I really needed to hear the advice about getting out your special pieces and not saving them for "special occasions" and also the one about not feeling bad for sizing up. I used to be guilty of these and liked to hear that reminder.
Me too, so true.. all my nicest pieces were saved for later and now they dont fit me anymore so all that money gone to waist. Never again lol Love all your videos and thank you for talking about size as well. My new reality since I gained weight
Yeah Ladies, I am guilty of that too. What a waist of money and Life. So many great moments in which these items were not part of. It’s not even fair for the items. We buy them with a promise that we don’t keep 😢
Agreed! My beautiful pieces are in the closets so strangers who won’t even remember me can see 🥹 Recently I said basta! Best sweaters u coming out! Now, if stain removers go up it price you have me to thank. Not easy to maneuver around 4 year old with peanut butter on his hands 😂😅
Yay I'm pleased to say I don't really do any of these. Big advocate of not saving things for best, life's too short and I apply that to household items too like your best glasses, plates etc. Sizes are insane now, I can be an 8 and a 14 in the same store! x
Letting go of sizes was so freeing. Firstly, and most importantly for me personally, because it was such a sad energy drain. It affected my mood way more than it justified. It made shopping a battle. Secondly, it killed my personal expression and creativity within my wardrobe. Once I understood the lines of my body and how to harmonize with them, I disregarded sizing altogether and instead focused on the lines of the piece and wether or not it suited me and then sizing became about different interpretations of a piece. Did I want it to be like this or like that? Then I size up or down accordingly. The size of the garment means nothing to me emotionally anymore. I try a piece on if I like the lines and then adjust the sizing according to how I want it to fall on my body. Basically, the garment is there to serve my needs, not the other way around. The thing I am probably still the guiltiest of is buying cheap shoes. I don’t mean inexpensive shoes. I mean cheap shoes. I’ve curtailed that addiction to a plethora of shoes over quality of shoes quite a bit, but it’s a work in progress. Better quality shoes designed well that are also comfortable will always look better than a cheap copy of a trendy shoe. The other thing I am committed to now is that everything I own, even the “special occasion” clothing, HAS to be comfortable. It has to be as close to feeling like I am in my sweats as possible or I do not have it in my wardrobe. It makes getting dressed every day no matter the occasion enjoyable. And I feel confident and relaxed even in formal settings which goes a long way to making me look my best as well. No more hitching, pulling, being mentally distracted because I am constantly monitoring my outfit.
Hi Lydia,! I am writing you from the south of Spain, I have been watching your videos for some months ago, I love the way which you explain how to style winter coats. Here, winter coats are something only for special occasions, but now, thanks to you, I have learned how to style them in my daily life.At last but not least, I what your videos to learn English, so, I beg your pardon if I have made some mistakes in this text. Stop ignoring the icing of the cake "jewelry". Here we would say " deja de ignorar la guinda del pastel"bye and thanks a lot for your inspiration!
Lydia, you are so lovely! I have learnt so much from your videos. They have actually made me feel excited about dressing. I've definitely fallen into a rut, mostly because I just felt I had no fashion sense. The part I enjoy most is the 'why'. Thank you! It's really helped me understand what I'm doing, and be more creative with what I have in my closet, and also when shopping (rather than simply trying to replicate what I've seen online!) Thank you!
It’s so funny to hear people say you can’t wear black and navy, or black and brown. These are two of my favorite color combinations, and I wear them all the time! I am a deep winter, and I rock them! Shamelessly! 😊
Love all your tips !!! I used to try to get "designer " labels cause that what my friends wore but since I've met you I've found H&M and Zara have more of every day items that i feel more comfortable in and have sold almost all the others .
I walked into J Crew the other day and the clerk complimented me on my style…….very Ivy League. I told her I haven’t changed my style since 1963 when I was influenced by Jackie Kennedy. I have bought classic styled clothes ever since. They never go out of style. I might add one or two trendy items to the mix each season but seldom do or if I do I don’t wear them .
I absolutely agree about the sizing one, especially with denim. My jeans all fit about the same, but have five different sizes on their labels, and that is true even within brands.
Yes save it for the special occasion is what I am mostly guilty of! Thanks for gathering them all in 1 helps to see where we stand when we fall in the pit falls!!!
Lucky for me my buying it for “best” is every Sunday at church! So if i notice I have not worn something because I’m saving it for best, it becomes my Sunday best! 🙌🏻
In Canada, a micro-trend for spring that happens in march will come out in the stores in May, to be worn in June or July. By then, Europe is now 8 micro-trends ahead!
Guilty of saving for a special occasion...but not so much anymore!! BTW..I love your channel..your style works for my granddaughter, daughter and me!!..so classic but also modern..love the oversized look, chunky boots, trainers with just about anything..I'm not young but I'm a cool San Francisco Bay Area "girl"..! Thanks Lydia..
Thanks for the great advice and insights. I think I'm definitely guilty about obsessing over size but I do agree with you 100% that it's more about the fit and how it looks. Sometimes going a bit oversize makes the whole outfit look more modern and chic.
I used to be guilty of saving special pieces before i had my second child. when i was pregnant, i can’t wore some new pieces with tag still on it 😰 after delivery, i manage to get my weight and body size back so i’m able to wear them. after that, i’m getting better at wearing all my pieces in rotation. thanks for the Monica Vinader discount codes! i’m eyeing some of their pieces and 20% disc will be icing on the cake 😆😆
The funny thing is the smaller size bothers me more than the larger size. It doesn’t matter how it fits if it’s a smaller size I’m constantly thinking it must be tight. So silly. Working on this one. Thanks for reinforcing it.
I love that your featuring a sustainable brand. I‘ve been following you for a while and love your tips. But I only by secondhand clothes, since over consumption has a major impact on the planet and humans well-being.
'Saving it for best, not wearing it then it going out of fashion' .......I'm probably similar age to your mum and I definitely have been guilty with this one! It helps to think cost per wear to overcome that one, especially if you are on a budget. Everything I have bought in the last year, I have worn on repeat x
Thank you I really needed to hear the advice related to jewellery. I never took my jewellery into consideration but after watching this video I experimented with outfits and jewellery and boy! It takes the outfit to another level!! Thank you!😊
Hi Lydia! Thanks for these great tips! Very helpful indeed! I think as I got older, my sizes increased! And I was a little concerned. Thanks for the reminder! Fit is more important than the size number! I also am guilty of saving for best. It's hard when I work at home and love suit jackets and heels! LOL!
Wonderful video!! Thank you for featuring a straight black maxi skirt. I’d love to see how many ways one could style this skirt. Trying to get back to wearing more skirts especially a maxi like this one. 😊
Hello! Congratulations for yet another fantastic video. Why not make a video about the different types of pants and the type of shoes that go well with each one? It's just a suggestion! Thank you!!!
Once again. Spot on Video 😊Great tips and sooooo realistic. From time to time is very healthy to hear these advises and wake-up to Reality. Thanks a lot Lydia. YOU ARE MY FAVOURITE UA-camR ❤
I am very guilty of the being ashamed to size up - almost all my clothes were form-fitting and I needed to change most of my wardrobe post pregnancy. Now I size up intentionally. Also, I needed to hear not to feel bad about the occasional mass market purchase. I try to only buy from B-Corps and sustainable brands, but denim fits me best at Mango.
The old saying is actually blue and green should never be seen, not red and green. Having said that, I like blue and green together depending on the shades. I don't like black and navy though. Makes me think of uniforms.
@eileenmurray980 I'm in the UK and have only ever heard the blue and green saying, although I haven't heard it for a long time. Red and green are opposites on the colour wheel so should complement each other. My school uniform was green with red but that was many many years ago 😞
The sizing use to get me . I remember seeing a large pants fitting me and freaked out. Now! I buy the larger size and take them to be tailored to my body.
No here in the UK I know it as blue and green should never be seen as well . My school uniform was exactly that and my mum never stopped repeating it !!
This is crazy, first time i hear abouy it 😅 I honestly always say that blue denim and greeb top look dull but change the denim for blue pants and It's a different story (because of texture/ denim pattern)
So guilty on the 'saving for good,' these past few years, mostly because I'm living somewhere that there isn't a good eco-drycleaner. But then the gorgeous silk blouses and wool trousers languish in the closet. Also I get frustrated because supposedly you can hand wash most things but the information out there is so contradictory.
I'm horrible about saving pieces to wear for special occasions. I'm really trying to learn to wear everything I have wherever I am. It's hard because I can't wear any of my clothes to work. I only wear my clothes on weekends and because of it, I feel like I don't have enough practice wearing my clothes. Plus I'm a mom of 4 and I have just lost my fashion sense over all this time of making my kids the priority
Love the matching set you're wearing! I'm curious about your thoughts on loungewear. I recently bought a matching gray sweatsuit and a warmer weather sage green matching set with sleeveless top and loose pants. I'd like to style the sets for outside use, running errands, doctor's appointments, weekend activities, etc. but don't feel brave enough to go outside looking so casual. How would you style matching loungewear for outside use?
'Saving for best' is my nighmare. What is the point of buying stuff if you do not wear it😂 My partner is the opposite. As soon as he buys something new, he wears it😂
I've seen some very fluffy women on youtube bragging about how they're wearing size 4 jeans. Honestly, I don't know how they even get them on. It's clear that they out to be wearing at least a size 22. Not only do they look ridiculous, but they're going to hurt themselves. Sciatic nerves, for one thing.
In the US, we say red and green should not be seen, because it references Christmas colors. This is not a good combination to wear. Your interpretation of red and green is lovely.
Can you please make a video about how to tuck shirts and sweaters into your bottoms?! I cannot figure out how to tuck a sweater in and look nice! 😭😭😭 Love your content!
I allways had some clothes saved for best as a child and I was so mad when they dont fit me anymore and I had never worn them. My kids are allowed to wear there best clothes everyday.
Can't get my head around the 'navy and black together' thing, I think it's something ingrained in our heads and people would stare at me lol. Brown and black I can do. Maybe I'll find the courage one day... I completely agree with the 'not spending a lot and looking great' part, style has nothing to do with money and the high street is getting better an better in terms of designs.
You should try it, even for men it looks great. I remember Tim Gunn recommending it a few years ago and I couldn't wrap my mind around it at first too 😅
I have one criticism and it’s meant to be constructive. You’re standing too close to the camera when you’re wearing the grey twin set. It makes your hands look large, and they aren’t. Otherwise, great job, carry on.
Haha yes I know what you mean - unfortunately at the minute this is the only distance we can do due to the distance of the camera and our lighting. It picks up on a noise that the light makes and disturbs with the sound recording of both my mic and camera so leaves a really high pitch sound sadly. I’d love to change it but at the moment we don’t quite have the distance
I really needed to hear the advice about getting out your special pieces and not saving them for "special occasions" and also the one about not feeling bad for sizing up. I used to be guilty of these and liked to hear that reminder.
Me too, so true.. all my nicest pieces were saved for later and now they dont fit me anymore so all that money gone to waist. Never again lol
Love all your videos and thank you for talking about size as well. My new reality since I gained weight
Yeah Ladies, I am guilty of that too. What a waist of money and Life. So many great moments in which these items were not part of. It’s not even fair for the items. We buy them with a promise that we don’t keep 😢
Agreed! My beautiful pieces are in the closets so strangers who won’t even remember me can see 🥹
Recently I said basta! Best sweaters u coming out! Now, if stain removers go up it price you have me to thank. Not easy to maneuver around 4 year old with peanut butter on his hands 😂😅
The outfit at 8mins in really suites you. Feels authentic and really maximizes your shape.
Yay I'm pleased to say I don't really do any of these. Big advocate of not saving things for best, life's too short and I apply that to household items too like your best glasses, plates etc. Sizes are insane now, I can be an 8 and a 14 in the same store! x
It makes online shopping difficult.
Letting go of sizes was so freeing. Firstly, and most importantly for me personally, because it was such a sad energy drain. It affected my mood way more than it justified. It made shopping a battle. Secondly, it killed my personal expression and creativity within my wardrobe. Once I understood the lines of my body and how to harmonize with them, I disregarded sizing altogether and instead focused on the lines of the piece and wether or not it suited me and then sizing became about different interpretations of a piece. Did I want it to be like this or like that? Then I size up or down accordingly. The size of the garment means nothing to me emotionally anymore. I try a piece on if I like the lines and then adjust the sizing according to how I want it to fall on my body. Basically, the garment is there to serve my needs, not the other way around. The thing I am probably still the guiltiest of is buying cheap shoes. I don’t mean inexpensive shoes. I mean cheap shoes. I’ve curtailed that addiction to a plethora of shoes over quality of shoes quite a bit, but it’s a work in progress. Better quality shoes designed well that are also comfortable will always look better than a cheap copy of a trendy shoe. The other thing I am committed to now is that everything I own, even the “special occasion” clothing, HAS to be comfortable. It has to be as close to feeling like I am in my sweats as possible or I do not have it in my wardrobe. It makes getting dressed every day no matter the occasion enjoyable. And I feel confident and relaxed even in formal settings which goes a long way to making me look my best as well. No more hitching, pulling, being mentally distracted because I am constantly monitoring my outfit.
Hi Lydia,! I am writing you from the south of Spain, I have been watching your videos for some months ago, I love the way which you explain how to style winter coats. Here, winter coats are something only for special occasions, but now, thanks to you, I have learned how to style them in my daily life.At last but not least, I what your videos to learn English, so, I beg your pardon if I have made some mistakes in this text. Stop ignoring the icing of the cake "jewelry". Here we would say " deja de ignorar la guinda del pastel"bye and thanks a lot for your inspiration!
Lydia, you are so lovely! I have learnt so much from your videos. They have actually made me feel excited about dressing. I've definitely fallen into a rut, mostly because I just felt I had no fashion sense. The part I enjoy most is the 'why'. Thank you! It's really helped me understand what I'm doing, and be more creative with what I have in my closet, and also when shopping (rather than simply trying to replicate what I've seen online!) Thank you!
It’s so funny to hear people say you can’t wear black and navy, or black and brown. These are two of my favorite color combinations, and I wear them all the time! I am a deep winter, and I rock them! Shamelessly! 😊
Love all your tips !!! I used to try to get "designer " labels cause that what my friends wore but since I've met you I've found H&M and Zara have more of every day items that i feel more comfortable in and have sold almost all the others .
Yes, it is freeing to not have such expensive pieces. They are exactly the ones that end up being saved for "best"
Love your videos- clear and practical, but also inspiring. Classic style never goes out of fashion. What’s not to like ?! Thank you ❤
I walked into J Crew the other day and the clerk complimented me on my style…….very Ivy League. I told her I haven’t changed my style since 1963 when I was influenced by Jackie Kennedy. I have bought classic styled clothes ever since. They never go out of style. I might add one or two trendy items to the mix each season but seldom do or if I do I don’t wear them .
I absolutely agree about the sizing one, especially with denim. My jeans all fit about the same, but have five different sizes on their labels, and that is true even within brands.
Yes save it for the special occasion is what I am mostly guilty of! Thanks for gathering them all in 1 helps to see where we stand when we fall in the pit falls!!!
Lucky for me my buying it for “best” is every Sunday at church! So if i notice I have not worn something because I’m saving it for best, it becomes my Sunday best! 🙌🏻
In Canada, a micro-trend for spring that happens in march will come out in the stores in May, to be worn in June or July. By then, Europe is now 8 micro-trends ahead!
Even worse down here in Oregon
If you watch UA-cam and you have them in your closet, then no problem
Guilty of saving for a special occasion...but not so much anymore!! BTW..I love your channel..your style works for my granddaughter, daughter and me!!..so classic but also modern..love the oversized look, chunky boots, trainers with just about anything..I'm not young but I'm a cool San Francisco Bay Area "girl"..! Thanks Lydia..
Thanks for the great advice and insights. I think I'm definitely guilty about obsessing over size but I do agree with you 100% that it's more about the fit and how it looks. Sometimes going a bit oversize makes the whole outfit look more modern and chic.
The pictures behind are always so beautiful
I used to be guilty of saving special pieces before i had my second child. when i was pregnant, i can’t wore some new pieces with tag still on it 😰 after delivery, i manage to get my weight and body size back so i’m able to wear them. after that, i’m getting better at wearing all my pieces in rotation.
thanks for the Monica Vinader discount codes! i’m eyeing some of their pieces and 20% disc will be icing on the cake 😆😆
Saving for best and avoiding whites are my nemesis
Love you, Lydia ❤. I so look forward to your videos! I used to watch several people on u tube , but for the last few months I only watch you!
The funny thing is the smaller size bothers me more than the larger size. It doesn’t matter how it fits if it’s a smaller size I’m constantly thinking it must be tight. So silly. Working on this one. Thanks for reinforcing it.
I love that your featuring a sustainable brand. I‘ve been following you for a while and love your tips. But I only by secondhand clothes, since over consumption has a major impact on the planet and humans well-being.
'Saving it for best, not wearing it then it going out of fashion' .......I'm probably similar age to your mum and I definitely have been guilty with this one! It helps to think cost per wear to overcome that one, especially if you are on a budget. Everything I have bought in the last year, I have worn on repeat x
Very useful advice, some of which I've known intuitively but could never verbalize.
Thank you I really needed to hear the advice related to jewellery. I never took my jewellery into consideration but after watching this video I experimented with outfits and jewellery and boy! It takes the outfit to another level!! Thank you!😊
The combination between the red leather pants and the “green” coat, it seems to be a gray coat than a green one 😊 that is why it pairs well
Hi Lydia thanks a lot for your tips! Could u please tell us which brand is your grey cardigan set? It’s so amazing! ❤
Hi Lydia! Thanks for these tips. Could you also link the cardigan set you’re wearing? ❤
Hi Lydia! Thanks for these great tips! Very helpful indeed! I think as I got older, my sizes increased! And I was a little concerned. Thanks for the reminder! Fit is more important than the size number! I also am guilty of saving for best. It's hard when I work at home and love suit jackets and heels! LOL!
This video speaks right to me as well as so many others I see in the Comments. Thanks for another so very helpful video. Favorite! ❤
I love those oval sunglasses at the end ❤😎
Wonderful video!! Thank you for featuring a straight black maxi skirt. I’d love to see how many ways one could style this skirt. Trying to get back to wearing more skirts especially a maxi like this one. 😊
Hello! Congratulations for yet another fantastic video. Why not make a video about the different types of pants and the type of shoes that go well with each one? It's just a suggestion! Thank you!!!
Once again. Spot on Video 😊Great tips and sooooo realistic. From time to time is very healthy to hear these advises and wake-up to Reality. Thanks a lot Lydia. YOU ARE MY FAVOURITE UA-camR ❤
I am very guilty of the being ashamed to size up - almost all my clothes were form-fitting and I needed to change most of my wardrobe post pregnancy. Now I size up intentionally. Also, I needed to hear not to feel bad about the occasional mass market purchase. I try to only buy from B-Corps and sustainable brands, but denim fits me best at Mango.
I recently found you on You Tube and I have to say you are just so lovely. I really like your videos and advice.
Absolutely love the cardigan and Knit top underneath. May I ask where is it from? Couldn’t manage to find it on the description. Thanks 😊
Love the navy and black as well.
Thanks. You're the best Lydia
What a great video. Your tips are so relevant and you put it so well. I’m going to take your advice for sure. Thanks. 11:05
Absolutely guilty of saving pieces for best and even worse, buying something new when a special occasion comes up ! 👗
The old saying is actually blue and green should never be seen, not red and green. Having said that, I like blue and green together depending on the shades. I don't like black and navy though. Makes me think of uniforms.
Red and green should never be seen is what we say in the UK.
@eileenmurray980 I'm in the UK and have only ever heard the blue and green saying, although I haven't heard it for a long time. Red and green are opposites on the colour wheel so should complement each other. My school uniform was green with red but that was many many years ago 😞
USIA’s, where is your grey cardi and vest come from please? Xx
Can I ask where can I find this grey set ( cardigan and T-shirt ) I looked in your links but couldn’t find it. Love your videos. Thank you
@@pattythrower5700 I couldn't distinguish what she was saying, played it several times.
@@c.m.gilmore3311 everything is linked on the description
The sizing use to get me . I remember seeing a large pants fitting me and freaked out. Now! I buy the larger size and take them to be tailored to my body.
I'd not heard the red and green version, but I had heard "blue and green should never be seen". Great video, thank you 🩵💚 from Australia 🇦🇺
13:23 The blue and green must be an Australian thing. That’s what I’ve heard, too. But with the disclaimer ‘without another colour in between.’
No here in the UK I know it as blue and green should never be seen as well . My school uniform was exactly that and my mum never stopped repeating it !!
This is crazy, first time i hear abouy it 😅 I honestly always say that blue denim and greeb top look dull but change the denim for blue pants and It's a different story (because of texture/ denim pattern)
May I ask where your grey top and cardigan are from? I love the combination ❤️
So guilty on the 'saving for good,' these past few years, mostly because I'm living somewhere that there isn't a good eco-drycleaner. But then the gorgeous silk blouses and wool trousers languish in the closet. Also I get frustrated because supposedly you can hand wash most things but the information out there is so contradictory.
What brand is the grey twinset you're wearing? thx.
love your looks! did I miss where the gray cardi and top are from in the first look?
Where's your grey twinset from? The one you're wearing. Thanks! Love your work! Xx
Speaking of trends, I just read today that wide-leg trousers are already on the way out, and slim-leg trousers are going to be back in for fall.
Where did you read that?
I'm mostly guilty of 1,3,4,5! Post-pandemic, I've been doing a combination of these four! 😅
I'm horrible about saving pieces to wear for special occasions. I'm really trying to learn to wear everything I have wherever I am. It's hard because I can't wear any of my clothes to work. I only wear my clothes on weekends and because of it, I feel like I don't have enough practice wearing my clothes. Plus I'm a mom of 4 and I have just lost my fashion sense over all this time of making my kids the priority
Thought the deep tan loafers looked best with the all black.
So great tips! Well done! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Jeans look awesome on you!
Love the matching set you're wearing! I'm curious about your thoughts on loungewear. I recently bought a matching gray sweatsuit and a warmer weather sage green matching set with sleeveless top and loose pants. I'd like to style the sets for outside use, running errands, doctor's appointments, weekend activities, etc. but don't feel brave enough to go outside looking so casual. How would you style matching loungewear for outside use?
Where is the twin-set you are wearing from? It is adorable.
Thank you, dear Lydia - so important to know & so well noticed!🫶🏻
I love your videoooos..Thank you for everything you do! It helps me a lot😊❤
'Saving for best' is my nighmare. What is the point of buying stuff if you do not wear it😂 My partner is the opposite. As soon as he buys something new, he wears it😂
so chic! love this video
I really like this grey cardigan - can you tell me where I could buy it? Thank you very much for your inspiration ❤
Where is your sweater/cardigan from? Thanks!
I've seen some very fluffy women on youtube bragging about how they're wearing size 4 jeans. Honestly, I don't know how they even get them on. It's clear that they out to be wearing at least a size 22. Not only do they look ridiculous, but they're going to hurt themselves. Sciatic nerves, for one thing.
They lie. I am size 4, and some of them look so much fluffier and I start thinking maybe I am size 2? Or 0? Nope 😅
'Very fluffy women' 😂
In the US, we say red and green should not be seen, because it references Christmas colors. This is not a good combination to wear. Your interpretation of red and green is lovely.
Very good advices!
THANK YOU FOR THIS
Who makes the sweater set Lydia? I wasn’t able to catch that! 😊
I don’t see your reference for the gray sweater set you are wearing. Pls share. ❤
I used to save things for best but now I wear everything I have!
Can you please make a video about how to tuck shirts and sweaters into your bottoms?! I cannot figure out how to tuck a sweater in and look nice! 😭😭😭 Love your content!
Great video ❤
Enjoyed your video. However, I was disappointed that Arket does not ship to the United States.
I allways had some clothes saved for best as a child and I was so mad when they dont fit me anymore and I had never worn them. My kids are allowed to wear there best clothes everyday.
It’s so hard to get a good look with shoes for me. I have huge feet and struggle with comfort now as I am 70 and have started to wear barefoot wear
Love lessons with Lydia
Much needed video!
Great advice
In Ireland we say blue and green should never be seen, except on an Irish Caílín (girl)...
Girl link what you’re wearing soo cute
What do you mean by High Street
I think “vanity” sizing adds to our obsession with a number.
I don't make a move unless Lydia tells me to buy it. LOL
Can anyone please tell me what kind of british her accent is... Its so cool and i wanna practice that accent
Black and navy blue is a no for me..
Typo in the thumbnail 😬
Can't get my head around the 'navy and black together' thing, I think it's something ingrained in our heads and people would stare at me lol. Brown and black I can do. Maybe I'll find the courage one day...
I completely agree with the 'not spending a lot and looking great' part, style has nothing to do with money and the high street is getting better an better in terms of designs.
You should try it, even for men it looks great. I remember Tim Gunn recommending it a few years ago and I couldn't wrap my mind around it at first too 😅
@@whitepeony. I agree…give it a try! I never thought it would look “right”, but indeed, feels kind of chic. Wearing that combo today, actually!
Bijou: the less the better.
One piece, enough
'm guilty of mixing male and female cloth pieces.♂♀︎
😍❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🙏🏾🙏🏾
👏👏👏❤❤
So point one was all about an AD?
I have one criticism and it’s meant to be constructive. You’re standing too close to the camera when you’re wearing the grey twin set. It makes your hands look large, and they aren’t. Otherwise, great job, carry on.
Haha yes I know what you mean - unfortunately at the minute this is the only distance we can do due to the distance of the camera and our lighting. It picks up on a noise that the light makes and disturbs with the sound recording of both my mic and camera so leaves a really high pitch sound sadly. I’d love to change it but at the moment we don’t quite have the distance
First!
Dislike because half the "content" is addvertising for someone who is sponsing you.
Wardrobe my darling... hopefully english is my second language