Not really...but I often "approve" of the looks of Queen Letizia of Spain and of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. I feel they know how to strike the right tone---casual when it needs to be, and incredibly elegant when the occasion calls for it.
My style icon is Florence Welch - I love how her image evolved from boho chic (with the emphasis on CHIC) to late 19th/early 20th Century theatre muse. She also looks great in suits!
I gave Vivaia a go after you talked about it in the previous video. I needed new flats for a friend's wedding and wanted to find a good quality shoe that was comfortable and would last. Not only did I find a great pair but I was blown away by their customer service! The shoes I got ended up being a little too big. It was super easy getting them replaced and instead of having to send back the shoes that didn't fit they said I could keep them and gift them to someone else. It both allows the shoes to still get used and is more sustainable since it doesn't have to go through the shipping process again. I've already started recommending them to family and friends and am working on a wish list for the next pair! Video idea: something I don't see a lot of is really casual capsules. Particularly with more graphic tees. I tend to love quirky shirts to add some fun in my wardrobe. (One fave looks like it has an element from the periodic table. Um, called imnotsureium, 'the element of indecision') Just not something shown much in capsule examples.
I usually start with pulling out the handful of pieces I know I will "no doubt" be wearing. For summer, it often includes a few pairs of linen pants (tan, dark blue, and this year, a pair of very light grey joggers), a light blue shirt dress, a flowy, printed sundress, a white linen button up shirt, a white eyelet top, a white tank, a white lace-and-silk cami, a white, cropped blazer, a very light "sand" colored blazer, and a couple of lightweight shorts in tan and navy blue. For accessories, I pull out a pair of beige espadrille wedges, cognac brown sandals, white slip-on sneakers with leather laces, a cork crossbody bag with cognac brown leather strap, a straw bag, and my favorite hats. I build out from those items, and that's when I add the hot pink, royal blue, and emerald green items to enhance my "winter season" coloring!
@@vazq_Fernanda My espadrilles are Vionic brand (the model's not longer available) and incredibly comfortable, so much so that I can teach in them (stand, run, walk from building to building) all day and all night long and not regret it. If you can find some that you think are cute in that brand (orthopedic, so lots of mumsy to weed through), I wholeheartedly recommend it. If you want traditional canvas espadrilles, try two brands from Spain: Castaner and Viscata. Amazon has a hearty selection of them almost every summer.
I would love to see a series on the different seasonal colors in a capsule wardrobe for each season in their seasons. So a summer palette with outfits for spring, summer, autumn and winter weather. Just having one episode for a capsule wardrobe for seasonal color palette in the different seasonal weather. I am a summer palette and live in Norway so i cannot have 1 single capsule wardrobe. I need on for colder and warmer weather, and that can survive through rainy days. I would love capsule wardrobe for different weather in general, try looking good when u end up in a rain jacket and rain boots because a umbrella breaks in the wind… then going from that to sunny weather, and then to winter with snow… it is a challenge to be stylish and would love some tips
I particularly like this video. You said quite a lot about sustainability, which was excellent. I had a strong sense of your confidence. I also enjoyed Buttercup's contribution.
Fernanda, thumbs up for your video script as it is brief and insightful. The information is practical and the whole process feels more productive and stress free.
My style icon is Fernanda :) Thanks for all your videos. I just ordered a pair of flats from Vivaia using the code and I'm really looking forward to them being stretchy and washable.
Great tips! I don’t have a style icon. I typically love wardrobes from shows or movies. Like Gilmore Girls or Glee. It’s obviously been a few years since I’ve been able to focus on my own style, & fashion in general. I can’t wait to dive back in!
Fernanda - because of your video on personal color analysis, I checked out the same company House of Colour in my area and have an appointment next week to have my colors done. I can't wait! I'm very excited for the result. I suspect I'm a Fall but not exactly sure. Looking forward to the whole experience as well!
@@vazq_Fernanda To my dismay, it was rescheduled until the second week of June after the color analyst became ill. Thanks for your interest - I'll let you know what happens!
Ok, the verdict is in - I'm a Summer! This is such a surprise, but a welcomed one for certain. As I learned when I met my consultant, she knows who YOU are! Oh my, what a small world. I'm more than delighted by my color analysis and highly recommend it to others, in particular the House of Colour consultants. Mine was fantastic! I've already seen a big difference in some of the colors on me - what a wonderful feeling to put on clothes knowing that they enhance how I look.
I am really looking forward to your summer capsule! I am also a winter and I have the similar problem that most of my summer clothes are not in my colour palette and I am struggling to make the winter colours work for a summer wardrobe or find them in the shops. Can't wait to see what you come up with :)
Hi Fernanda, I absolutely loved this video. I could identify with all you said about shopping. I am a petite winter hourglass with a big bust and short torso! My issue is finding appropriate shaped clothing when my figure is not matching the trend for the season. It can get incredibly hot here (46°c). Boxy or over sized tops look awful on me. I love the cooler months, we are heading into winter in Australia so I'm very happy but it is a short season for us. We are in late autumn and we can still get 30°c days. I often find that even in a petite range of clothing they have not actually accommodated a petite frame, just produced a regular item smaller and it looks hideous on a petite frame. Huge volume of material with large patterns swamp a petite frame. Or the items are aimed at teenages. I have not physically shopped for months. I carefully search online but have found it so difficult. I know exactly what I need but just never find it. I am always looking though just incase I find that illusive item. I have thrifted a few winter items which is great but have very little luck with summer items. Maybe I need to learn to sew my own clothes. Tailoring is incredibly expensive here. It can cost upwards of $30 (aus) to hem a pair of trousers! Just not a viable option. Looking forward to your completed capsule. Thank you, as always, for your amazing content 😊 💗
Kate, I have a similar problem, and yes...learning a bit of basic sewing has been a life-saver. I buy "too boxy" shirts and "too long" skirts and pants at thrift shops and do alterations myself, often by hand. There are many UA-cam tutorials to help you along. You need A LOT of patience with the projects and with yourself, but it can be done. I wish you luck!
@@irairod5160 Thank you Arai, you have spurred me on to try. I have very basic sewing skills which I would love to build upon...so I will watch some YT tutorials and give it a try. Good luck to you too in finding some illusive items that fit our unique shape 😊
@@katem3961Thank you! I thought of another "trick" I use. For those boxy things I have to get in order to fit my chest in, I use brooches to gather the back, or those "dress clips" sometimes called "sweater clips". Do you know what I'm talking about? They are a quick way to draw in some of that excess fabric that hangs in the middle of the body on people shaped like you and I. We NEED to show we have a waist, otherwise we look like we're wearing a grain sack!
I'm really enjoying this entire conversation! I 100% agree - waist definition is KEY and picking patterns that are proportionate in size to our bodies is going to make a huge difference. The smaller the person, the smaller the patterns & accessories should be. I would love to learn how to sew, but I don't think I would make the time to make my own clothes. But I would be happy to find a seamstress to custom-make clothes for me, and I would be happy to pay big $$ for that! Does that service exist? One can hope. Also - I get almost everything tailored!!!
@@vazq_Fernanda Yes, that service does exist, but perhaps not as readily in the big city where you live. I've had gowns made [just a few years ago] while traveling in South Asia. Growing up in the Caribbean, I had all my "event" clothes (quinceaneras, graduations, proms, big birthdays, bridal parties) custom made. It was such a treat to go choose fabrics, trims, embellishments, a pattern...and taking the whole lot to the "modista" o "costurera" to have something made. Granted, I'm in my mid-50s, fewer people sew clothes at home now. My nieces (who are growing up in the town I was raised) have purchased all their event clothes from online sources...so having something custom made doesn't seem to be a thing any more. What a shame! I learned how to do some basic sewing just a few years ago. The most complicated things I made were a button-up shirt (collar, curved hem, cuff and 3 buttons at the wrist) and an unlined blazer. They turned out well, but they were so much work, and so time consuming, that they left me little desire to make more of them! Now I mostly do alterations---very simple ones, like raising a hem, shaping of a dress waist, shortening sleeves that are not too complex in construction. What I make a lot of when the sewing bug bites me are crossbody bags, clutches, backpacks, jewelry bags, and other small projects. And of course, the almost 1,000 masks I made in the last 2 years. Sewing to donate kept me sane during the pandemic.
I think it’s an NYC problem to have a good wardrobe for the rest of the year but struggle with summer :) I am also a winter color palette in New York and have been less than happy with my summer wardrobe in the past. I am working on it this year and so far like the light airy pants in Loft this year … they have cotton fabrics which is great
My style icon is iris Apfel 😍 However, I've never seen her do summer, so I'm completely lost😅 I have extremely little summer clothes, just a few lightweight trousers and short sleeved t-shirts - and only a few items going well together😬 I try to compensate with lots of statement jewellery😎
Have you spoken to the body type theories (Kibbe, Body Geometry...)? If so, I've missed it. I'd guess you as a Theatrical Romantic, or Soft Gamine? (curvy, under 5'6"/petite, fem with an edge?? I've fallen down this rabbit hole and can't find my way out! I do think it's FUNDAMENTALLY important when choosing one's basic items.
I made huge declutter last month and I started to think that it is better to get rid clothes with bad memories, not match to my color type (summer) etc and I'm starting to think about summer and now I see your video! 😅 I have style similar to yours. How could you describe your style?
Oooh great question. I'm not sure... I would say it's something like "Casual princess with a sharp edge", because I do like a lot of "girly" and traditionally feminine details, but then I pair them with sneakers, or a leather or animal print. How would you describe yours?
@@vazq_Fernanda please see my post, I'd love for you to get "typed" based on your body architecture. You are describing a "Dramatic Classic"? But since you are petite I'm thinking a Soft Gamine or Theatrical Romantic perhaps? There is other vocabulary out there as well, but trying to fit our clothing "lines" to our bone structure & overall proportions is intriguing!
@@DonnaLHaney about body harmony I bought the course "body harmony" of Daria Andronescu (she is also on youtube) and it completely change my attitude to body typology and it is easier for me to understand that I don't have to be hourglass. If you are interested in this course you can connact me privately.
U r such a gem person ...so best u r .. I had asked earlier from u ..that what are point we should kept in mind while pairing the footwear and handbags with western wear and traditional ethincs wear ... Kindly guide me
I would say first, pay attention to the colors - if you make sure the colors go, that's half the battle. And then from there I would pay attention to the proportions of your garments to find shoes that will make the garment look the best. I hope this helps!
I really like the style of Penny Hofstadter from The Big Bang Theory. Fictional character, I know, but there has rarely been a scene where I couldn’t imagine myself wearing what she has on.
INTERESTING!!! I wish I had asked you this question when we work together cause that is so much useful information!!! Also, have you gotten your colors done yet?
Fernanda, your videos are so helpful, thank you. I got my colors done after watching your video and I'm so excited that you are a winter too. I'll be following more closely now. My style icon is Mindy Kaling. Her love of prints and patterns draw me to her style.
What type of bras/straps do you wear with your high neck almost halter style sleeveless tops, I love the style but don't know what kind of bra to wear, thanks
I find a summer wardrobe so difficult - as most of what I consider summer appropriate clothes, i.e. suitable for 90+degree days, are not things I like to wear, or feel comfortable wearing. I am older, and while not overweight, I do not like my upper arms, my thick waist or my veined legs! I much prefer longer sleeves and pants, and am at a loss as what to wear on a steamy July day! I do like my feet, so wear sandals the minute the weather turns warm! I do like wearing jackets, too. I am short, 5', so many styles are also overwhelming. My style icons are Audrey Hepburn, Victoria Beckham and Reese Witherspoon.
Have you seen my 'no short' clothes capsule?? That one would be PERFECT for everything you're describing - someone else had the same problem last year and I made them a video. Check it out! ua-cam.com/video/9S5dLdbjCXs/v-deo.html
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Do you have a style icon? Who is it?
Not really...but I often "approve" of the looks of Queen Letizia of Spain and of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. I feel they know how to strike the right tone---casual when it needs to be, and incredibly elegant when the occasion calls for it.
harry styles!
claro que💕
Ashley Brooke for me. Have been following her on yt for a long time and her style was always so unique and inspiring.
@@viqx1744 I don't know her, but i'll check her out!
My style icon is Florence Welch - I love how her image evolved from boho chic (with the emphasis on CHIC) to late 19th/early 20th Century theatre muse. She also looks great in suits!
I gave Vivaia a go after you talked about it in the previous video. I needed new flats for a friend's wedding and wanted to find a good quality shoe that was comfortable and would last. Not only did I find a great pair but I was blown away by their customer service! The shoes I got ended up being a little too big. It was super easy getting them replaced and instead of having to send back the shoes that didn't fit they said I could keep them and gift them to someone else. It both allows the shoes to still get used and is more sustainable since it doesn't have to go through the shipping process again. I've already started recommending them to family and friends and am working on a wish list for the next pair!
Video idea: something I don't see a lot of is really casual capsules. Particularly with more graphic tees. I tend to love quirky shirts to add some fun in my wardrobe. (One fave looks like it has an element from the periodic table. Um, called imnotsureium, 'the element of indecision')
Just not something shown much in capsule examples.
I usually start with pulling out the handful of pieces I know I will "no doubt" be wearing. For summer, it often includes a few pairs of linen pants (tan, dark blue, and this year, a pair of very light grey joggers), a light blue shirt dress, a flowy, printed sundress, a white linen button up shirt, a white eyelet top, a white tank, a white lace-and-silk cami, a white, cropped blazer, a very light "sand" colored blazer, and a couple of lightweight shorts in tan and navy blue. For accessories, I pull out a pair of beige espadrille wedges, cognac brown sandals, white slip-on sneakers with leather laces, a cork crossbody bag with cognac brown leather strap, a straw bag, and my favorite hats. I build out from those items, and that's when I add the hot pink, royal blue, and emerald green items to enhance my "winter season" coloring!
Ooh espadrille wedges... that sounds great!! I might get some for my summer capsule! Thanks for the idea!
@@vazq_Fernanda My espadrilles are Vionic brand (the model's not longer available) and incredibly comfortable, so much so that I can teach in them (stand, run, walk from building to building) all day and all night long and not regret it. If you can find some that you think are cute in that brand (orthopedic, so lots of mumsy to weed through), I wholeheartedly recommend it. If you want traditional canvas espadrilles, try two brands from Spain: Castaner and Viscata. Amazon has a hearty selection of them almost every summer.
I would love to see a series on the different seasonal colors in a capsule wardrobe for each season in their seasons.
So a summer palette with outfits for spring, summer, autumn and winter weather.
Just having one episode for a capsule wardrobe for seasonal color palette in the different seasonal weather.
I am a summer palette and live in Norway so i cannot have 1 single capsule wardrobe. I need on for colder and warmer weather, and that can survive through rainy days.
I would love capsule wardrobe for different weather in general, try looking good when u end up in a rain jacket and rain boots because a umbrella breaks in the wind… then going from that to sunny weather, and then to winter with snow… it is a challenge to be stylish and would love some tips
How about showing us your house of color cards and how you use them
And show them next to your clothes
You're right, I haven't shown you the new fan that came in the mail! I'll see if I can capture some of that footage.
I particularly like this video. You said quite a lot about sustainability, which was excellent. I had a strong sense of your confidence. I also enjoyed Buttercup's contribution.
She always has something to add!
Fernanda, thumbs up for your video script as it is brief and insightful. The information is practical and the whole process feels more productive and stress free.
I'm so glad it was helpful! I was trying out a different format 😬 Keeping it interesting you know...
@@vazq_Fernanda You did a great job. The video was quite engaging!
@@Sera_Vaz i just filmed a new style this week for next week... We'll see how it goes!
@@vazq_Fernanda wohooo already feeling excited about the new video!
the first jeans you showed, it is very pretty 😍
My style icon is Fernanda :) Thanks for all your videos. I just ordered a pair of flats from Vivaia using the code and I'm really looking forward to them being stretchy and washable.
Awww thank you!!! 😊 I hope you like the flats, they are really super comfy!!
Great tips! I don’t have a style icon. I typically love wardrobes from shows or movies. Like Gilmore Girls or Glee. It’s obviously been a few years since I’ve been able to focus on my own style, & fashion in general. I can’t wait to dive back in!
Fernanda - because of your video on personal color analysis, I checked out the same company House of Colour in my area and have an appointment next week to have my colors done. I can't wait! I'm very excited for the result. I suspect I'm a Fall but not exactly sure. Looking forward to the whole experience as well!
How did it go?!?? What season are you?? Please let me know, I love when this happens!!
@@vazq_Fernanda To my dismay, it was rescheduled until the second week of June after the color analyst became ill. Thanks for your interest - I'll let you know what happens!
@@dtorr1840 Oh noo... I hope they get better soon. Who's the consultant? yes PLEASE let me know what you are!
@@vazq_Fernanda Is was surely through no fault of her own. Her name is Gretchen M.
Ok, the verdict is in - I'm a Summer! This is such a surprise, but a welcomed one for certain. As I learned when I met my consultant, she knows who YOU are! Oh my, what a small world. I'm more than delighted by my color analysis and highly recommend it to others, in particular the House of Colour consultants. Mine was fantastic! I've already seen a big difference in some of the colors on me - what a wonderful feeling to put on clothes knowing that they enhance how I look.
I am really looking forward to your summer capsule! I am also a winter and I have the similar problem that most of my summer clothes are not in my colour palette and I am struggling to make the winter colours work for a summer wardrobe or find them in the shops. Can't wait to see what you come up with :)
White is a winter color perfect for summer :)
True statement!! hahah
Hi Fernanda, I absolutely loved this video. I could identify with all you said about shopping. I am a petite winter hourglass with a big bust and short torso! My issue is finding appropriate shaped clothing when my figure is not matching the trend for the season. It can get incredibly hot here (46°c). Boxy or over sized tops look awful on me. I love the cooler months, we are heading into winter in Australia so I'm very happy but it is a short season for us. We are in late autumn and we can still get 30°c days. I often find that even in a petite range of clothing they have not actually accommodated a petite frame, just produced a regular item smaller and it looks hideous on a petite frame. Huge volume of material with large patterns swamp a petite frame. Or the items are aimed at teenages. I have not physically shopped for months. I carefully search online but have found it so difficult. I know exactly what I need but just never find it. I am always looking though just incase I find that illusive item. I have thrifted a few winter items which is great but have very little luck with summer items. Maybe I need to learn to sew my own clothes. Tailoring is incredibly expensive here. It can cost upwards of $30 (aus) to hem a pair of trousers! Just not a viable option. Looking forward to your completed capsule. Thank you, as always, for your amazing content 😊 💗
Kate, I have a similar problem, and yes...learning a bit of basic sewing has been a life-saver. I buy "too boxy" shirts and "too long" skirts and pants at thrift shops and do alterations myself, often by hand. There are many UA-cam tutorials to help you along. You need A LOT of patience with the projects and with yourself, but it can be done. I wish you luck!
@@irairod5160 Thank you Arai, you have spurred me on to try. I have very basic sewing skills which I would love to build upon...so I will watch some YT tutorials and give it a try. Good luck to you too in finding some illusive items that fit our unique shape 😊
@@katem3961Thank you! I thought of another "trick" I use. For those boxy things I have to get in order to fit my chest in, I use brooches to gather the back, or those "dress clips" sometimes called "sweater clips". Do you know what I'm talking about? They are a quick way to draw in some of that excess fabric that hangs in the middle of the body on people shaped like you and I. We NEED to show we have a waist, otherwise we look like we're wearing a grain sack!
I'm really enjoying this entire conversation! I 100% agree - waist definition is KEY and picking patterns that are proportionate in size to our bodies is going to make a huge difference. The smaller the person, the smaller the patterns & accessories should be.
I would love to learn how to sew, but I don't think I would make the time to make my own clothes. But I would be happy to find a seamstress to custom-make clothes for me, and I would be happy to pay big $$ for that! Does that service exist? One can hope. Also - I get almost everything tailored!!!
@@vazq_Fernanda Yes, that service does exist, but perhaps not as readily in the big city where you live. I've had gowns made [just a few years ago] while traveling in South Asia. Growing up in the Caribbean, I had all my "event" clothes (quinceaneras, graduations, proms, big birthdays, bridal parties) custom made. It was such a treat to go choose fabrics, trims, embellishments, a pattern...and taking the whole lot to the "modista" o "costurera" to have something made. Granted, I'm in my mid-50s, fewer people sew clothes at home now. My nieces (who are growing up in the town I was raised) have purchased all their event clothes from online sources...so having something custom made doesn't seem to be a thing any more. What a shame!
I learned how to do some basic sewing just a few years ago. The most complicated things I made were a button-up shirt (collar, curved hem, cuff and 3 buttons at the wrist) and an unlined blazer. They turned out well, but they were so much work, and so time consuming, that they left me little desire to make more of them! Now I mostly do alterations---very simple ones, like raising a hem, shaping of a dress waist, shortening sleeves that are not too complex in construction. What I make a lot of when the sewing bug bites me are crossbody bags, clutches, backpacks, jewelry bags, and other small projects. And of course, the almost 1,000 masks I made in the last 2 years. Sewing to donate kept me sane during the pandemic.
I think it’s an NYC problem to have a good wardrobe for the rest of the year but struggle with summer :) I am also a winter color palette in New York and have been less than happy with my summer wardrobe in the past. I am working on it this year and so far like the light airy pants in Loft this year … they have cotton fabrics which is great
Oooh I'm gonna go check them out!
My style icon is iris Apfel 😍 However, I've never seen her do summer, so I'm completely lost😅 I have extremely little summer clothes, just a few lightweight trousers and short sleeved t-shirts - and only a few items going well together😬 I try to compensate with lots of statement jewellery😎
Oh yeah... she loves the layers huh? I wonder if what she changes is the materials?
I think she may run cold 🤣🤣
@@vazq_Fernanda Well, she is VERY skinny like many elderly, so yes, she's probably always cold😁 I may have to look for a "hot" style icon!😂
Have you spoken to the body type theories (Kibbe, Body Geometry...)? If so, I've missed it. I'd guess you as a Theatrical Romantic, or Soft Gamine? (curvy, under 5'6"/petite, fem with an edge?? I've fallen down this rabbit hole and can't find my way out! I do think it's FUNDAMENTALLY important when choosing one's basic items.
Looking forward to seeing the resulting capsule xx
ME TOO!!! I'm still working on it! This one has been tricky!
I LOVE Molly King! She was my House of Colour consultant! :)
How cool!!!! What season are you?
@@vazq_Fernanda winter :)
@@vazq_Fernanda winter. So same as you and her :)
Thank you for making this video! 🙌
I made huge declutter last month and I started to think that it is better to get rid clothes with bad memories, not match to my color type (summer) etc and I'm starting to think about summer and now I see your video! 😅 I have style similar to yours. How could you describe your style?
Oooh great question. I'm not sure... I would say it's something like "Casual princess with a sharp edge", because I do like a lot of "girly" and traditionally feminine details, but then I pair them with sneakers, or a leather or animal print. How would you describe yours?
@@vazq_Fernanda smart casual but I'm not so feminine and masculine also. I like comfort and minimal style so I'd say: colorful minimal smart casual 😅
I like it! I can picture it!
@@vazq_Fernanda please see my post, I'd love for you to get "typed" based on your body architecture. You are describing a "Dramatic Classic"? But since you are petite I'm thinking a Soft Gamine or Theatrical Romantic perhaps? There is other vocabulary out there as well, but trying to fit our clothing "lines" to our bone structure & overall proportions is intriguing!
@@DonnaLHaney about body harmony I bought the course "body harmony" of Daria Andronescu (she is also on youtube) and it completely change my attitude to body typology and it is easier for me to understand that I don't have to be hourglass. If you are interested in this course you can connact me privately.
U r such a gem person ...so best u r ..
I had asked earlier from u ..that what are point we should kept in mind while pairing the footwear and handbags with western wear and traditional ethincs wear ...
Kindly guide me
I would say first, pay attention to the colors - if you make sure the colors go, that's half the battle. And then from there I would pay attention to the proportions of your garments to find shoes that will make the garment look the best. I hope this helps!
I really like the style of Penny Hofstadter from The Big Bang Theory. Fictional character, I know, but there has rarely been a scene where I couldn’t imagine myself wearing what she has on.
INTERESTING!!! I wish I had asked you this question when we work together cause that is so much useful information!!! Also, have you gotten your colors done yet?
5:08
That’s a two in heal.
Fernanda, your videos are so helpful, thank you. I got my colors done after watching your video and I'm so excited that you are a winter too. I'll be following more closely now.
My style icon is Mindy Kaling. Her love of prints and patterns draw me to her style.
What season are you? Yes, Mindy has great style! And she's petite too, I believe!
@@vazq_Fernanda I'm a winter too! Also petite.
What type of bras/straps do you wear with your high neck almost halter style sleeveless tops, I love the style but don't know what kind of bra to wear, thanks
Strapless!
Any recommendations to find high quality tank tops/sleeveless shirts? Looking to upgrade to something more than a basic cami or ribbed tank, thanks!
i despise summer clothes.
i'm very modest & i also mainly wear black. also, not good with open toe shoes.
help!
Have you seen the 'no short clothes' capsule wardrobe video? That sounds like it's the one for you!
I find a summer wardrobe so difficult - as most of what I consider summer appropriate clothes, i.e. suitable for 90+degree days, are not things I like to wear, or feel comfortable wearing. I am older, and while not overweight, I do not like my upper arms, my thick waist or my veined legs! I much prefer longer sleeves and pants, and am at a loss as what to wear on a steamy July day! I do like my feet, so wear sandals the minute the weather turns warm! I do like wearing jackets, too. I am short, 5', so many styles are also overwhelming. My style icons are Audrey Hepburn, Victoria Beckham and Reese Witherspoon.
Have you seen my 'no short' clothes capsule?? That one would be PERFECT for everything you're describing - someone else had the same problem last year and I made them a video. Check it out! ua-cam.com/video/9S5dLdbjCXs/v-deo.html