Hope you enjoy this video!! Let me know what you think 🥰 Shop the items: 1. Boheme Dress in Burgundy Floral (Size UK 10) - rstyle.me/+-BcT2_ZpnJw88W4aoXJx1g 2. Valentine Blouse in White (Size UK 10) - rstyle.me/+a_U7wnnSwv9E8zrdG2jUyw 3. Valentine Blouse in Blush (Size UK 10) - rstyle.me/+jYQ1IprGLJk_qRoATmCctQ 4. Valerio Jacket in Khaki (Size L) - rstyle.me/+tMbyh5gYaA5dsoYxH3dpbg 5. Rym Shirt in Burgundy (Size UK 10) - rstyle.me/+crhTrhLw_-_fFBk8visEhA 6. Henria Jumper in Ecru (Size S) - rstyle.me/+osxwwpu2JfJvG2BfAc8QLQ
Not sure if something has changed, but their mohair knits feel much less itchy to me than in previous seasons. The Henria was not itchy to me either, and that was very surprising to me.
This year they have a lot of kid mohair, kid alpaca and merino wool which are much better for sensitive skin. The truth is that this year they are doing things very well and they are also releasing very beautiful collections
@@FS-rb2bh I agree. I see people commenting that their quality is going down, but I haven't experienced that. It is extremely rare for me to run into a quality issue with my Sezane orders. I'm hoping they keep it up. I do get worried because they seem to be growing rapidly, and oftentimes that's when brands go downhill. But, so far, so good with Sezane.
@@niquestenz9355 I have never had problems with quality either, the seams and materials in all the garments I have (I don't have a few and they are from various categories) are irreproachable. And little is mentioned but: free and fast returns, compare it with the 15 euros that it costs me to return in Rouje well... Sezane allows you to experiment and take risks. I also do very well with Sezane
You choose very well-these styles look stunning on you. The dress looks made for you. The Rym blouse is beautiful, tho I think I’m the only one who likes that the back is solid 😂 Great video-thank you!
I really need the Rym, yes. Those blouses, if you wear Intimissimi cashmere t-shirts in a natural color, still make the openwork pattern but they do not show through. These t-shirts are not cheap but they are worth every euro paid. Regarding materials: kid mohair does not sting sensitive skin (it is finer and softer young animal hair) mohair is evil personified (if you are sensitive). Let it be known that it is a very good material, of very high quality and it insulates very well from the cold in addition to being beautiful, so if you are not sensitive or you can put up with a specific garment with an undershirt, take that garment, I envy you immensely. But if you are sensitive, try well, make sure that if you have to wear an undergarment, it covers you enough to avoid rubbing your neck and tightens it to make sure that if you put on the car seat belt, for example, it is not bothering you.
Thanks for this video! The blouses are really stunning! I recently bought the Betty cardigan and the kahki vest in merino wool, wish I new I could size up for this last one, although I like the cropped look 😊
Great video! Question: after wearing the Valentine blouse for a while during the day, does it start to smell badly, as usually happens with polyester? This is my main hickup with buying polyester, but I have sometimes come across polyester clothes that don't. Would love to know!
I know what you mean! I haven’t found that personally although I’m wearing it now about to go to an evening event so will have it on for a good few hours… will report back! 😅
They are size 42 but I need to get them tailored! You can’t really tell here but there are too big in the waist, they run quite narrow in the hips though
I was super excited for the Rym burgendy shirt. Then I saw another review and saw that the back is solid. This made me so disappointed. It's a no for me but great for those that want the solid back
@@katie_louise Justine Leconte channel on you tube has some excellent videos on asian factories/ fast fashion/ green washing, etc. She is a French designer. I didn't know much about the business around clothing manufacture before seeing her vids. I'm not suggesting Sezane are complicit, but all things being equal, I prefer to "vote with my wallet" and buy European or US made things. Sezane do use Eastern Europe & Italy manufacturers a lot so I look for them. I've been a label reader for many years!!
