Your gold baby charm bracelet is beautiful, and I love the way you mix metals and styles in your jewellery. Coats: it's all very well to say you can wear an oversize coat as long as you leave it open and show waist definition, but in London weather I never ever wear my coat open, it's just too cold! I envy those influencers who can wear their coats/jackets/blazers open to show what they're wearing underneath but I've rarely been able to do this unless I am in a warm museum/art gallery, when I'm out and about if I have a coat on it's because it's COLD! so I button up from collar to bottom and wrap up with a scarf too.
My tip: iron your silk scarves. It won’t hurt them if you use low heat and they’ll look so much better (steaming is ok, too, but less effective). I always iron new ones to get the packing creases completely out. If you don’t, and keep folding them the same way, the silk will eventually break along the creases. I hang mine up rather than folding them. If you must store them folded, vary the folding so that it’s not done the same way every time (for example, if it’s folded in quarters initially, fold in thirds next time).
I love the way you styled the gray turtleneck with the trousers as a monochrome look. It’s being done everywhere, but I think it looks really good. I hope it doesn’t go out of fashion.
I’m with you on this one - it’s all about the fabrics! I can only wear natural fibers and materials (like genuine leather, not plastic). These are much more expensive, so I choose very carefully and just buy less. I have skin allergies to plastics, but I still would prefer natural fibers, they have intrinsic quality and look good for much longer.
I started shopping for *hotdups* bags for my wife and researched a lot of brands. There is no need to spend thousands of dollars on a bag when there are many quality products from reputable companies that look just as chic and luxurious as those expensive ones.
Wool is a beautiful fabric which can last for a long time, but attaching vegan 'leather' bits that will degrade within a few years is so wasteful. Quite a dumb design choice to be honest. Once that 'leather' degrades, I wonder if any of those pieces can salvaged.
I also live in the UK and it DOES NOT rain 80% of the time, I’m so done with all you people exaggerating things, it rains a very normal amount and I can say that as I have lived in several other cities around Europe. It just needs to stop, this is random but it’s really put me off you and your channel.
Don't be put off she has amazing content and if her comment rubbed you the wrong way, it shouldn't impact the work she creates. I also live in the UK and the more north you go, the more it rains definitely! Would I say 80% of the time in London? Noo
I think your OTT reaction says more about you. It does rain a lot, especially if you live somewhere like Manchester. The content on this channel is excellent and the content creator is lovely
Sorry but this is the difference between perception VS data...the data says that in the UK it rains a lot...I myself live there being originally from Italy, and I can tell you that you have no idea of what seasons are
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You can brighten up a herringbone jacket/coat with a rhinestone brooch
Your gold baby charm bracelet is beautiful, and I love the way you mix metals and styles in your jewellery.
Coats: it's all very well to say you can wear an oversize coat as long as you leave it open and show waist definition, but in London weather I never ever wear my coat open, it's just too cold! I envy those influencers who can wear their coats/jackets/blazers open to show what they're wearing underneath but I've rarely been able to do this unless I am in a warm museum/art gallery, when I'm out and about if I have a coat on it's because it's COLD! so I button up from collar to bottom and wrap up with a scarf too.
My tip: iron your silk scarves. It won’t hurt them if you use low heat and they’ll look so much better (steaming is ok, too, but less effective). I always iron new ones to get the packing creases completely out. If you don’t, and keep folding them the same way, the silk will eventually break along the creases. I hang mine up rather than folding them. If you must store them folded, vary the folding so that it’s not done the same way every time (for example, if it’s folded in quarters initially, fold in thirds next time).
I have learnt to appreciate small details as u have so poignantly and perceptively pointed out - love your standout style!
Thank you! It's all about the details! x
I love the way you styled the gray turtleneck with the trousers as a monochrome look. It’s being done everywhere, but I think it looks really good. I hope it doesn’t go out of fashion.
Monochrome grey will always look good ♥️
I've spent the last few days watching a lot of your videos. You have such great taste. From now on I am following your advices
Aww thank you ♥️♥️♥️
This video has taken you to the next level. Love this!♥️
Love the grey outfit. Appreciate your attention to small details.
Love all the pieces you picked and how you styled them!
Thank you!
Love the Fabrique items. Excellent quality. Another great vlog❤
Thank you Christine 😘
I’m with you on this one - it’s all about the fabrics! I can only wear natural fibers and materials (like genuine leather, not plastic). These are much more expensive, so I choose very carefully and just buy less. I have skin allergies to plastics, but I still would prefer natural fibers, they have intrinsic quality and look good for much longer.
The brown cord trousers from japan were my favourite! They were literally made for you 😍
I couldn’t believe it when I tried them on!
Maybe the *hotdups* bag always brings me luck. It not only helps me save a lot of money, but also satisfies my pursuit of fashion.
@@AdelineLoke New subscriber here! Do you happen to know what style of trousers they are? I love them 😊 Thanks.
Your vlogs are so relaxing.
I’m glad you think so, thank you! ☺️
Love the grey jumper with the trousers , I don't own any skirts but you look lovely in yours!
Aww thank you so much xx
Who is the sleeveless cable turtleneck knit that you’re wearing by. Love it!
It's from Lilysilk xx
Love this video! Did you purchase the size XS petite or XS regular in the jacket? Thanks!
I got the XS Petite! :)
I started shopping for *hotdups* bags for my wife and researched a lot of brands. There is no need to spend thousands of dollars on a bag when there are many quality products from reputable companies that look just as chic and luxurious as those expensive ones.
Wool is a beautiful fabric which can last for a long time, but attaching vegan 'leather' bits that will degrade within a few years is so wasteful. Quite a dumb design choice to be honest. Once that 'leather' degrades, I wonder if any of those pieces can salvaged.
I would like that herringbone jacket to be more cropped on you because it hits you exactly the wrong length I feel
Plaid is a pattern, not a texture.
I also live in the UK and it DOES NOT rain 80% of the time, I’m so done with all you people exaggerating things, it rains a very normal amount and I can say that as I have lived in several other cities around Europe. It just needs to stop, this is random but it’s really put me off you and your channel.
Don't be put off she has amazing content and if her comment rubbed you the wrong way, it shouldn't impact the work she creates. I also live in the UK and the more north you go, the more it rains definitely! Would I say 80% of the time in London? Noo
I think your OTT reaction says more about you. It does rain a lot, especially if you live somewhere like Manchester. The content on this channel is excellent and the content creator is lovely
Maybe picture yourself on a beach in a hammock somewhere and relax.
And what is a 'very normal amount', pray tell? What a bizarre thing to get your knickers in a twist about.
Sorry but this is the difference between perception VS data...the data says that in the UK it rains a lot...I myself live there being originally from Italy, and I can tell you that you have no idea of what seasons are