Thank you. I'm in my 30's & have been having the hardest time letting go of all of my graphic tees, I feel like I have a good handle on how to style them up, but I like your message about having them as a fashion kind of crutch. If you have a bunch of them, they are easy to grab for & if seen worn consistently may come across as immature or sloppy.
Thank you for the great video! I don't have any graphic tees (I'm 34) because I wasn't sure how to wear one without looking immature. I will now keep my eyes open for a fun, classy graphic tee! Keep up the incredible videos, dear!!!!
One tip I find is that is to be careful about how much print there is on the t shirt as all over print can make you look bigger whereas print which is only near the top of the t shirt is strategically placed to emphasise your bust while making your waist look smaller.
hey girl I have a fashion question for you, I love fashion, I enjoy putting a outfit together , I just love looking put together, and I get compliments from people on the street but my problem is "home wear " I am working woman , and a housewife, putting a outfit for outside is like my therapy, but at home I end up wearing pijama pants and my boyfriends t-shirts . I feel fashion guilt buying clothes for wear at home,please help...
Great advice, thank you so much! Speaking of styling T-shirts, do you have any tips on wearing a basic men's tee (thick fabric, very box-shaped) when you have an hourglass figure (not at all box-shaped)? There are occasions where everybody is supposed to wear the same T-shirt, but those shirts are often "unisex" and look terrible on me. They are too tight around the chest and hips, too loose around the waist, the sleeves are too long, and the fabric is way too stiff. Is it possible to still look put together even though the tee obviously doesn't fit?
Im trying I find my own personal style, how do I go about it. I often find pieces that other people wear nice but would never wear how they did because I don't like it. How can i get to my own personal style without having to copy someone else
Hello Lauren. Ever since I discovered your videos I'm watching you like crazy! So here is a fashion question from me... I want to buy a pair of leather pants. I don't have the perfect body but it is a nice one, I am a 35 year old mother of two, with a volluptuous body (hourglass - not plus size). Are leather pants for me? How should I style them? I'll be thrilled to hear back from you! Have an nice day.
Hi Lauren, i like to dress a little sexy but simple. At work I try to keep it conservative which I have mastered at this point, now closer to 30! A lot of times I want to look out together but also want to feel comfortable but always end up I the hipster look side. Do you have any tips on making that look seem more sophisticated?
I've found that a good pair of skinny jeans, a graphic tee, a good watch and a killer pair of booties makes for an easy, go-to outfit.
Thank you. I'm in my 30's & have been having the hardest time letting go of all of my graphic tees, I feel like I have a good handle on how to style them up, but I like your message about having them as a fashion kind of crutch. If you have a bunch of them, they are easy to grab for & if seen worn consistently may come across as immature or sloppy.
All I ever wear are graphic tees
Thank you for the great video! I don't have any graphic tees (I'm 34) because I wasn't sure how to wear one without looking immature. I will now keep my eyes open for a fun, classy graphic tee! Keep up the incredible videos, dear!!!!
One tip I find is that is to be careful about how much print there is on the t shirt as all over print can make you look bigger whereas print which is only near the top of the t shirt is strategically placed to emphasise your bust while making your waist look smaller.
You're so wise! I love your advices! Thank you for another great video!
I loved this video. Very relevant. And you jacket was phenomenal! Great job Lauren!!
hey girl I have a fashion question for you, I love fashion, I enjoy putting a outfit together , I just love looking put together, and I get compliments from people on the street but my problem is "home wear " I am working woman , and a housewife, putting a outfit for outside is like my therapy, but at home I end up wearing pijama pants and my boyfriends t-shirts . I feel fashion guilt buying clothes for wear at home,please help...
Do you have a video on how to do a retro vintage look? and how to style a vintage neck scarf? thanks
Great advice, thank you so much! Speaking of styling T-shirts, do you have any tips on wearing a basic men's tee (thick fabric, very box-shaped) when you have an hourglass figure (not at all box-shaped)? There are occasions where everybody is supposed to wear the same T-shirt, but those shirts are often "unisex" and look terrible on me. They are too tight around the chest and hips, too loose around the waist, the sleeves are too long, and the fabric is way too stiff. Is it possible to still look put together even though the tee obviously doesn't fit?
Do you have any tips to styling graphic leggings or tights? Love your channel btw!
How to style this years biggest fall trend: velvet!!
You could glue or sew velvet to the trim or neckline of clothes. You could make a choker with a velvet ribbon and Velcro.
Velvet suits with pumps are fab. Absolutely amazing. And if you get one in a darker shade, then it is less "loud".
Im trying I find my own personal style, how do I go about it. I often find pieces that other people wear nice but would never wear how they did because I don't like it. How can i get to my own personal style without having to copy someone else
Hello Lauren. Ever since I discovered your videos I'm watching you like crazy! So here is a fashion question from me... I want to buy a pair of leather pants. I don't have the perfect body but it is a nice one, I am a 35 year old mother of two, with a volluptuous body (hourglass - not plus size). Are leather pants for me? How should I style them? I'll be thrilled to hear back from you! Have an nice day.
Hi Lauren, i like to dress a little sexy but simple. At work I try to keep it conservative which I have mastered at this point, now closer to 30! A lot of times I want to look out together but also want to feel comfortable but always end up I the hipster look side. Do you have any tips on making that look seem more sophisticated?
Can you do videos for men? Like a male makeover ?
Sorry but that jacket is muh. Good advise though.