. I found out I am a mix of “gambine” and “romantic” and ever since I’ve learned to curate a flattering wardrobe that leaves me feeling much more confident! There are many videos on UA-cam in this topic, definitely give it a try(:
I found a dress at Belk and was able to get a 30% off coupon and it ended up costing my Grandma and I around $56, it originally cost $80 and when I wore it for the first time, I immediately found a burst of confidence and this dress goes to my ankles. Oh, and that burst of confidence was something that I hadn't felt in a very long time.
It must be very draining to have to associate a feminine or masculine visual to every single physical/materialistic thing along with mentally and verbally conducting yourself around those mannerisms. Just be yourself sis😂
For some of us ladies, being feminine and classy IS being ourselves 💕 and we love to learn more about this and it makes us confident and happy. You seem to assume if women aren't sloppy or masculine they aren't "being themselves"
@@julia9557 that was not an assumption that I was making. I said that associating every single thing an action with a feminine or masculine term would be very draining. I don’t know where the classy concept came from being overtly feminine does not make you classy it’s not an automatic alignment. If you choose to identify with being feminine that’s your business I never said that was a problem. I do think it’s very concerning to try and receive confidence or happiness from materials or certain mannerisms.
@@bellumsemper2654 i’m not sure if our language is very gender specific like it is in Spanish or French. But when it comes to us assigning gender normative stereotypes onto certain objects and mannerisms I find myself to be more of a gender abolitionist
Loved this video!!! Especially cause I'm a bit of a royals (and Kate) fan! On wedges though - I fully advocate for wearing professional looking wedges (like in a simple black or nude leather) as day-to-day office wear so you can more comfortably move around but I agree that they don't have a place when you're going to the theater, a formal wedding, or a more elegant setting. Side note: Kate usually wears LK Bennet heels and I chose to invest in a good, basic black pump and omg they're amazing.
I’ve been really fortunate to find beautiful skirts and sweaters shopping at thrift stores - being a classical teacher, I am asked to wear beautiful and modest clothing, and it’s amazing how it has changed the way I view fashion in general. I love your videos! Thank you!!
I almost exclusively wear dresses/skirts now. I've never been more comfortable and feel so pretty and confident. Bonus: your wardrobe adapts to your changing figure a lot better than pants.
@@Introverted.Alien. I am happy that you corrected yourself and I praise you for that; humbleness is scarce in these modern times. Thank you for apologizing, means a lot human. ❤️
How can you say that just because something doesn’t look “elegant” that women shouldn’t wear it? There are already so many constraints and so much pressure put on women (and all people) to meet certain expectations. If someone wants to have colorful hair, and this brings them happiness in life, why shouldn’t they do it? Your choices about how you want to dress do not make you a better person than anyone else.
@@MrJedijay91 that's not the point, the point is we don't go out of our way to comment in your nasty youtube channels or videos with naked women being portrayed as sex objects. You're like a child in coming over here and leaving your useless crappy comment. We just wanna enjoy our videos
@@sparrowwatch6843 I actually don’t really watch the type of content that you are suggesting I consume. I watch Abby’s videos every now and then because as a progressive who believes in intellectual honesty, I sometimes like to consider the points of view of more conservative thinkers. I decided to comment on this particular video because I do think her view on pressuring women to dress a certain way is pretty extreme and doesn’t come from a place of love. I think Abby is a pretty strong-minded person, and that she can handle the criticism (if she even sees this). Either way, I have a right to defend my principles. Thanks for taking the time to engage in this dialogue, and I wish you all the best.
Not sure if I can phrase this properly or if I’m being too accusatory, but I feel like most of the hate you get is largely just from how easily you write off - or at least seemingly so - the outlook of those with opposing views. I usually agree with your ‘classic’ perspective actually, but these videos feel incredibly snarky at times with the delegitimization jabs at newer cultural trends that don’t happen to align with these specific views. I really don’t understand some of these things either, but I believe there’s better ways of promoting these ideals without being as condescending. I’m probably thinking about this too much though. Cheers if you’ve read this far 👍🏻
I agree. There wouldn't be a problem with her content if she didn't take every opportunity to shit on women whose ideals don't align with hers. It's fine to want to dress modestly, have conservative values, and prefer a traditional lifestyle. It's not fine when you try to make people feel like your way of life is better than everyone else's.
1 Wear dresses and skirts 2. Jeans on casual event 3. Avoid Colourful nail have natural nail -wear colour occasionally 4. Use a clutch to hide a cleavage 5. Wear bright colours - for attention 6. Only wear wedges on casual event 7. Wear tights 8. Avoid fabrics that wrinkles easily 9. Heals shouldn't be too much high 10. Hair should be neat and natural 11. Make-up should be minimal
You could have stopped at, "I don't know why you would want to wear jeans" 🤣 I hate jeans they are so uncomfortable. Cutting jeans out of my wardrobe when I was 16 was the first step in my wardrobe becoming more classic and elegant. I have a lot of skirts and dresses now. The only time I don't wear skirts and dresses is if I'm doing a workout, in which case I keep a few pairs of shorts and leggings for the range of motion bonuses!
You're right, Abby. I've been in the grocery store or just out and about, and I feel like I'm sticking out like a sore thumb because I hardly see women in dresses or skirts. Love your content💕
People are following her because they are looking for a specific type of style, and she tells you how to dress in that style. If you don't care about this type of dressing, then you don't have to watch. She's not telling you to wear it, she's telling what you can wear if you want to look classy.
Can you please do a video on which dresses go well for certain body types, please? I have a difficult time finding dresses because I have wide hips and I'm 4'11.
I’m 4’ 10” and put on most of my weight in my hips. Dresses that have an A line cut look best on me. Basically anything tighter on the top that flairs out around the natural waist area. Hope that’s somewhat helpful. 😊
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for including hosiery in this list of elegant style staples! I have an undying love of hosiery and love to wear it when wearing dresses and skirts!
Opting for clothing that doesn't wrinkle easily is a good idea. I can't handle 100% linen garments, they drive me crazy. Most of my heels are below 2 inches, I don't understand how some women can waltz around in 5 inch heels all day. It seems infeasible.
For me, when I have too much of an unnatural look, I can often stray away from my true beauty. I believe God created me beautifully and if I go hugely unnatural, I just am too judgmental of myself at the end of the day when I take off the makeup, nail extensions, etc :)
Has... has she heard of Himekaji/ Japanese Larme magazine? It bases upon blouses and frilly clothes and you still look like a princess if you want to wear a shorter skirt! I personally think it looks cute!
Meghan isn’t a working royal so she does whatever she wants, clearly. She doesn’t follow any of the rules, not that she respected them when she was a royal either. Just wanted to point that out. She’s not a part of the royal family, not in the sense of working for it or representing it. It’s sad that some people still make that mistake and think she does represent them because she definitely does not. They are a conservative and traditional institution that I look up to for those reasons and just wanted to make that point because Meghan is the duchess of woke, not a representative of that beautiful and traditional institution. Catherine is an incredible role model for more traditional or conservative woman. She’s lovely 🥰
I've always loved skirts and dresses. When I was a kid I started to really hate pants and jeans because I felt like I kept on tripping over them and they dragged along the grass and puddles and they felt uncomfortable. So since then I was a skirt girl. I wear colourful and vibrant tight leggings when it's cold as it's tight around my legs, but still prefer skirts. I find the nude and bare nails hard because I love nail polish and nail art. I love having colourful nails and I hate the idea of abandoning them!
I do like some of these rules, but as a petite woman, i can’t pull off skirts that go passed the knee. If I do wear them, I wear super high heels. I don’t even own a single pair of flats or kitten heels
I have found the midi length, so like mid calf, is incredibly unflattering compared to full length, knee, above knee lengths, I stopped wearing a black j crew skirt for this reason even though it was really comfortable, it made me look shorter and cut off my legs at a wide point and highlighted that.. I also have trouble with skirts of any length twisting around my waist, I have had good luck with cotton dresses and don't have those issues and avoid the midi length of course
I’m an atheist, but for myself, I appreciate modest dress and no tattoos, ring piercing, etc. for women. Obviously, this has nothing to do with religion (I have none), but solely for sartorial and aesthetic reasons: modest dress for women generally looks tasteful. Perhaps this is why I like Orthodox Jewish women; many of them are beautiful and elegant, almost like queens.
I live in the Midwest (Iowa & Minnesota). No way in heck am I wearing anything but jeans & warm socks in the winter. Dresses and skirts are a big no-no. That being said, I should pick up some more dressed and skirts for summer. It's tough though because it's only warm 3 months out of the year and it's really obvious when you wear the same dress often so you don't get much cost per wear compared to jean shorts for example. I need to find cheaper options for skirts and dresses I think.
@@MsPatClaus yeah it's -20 in winter with blowing snow and I have to scrape my car every day haha so no to bare legs. This advice for year-round dresses is definitely for those in milder climates. :)
@@MsPatClaus Hi fellow Mainer! I found lined “skin-tone” leggings in Japan they were so great. They had so many skin tones for different people! Shocking to find that in Japan.
I absolutely love to wear dresses and skirts. I also love pairing them with hats. I'm 22 but my fashion sense is in the 50s! Haha and I love it! Great video
I love dresses, but also chub rub, so i end up having to wear shorts under a dress anyways and then i think well, at this point i might as well just wear pants. i cant wait to wear dresses and shorts more when i lose some weight/ get healthier.
There’s a product on Amazon called Bandalettes! It’s just a wide band that goes on the top of your thighs!! There are AMAZING! And to me, work better than shorts, and for sure better than creams because those wear off!
When I was younger and a teenager it was all about the mini skirt and the midriff showing spaghetti tops … since my mid twenties I’ve been preferring longer trousers and dresses because they just make me feel so much comfortable with myself. Also no more midriff showing stuff, high waisted things are the way to go (It’s also stops me from getting a tummy ache or painful back!) and it’s super flattering !
As a guy, I certainly agree that tan-colored nylons accentuate the beauty of all women. The silky fabric enhances the elegant, dignified shapes & curves that make up their natural beauty.
I get most of my dresses from thrift stores, because they're less expensive and have nice vintage styles. I'm trying to learn to sew so that I can adjust the dresses for my size; it feels like they're always either too short or too wide on the waist. So far I only know the basics of sewing, but it's progress. :) Eventually I may be sewing my own dresses!
Some Royal trivia I have read...the Queen’s favorite nail polish is “‘Ballet Slippers” by Essie, she likes Elizabeth Arden lipstick and Clarins hand cream, and weights are sewn inside her hems so her dress doesn’t blow up if it is a windy day. Great topic, Abby, thank you!
I don't trust the Sales Rack cuz i know that its just pieces from the clothing line that no one wanted, otherwise known as the least appealing of the line, the best and cutest pieces always sell out and never make it to the sales rack at all imo
Love these tips! I do most of these things anyway. I’d like to wear more skirts and dresses but I’m apple-shaped, skinny legs with a big tummy, thicker waist. Skinny pants look better I think. I am not opposed to googling some apple-friendly dresses. Do any of you have this problem?
Dresses with a slightly higher waist (not empire, just higher) are most flattering on apple-shaped figures! If you're petite, make sure to purchase petite, as the waist on regular dresses will fall even lower which is not flattering. I like to take up my dresses one inch at the shoulder as it brings up the waist, and is also more comfortable! Hope this is helpful!
Justine Leconte (another UA-camr) has a lot of fashion videos that go through advice for each body type and what types of clothing look best for each, (not pushing whatever the latest trend is!)
@@Jcon4002 watch her video she made on Megan the Stallion. Then read ths comment section. I'm sure you'll understand after seeing that. And if not, then we understand why you're a stan of hers.
@@Introverted.Alien. I literally never said I was a stan of her 😐 I was just curious as to why people hate her because I have been seeing her a lot on my reccomend page lately but I guess I'll watch the video you told me to watch .
I love your content..: like this is the kind of information that women need these days! I have a cocktail tomorrow and trust me im gonna apply all of these tips for tomorrow!!
Guys, This girl is basically canceled trying to say that she’s oppressed and saying that she doesn’t get how gays make being gay a whole personality 😶 But anyways guys she even said her make up was oppressed 😭😭😭✋✋
Hey everyone quick question Has anyone ever heard of the National Sunday Law? It's where one day they'll pass a law forcing us all to go to church on Sundays but the Sabbath is on Saturday so sabbath believers will have to refuse the Sunday low and rely on god. 😇
you guys love hating on this girl just for the sake of it. she’s not telling you what to wear she is simply giving tips on how to dress more elegant it’s up to you whether or not you want to follow them
She calls you trashy if you don't act/dress a certain way in numerous videos of hers but okay lmao 🤡
@@berserkagain7976 Ikr how are people still the blind fans yall I'm tired
I’ve been wearing only skirts and dresses this summer and it’s so life changing. I feel ten times more confident and comfortable! Especially in long summer skirts, they just elongate any figure. Being short, this hack has been very helpful!
I've been wearing only flowy dresses, long and short, this summer myself. The comfort equates to a oversized PJ shirt and is so much cooler to wear in the heat. Looking even MORE attractive to my husband is a plus. Of course he loves my dresses lol!
@@baylorsailor I think the fact that they make you look so much more put together is why I’ve always thought it would be uncomfortable lol but it literally is the most comfortable and flattering choice of outfit! Who knew those two could coexist?! Hahah
Another short friend here who loves those flowy skirts too!
What I’ve found is that when I’m wearing something feminine, classy and modest; I feel more empowered and comfortable with myself. I stop feeling watched/judged by other people, stop feeling objectivized, stop comparing myself to others, and also feel prettier.
May I say that men like me appreciate that, especially because of your standing against the laziness of many.
It's like I feel when I'm working out consistently - if I feel better about my discipline & dedication, then everything in life, job, etc. feels better.
Yes, yes, yes! I feel so empowered when I'm dressed modest and femininely.
Comments not spicy yet, I’ll be back 😂
For real how are more people not bashing this girl like I’m gonna wear what ever tf I want
@@madwillou4274 go do it somewhere else
@@madwillou4274 Good for you! I agree as well. But I don’t think she is FORCING anyone to dress this way. She is using a platform to speak to other women who likes dressing femininely, since.. we also like to wear whatever we want! Does that sound familiar to you?
Lmaoo
Frl it’s crazy how many people expect others to conform to their appearance standards 💀
For about a year now I’ve almost exclusively worn dresses and skirts…the odd side affect is how it’s made me focus less on the daily shifts of my body. As someone who has recovered from anorexia, little shifts in body shape have always negatively affected me. It’s so interesting to me how more feminine attire has made me feel more confident in many different ways!
Fun tip! Kate often wears brands like Sézane, and they are currently having their archive sale as it’s a pricier brand. Hope that helps!
TJ Maxx is my favorite place to buy dresses too! I find really nice name brands for $20 - $15 or even less if they are on the sale rack.
Amazon is so great for affordable, stylish dresses! So many of them are modest too! HM does some really great pieces also. If I’m doing online orders, I ALWAYS read the reviews and make sure to check the size guide! It has saved me a lot of grief😂 Also, one of my fave fall looks is an A line wool skirt that hits mid calf, a simple v neck sweater and knee high boots. Always such a classic vibe, that makes me feel confident and sexy!! And I’m covered head to toe🤣all about your attitude and confidence!
I am in dresses/skirts majority of the time. Only time I wear pants/jeans is in winter, because I live in Wisconsin and we get a lot of snow. Otherwise, I always feel my best when I dress in feminine classy clothing.
I’ve always loved the concept of wearing dresses and skirts. But every time I wear one, I don’t feel beautiful, I just feel self-conscious (because you have to look good in a dress or skirt). Really trying to move past that. 🥴
It’s actually the opposite for me! I always feel self conscious in pants and extremely comfortable in modest dresses and skirts. I just make sure to wear a pair of bike shorts underneath. :)
I feel you girl! I have a friend who is a little thinner than I am, she is gorgeous and always compliments me on my dresses , but she doesnt feel confident in them. I dont feel confident in pants or shorts most of the time. The way people perceive themselves in clothing is weird! Wish you the best
Have you ever looked into what body type you have? It’s often about the lines of the outfit and how they compliment your specific figure. I found out I am a mix of “gambine” and “romantic” and ever since I’ve learned to curate a flattering wardrobe that leaves me feeling much more confident! There are many videos on UA-cam in this topic, definitely give it a try(:
I found a dress at Belk and was able to get a 30% off coupon and it ended up costing my Grandma and I around $56, it originally cost $80 and when I wore it for the first time, I immediately found a burst of confidence and this dress goes to my ankles. Oh, and that burst of confidence was something that I hadn't felt in a very long time.
It must be very draining to have to associate a feminine or masculine visual to every single physical/materialistic thing along with mentally and verbally conducting yourself around those mannerisms. Just be yourself sis😂
Hablas Español?
If so, you assign gender to everything.
Many languages are like that
For some of us ladies, being feminine and classy IS being ourselves 💕 and we love to learn more about this and it makes us confident and happy. You seem to assume if women aren't sloppy or masculine they aren't "being themselves"
@@julia9557 that was not an assumption that I was making. I said that associating every single thing an action with a feminine or masculine term would be very draining. I don’t know where the classy concept came from being overtly feminine does not make you classy it’s not an automatic alignment. If you choose to identify with being feminine that’s your business I never said that was a problem. I do think it’s very concerning to try and receive confidence or happiness from materials or certain mannerisms.
@@bellumsemper2654 i’m not sure if our language is very gender specific like it is in Spanish or French. But when it comes to us assigning gender normative stereotypes onto certain objects and mannerisms I find myself to be more of a gender abolitionist
@@bellumsemper2654 I guess it really shows how gender is just a social construct
Loved this video!!! Especially cause I'm a bit of a royals (and Kate) fan! On wedges though - I fully advocate for wearing professional looking wedges (like in a simple black or nude leather) as day-to-day office wear so you can more comfortably move around but I agree that they don't have a place when you're going to the theater, a formal wedding, or a more elegant setting. Side note: Kate usually wears LK Bennet heels and I chose to invest in a good, basic black pump and omg they're amazing.
I appreciate actual advice on being classy
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I’ve been really fortunate to find beautiful skirts and sweaters shopping at thrift stores - being a classical teacher, I am asked to wear beautiful and modest clothing, and it’s amazing how it has changed the way I view fashion in general. I love your videos! Thank you!!
Please do a video on dressing femininely in winter when it's too cold for skirts and dresses, with specific outfit examples
Also, if you don't mind me adding, learn to sew and make your own dresses or customise thrifted items xx
That is a also a fun idea!
I’d love to learn this!
@@hannahware3751 awwww thank you xx
Great idea!
I almost exclusively wear dresses/skirts now. I've never been more comfortable and feel so pretty and confident. Bonus: your wardrobe adapts to your changing figure a lot better than pants.
I really love your videos! Your advice helps me maintain balance and uphold my moral value in a world so chaotic.
Another "pick me" girl right here.
@@Introverted.Alien. 😂 omg I really meant what I said lol
@@uzumakiasmr1273 I'm sorry. Just cause I didn't agree with you, I shouldn't have assumed your intentions. I apologize
@@Introverted.Alien. I am happy that you corrected yourself and I praise you for that; humbleness is scarce in these modern times. Thank you for apologizing, means a lot human. ❤️
hope you're joking.
How can you say that just because something doesn’t look “elegant” that women shouldn’t wear it? There are already so many constraints and so much pressure put on women (and all people) to meet certain expectations. If someone wants to have colorful hair, and this brings them happiness in life, why shouldn’t they do it? Your choices about how you want to
dress do not make you a better person than anyone else.
^^^this
Jesus dude, go cry a river on someone elses channel. Some of us young people actually enjoy this video and dont wanna hear your bohoo all day
@@sparrowwatch6843 I’m 27 lol
@@MrJedijay91 that's not the point, the point is we don't go out of our way to comment in your nasty youtube channels or videos with naked women being portrayed as sex objects. You're like a child in coming over here and leaving your useless crappy comment. We just wanna enjoy our videos
@@sparrowwatch6843 I actually don’t really watch the type of content that you are suggesting I consume. I watch Abby’s videos every now and then because as a progressive who believes in intellectual honesty, I sometimes like to consider the points of view of more conservative thinkers. I decided to comment on this particular video because I do think her view on pressuring women to dress a certain way is pretty extreme and doesn’t come from a place of love. I think Abby is a pretty strong-minded person, and that she can handle the criticism (if she even sees this). Either way, I have a right to defend my principles. Thanks for taking the time to engage in this dialogue, and I wish you all the best.
I love Kate Middleton. She's my style icon!
She's so beautiful!
She looks anorexic. I like Megan Markle’s modern outfits better.
Love your tips! The royals are great examples of what we could wear to elevate our lives.
A royal who has impeccable style is Queen Rania of Jordan. Always modest but absolutely beautiful!
She is so beautiful and graceful!! A wonderful example ❤️
Not sure if I can phrase this properly or if I’m being too accusatory, but I feel like most of the hate you get is largely just from how easily you write off - or at least seemingly so - the outlook of those with opposing views. I usually agree with your ‘classic’ perspective actually, but these videos feel incredibly snarky at times with the delegitimization jabs at newer cultural trends that don’t happen to align with these specific views. I really don’t understand some of these things either, but I believe there’s better ways of promoting these ideals without being as condescending. I’m probably thinking about this too much though. Cheers if you’ve read this far 👍🏻
I agree. There wouldn't be a problem with her content if she didn't take every opportunity to shit on women whose ideals don't align with hers. It's fine to want to dress modestly, have conservative values, and prefer a traditional lifestyle. It's not fine when you try to make people feel like your way of life is better than everyone else's.
@Lifesucks! Sodoesgoogle she likes to push her ads literally everywhere.
Yes, you nailed it! Nicely done!
1 Wear dresses and skirts
2. Jeans on casual event
3. Avoid Colourful nail have natural nail -wear colour occasionally
4. Use a clutch to hide a cleavage
5. Wear bright colours - for attention
6. Only wear wedges on casual event
7. Wear tights
8. Avoid fabrics that wrinkles easily
9. Heals shouldn't be too much high
10. Hair should be neat and natural
11. Make-up should be minimal
You could have stopped at, "I don't know why you would want to wear jeans" 🤣 I hate jeans they are so uncomfortable. Cutting jeans out of my wardrobe when I was 16 was the first step in my wardrobe becoming more classic and elegant. I have a lot of skirts and dresses now. The only time I don't wear skirts and dresses is if I'm doing a workout, in which case I keep a few pairs of shorts and leggings for the range of motion bonuses!
My go to classy girl outfit is fishnets, mini denim skirt, "I🩷older women" shirt and cigarette earrings
I’ve been weeding out short dresses and skirts too lately, a lot of people complimented me while I wear dresses vs my workout clothes.
I didn't know I could put "modest dress" in the search bar at Amazon and get the results I wanted haha
I do it with bathing suits!
You're right, Abby. I've been in the grocery store or just out and about, and I feel like I'm sticking out like a sore thumb because I hardly see women in dresses or skirts. Love your content💕
Or just do what makes you comfortable
People are following her because they are looking for a specific type of style, and she tells you how to dress in that style. If you don't care about this type of dressing, then you don't have to watch. She's not telling you to wear it, she's telling what you can wear if you want to look classy.
@@booklover2285 "Classy".
Amen
Can you please do a video on which dresses go well for certain body types, please? I have a difficult time finding dresses because I have wide hips and I'm 4'11.
I’m 4’ 10” and put on most of my weight in my hips. Dresses that have an A line cut look best on me. Basically anything tighter on the top that flairs out around the natural waist area. Hope that’s somewhat helpful. 😊
Look on pinterest. You can find a lot of ideas. I'm pretty sure you are a pear shape. Look for petite pear shape body best dresses.
I exclusively wear skirts and dresses and have for the past 3 years. It has boosted my self confidence more than ANYTHING else.
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for including hosiery in this list of elegant style staples! I have an undying love of hosiery and love to wear it when wearing dresses and skirts!
Elegant? Girl you have the fashion taste of a middle age woman who puts up “live laugh love” signs in her house.
🤣
She know style not necessarily fashion. It's you who doesn't know the difference.
@@therightway2130 k cool 🤷♀️
Yo she straight up copied Jamila Musayeva's most recent videos about the British Royal family. Disappointed.
Opting for clothing that doesn't wrinkle easily is a good idea. I can't handle 100% linen garments, they drive me crazy.
Most of my heels are below 2 inches, I don't understand how some women can waltz around in 5 inch heels all day. It seems infeasible.
For me, when I have too much of an unnatural look, I can often stray away from my true beauty. I believe God created me beautifully and if I go hugely unnatural, I just am too judgmental of myself at the end of the day when I take off the makeup, nail extensions, etc :)
Beautiful comment ❤
Has... has she heard of Himekaji/ Japanese Larme magazine? It bases upon blouses and frilly clothes and you still look like a princess if you want to wear a shorter skirt! I personally think it looks cute!
Why is literally just Ben Shapiro in a wig giving women advice?
I adore the elegant look.🌸
Meghan isn’t a working royal so she does whatever she wants, clearly. She doesn’t follow any of the rules, not that she respected them when she was a royal either. Just wanted to point that out. She’s not a part of the royal family, not in the sense of working for it or representing it. It’s sad that some people still make that mistake and think she does represent them because she definitely does not. They are a conservative and traditional institution that I look up to for those reasons and just wanted to make that point because Meghan is the duchess of woke, not a representative of that beautiful and traditional institution. Catherine is an incredible role model for more traditional or conservative woman. She’s lovely 🥰
I've always loved skirts and dresses. When I was a kid I started to really hate pants and jeans because I felt like I kept on tripping over them and they dragged along the grass and puddles and they felt uncomfortable. So since then I was a skirt girl. I wear colourful and vibrant tight leggings when it's cold as it's tight around my legs, but still prefer skirts.
I find the nude and bare nails hard because I love nail polish and nail art. I love having colourful nails and I hate the idea of abandoning them!
I do like some of these rules, but as a petite woman, i can’t pull off skirts that go passed the knee. If I do wear them, I wear super high heels. I don’t even own a single pair of flats or kitten heels
I have found the midi length, so like mid calf, is incredibly unflattering compared to full length, knee, above knee lengths, I stopped wearing a black j crew skirt for this reason even though it was really comfortable, it made me look shorter and cut off my legs at a wide point and highlighted that.. I also have trouble with skirts of any length twisting around my waist, I have had good luck with cotton dresses and don't have those issues and avoid the midi length of course
"Become more elegant" says the woman with the early 2000's unblended bleach streaks through her hair.
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Well too bad I’m a gay atheist little non-binary gremlin 🤷🏼
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I’m an atheist, but for myself, I appreciate modest dress and no tattoos, ring piercing, etc. for women. Obviously, this has nothing to do with religion (I have none), but solely for sartorial and aesthetic reasons: modest dress for women generally looks tasteful. Perhaps this is why I like Orthodox Jewish women; many of them are beautiful and elegant, almost like queens.
Don’t wanna make this a competition or anything like that but what about Muslim women :P
I love easy to put on flowy dresses. Comfortable for summer, feminine and attractive compared to tank and shorts or mini skirts.
I live in the Midwest (Iowa & Minnesota). No way in heck am I wearing anything but jeans & warm socks in the winter. Dresses and skirts are a big no-no. That being said, I should pick up some more dressed and skirts for summer. It's tough though because it's only warm 3 months out of the year and it's really obvious when you wear the same dress often so you don't get much cost per wear compared to jean shorts for example. I need to find cheaper options for skirts and dresses I think.
I agree that generally in the winter, it's important to wear what keeps you warm! :)
You can always wear skirts and tights with high boots in the winter! I live in Maine and that’s what I live in in the winter.
@@MsPatClaus yeah it's -20 in winter with blowing snow and I have to scrape my car every day haha so no to bare legs. This advice for year-round dresses is definitely for those in milder climates. :)
Sometimes thrift stores have nice dresses.
@@MsPatClaus Hi fellow Mainer! I found lined “skin-tone” leggings in Japan they were so great. They had so many skin tones for different people! Shocking to find that in Japan.
I will wear whatever tf I want and and you say women shouldn’t wear stuff to attract other people yet you say it will be attractive 💀
Not all styles are good. You do you and attract all the flies you want
@@chrisbarrett2117 flies? The flies are the republican trump supporters and I would never date them and I don’t dress to attract.
I love these tips
I absolutely love to wear dresses and skirts. I also love pairing them with hats. I'm 22 but my fashion sense is in the 50s! Haha and I love it! Great video
Oh my gosh, this is a really helpful and practical video!! Thank you Abby! ♥️
Thank you, Abby for all the tips on class!
As an artist I like wearing bright colors for makeup, so if I want to be noticed - I’ll try cool makeup. That’s me though.
I love dresses, but also chub rub, so i end up having to wear shorts under a dress anyways and then i think well, at this point i might as well just wear pants. i cant wait to wear dresses and shorts more when i lose some weight/ get healthier.
Try some chub rub cream.
There’s a product on Amazon called Bandalettes! It’s just a wide band that goes on the top of your thighs!! There are AMAZING! And to me, work better than shorts, and for sure better than creams because those wear off!
When I was younger and a teenager it was all about the mini skirt and the midriff showing spaghetti tops … since my mid twenties I’ve been preferring longer trousers and dresses because they just make me feel so much comfortable with myself. Also no more midriff showing stuff, high waisted things are the way to go (It’s also stops me from getting a tummy ache or painful back!) and it’s super flattering !
Totally agree shop the sale rack, just got 3 of the designer target dresses half price what a steal.
As a guy, I certainly agree that tan-colored nylons accentuate the beauty of all women. The silky fabric enhances the elegant, dignified shapes & curves that make up their natural beauty.
"Tan colored"? What if the womans legs aren't tan? There are way more skin tones than just that one.
Random question, I’m an opera lover. Who is your favorite soprano rendition of Queen of the Night? I love Diana Damrau
If someone does your highlights other than God, they do a great job.
Brilliantly explained.
try lilac nails they're really beautiful i painted mine lilac
Who knew that the US dress code follows royal fashion😂
💀 literally.
I only wear skirts and dresses! However in the summer they’re probably shorter than you’d approve of.
Dress however you prefeer please. Don't think of what others will "appeove of"
I love this kind of video, thank you!!!
I didn't know until after I got married how many men like women to wear dresses.
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Kate seems has mastered being strong and delicate vibes
I legit can make an entire day of it At TJMAXX
I can only wear flats unfortunately. Manolo has actually gorgeous gorgeous flats. I fall in heels
I get most of my dresses from thrift stores, because they're less expensive and have nice vintage styles. I'm trying to learn to sew so that I can adjust the dresses for my size; it feels like they're always either too short or too wide on the waist. So far I only know the basics of sewing, but it's progress. :) Eventually I may be sewing my own dresses!
Did these rules count from a blind ladies to?
Some Royal trivia I have read...the Queen’s favorite nail polish is “‘Ballet Slippers” by Essie, she likes Elizabeth Arden lipstick and Clarins hand cream, and weights are sewn inside her hems so her dress doesn’t blow up if it is a windy day.
Great topic, Abby, thank you!
The sewing weights inside is brilliant
These are great tips..
I don't trust the Sales Rack cuz i know that its just pieces from the clothing line that no one wanted, otherwise known as the least appealing of the line, the best and cutest pieces always sell out and never make it to the sales rack at all
imo
I love that your mom follows Kate haha I loved your video with your mom recently you are part of such a wonderful family💛
I can't walk in heels for the life of me.
Start with low heels and with a little bit of practice, you might be able to learn!
It's alright. You dont need them to be beautiful :)
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Did she say the “royals?” I’m out.
That would be the way to refer to the House of Windsor.
I mean Kate is literally a royal...
Love these tips! I do most of these things anyway. I’d like to wear more skirts and dresses but I’m apple-shaped, skinny legs with a big tummy, thicker waist. Skinny pants look better I think. I am not opposed to googling some apple-friendly dresses. Do any of you have this problem?
Dresses with a slightly higher waist (not empire, just higher) are most flattering on apple-shaped figures! If you're petite, make sure to purchase petite, as the waist on regular dresses will fall even lower which is not flattering. I like to take up my dresses one inch at the shoulder as it brings up the waist, and is also more comfortable! Hope this is helpful!
Justine Leconte (another UA-camr) has a lot of fashion videos that go through advice for each body type and what types of clothing look best for each, (not pushing whatever the latest trend is!)
How is it that l always click onto UA-cam as soon as you’ve posted? 💕
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I'm confused do people think she is forcing others to be a certain way or not because I don't know why abby is hated so much.
@@Jcon4002 watch her video she made on Megan the Stallion. Then read ths comment section. I'm sure you'll understand after seeing that. And if not, then we understand why you're a stan of hers.
@@Introverted.Alien. I literally never said I was a stan of her 😐 I was just curious as to why people hate her because I have been seeing her a lot on my reccomend page lately but I guess I'll watch the video you told me to watch .
I love your content..: like this is the kind of information that women need these days! I have a cocktail tomorrow and trust me im gonna apply all of these tips for tomorrow!!
i love dresses!
Lol still sending out adds huh 🤔 I it worked I guess. I don’t agree with any thing you say but I came back to read the funny comments. 😂
You have to search from newest comments first because the negative ones are getting deleted. 😂
@@drx6139 thanks 😊
Love this! My husband loves dresses and I do too!
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It's unbelievable how attractive a woman becomes when she shows even just a drop of class and selflessness like Abby does.
Guys, This girl is basically canceled trying to say that she’s oppressed and saying that she doesn’t get how gays make being gay a whole personality 😶 But anyways guys she even said her make up was oppressed 😭😭😭✋✋
Ma'am this is a Wendy's-
Thank you sooo much for letting us know where you shop!!! I’ve been wondering for so long haha
"Be modest but be sexy. The men are watching."
Is this Ben Shapiro in a dress?
yes
Her name is not kate Middleton anymore, it’s “the Duchess of Cambridge”; love - someone from the UK
I love the crazy hair colors lol!
I love Ben's and Abbey's videos 😍
I know, it’s great comedic content that we all need. And the conservatives arguing in the comments makes for some great light reading.
Instead of pantyhose I like to wear thigh highs and a garter belt
Hey everyone quick question Has anyone ever heard of the National Sunday Law? It's where one day they'll pass a law forcing us all to go to church on Sundays but the Sabbath is on Saturday so sabbath believers will have to refuse the Sunday low and rely on god. 😇
Why weren't these pictures of Kate Middleton?
Hi Abby! Last night a good friend of mine introduced you to me. He adores you. And told me i should visit your channel as well!
Keep up the good work!
Lovely video Abby 💕💕