I didn’t know Jil Sander’s work before, but their pieces look amazing on you! I’ll definitely keep an eye out for them on the secondhand market. When you started the video saying, “I’m getting older, and now I’m looking for quality clothes,” it really resonated with me-it’s something that a lot of people (myself included) are experiencing. I’ve been thinking a lot about making my wardrobe more intentional. I already know what types of garments I prefer, so it makes sense to invest in some pieces with better quality, something that will last. As for the brands I keep an eye on, I’d say Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, Kenzo, Yohji, Comme des Garçons, and Wales Bonner.
All about fit - and how flattering on you. I especially thought the Helmut Lang and the denim set looked great. The Courreges was such a nice counterpoint, but looked blue on screen. Thanks for recommending Jil Sander, I set my alerts for her now, but can't really wear a dropped shoulder (wide shoulders here, too - would love to hear more about how you balance proportion). Oh, and can't wait for Part II, your winter designer pieces. Thanks!
I think the Jill Sander pants are sitting right on you! 🧡 I found for myself a vest by Ann Demeulemeester and wish to find in the future something by Peter Do. My style is classics with a twist ❤ and I love your content.
Jil Sander looks great on you! I personally have appreciation for Pleats Please; however, for my own style, I don't know if I have enough "aura" to pull it off. I love the way you tie the drawstring of your Wave of Sand piece! It's nice when you can style a piece different ways. As for brands, I'm currently saving up my discretionary bucket for a few pieces from the Rosen store. I also follow Engineered Garments, TS(S), and document - maybe they aren't big "designer" brands, but I view them as aspirational.
percia, love your content and style so much! i’m going to japan in october and looking for recommendations for thrift-shopping there maybe you could recommend something? or even make a full or short format video about this? because issey miyake bag is just great, would love to know the name of the store!
Just came back from Tokyo. For designer stuffs, hit up every 2nd street , ragtag, kindal, trefac, brandoff, brandcollect Otherwise, just head to koenji/shimokitazawa and stroll around, tons of true vintage in various styles.
I love the brand A.S 98, maybe not designer but a lil pricey and amazing quality! Their shoes has a hold on me but you have to dig a little to find the gems
i'm always looking out for used our legacy; pieces fit unisex and (for me) the unique materials make them worth collecting... they do great stuff with lightweight wool, and the knits are really interesting. i would absolutely love a badass eckhaus latta coat, i think their outerwear silhouettes are fascinating, but their stuff is always so expensive even secondhand! one day...
So- I’m thinking you should style some men’s oxfords you can all so find great men’s loafers on the second hand market - it will work for you and there are some great deals. Good luck-
could you tell us what brand/where you bought that white tank top you paired with the CDG pants? we kind of have the same shoulder/arm shape and i’ve been looking for a tank top that showed them off well!
I didn’t know Jil Sander’s work before, but their pieces look amazing on you! I’ll definitely keep an eye out for them on the secondhand market. When you started the video saying, “I’m getting older, and now I’m looking for quality clothes,” it really resonated with me-it’s something that a lot of people (myself included) are experiencing. I’ve been thinking a lot about making my wardrobe more intentional. I already know what types of garments I prefer, so it makes sense to invest in some pieces with better quality, something that will last. As for the brands I keep an eye on, I’d say Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, Kenzo, Yohji, Comme des Garçons, and Wales Bonner.
All about fit - and how flattering on you. I especially thought the Helmut Lang and the denim set looked great. The Courreges was such a nice counterpoint, but looked blue on screen. Thanks for recommending Jil Sander, I set my alerts for her now, but can't really wear a dropped shoulder (wide shoulders here, too - would love to hear more about how you balance proportion). Oh, and can't wait for Part II, your winter designer pieces. Thanks!
thank you!
I'm always a massive sucker for anything Universal Works, idk the cuts of trousers always really suit my body also their relaxed suiting is lovely!
I think the Jill Sander pants are sitting right on you! 🧡 I found for myself a vest by Ann Demeulemeester and wish to find in the future something by Peter Do. My style is classics with a twist ❤ and I love your content.
Jil Sander looks great on you! I personally have appreciation for Pleats Please; however, for my own style, I don't know if I have enough "aura" to pull it off. I love the way you tie the drawstring of your Wave of Sand piece! It's nice when you can style a piece different ways.
As for brands, I'm currently saving up my discretionary bucket for a few pieces from the Rosen store. I also follow Engineered Garments, TS(S), and document - maybe they aren't big "designer" brands, but I view them as aspirational.
I feel like they count as high end or luxury maybe 🤔 at least because of the price tag
Loved the denim set, sand pants and the issey bright blue pants!
Green comb as a hair accessory actually looks so cute
Those Wave of Sand pants are so cool! Do they make a lot of noise through friction while walking?
@@geinos1470 no they don’t haha
6:25 the seam adds an awesome dimension as well.
percia, love your content and style so much!
i’m going to japan in october and looking for recommendations for thrift-shopping there
maybe you could recommend something? or even make a full or short format video about this? because issey miyake bag is just great, would love to know the name of the store!
There are TONS of thrift stores in Tokyo. You might be able to narrow it down a bit by the style you’re looking for.
Just came back from Tokyo.
For designer stuffs, hit up every 2nd street , ragtag, kindal, trefac, brandoff, brandcollect
Otherwise, just head to koenji/shimokitazawa and stroll around, tons of true vintage in various styles.
@@tang11231999thank you!
I love the brand A.S 98, maybe not designer but a lil pricey and amazing quality! Their shoes has a hold on me but you have to dig a little to find the gems
Omg as a fellow wide shoulder girlie I love that bra strap trick! I will have to try it
Love those Wave of Sand pants! What color are they? Can't tell if they're black or navy 🤔
@@andrewwu9225 black!
i'm always looking out for used our legacy; pieces fit unisex and (for me) the unique materials make them worth collecting... they do great stuff with lightweight wool, and the knits are really interesting.
i would absolutely love a badass eckhaus latta coat, i think their outerwear silhouettes are fascinating, but their stuff is always so expensive even secondhand! one day...
i love the cop copine shirt!
So- I’m thinking you should style some men’s oxfords you can all so find great men’s loafers on the second hand market - it will work for you and there are some great deals.
Good luck-
could you tell us what brand/where you bought that white tank top you paired with the CDG pants? we kind of have the same shoulder/arm shape and i’ve been looking for a tank top that showed them off well!
@@justinec3253 Everybody.world!
I thought I was the only one who has this inexplicable aversion to wearing the same brand for my top and bottom 😅
13:11 Ooooo 🫰🫰🫰
Ugh yes, pleated or ribbed tops are so hard when you have boobs! That Issey top is so pretty though
PALAAaaaazzoo