I liked both styles as well but I think body type also lends a hand to proportions of the outfit as well so it could look very different person to person. The tips help me so much too! Even if it’s to help me figure out why something is/isn’t working on me.
Thank you so much, you’ve taught me about balance and it really helps. I know I’m old enough to be a grandma, I’m in my 60s but you really have taught me a lot and I appreciate that…🇺🇸😘
Your tips are always very helpful and I find it great that the examples you demostrate are so wearable - those are clothes that the average person is likely to own and wear rather than something that only looks good with one specific shirt or something very tight and revealing that many people may not have the confidence to wear. That's exactly the fashion advice I need. Could you maybe make a video about how to incorporate patterns into an outfit? I always find that when I wear them the whole outfits ends up being too much. Only if you want to of course.
Your tips are always so great! On the one hand, they seem so simple. On the other hand, until you verbalize the tip, I can’t figure out why one look looks so much better than the other!
I completely disagree with no slinky tank with shorts. If you have an hourglass figure unlike this model its a great look because your own curves makes up for the "too much of one style and lack of proportion"
I like first "don't" more than "do" exactly because of the blocky look it creates. But that's a nice tip for the days when i want to look more feminine, so thanks!
Please make a video about hair style , which style is perfect for certain clothes? i noticed sometimes mine look better in high ponytail, low ponytail, high bun, low bun, or hair down, depend on my wardrobe, not so much video abt it on youtube.
You have shown us examples of how to wear higher neck t-shirts layered with a blazer on top, before. Is that still okay? What is the difference? Maybe not have the tank top be the same color as the top layer and the bottoms? If the high neck tank is a contrasting color, to the layering outer piece, would that be okay?
I personally think your suggestion is super cute and, as a modest dresser, I wear it all the time. If you like it, I think you should go for it. Who cares if it’s trendy or not when trends only last 10 minutes.
You are the best content creator out there when it comes to style! You really give tips on how to build balanced outfits and how to utilize and pair pieces. I love your take about style > fashion. Keep doing what you do best, Lydia!
My wardrobe is super basic, I have black and white of a bunch of tshirts and tanks, it makes getting dressed simple and nothing goes to waste, I prefer to look chic and simple than trendy.
Could you PLEASE address the length of trousers.. the over long, dragging pant leg is VERY eco unfriendly. A tailored pant leg would reduce the dirty floor drag and allow for multiple wears before having to "clean" the pair. Why don't you use practical every day sense when instructing how to wear.
I like the look of the long length but not the dragging on the floor part. That makes no sense to me either. Even if it is half inch from the ground, as long as it doesn't drag. I don't get that. Edit: I am guessing she does not actually wear them dragging like that on the ground, outside in real life. I think she just wears them like that for recordings, inside only.
Honestly, It doesn't seem like the shape matters as much as the contrast between the garments on top and bottom. Solids all-over is a no-go unless you're aiming for full monochromatic. But mix up solids with patterns or another contrasting color (like black and white) and it looks much better. Don't get how the shape matters much but ..meh.
You cannot generalize in such an "obtuse" way with a single garment as the "best option" without taking into account what and where we dress for! oh! And if we like white pants!
