⭐LINKS⭐ My sizes: I'm 5'3" and weigh about 140 lbs, I generally wear a size 8 and mediums. I do have broad shoulders and I'm short waisted. 😊 👚Capsule pieces👖: **Corduroy Flare Pants: quince.sjv.io/1rX216 (Other options) **Corduroy Cropped Wide Leg: quince.sjv.io/XYgWLy **Corduroy Straight Leg: quince.sjv.io/WqZg6O **Navy Fishermans Sweater: quince.sjv.io/R5AKO2 **Old Navy Square neck Tee: bit.ly/3XJbBrt **Navy scoop neck tank: quince.sjv.io/y2aWeB **Navy Washable Silk Skirt: quince.sjv.io/75EdGV **Oatmeal Mongolian Cashmere Sweater: quince.sjv.io/q4QVEq **Levi Signature Bootcut Jean: amzn.to/4d1zJd3 **Oatmeal Long Sleeve Lounge Tee: quince.sjv.io/eK3ar6 **Dolman Sleeve Tee’s set of three: amzn.to/3ziULpO **Hooded Sherpa Jacket: quince.sjv.io/eK3ar6 👟Shoes🥾: **Ballet Flats: amzn.to/3B5sbZJ **Chelsea Boots: amzn.to/3ZlwoSX **New Balance Sneakers: amzn.to/3ZrdD0u 🧦Accessories👜: **Earrings: amzn.to/4gqP4XO **Belt (mine is no longer available, this is a close option): amzn.to/3Ttfkaa **Socks: amzn.to/3ZpXGb8 **Magic Underwear: amzn.to/3XFkeTQ 🧳Luggage✈: **Carry On 21” Expandable: quince.sjv.io/nLqg2V **Check In 24” Expandable: quince.sjv.io/4P1kQr ____ 🌎LINKS & COOL STUFF: ➡ {FREE DOWNLOAD}: Personal Item Packing List (so you’ll never forget anything again!): bit.ly/45jcqJz ➡ *MY FAVORITE TRAVEL GEAR (Amazon Storefront): www.amazon.com/shop/genxgypsy ➡ *TRAVEL INSURANCE (Find the BEST for YOU!): bit.ly/483pgLC ➡ *GET CHEAP AIRFARES: faredrop.com/?fpr=christi80 ____ 💖SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL💖 ✅ EASY - Subscribe!! It’s Free: / @genxgypsy1968 ✅ MED - Sign Up for the Weekly Newsletter (FREE): bit.ly/3RjuFbX ✅ ADVANCED - Help me get through the hours of research, scripting, filming & editing by buying me a cup of coffee (or a glass of wine!): www.buymeacoffee.com/genxgypsy ____ 📸 Get Behind the scenes content over on Instagram! / genx.gypsy
I am so glad to see the 3x3 grid method actually with try ons. It is one things to read about it, see pictures of the combination on the grid but to see how it could actually work is great. Thank you for sharing.
Hi from Portland area. Be sure to bring a lightweight rain jacket! It’s all about layers here this time of year…not really that cold so light scarfs, not thick ones. No one wears heavy anything except in mid winter! Fall is lovely here, so enjoy. 😊
Oh yes, I have my packable Columbia all purpose rain jacket, lol! I actually lived in Portland for 25 years, my daughter still lives there so the trip is really about visiting her 😊
Interesting video! I am about to embark on a 3 week tour to Asia, whereby in each of the 3 countries the climate is quite different (ranging from very cold to mild, almost warm) which has made it difficult but obviously means layering is important. I decided on jewel tones, plus a bit of white, black and brown, including the following pieces, prioritising those that were either easy to wash/dry or didn't need such regular washing: 2 merino wool long sleeved dresses, 2 cotton&linen slip/pinafore dresses, 2 skorts, 1 pair of lightweight loose fit tencel trousers, 2 cardigans, 2 sweatshirts, 7 lightweight cashmere semi-sheer tops, 1 short sleeved body, 1 pair of black sneakers, 1 pair of black lightweight boots, 1 pair of colourful lace-up sturdier boots, 1 pair of brown warm shearling boots (I love shoes!), 2 belts, 2 scarves, 2 beanies, 1 ultra lightweight down jacket, 1 sheepskin waistcoat for layering over jacket on very cold days, 1 medium handbag/tote for out and about, 1 larger handbag/tote for carry-on. And I still have half a suitcase worth of space for bringing things home :)
Love your videos! I usually use something similar but i take fewer layering pieces and fewer bottoms but more tops. The logic is that tops are the items most likely to get sweaty and also tgey take up less space than bottoms or layering pieces...
@@GenxGypsy1968 Thank you for your inspiring videos and especially for recommending certain pieces of clothing - I bought several of them and they are always a hit, never a miss!
I've seen the 3x3 before but not with the try-on. That was really helpful to see it's not as dull as it can look in the grid. Thank you for putting in the extra work! The other thing to point out is if I'm going to be wearing each shirt 3-4 times in two weeks, this option probably requires being able to wash them somewhere along the way.
Yes!! I usually try to make sure there is going to be some way to do laundry, whether its a washer and dryer in our airbnb, laundry facilities or service at the hotel or taking laundry detergent sheets and doing a little laundry in the sink at my accommodations. 😊
Thank you, Christi! This method enlightened me to the fact that the colors I had chosen for an upcoming trip actually do not go together. The navy trousers are now black. This method is key if you suffer from decision fatigue, which I do. Love it.
I only travel for Christmas week so my clothes are mostly Christmas l/s tee shirts with. seasonal theme. I’ve found I need at least 2 pairs of jeans plus a pair of knit pants for travel & Christmas Eve, & a dress for Christmas. I’m 81 and need to check my bag, which is no problem for me going & my daughter picks me up so she gets my bag. Thanks for all your videos, I love watching you.
Thank you! I would have to take a picture of my Suduko layout so that I can easily make the outfits. I like the no think method. As I get older, I find pics and printouts help me keep on track. Did the 54321 method with my 81 yr old Mom for a cruise. What a game changer. 😮
Tried this system and it was great. I did have a special occasion outfit and a travel outfit but it was simple and easy without having to think to much. Thanks for all your videos
I can be a bit random and I know I’m supposed to be focusing on packing which I really really need for my upcoming trip. I just wanted to say I love your vintage milk glass collection!
I always use a capsule wardrobe while travelling. 3 x 3 x 3 is actually 27 different outfits 😉 Just try it with 3 tops and 3 bottoms to find there are 9 outfits just there. Then add the third option for each of the nine (x2) outfits.
Thank you for showing this. I’ve watched a lot of “travel light” videos but this is a new concept to me. Once I’ve laid out my fav pieces in a 3 color story, the hardest part will be editing down to my fav 9 main pieces, shoes, & small bag. I may take a solid dress, which will count as a “bottom” when paired with different tops, jackets, and scarves. To make it fun, I may have a cup of tea and pretend I’m choosing things to try on in a fancy store for outfits I may buy! (Hmm… I may try to stick to 3 colors next time I’m shopping in a real store!) 😉
Thanks sooo much for posting! I am using this method on an upcoming trip to Europe. You also answered my question about the “airplane” outfit. Again, thanks so much!
Tic Tac Toe! 3x3, I'have been doing it for a while and really enjoy it. 15 days most of the time and will try 18 days in a month. BTW! My knee is way better, I will be just fine by Lisbon time. 🎉 Have fun in Portland! Port...Porto...Portland🤭
This is a cool concept and one that I hadn’t really seen before. Thanks for sharing it so fully to really show how efficient packing can be with just a little thought before selecting outfits.
Wow this is amazing! This is a very clear way of showing how to practically do a travel capsule. Also I’ve never heard of Quince before. Those prices for washablesilk are amazing!
I’ve even so guilty of buying new clothes every time I am going on a trip or to a conference. My closet is constantly on bust as a result, great video.
In theory, not counting the accessories, doesn't this actually make 27 outfits (3 x 3 x 3 = 27)? That's pretty awesome! And adding in your travel day outfit multiplies them even more! I've not seen this method before. It is really intuitive. Can't wait to use it. Thank you for sharing it. Oh, and greetings from Upper Left USA. Love your videos.
I actually tried it and did, in fact, come up with 27 unique outfits, all with a top, bottom, and layering piece! You really do get 27 outfits! Try it! :D
And I went for 15 days carry on only and I did take the scrubba washing bag to launder a coup of things. Mostly socks and underwear a couple of quick dry tops.
Yay!! I actually lived in Portland for 25 years 😊. Mostly coming to visit my daughter who still lives there and do some of the fun things that I miss doing, LOL
I really need this..I've tried the others..BUT, I am carrying a sleep sheet, and a lot of medical stuff! I joke that I will have more "comfort" stuff than clothes! I'm leaving in 4 weeks for a month in Italy (staying in an AirBnb with host in her home) and she has a washer...and all the drying racks..so...WHY NOT???? At 73, I find that I really have to adjust a LOT compared to how I used to travel.....! Let's put it this way: my mini water pic may be more important than 15 outfits!!😀
I love you, your videos and I am a subscriber!. I was all in with watching this formula. As a frequent Soduko player, I cannot wait to try this formula, I even love the colors, however; I may substitute a green top or a patterned piece. I wasn't feeling the "MOLLY' outfit, but loved all the other silk skirt outfits. I may need to try that silk skirt....
I wanted to add some pattern in here too, but ends up I don't have a lot of patterned tops in my closet these days!! And when I look around, everything seems to be solid colors this fall. Hopefully find some fun shirts soon!
LOVE this, so ingenious. You looked great in every outfit. Re the Molly Ringwald look, have you tried tucking the white tee inside the skirt? Visually, from my POV the white dominates the rest of the outfit. The boots and socks with the skirt look great.
I thought about tucking, but the weight of the shirt vs the weight of the skirt makes it look a little weird. I think if the skirt were a heavier material that would totally work!
@@GenxGypsy1968I love the skirt, but agree that i think the material is too thin for a tuck. You could try to tuck the t-shirt into the bottom of your bra to shorten it and lengthen the look of your legs, or put the belt on top and then pull the t-shirt from the top to bag over the skirt without adding bulk, if that helps 😊
I have binge watched all of your videos and this is by far my FAVORITE! Everything is perfectly amazing!! One question, I don't like skirts. What would you suggest for a 3rd bottom? I'm going to use this list for my fall capsule to Spain. Thank you!!!
Question: I have been considering purchasing the silk skirt you are sharing in this video. However, I'm working a bit ahead for a Northern Europe cruise in early March. Is the silk skirt too lightweight for this cold time of year?
I have one of the silk shirts and I love it but I would say yes, you’ll likely be cold unless you’re planning to wear something like leggings underneath.
The silk is pretty lightweight, so unless you wore some heavier tights or even leggings underneath, I think you might get chilly outdoors. However, if you're just going to wear it for going to dinner and other events on the cruise that are indoor, I think it would be just fine in that climate controlled situation. 😊
This is great! However, I believe that you are pronouncing the word Sudoku incorrectly. It is Sue-Dough-Koo. I used to have trouble with it, too, so I Googled the correct phonetic pronunciation. I just thought you would like to know that for future reference. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
I was confused about the 9 pieces you actually took. Too much rambling. You should have named the 9 pieces before you started matching. I ordinarily love your videos, but this was too confusing about what you actually took.
@joyceb5864. 3 bottoms - Corduroy pants, bootcut jeans, navy silk skirt; 3 tops - White square neck tee, navy tank, oatmeal long sleeve tee (or alternatively Dolan sleeve tee - weather to determine); 3 layering - navy fisherman sweater, oatmeal cashmere sweater, Sherpa jacket. 3 shoes - ballet flats, Chelsea boots, sneakers. 3 scarves. One reversible belt.
⭐LINKS⭐
My sizes: I'm 5'3" and weigh about 140 lbs, I generally wear a size 8 and mediums. I do have broad shoulders and I'm short waisted. 😊
👚Capsule pieces👖:
**Corduroy Flare Pants: quince.sjv.io/1rX216
(Other options)
**Corduroy Cropped Wide Leg: quince.sjv.io/XYgWLy
**Corduroy Straight Leg: quince.sjv.io/WqZg6O
**Navy Fishermans Sweater: quince.sjv.io/R5AKO2
**Old Navy Square neck Tee: bit.ly/3XJbBrt
**Navy scoop neck tank: quince.sjv.io/y2aWeB
**Navy Washable Silk Skirt: quince.sjv.io/75EdGV
**Oatmeal Mongolian Cashmere Sweater: quince.sjv.io/q4QVEq
**Levi Signature Bootcut Jean: amzn.to/4d1zJd3
**Oatmeal Long Sleeve Lounge Tee: quince.sjv.io/eK3ar6
**Dolman Sleeve Tee’s set of three: amzn.to/3ziULpO
**Hooded Sherpa Jacket: quince.sjv.io/eK3ar6
👟Shoes🥾:
**Ballet Flats: amzn.to/3B5sbZJ
**Chelsea Boots: amzn.to/3ZlwoSX
**New Balance Sneakers: amzn.to/3ZrdD0u
🧦Accessories👜:
**Earrings: amzn.to/4gqP4XO
**Belt (mine is no longer available, this is a close option): amzn.to/3Ttfkaa
**Socks: amzn.to/3ZpXGb8
**Magic Underwear: amzn.to/3XFkeTQ
🧳Luggage✈:
**Carry On 21” Expandable: quince.sjv.io/nLqg2V
**Check In 24” Expandable: quince.sjv.io/4P1kQr
____
🌎LINKS & COOL STUFF:
➡ {FREE DOWNLOAD}: Personal Item Packing List (so you’ll never forget anything again!): bit.ly/45jcqJz
➡ *MY FAVORITE TRAVEL GEAR (Amazon Storefront): www.amazon.com/shop/genxgypsy
➡ *TRAVEL INSURANCE (Find the BEST for YOU!): bit.ly/483pgLC
➡ *GET CHEAP AIRFARES: faredrop.com/?fpr=christi80
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Thanks! This was so informative. I’m the worst when it comes to packing. Please put out more videos.
I am so glad to see the 3x3 grid method actually with try ons. It is one things to read about it, see pictures of the combination on the grid but to see how it could actually work is great. Thank you for sharing.
Hi from Portland area. Be sure to bring a lightweight rain jacket! It’s all about layers here this time of year…not really that cold so light scarfs, not thick ones. No one wears heavy anything except in mid winter! Fall is lovely here, so enjoy. 😊
Oh yes, I have my packable Columbia all purpose rain jacket, lol! I actually lived in Portland for 25 years, my daughter still lives there so the trip is really about visiting her 😊
Interesting video! I am about to embark on a 3 week tour to Asia, whereby in each of the 3 countries the climate is quite different (ranging from very cold to mild, almost warm) which has made it difficult but obviously means layering is important. I decided on jewel tones, plus a bit of white, black and brown, including the following pieces, prioritising those that were either easy to wash/dry or didn't need such regular washing: 2 merino wool long sleeved dresses, 2 cotton&linen slip/pinafore dresses, 2 skorts, 1 pair of lightweight loose fit tencel trousers, 2 cardigans, 2 sweatshirts, 7 lightweight cashmere semi-sheer tops, 1 short sleeved body, 1 pair of black sneakers, 1 pair of black lightweight boots, 1 pair of colourful lace-up sturdier boots, 1 pair of brown warm shearling boots (I love shoes!), 2 belts, 2 scarves, 2 beanies, 1 ultra lightweight down jacket, 1 sheepskin waistcoat for layering over jacket on very cold days, 1 medium handbag/tote for out and about, 1 larger handbag/tote for carry-on.
And I still have half a suitcase worth of space for bringing things home :)
Love your videos! I usually use something similar but i take fewer layering pieces and fewer bottoms but more tops. The logic is that tops are the items most likely to get sweaty and also tgey take up less space than bottoms or layering pieces...
I agree!! I think its a great concept to start from and then adjust to your needs 😊
@@GenxGypsy1968 Thank you for your inspiring videos and especially for recommending certain pieces of clothing - I bought several of them and they are always a hit, never a miss!
The method!!! This is so good!!!!!!!
I wouldn’t have come up with it- everrrrrr!!!!!
I've seen the 3x3 before but not with the try-on. That was really helpful to see it's not as dull as it can look in the grid. Thank you for putting in the extra work! The other thing to point out is if I'm going to be wearing each shirt 3-4 times in two weeks, this option probably requires being able to wash them somewhere along the way.
Yes!! I usually try to make sure there is going to be some way to do laundry, whether its a washer and dryer in our airbnb, laundry facilities or service at the hotel or taking laundry detergent sheets and doing a little laundry in the sink at my accommodations. 😊
Thank you, Christi! This method enlightened me to the fact that the colors I had chosen for an upcoming trip actually do not go together. The navy trousers are now black. This method is key if you suffer from decision fatigue, which I do. Love it.
I only travel for Christmas week so my clothes are mostly Christmas l/s tee shirts with. seasonal theme. I’ve found I need at least 2 pairs of jeans plus a pair of knit pants for travel & Christmas Eve, & a dress for Christmas. I’m 81 and need to check my bag, which is no problem for me going & my daughter picks me up so she gets my bag. Thanks for all your videos, I love watching you.
Thank you! I would have to take a picture of my Suduko layout so that I can easily make the outfits. I like the no think method. As I get older, I find pics and printouts help me keep on track. Did the 54321 method with my 81 yr old Mom for a cruise. What a game changer. 😮
I completely agree!! I still really like the 5-4-3-2-1 method too. Just have figure out which method best matches up with the trip 😊
Tried this system and it was great. I did have a special occasion outfit and a travel outfit but it was simple and easy without having to think to much. Thanks for all your videos
I can be a bit random and I know I’m supposed to be focusing on packing which I really really need for my upcoming trip. I just wanted to say I love your vintage milk glass collection!
Cute outfit combos!
I always use a capsule wardrobe while travelling.
3 x 3 x 3 is actually 27 different outfits 😉 Just try it with 3 tops and 3 bottoms to find there are 9 outfits just there. Then add the third option for each of the nine (x2) outfits.
Thanks for this video. I will try it for my 10 days in Italy. Same weather issues. It may be warm or cool.
Thank you for showing this. I’ve watched a lot of “travel light” videos but this is a new concept to me. Once I’ve laid out my fav pieces in a 3 color story, the hardest part will be editing down to my fav 9 main pieces, shoes, & small bag. I may take a solid dress, which will count as a “bottom” when paired with different tops, jackets, and scarves. To make it fun, I may have a cup of tea and pretend I’m choosing things to try on in a fancy store for outfits I may buy! (Hmm… I may try to stick to 3 colors next time I’m shopping in a real store!) 😉
I love the idea of shopping your closet like a fancy store!! Bring on the tea and champagne 😊
I've been choosing Quince for travel attire for over 6 years and LOVE them!!
Wish they had extended sizes
Thanks sooo much for posting! I am using this method on an upcoming trip to Europe. You also answered my question about the “airplane” outfit. Again, thanks so much!
Tic Tac Toe! 3x3, I'have been doing it for a while and really enjoy it. 15 days most of the time and will try 18 days in a month. BTW! My knee is way better, I will be just fine by Lisbon time. 🎉 Have fun in Portland! Port...Porto...Portland🤭
I love this system!
Mind blowing video! I am definitely going to try this for my upcoming trip!
Got a piece of interfacing and drew the tic tac toe grid then wrote top, bottom, layer on the appropriate square. My grandkids love to use it to pack.
This is a cool concept and one that I hadn’t really seen before. Thanks for sharing it so fully to really show how efficient packing can be with just a little thought before selecting outfits.
Very clever! I'm going to try this for my next trip!
Wow this is amazing! This is a very clear way of showing how to practically do a travel capsule. Also I’ve never heard of Quince before. Those prices for washablesilk are amazing!
Great idea, loved this 😊
This is great! I love this method, starting to plan for a 2-week trip to Scotland and this will be a big help!
This looks fun! Going to try it. Thank you. Love video.
I’ve even so guilty of buying new clothes every time I am going on a trip or to a conference. My closet is constantly on bust as a result, great video.
I used the 3x3 method when I went to Ireland and it worked out really well.
I love Quince ! I have their cashmere sweater that you showed, but in burgundy color. Love it and no itching, I just wear it alone and its fine!
I love the skirt and boots with socks, so cute! I’m going to try this method for my next trip (also going to PNW)
In theory, not counting the accessories, doesn't this actually make 27 outfits (3 x 3 x 3 = 27)? That's pretty awesome! And adding in your travel day outfit multiplies them even more! I've not seen this method before. It is really intuitive. Can't wait to use it. Thank you for sharing it. Oh, and greetings from Upper Left USA. Love your videos.
Well, for part of the 27, you will have 3 bottoms only, 3 tops, 3 layering pieces, which, you could do, but is not advised in public.😊
@@pamrochon5527 😂
I actually tried it and did, in fact, come up with 27 unique outfits, all with a top, bottom, and layering piece! You really do get 27 outfits! Try it! :D
@@marvawiebe4364 ❤️
The magic of math, LOL!! 😂. Especially when you start mixing up the shoes and accessories, it feels limitless!
And I went for 15 days carry on only and I did take the scrubba washing bag to launder a coup of things. Mostly socks and underwear a couple of quick dry tops.
I enjoyed both the outdoor plays in Ashland this year! I highly recommend Harvey's Place on Main street for dinner!
I'm so excited!! It's been about 10 years since I've been able to make it to the Shakespeare Festival. Thank you for the dinner recommendation 😊
I was packing for Orlando while watching this video. It was quite helpful.
Your hair is so beautiful ❤
Thank you!! 😊
Coming to where I live!! Have fun!!! I live right on the Oregon/Washington border lolz
Love your videos. Very helpful for my first international trip
Yay!! I actually lived in Portland for 25 years 😊. Mostly coming to visit my daughter who still lives there and do some of the fun things that I miss doing, LOL
I really need this..I've tried the others..BUT, I am carrying a sleep sheet, and a lot of medical stuff! I joke that I will have more "comfort" stuff than clothes! I'm leaving in 4 weeks for a month in Italy (staying in an AirBnb with host in her home) and she has a washer...and all the drying racks..so...WHY NOT???? At 73, I find that I really have to adjust a LOT compared to how I used to travel.....! Let's put it this way: my mini water pic may be more important than 15 outfits!!😀
I completely understand!! I can definitely wear the same outfit over and over if it means I can bring my curling iron, LOL 😉
I love you, your videos and I am a subscriber!. I was all in with watching this formula. As a frequent Soduko player, I cannot wait to try this formula, I even love the colors, however; I may substitute a green top or a patterned piece. I wasn't feeling the "MOLLY' outfit, but loved all the other silk skirt outfits. I may need to try that silk skirt....
I wanted to add some pattern in here too, but ends up I don't have a lot of patterned tops in my closet these days!! And when I look around, everything seems to be solid colors this fall. Hopefully find some fun shirts soon!
Great video. Thank you. Unfortunately Quince do not deliver to Europe.
Oh bummer!! Hopefully they will in the future 😊
LOVE this, so ingenious. You looked great in every outfit. Re the Molly Ringwald look, have you tried tucking the white tee inside the skirt? Visually, from my POV the white dominates the rest of the outfit. The boots and socks with the skirt look great.
I thought about tucking, but the weight of the shirt vs the weight of the skirt makes it look a little weird. I think if the skirt were a heavier material that would totally work!
@@GenxGypsy1968I love the skirt, but agree that i think the material is too thin for a tuck. You could try to tuck the t-shirt into the bottom of your bra to shorten it and lengthen the look of your legs, or put the belt on top and then pull the t-shirt from the top to bag over the skirt without adding bulk, if that helps 😊
I have binge watched all of your videos and this is by far my FAVORITE! Everything is perfectly amazing!! One question, I don't like skirts. What would you suggest for a 3rd bottom? I'm going to use this list for my fall capsule to Spain. Thank you!!!
I’m not a skirt lady either so I would probably add another pair of jeans, like 1 blue and 1 black. Happy travels to Spain!
@@ggcalady9441 good idea. I think I have black linen pants that would work!
Thank you so much for not having everything black and white!
Does the silk skirt wrinkle easily? I like this concept but I would have to take notes to use it, at least at first.
Hey what’s that new favorite travel underwear you mentioned?
I have it listed in the links, but it is towards the bottom... Here you go: amzn.to/3XFkeTQ
I was interested in the sherpa jacket, but the link went to long sleve tshirt
Question: I have been considering purchasing the silk skirt you are sharing in this video. However, I'm working a bit ahead for a Northern Europe cruise in early March. Is the silk skirt too lightweight for this cold time of year?
I have one of the silk shirts and I love it but I would say yes, you’ll likely be cold unless you’re planning to wear something like leggings underneath.
The silk is pretty lightweight, so unless you wore some heavier tights or even leggings underneath, I think you might get chilly outdoors. However, if you're just going to wear it for going to dinner and other events on the cruise that are indoor, I think it would be just fine in that climate controlled situation. 😊
Did you size up on the Vneck sweater or does the medium come that long too?
That is the medium 😊. It's meant to be a "boyfriend" fit... and I'm only 5'3" with a short waist, so probably even looks longer on me.
@@GenxGypsy1968 I am only 5'2, so thanks!!
I was curious about the sizing on this sweater too. I’ve been wanting to order one but I want it to be “comfy” instead of fitted to my body.
This is great! However, I believe that you are pronouncing the word Sudoku incorrectly. It is Sue-Dough-Koo. I used to have trouble with it, too, so I Googled the correct phonetic pronunciation. I just thought you would like to know that for future reference. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Thanks!! My Southern accent always screws up pronunciations, LOL!
Tomato-tomahto
Sorry, but I’m not able to connect to Quince with your links
Quince does not ship to Canada.
You might want to take the hood for drizzled days.
Your grid didn’t match your verbiage
POCKETS - I will not purchase a skirt, pants or dress without pockets.
If we demand pockets then manufacturers will eventually listen.
I was confused about the 9 pieces you actually took. Too much rambling. You should have named the 9 pieces before you started matching. I ordinarily love your videos, but this was too confusing about what you actually took.
@joyceb5864. 3 bottoms - Corduroy pants, bootcut jeans, navy silk skirt; 3 tops - White square neck tee, navy tank, oatmeal long sleeve tee (or alternatively Dolan sleeve tee - weather to determine); 3 layering - navy fisherman sweater, oatmeal cashmere sweater, Sherpa jacket. 3 shoes - ballet flats, Chelsea boots, sneakers. 3 scarves. One reversible belt.