Hello everyone! I hope you enjoy this video and find it valuable and helpful in creating a more coherent wardrobe. My mom was my first style muse and she taught me a few very important lesson regarding looking more put together and chic. Who was your style inspiration growing up? Feel free to share in the comment section. Thank you for watching!🤍✨
Wow, I admire your Mom: moving to a foreign country, learning a new language, working full time, raising three children, and looking chic on a budget on top of all that! That deserves respect. I think all her, and your, style guidelines are great.
Re Ironing, I think it's mostly a European thing. My mother was from Italy and everything was ironed, and I mean everything! To this day I never leave the house with even a hint of a wrinkle because it makes me feel unkept. And yes, I still iron everything - even dish towels!
Wonderful, lovely tips. So relatable for everyone. I’m sorry for the early departure of your mom. My mother also passed Young from illness and I was only 15. I do remember her wearing very simple clothing all the time. Few patterns, nice trousers and T-shirts and cardigans. She always elevated her outfits with jewelry which I now have and share it with my sister. I wear her wedding ring as my own and have a few key pieces of jewelry to call my own. I’m very grateful for simplicity and how she placed more emphasis on her heart and being right with the Lord than on how she looked most of the time. She had a beauty that radiated from her. Blessings to you and your life as you continue without your mam, but with beautiful memories of and with her💞
I’m sorry for your loss, Ashlynn🤍. Your mom sounds like a lovely lady💓. I also have a few jewelry pieces that used to belong to my mom and it’s always so wonderful to wear them and be reminded of her. Thank you for sharing a little bit about your mom with me. I appreciate it. 🤍✨
Sure wish I knew these tips years ago!! I have too many clothes handbags jewelry period. Just recently learned all these tips👍👍in my 60s. Thx for your channel Agnes💜
Hi Agnes, Thank you for sharing your memories of your mom with us. She sounds like she was a very classy elegant women. I just lost my MIL and she was very much like a second mom to me so this was very touching. You shared excellent tips that can be so easily implemented to transform and elevate our style. Thanks so much!
I’m so sorry for your loss Maria 🤍✨ my heart goes out to you. It’s so hard to say goodbye to those we love. ✨ Thank you for the sweet comment and for watching 😊🤍
@@HelloAgnes Thank you so much Agnes and my sincerest condolences to you as well. I think its so lovely you can share some sweet sentiments about your mom. I admire that! Sending you a big hug!
Hola Agnes🍀 Thank you for sharing your beautiful mom with us, she sounds amazing. As a little girl, my mom would dress me in cotton dresses and stockings. As an adult I dress in jeans and blouses most of the time, but the little girl in me adores dresses and skirts. I am trying more these days to incorporate them into my daily life. I love my Mexican red haired mom and I am very grateful. Take care Dear Agnes, wish you all the best!
Hola Maria✨Your mom sounds like a sweet lady! I love that she dresses you up to look like a little lady🥰Thank you for sharing🤍My go to pieces are jeans and blouses as well. But it does feel wonderful to put on a dress from time to time. Thank you Maria! Take good care as well. ☀️
Thank you for sharing this beautiful tribute to your mom. She sounds like a very classy lady who gave you alot of good tips on being the very classy lady that you are 🩷 You were very blessed to have had her in your life.
My heritage is Polish and my grandmother was my fashion inspiration. She was fashionable in an era when women wore hats and gloves for accessories. We often went shopping together and I have to attribute my love of fashion to her. I really enjoyed these tips because my Polish Mom, grandmother, aunts, and women at church all epitomized most of these tips. You never saw them with clothes that weren't ironed and their children were always dressed nicely because they saw to it.
Hi Sharon, that sounds about right:) Yes, ironing and being presentable is part of the culture in some way which I gained to appreciate as I got older. Thank you for sharing with me about the women who inspired your love of fashion.
Thank you, very much from Germany. Your tips are really good. Lot´s of things I do already, too. Your comment on your mom, really touching, you are obviously a very special lady, like I am so sure your mom was. How you tell us about the circumstances in the morning, oh yes. That´s why your advices are really hacks, down to earth , classic and simple but essential style, luv your channel!
This was such a beautiful video ❤️and I loved hearing about the style tips that you learned from your Mom. Every tip is useful and a great reminder to me as I sometimes become complacent with my appearance and styling. It was interesting to find out that you grew up in Canada; I’m Canadian as well. And what you said at the end hits hard as I found out that a dear friend passed away today. It’s important to wear and enjoy those things we save for “good” and not to save them.
My deepest condolences. I’m so sorry for your loss Cristina 🤍✨ I moved to Toronto when I was a teenager and consider Canada my second home. Still have family and friends that live there and I love to visit as often as possible. Thank you for watching. Take good care. Sending you a big hug. 🤍
Love all the tips Agnes. I especially needed to hear the last one. I also have a tendency to leave my best for last. Thank you for such an informative video❣️
Hello Agnes, lovely video and I am so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing these tips. It is a lovely way to honor your mother (& I kept imagining that you look just like her!) That was a good question regarding what kinds of tips. My mother is Polish too, but third generation on both sides, however she grew up speaking Polish in her home. My mother has never felt comfortable with style or makeup, but she has a very natural look and when younger, wore lipstick and mascara with her one perfume to parties. She has a very simple style, and a natural elegance but does not see it herself. I cannot remember specific advice, except to not look too overdone. She went to school with children of some wealthy families and she said their style was good quality, and a kind of casualness to it. Nonchalance.Her mother sewed much of her own clothing when young, and loved style and hats and in her older years always wore her hair up in a flat swirled bun on her head. My father's mother was a model when young, and I do remember her advice; good posture, even with large breasts! She had amazing style sense. But I rebelled as a teen in the 80s when she wanted me to wear a navy dress with white piping! It was a lovely dress, but I lived in Alaska and it would have been so out of place there. However, her makeup style and clothing style are perhaps the one I turn to the most because we do resemble each other. She too believed in quality, but that quality did not always cost a lot. Thank you for asking as the questions brought back some very funny, sweet and treasured memories.
Thank you for looking back and sharing your story with me! Your grandmother's advice about having good posture is quintessential to having a good style and looking more put together. This issue has been a struggle for me because of my large breasts. No matter how nice my clothes may be, it just doesn't look great if I slouch. Something that I still need to work on:)) Thank you for sharing and for watching.
My mother was Polish and could sew. She copied everything Jackie O wore. I learned a lot about fabrics and well fitting clothes from her. Sorry for the loss of your mother :)
Thank you✨That’s so wonderful! I tried to learn how to sew but was unsuccessful. One sleeve was longer than the other by the time I was done. I love that that your mom was able to copy Jackie’s outfits! Thank you so much for sharing. 🤍
I’m so sorry about you losing your Mom. I’m so fortunate, at 62, I still have both of my beloved parents locally and spend as much time with them as I can.
Ah, now I know why I was drawn to your channel :D Hugs from Poland! ...although I'm that lazy Pole that likes to choose clothes that don't require ironing xD
Ironing is super-important. When someone wears wrinkled clothes, that is all that we notice. I live in a hot climate, so I need to wear linen in the summer and that’s tough to keep unwrinkled. I iron it to perfection before wearing, then try not to stress about it wrinkling, other people get it about linen. A linen/viscose or rayon blend wrinkles less and is just as breathable and almost as cool. Have you tried the LA brand Rails? They make beautiful shirts and other items in this linen/viscose blend, and others, their silk ones are nice, too.
I have tried Rails! I have a couple of the button up shirts in my closet. I couldn’t get over how soft and comfy they felt when I first discovered the brand a few years back.
Loved your video.❤️ I'm so sorry for your loss, my mom was also Polish and passed away from breast cancer almost 11 years ago.💔 She always looked effortlessly chic too, and a lot of your tips you mentioned she also used.☺️ You're so right about enjoying your "nicer" stuff now and not waiting for that special occasion. I've also started to invest in good quality jewelry because in the long run it's worth it, since gold-plated jewelry doesn't last long. I love your emerald necklace and ring. I always admire them in your videos and it matches so well with all of your outfits. Where are they from?
Hi Kristen 🤍 Thank you so much! And I’m also so sorry for your loss 🤍 ✨ My emerald necklace and ring were designed by me a few years ago. I took the design and had them made by a local jeweler. I’m sorry that I can’t point you to a more specific place! Thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts!🤍😘
Thank you very much. I have a few vintage blazers that belonged to my mom, which are my favorite:) but I'm also a fan of COS blazers. Sezane has some great options, Anine Bing, and a more affordable option is Zara. I hope that is helpful. Thank you for watching.
@@HelloAgnes I really like all your video contents and the way you curate n the choice of music ! The wisdom of your mom really stuck with me as inspirational! Please share more of your mom’s life journey here. We need sound wisdom in the world of conflict n confusion
Hello Agnes, lol! This video resonated with me for so many reasons. I really appreciate the thoughtfulness of the lessons you learned from your mom. My great Aunt was this role model for me. She grew up in the American Depression and was the Jackie O for me, grace and simplicity. She also had a small closet but she was always classic and elegant. Few peices and well chosen. I'm really enjoying your tips, conversation and style. 🍒
Hi Deborah! Thank you for sharing about your great aunt. I enjoyed reading about the simplicity and thoughtfulness of her closet. Thank you for watching and for sharing your kind comment. 🤍
I had to laugh when you talked about not having many prints in your wardrobe because I feel exactly the same way. Polka dots are about the only pattern I don't tire of. Another tip for me is wearing the right undergarments--especially bras. It's important to be fitted by a professional and wear the correct size. So many women could look so much better if they were to do this! Also, having a good haircut always makes me feel polished. Lastly, my mother always looked put together, never sloppy, when she left the house. That was one of her lessons for me. Thank you for sharing your mother's tips. She sounded like a lovely person. I'm so sorry to hear of her early passing.
Thank you Susan💓 I love all the tips you mentioned. It took me a good while to find the right fitting undergarments. Sometimes it’s still a bit of a struggle especially when the weight fluctuates a little bit:) But it does make a huge difference when it comes to looking great in your clothes. Thank you for sharing your tips with me. And thank you for watching.✨🤍
My mom also passed from a brain tumor a few years ago, and it was far too young. I feel the same way about the last item, because I feel like so much was snatched from her. It has affected the way I even spend money, as she didn’t get to enjoy her investments or retirement so I should use and enjoy as much as I can now. Thank you for the lovely ideas.
I’m sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing about your mom. It’s a harsh lesson to learn but one that makes a huge difference when it comes to enjoying life to the fullest before it’s too late. Thank you for watching and sharing✨🤍
Excellent video and I agree with everything. I iron my clothes all the time as wrinkles look very unkempt. And sorry for the loss of your mother. I lost my dad a few years ago to cancer as well.
Hello everyone! I hope you enjoy this video and find it valuable and helpful in creating a more coherent wardrobe. My mom was my first style muse and she taught me a few very important lesson regarding looking more put together and chic. Who was your style inspiration growing up? Feel free to share in the comment section. Thank you for watching!🤍✨
Wow, I admire your Mom: moving to a foreign country, learning a new language, working full time, raising three children, and looking chic on a budget on top of all that! That deserves respect. I think all her, and your, style guidelines are great.
Thank you Kimberly🤍🤍
Wonderful tips. And a lovely tribute to your beautiful mama.
Thank you so much!
Re Ironing, I think it's mostly a European thing. My mother was from Italy and everything was ironed, and I mean everything! To this day I never leave the house with even a hint of a wrinkle because it makes me feel unkept. And yes, I still iron everything - even dish towels!
Yes, dish towels must be ironed! It really makes the difference. I am Polish by the way 😉
Wow! It must be a European thing! Thank you for sharing! 🤍
Lovely tribute .
My Czech mother passed 20 years ago. She taught me ditch kitsch.
I love that rule and the expression. Thank you for sharing 🤍
Wonderful, lovely tips. So relatable for everyone. I’m sorry for the early departure of your mom. My mother also passed Young from illness and I was only 15. I do remember her wearing very simple clothing all the time. Few patterns, nice trousers and T-shirts and cardigans. She always elevated her outfits with jewelry which I now have and share it with my sister. I wear her wedding ring as my own and have a few key pieces of jewelry to call my own. I’m very grateful for simplicity and how she placed more emphasis on her heart and being right with the Lord than on how she looked most of the time. She had a beauty that radiated from her. Blessings to you and your life as you continue without your mam, but with beautiful memories of and with her💞
I’m sorry for your loss, Ashlynn🤍. Your mom sounds like a lovely lady💓. I also have a few jewelry pieces that used to belong to my mom and it’s always so wonderful to wear them and be reminded of her. Thank you for sharing a little bit about your mom with me. I appreciate it. 🤍✨
Sure wish I knew these tips years ago!! I have too many clothes handbags jewelry period. Just recently learned all these tips👍👍in my 60s. Thx for your channel Agnes💜
Hi Ingrid, My pleasure🤍I think we all have way too many things in our closet that don’t add much to our style:) Thank you for watching.
Hi Agnes, Thank you for sharing your memories of your mom with us. She sounds like she was a very classy elegant women. I just lost my MIL and she was very much like a second mom to me so this was very touching. You shared excellent tips that can be so easily implemented to transform and elevate our style. Thanks so much!
I’m so sorry for your loss Maria 🤍✨ my heart goes out to you. It’s so hard to say goodbye to those we love. ✨
Thank you for the sweet comment and for watching 😊🤍
@@HelloAgnes Thank you so much Agnes and my sincerest condolences to you as well. I think its so lovely you can share some sweet sentiments about your mom. I admire that! Sending you a big hug!
Hola Agnes🍀 Thank you for sharing your beautiful mom with us, she sounds amazing. As a little girl, my mom would dress me in cotton dresses and stockings. As an adult I dress in jeans and blouses most of the time, but the little girl in me adores dresses and skirts. I am trying more these days to incorporate them into my daily life. I love my Mexican red haired mom and I am very grateful.
Take care Dear Agnes, wish you all the best!
Hola Maria✨Your mom sounds like a sweet lady! I love that she dresses you up to look like a little lady🥰Thank you for sharing🤍My go to pieces are jeans and blouses as well. But it does feel wonderful to put on a dress from time to time. Thank you Maria! Take good care as well. ☀️
Thank you for sharing this beautiful tribute to your mom. She sounds like a very classy lady who gave you alot of good tips on being the very classy lady that you are 🩷 You were very blessed to have had her in your life.
Thank you for the sweet words. She was an amazing woman and a wonderful mom. Very grateful for our time together 🤍 Thank you for watching.
@Hello Agnes You were very Blessed 🩷
I love the Polish spin! :) Thank you. My grandma told me we have an addiction/love of purses in our DNA.
😂 I love that! That explains so much! Thank you for watching and making me laugh. 🤍
So happy I found your channel. You come across as sincere and authentic and on top of that your content is great. A winner combo! Thank you!
Ahh that’s so sweet of you to say. I really appreciate the kind feedback. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts 🤍✨
Hello Agnes, thank you so much for your tips regarding style. And also for your wise reflection on being appreciative. Best, Carmen
Thank you so much Carmen! I appreciate the kind feedback on the video.
My heritage is Polish and my grandmother was my fashion inspiration. She was fashionable in an era when women wore hats and gloves for accessories. We often went shopping together and I have to attribute my love of fashion to her. I really enjoyed these tips because my Polish Mom, grandmother, aunts, and women at church all epitomized most of these tips. You never saw them with clothes that weren't ironed and their children were always dressed nicely because they saw to it.
Hi Sharon, that sounds about right:) Yes, ironing and being presentable is part of the culture in some way which I gained to appreciate as I got older. Thank you for sharing with me about the women who inspired your love of fashion.
Thank you, very much from Germany. Your tips are really good. Lot´s of things I do already, too. Your comment on your mom, really touching, you are obviously a very special lady, like I am so sure your mom was. How you tell us about the circumstances in the morning, oh yes. That´s why your advices are really hacks, down to earth , classic and simple but essential style, luv your channel!
Hello Simone, Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video and the tips. Thank you for the nice comment:)
Hello Agnieszko🤗 Kisses from Poland😘
Cześć Justynka😊 buziaczki z LA! Pozdrawiam! 😘
Style tip I learnt from my Hungarian mom is that you can never go wrong with navy blue.
Oh I love that tip! one of my favorite colors! Thank you for sharing.🤍
This was such a beautiful video ❤️and I loved hearing about the style tips that you learned from your Mom. Every tip is useful and a great reminder to me as I sometimes become complacent with my appearance and styling. It was interesting to find out that you grew up in Canada; I’m Canadian as well. And what you said at the end hits hard as I found out that a dear friend passed away today. It’s important to wear and enjoy those things we save for “good” and not to save them.
My deepest condolences. I’m so sorry for your loss Cristina 🤍✨
I moved to Toronto when I was a teenager and consider Canada my second home. Still have family and friends that live there and I love to visit as often as possible. Thank you for watching. Take good care. Sending you a big hug. 🤍
Thank you so much for this video my dear Agnes, will definitely include your mom in my prayers.
God bless you always and in all ways.😘
Thank you so much.🤍
Love all the tips Agnes. I especially needed to hear the last one. I also have a tendency to leave my best for last. Thank you for such an informative video❣️
My pleasure! It was wonderful to make this video and share a little bit about my mom and her style😊 Thank you for watching!
Fantastic video 🙌🏻
Thank you so much! 😘✨
Hello Agnes, lovely video and I am so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing these tips. It is a lovely way to honor your mother (& I kept imagining that you look just like her!) That was a good question regarding what kinds of tips. My mother is Polish too, but third generation on both sides, however she grew up speaking Polish in her home. My mother has never felt comfortable with style or makeup, but she has a very natural look and when younger, wore lipstick and mascara with her one perfume to parties. She has a very simple style, and a natural elegance but does not see it herself. I cannot remember specific advice, except to not look too overdone. She went to school with children of some wealthy families and she said their style was good quality, and a kind of casualness to it. Nonchalance.Her mother sewed much of her own clothing when young, and loved style and hats and in her older years always wore her hair up in a flat swirled bun on her head. My father's mother was a model when young, and I do remember her advice; good posture, even with large breasts! She had amazing style sense. But I rebelled as a teen in the 80s when she wanted me to wear a navy dress with white piping! It was a lovely dress, but I lived in Alaska and it would have been so out of place there. However, her makeup style and clothing style are perhaps the one I turn to the most because we do resemble each other. She too believed in quality, but that quality did not always cost a lot. Thank you for asking as the questions brought back some very funny, sweet and treasured memories.
Thank you for looking back and sharing your story with me! Your grandmother's advice about having good posture is quintessential to having a good style and looking more put together. This issue has been a struggle for me because of my large breasts. No matter how nice my clothes may be, it just doesn't look great if I slouch. Something that I still need to work on:)) Thank you for sharing and for watching.
@@HelloAgnes I think you have lovely posture! I found it inspired me to stand up more straight. Wishing you well, thank you for the reply, 🥰Lynne
@@lynneeie5226 Thank you Lynne.🤍
@@HelloAgnes 💕🌷Thank you!
My mother was Polish and could sew. She copied everything Jackie O wore. I learned a lot about fabrics and well fitting clothes from her. Sorry for the loss of your mother :)
Thank you✨That’s so wonderful! I tried to learn how to sew but was unsuccessful. One sleeve was longer than the other by the time I was done. I love that that your mom was able to copy Jackie’s outfits! Thank you so much for sharing. 🤍
Indeed !
Thank you for watching 🤍
Shoes and hair“, Said my grandma always
I agree 100%! 💓
Such a great video
Thank you so much Nina! 🤍
This explains my Polish girlfriend who even ironed her sweatpants!
😂 That sounds familiar!
You are so lovely, Agnes, and I’m sure your mom is proud ❤️💫
Thank you so much for the sweet comment✨🥰 I appreciate it very much!😘✨
I’m so sorry about you losing your Mom. I’m so fortunate, at 62, I still have both of my beloved parents locally and spend as much time with them as I can.
Thank you 🤍 that’s so wonderful and what a gift! Enjoy as much time with them as you possibly can! 🤍✨
Ah, now I know why I was drawn to your channel :D Hugs from Poland!
...although I'm that lazy Pole that likes to choose clothes that don't require ironing xD
😂😂😂 times have changed and thank goodness many things no longer require ironing! Dziękuje bardzo! Hugs from LA🥰
Ironing is super-important. When someone wears wrinkled clothes, that is all that we notice. I live in a hot climate, so I need to wear linen in the summer and that’s tough to keep unwrinkled. I iron it to perfection before wearing, then try not to stress about it wrinkling, other people get it about linen. A linen/viscose or rayon blend wrinkles less and is just as breathable and almost as cool. Have you tried the LA brand Rails? They make beautiful shirts and other items in this linen/viscose blend, and others, their silk ones are nice, too.
I have tried Rails! I have a couple of the button up shirts in my closet. I couldn’t get over how soft and comfy they felt when I first discovered the brand a few years back.
Loved your video.❤️ I'm so sorry for your loss, my mom was also Polish and passed away from breast cancer almost 11 years ago.💔 She always looked effortlessly chic too, and a lot of your tips you mentioned she also used.☺️ You're so right about enjoying your "nicer" stuff now and not waiting for that special occasion. I've also started to invest in good quality jewelry because in the long run it's worth it, since gold-plated jewelry doesn't last long. I love your emerald necklace and ring. I always admire them in your videos and it matches so well with all of your outfits. Where are they from?
Hi Kristen 🤍 Thank you so much! And I’m also so sorry for your loss 🤍 ✨
My emerald necklace and ring were designed by me a few years ago. I took the design and had them made by a local jeweler. I’m sorry that I can’t point you to a more specific place! Thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts!🤍😘
Lovely video and great tips. May your dear Mother rest peacefully. Thank you from Australia
Thank you 🤍
I love your mum’s wisdom ! My dad said same of blazers . Do you have a good brand to look at ? Or should I get it tailor made to measure ?
Thank you very much. I have a few vintage blazers that belonged to my mom, which are my favorite:) but I'm also a fan of COS blazers. Sezane has some great options, Anine Bing, and a more affordable option is Zara. I hope that is helpful. Thank you for watching.
@@HelloAgnes thank you! Will google cos!
@@HelloAgnes I really like all your video contents and the way you curate n the choice of music ! The wisdom of your mom really stuck with me as inspirational! Please share more of your mom’s life journey here. We need sound wisdom in the world of conflict n confusion
@@elisonlau2076 Thank you! I’m so happy to hear the content is helpful and that you are enjoying it🤍I’m happy to share more in future videos:)
@@HelloAgnes your contents are exceptional
Work of art . Why? Because you help add value to your audience and better quality of life
Hello Agnes, lol!
This video resonated with me for so many reasons. I really appreciate the thoughtfulness of the lessons you learned from your mom. My great Aunt was this role model for me. She grew up in the American Depression and was the Jackie O for me, grace and simplicity. She also had a small closet but she was always classic and elegant. Few peices and well chosen. I'm really enjoying your tips, conversation and style. 🍒
Hi Deborah! Thank you for sharing about your great aunt. I enjoyed reading about the simplicity and thoughtfulness of her closet. Thank you for watching and for sharing your kind comment. 🤍
I had to laugh when you talked about not having many prints in your wardrobe because I feel exactly the same way. Polka dots are about the only pattern I don't tire of. Another tip for me is wearing the right undergarments--especially bras. It's important to be fitted by a professional and wear the correct size. So many women could look so much better if they were to do this! Also, having a good haircut always makes me feel polished. Lastly, my mother always looked put together, never sloppy, when she left the house. That was one of her lessons for me. Thank you for sharing your mother's tips. She sounded like a lovely person. I'm so sorry to hear of her early passing.
Thank you Susan💓 I love all the tips you mentioned. It took me a good while to find the right fitting undergarments. Sometimes it’s still a bit of a struggle especially when the weight fluctuates a little bit:) But it does make a huge difference when it comes to looking great in your clothes. Thank you for sharing your tips with me. And thank you for watching.✨🤍
Thank you so much!!!💐
My pleasure! Thank you for watching 🌼
My mom also passed from a brain tumor a few years ago, and it was far too young. I feel the same way about the last item, because I feel like so much was snatched from her. It has affected the way I even spend money, as she didn’t get to enjoy her investments or retirement so I should use and enjoy as much as I can now. Thank you for the lovely ideas.
I’m sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing about your mom. It’s a harsh lesson to learn but one that makes a huge difference when it comes to enjoying life to the fullest before it’s too late. Thank you for watching and sharing✨🤍
Excellent video and I agree with everything. I iron my clothes all the time as wrinkles look very unkempt. And sorry for the loss of your mother. I lost my dad a few years ago to cancer as well.
Thank you so much! I’m also sorry for the loss of your dad. Thank you for watching 🤍