I'm from India and we have an outfit kind of similar to dresses over pants. They're called Kurtis and kurtas and are basically a long dress with 2 slits on the side, it helps show the texture of the pant below while still maintaining the breeziness of a dress. I've tried pairing dresses with huge slits with pants and it definitely works for me. Thank you for making such an attainable and comprehensive guide especially for those of us who live in tropical countries, it had felt impossible to create interesting outfits until this video
@@beepwrld thank you so much for replying! its fascinating to see how sometimes trends mirror the traditional clothes of other countries. I've gotten such a confident boost and so many compliments on my outfits since I've started implementing your videos, keep creating amazing content
Kurtas/Kurtis are absolutely STUNNING. I grew up being very close with a family from Southern India, and whenever they went back to visit family there they would bring me something, a couple times it was a kurta/kurti. I always adored that style, and have kept those two they gifted me to this day, even though they would absolutely not fit me now, nor would I attempt to wear them! xD I know there’s some traditional garments worn in places like Indonesia and Vietnam that have a similar basic structure- a long tunic/dress over pants, often with the tunic/dress having slits up the sides- that are similarly gorgeous! Seems like some Eastern/Asian countries have had this dress-over-pants style perfected for centuries!!
everyone is putting slim and fit people when they are giving examples of outfits, and i can't help but think i could never look good wearing something like they do. but when people give examples of plus size models and outfits i see that yes, i can look this way too 🥺 thank you for adding those examples!
it has a great impact seeing your body type or features in someone that shows it in a good light everyday. it helps you to see beauty in your own body too. i noticed it when models with frizzy hair or big noses appeared more often on my pinterest board
I love fashion but I’m so tired of everyone talking about trends. This video was such a great breath of air. Subscribed now, can’t wait to binge watch all your videos 😋
i totally agree, i miss the themed videos or just plain "how to" it's just so much more inspiring to me! idk if its the algorithm but i feel like all i get are trend videos
@@chenmae9747 True, but I don't think they're saying "Wow, I can't believe there are trends, why are they so popular", they're saying "why is that the **only thing in fashion** people seem to be talking about? the current revolving trend? there's so much more to fashion to be discussed"
Fashion advice that is actually advanced, makes sense, looks good, and the reference pics are inclusive? I'm not even sure if this video is real or if it's just a nice dream I'm having
This video is so good. It gives such a clear intro to layering. And it's so nice to see plus-size people used as the fashion inspo here. In so many video's they only show outfits on thin people, which is great but lacks a relatability for me. What looks good on one body type doesn't look the same on the other. So seeing people with bodies I can relate to makes this video just that much better. Thank you!
My biggest styling inspiration/influence is definitely STEAL THE SPOTLIGHT! She has such a unique, detailed and varied style, she makes anime/TV shows/cartoon inspired videos and nails every outfit she comes up with! Just like you, I would not be where I am with my style without her videos!!
Some more accessories that work with layering: chunky socks folded over boots, sheer or lace/crochet detail socks under other socks where the detail peeks out, tights, fishnets, etc; gloves can be similar to socks. I like the idea of wraparound style skirts or skirts with slits over fuller silhouette pants.
this video actually saved my life. Im very new to fashion, my only knowledge coming from god damn jojo's bizarre adventure, and so im not very confident with it. This video is super helpful for a begginer and very easy to understand. the second after watching this video, all my fits improved tenfold.
You reminded me of my obsession with Ashlee Simpson's style in the early 2000s. She was the queen of punk girl layers, even her hair was full of layers! But when she rocked the pleated skirt over jeans, with two different belts, man, iconic.
It's too hot for layering in Australia rn but you can still do accessories! I have some brooches that are little plastic insects (with a brooch pin glued on with E6000) and I always get compliments on them! I ombre dyed some green pants the other day and they kinda look like spring onions so I was thinking of making a spring onion from fabric as a weird accessory haha
Ikr, it's the same for the PH, unless you're in the countryside, but as someone who isn't into sweating through 3 layers of clothes accessories are your friends. But I'm personally too lazy to do so and the most interesting part of my whole 'look' are my accessorized bags hahaha
Ugh this is also my issue in Mexico. It's too hot for layering. Bucket hats and accessories are my go to in spring and summer. Also breathable overshirt over anything to protect from the sun too haha but it's so hard to be stylish with this musch sun and heat
I wear berets all the time and I have a lot of vintage brooches. I'll pin one to a beret and it instantly adds an interesting layer to the outfit. This video has been one of my favorites! Thanks for posting.
I love the emphasis on options and what combos could be interesting! its nice that the message is very positively focused to individual wardrobes, rather than the idea that one fit _fits_ all.
The most important thing is to match colours. You won't look good if you are wearing orange plaid coat, with a neon pink shirt and a grandma curtain coloured skirt. If you wear an orange plaid coat with a black or brown/tan shirt with a black or brown skirt, you will look a lot better, and you won't look like you just grabbed the first thing you saw in your closet that morning because you woke up 30 minutes late. Colour is the MOST important aspect of fashion and clothing, it doesn't matter about the brand of the clothing, or the price. Anyone can create a nice wardrobe for an affordable price if you focus on colours. I've been emo my whole life so everything in my wardrobe is black, other than the prints on the band shirts. Wear your favorite colour of clothing and match the tints of the colours too. The amazing thing about wearing all black clothing is that it goes well with everything, and you don't have to worry about the tint of black because it's all the same.
This is the video I needed. Stg I have looked up how to layer clothes (layering has always been a challenge for me despite being a fashion girly) and the only things that come up are examples, rather than formulas and explanations. Love this sm.
love this! so helpful, and also just wanted to say that the balero shrug sleeve thingy is super easy to make if you know how to crochet, it’s easier than a full sweater but also looks amazing, and you can make fishnet ones that are amazing to layer over anything, because you can still see what you are wearing underneath. just pointing this out if any fellow crocheters are out there :)
@@ohffsreally pretty easy! there is a great tutorial by anna greene that shows how to do a fishnet one. i’ve only crocheted a few times before (making tea towels and things) and i cought on pretty fast. the tutorial makes it a lot easier too.
Another thing to add with layering that wasnt touched on here: tights and socks! Tights under socks, multiple layers of socks, all three! Black sheer tights, lacy socks and a colored sock over it! Socks with strappy sandals! So many added options to consider :] same with leg and arm warmers!
i think my first "layering" inspiration was susie bubble! my highschool self was obSESSED with her over-the-top silhouettes layered with baggy jeans (EEK) and sneaks. also, my current fav layering piece is def a slip dress! love using them over and under pieces. what can't she dooooo (also your hair looks so good in the vid, my friend!!!)
S-o-o-o good!! Awesome tutorial! You organized the information expertly. I especially enjoyed your addition of both terms and images to accompany your verbal explanation of each layering technique. I also appreciated your tips regarding layering combinations that might not look the best such as avoiding tight, short tops/dresses over pants and your suggestion that dresses over pants, rather than jeans, seem to offer a more harmonious aesthetic. Your observation that accessories should also be considered as other layering opportunities expanded my awareness of layering. I can't imagine the enormous amount of work that you did to conceptualize, organize, and execute your presentations. Thank you so much for your effort - love your work
I never in my life considered layering skirts together (even though that's essentially what you do with a petticoat)...brilliant! Also, crop top over flowy shirt? *chefkiss* Thanks so much for the inspiration!
I just got around to watching this, but I LOVE IT. You're really getting my creative juices flowing, and I'm saving the video to help me when I am staring helplessly at all of my clothes. Your content is so good, and I look forward to your videos!! Also, thank you for clear audio. I'm so tired of watching the other fashion people who don't care about volume control, and I can barely hear a thing they say.
this video changed my life and I'm so insanely obsessed with the body representation in this video. I can see myself in the tips you gave and it makes me relate the video and connect to it quite easily. Bravo. Subbed n liked
Love these tips. I love the layering style bc it is super sustainable as so many items can be reused for SUCH different looks (absolutely love the oversized white button up). I also love how you put so many plus size examples as a lot of layering tips or “editorial” seeming looks seem to cater towards skinny people. Overall this is so amazing and a I can really tell that you know your stuff when it comes to fashion!!!
Another thing: pinning things up can really elevate outfits. An example is that you can put long skirt over a dress and pin the skirt up to show the dress and give the fit more dimension. Also you can put earrings on clothes to embellish it💕
Thank you SO MUCH! This is probably the most comprehensive, inspiring and just generally fun-to-watch video on fashion I've seen recently. I already got a couple of ideas, and I'm someone who DREADS layering, so that says a lot. THANK YOU!
My go to combo this time of year is a turtleneck under a dress, but I recently realized my wide leg linen pants work under my silky dresses/skirts, and I can see that becoming a transitional season go-to the same way that a tank/tee and leggings under a sheer dress is currently. This video was great though and gave me SO MANY IDEAS. I gotta try layering a tank over a turtleneck since my brain always skips over that combo and, even though most my skirts are the same length, I can think of one double skirt combo that should work. I love vests and went out of my way to own the full gamut of styles, excepting a more fitted one, but they're under-utilized and having visual references was great! Also, this helped me figure out where I should still look for variety in the future; I usually discount items in heavier fabrics or with interesting sleeves, but I can see the value in having one or two now. Saved and will be referencing back to in the future!
Omg I LOVE this video!! Layering is such a good way to make your clothes feel new again and resist the urge to buy more. I tried out layering two skirts on top of each other bc of you and loved it!! It gave a petticoat effect and was so pretty :) Mesh is a fabric that is great for layering and can be used similar to sheer! I have a mesh dress that I love to style kinda how you did the sheer one, sandwiched where either the top or bottom is showing and the reverse is covered! I also love layering fishnets on top of another pair of leggings. Another tip is for button up dresses. I love to unbutton them and wear them loose over my outfit, kinda like a duster or long cardigan or vest (i have a sleeveless one). It’s so unexpected! I feel like it’s the only way I personally will wear a dress over pants 😂
I love how layering looks on so many people besides me. Haha. Inside trying to make a layering outfit, often when I look in the mirror I feel like I'm playing dress-up in my mom's closet as a child rather than attempting to look high fashion.
I totally watched this 2 times in a row just to get all these tips and cool example images to absorb into my brain. I'd also love to know what the bolero sleeve shrug arm warmer things are called~ It's actually because I was crocheting one (still not finished, messed up the neckline twice already) and searched styling videos for inspiration that I even found your channel! Honestly, one of the best discoveries I've made on this platform.
I think I have some good pieces in my closet but I never really knew how to make them look good. This video showed up in my thread and now I'm so inspired to go shop my closet and combine pieces I've never tried together before. Thank you!!
9:43 honestly while I don’t have many I LOVE sheer/mesh/lace items specifically BECAUSE of the versatility. You can wear them alone, over things, under things, different texture/pattern/color combos
Love these tips. I love the layering style bc it is super sustainable as so many items can be reused for SUCH different looks (absolutely love the oversized white button up). I also love how you put so many plus size examples as a lot of layering tips or “editorial” seeming looks seem to cater towards skinny people. Overall this is so amazing and a I can really tell that you know your stuff when it comes to fashion!!!
I love how much work you put into this with all those great reference pictures. Also you did style differently and put some effort into categorizing your video. I love how it actually functions as an og 'oldschool' tutorial that one can reference while dressing. Well done 👏
this is the first video of yours i’ve ever seen and i absolutely love the diversity of all your example pictures! i was shocked to see a disabled person bc they almost never get featured like this !! thank you and i cant wait to see more of your content
I absolutely love your videos 😍 you inspire me basically everyday, thank you!! I'm so so glad I have found your channel and I hope you blow up this year 💓
Thank you so much for this video! I come back to it when im stuck with my closet or right before i head to the thrift shop. Please do a 2.0❤ Edit: typo
ugh every time i see your hair i love it more and more!! 😍 love these tips, i’ve started layering smaller tops over long ones, makes the fit so much more fun
This is such a good video (and I barely comment on videos). This video really shows how fashion and styling clothes can actually be FUN and it really inspires me to experiment more with different clothing styles. LOVE THIS VIDEO
I literally fell in love with you As a person who dont have money for fancy clothing but still enjoy wearing creative outfits the way how I style them is really important Also the way you talk, inluding so many types of bodies etc is so comforting
My most worn dress over pants combo for the winter is a long puff sleeve dark wash denim mini dress over loose light wash jeans and I love itt. But like you said I wouldn't really do this if the dress wasn't denim
I also want to do layering, however I live in a tropical country and a humid one at that so it's pretty much impossible cause even without the layer itself the dress/shirt is already too much
I've never seen the bolero thing you're talking about, but from a historical perspective, I would describe that a partlet with sleeves! The more modern description might be something like 'sweater-dicky', but I doubt that's how it's marketed at stores, because someone might get the wrong idea. 😅 The sleeveless version (knit partlets, often with turtle necks) were around sometime in the Seventies or Eighties and recently resurfaced. I found them at Walmart of all places, just this year. (I am speaking as an American. I hear they have remained popular throughout this period in Scandinavia.)
Another thing: button up dresses. They work as dresses, and if you unbutton it, it can can be a long, flowy cloak-like vest or jacket kind of thing. I do this really often, and they look so good over basically anything when unbuttoned.
Help me out here gen z people, are all these example outfits actually stylish or are they just “wear bc you like it”? Several of the example outfits look dopey/frumpy to me vs looking like they really work, but I’m a millennial and kinda out of touch so I may not have a good sense of this…
Ur video is amazing!!! I wonder are u a stylist in ur real life? These tips and all the photos u put onto ur video are veryyy useful and priceless❤😍 i am glad youtube recommended u to me
Like it was mentioned in another comment. Your videos are THE DREAM videos!! Anything else out there is all minimalist based… and boring or people still using skinny jeans with ankle booties. Your videos are so informative and give me so much inspiration ❤️ new fave channel!
THIS is the content that I wish other creators would make! I love the Indian way of layering with tunics or Kurta dresses over flowy pants or bloomers! I used to layer with sheer lace tops from DownEast, and bolero jackets and vests. I look back and realize I was actually pretty good at layering. I lost my style for several years and am finding my way back!
You're right at the end I was so inspired by this video I quite literally went to my closet and layered one of my many button ups with a dress I haven't worn in a long while and now I have an outfit I am most definitely going to wear the next time I go out. Your video has also reminded me to 1) buy vests, 2) buy more sheer blouses, and 3) buy more pants.
I would so love to be able to layer cool looks like these. I have super bad sensory issues though, and I absolutely cannot stand the feeling of fabrics sliding on each other, or bulky items on my body 😭
I'm from India and we have an outfit kind of similar to dresses over pants. They're called Kurtis and kurtas and are basically a long dress with 2 slits on the side, it helps show the texture of the pant below while still maintaining the breeziness of a dress. I've tried pairing dresses with huge slits with pants and it definitely works for me. Thank you for making such an attainable and comprehensive guide especially for those of us who live in tropical countries, it had felt impossible to create interesting outfits until this video
@@beepwrld thank you so much for replying! its fascinating to see how sometimes trends mirror the traditional clothes of other countries. I've gotten such a confident boost and so many compliments on my outfits since I've started implementing your videos, keep creating amazing content
Loooovvvve kurta/kurti fashion, basically some of the most flattering cuts on the planet
I love this as someone who wants to wear dresses, but don’t want to have to wear tights to avoid my big thighs chafing!
i was thinking the same
Kurtas/Kurtis are absolutely STUNNING. I grew up being very close with a family from Southern India, and whenever they went back to visit family there they would bring me something, a couple times it was a kurta/kurti. I always adored that style, and have kept those two they gifted me to this day, even though they would absolutely not fit me now, nor would I attempt to wear them! xD
I know there’s some traditional garments worn in places like Indonesia and Vietnam that have a similar basic structure- a long tunic/dress over pants, often with the tunic/dress having slits up the sides- that are similarly gorgeous!
Seems like some Eastern/Asian countries have had this dress-over-pants style perfected for centuries!!
everyone is putting slim and fit people when they are giving examples of outfits, and i can't help but think i could never look good wearing something like they do. but when people give examples of plus size models and outfits i see that yes, i can look this way too 🥺 thank you for adding those examples!
it has a great impact seeing your body type or features in someone that shows it in a good light everyday. it helps you to see beauty in your own body too. i noticed it when models with frizzy hair or big noses appeared more often on my pinterest board
Theyre showing examples of mainly slim and fit people because majority of people are not plus size
you need to be your OWN example .
Well that’s just plainly untrue, @@strawberryshortgirl2637
i agree! people don’t understand that not every body type looks flattering in every outfit :/ its just the truth
I love fashion but I’m so tired of everyone talking about trends. This video was such a great breath of air. Subscribed now, can’t wait to binge watch all your videos 😋
i totally agree, i miss the themed videos or just plain "how to" it's just so much more inspiring to me! idk if its the algorithm but i feel like all i get are trend videos
Exactly! This works for thrifted clothing, or hand-me-downs, and any style of clothing so it’s also inclusive! And sustainable and creative❤
Same
Thats literally what a trend is, it goes "trending" 😐
@@chenmae9747 True, but I don't think they're saying "Wow, I can't believe there are trends, why are they so popular", they're saying "why is that the **only thing in fashion** people seem to be talking about? the current revolving trend? there's so much more to fashion to be discussed"
Fashion advice that is actually advanced, makes sense, looks good, and the reference pics are inclusive? I'm not even sure if this video is real or if it's just a nice dream I'm having
agreed❤
Vests are literal lifesavers to making a bland outfit interesting. We stan vests 🙌🏻
I really love the inclusivity/diversity in your example pictures! Love seeing different bodies; it helps with getting a better bigger picture.
i'm so glad that you included all body types and people with the reference pictures!
Layering is a privilege for people that doesn't live in super hot places.
FOR REAL but even living in a tropical country i choose style over comfort (i always regret but never change !)
I'll just spray 10% aluminum chloride solution all over my body. Sweat is temporary, drip is forever
Privilege is a silly word.
Layering is different for different climates.
This video is so good. It gives such a clear intro to layering. And it's so nice to see plus-size people used as the fashion inspo here. In so many video's they only show outfits on thin people, which is great but lacks a relatability for me. What looks good on one body type doesn't look the same on the other. So seeing people with bodies I can relate to makes this video just that much better. Thank you!
My biggest styling inspiration/influence is definitely STEAL THE SPOTLIGHT! She has such a unique, detailed and varied style, she makes anime/TV shows/cartoon inspired videos and nails every outfit she comes up with! Just like you, I would not be where I am with my style without her videos!!
Some more accessories that work with layering: chunky socks folded over boots, sheer or lace/crochet detail socks under other socks where the detail peeks out, tights, fishnets, etc; gloves can be similar to socks. I like the idea of wraparound style skirts or skirts with slits over fuller silhouette pants.
I've recently started wearing cool leggings under my jeans with a huge rip at the knee - love the detail that comes through
this video actually saved my life. Im very new to fashion, my only knowledge coming from god damn jojo's bizarre adventure, and so im not very confident with it. This video is super helpful for a begginer and very easy to understand. the second after watching this video, all my fits improved tenfold.
You reminded me of my obsession with Ashlee Simpson's style in the early 2000s. She was the queen of punk girl layers, even her hair was full of layers! But when she rocked the pleated skirt over jeans, with two different belts, man, iconic.
It's too hot for layering in Australia rn but you can still do accessories! I have some brooches that are little plastic insects (with a brooch pin glued on with E6000) and I always get compliments on them! I ombre dyed some green pants the other day and they kinda look like spring onions so I was thinking of making a spring onion from fabric as a weird accessory haha
Sounds great... Spring onions as accesories for sure they amazing... Show us please
Man, now I wanna meet and befriend you. A spring onion outfit? 😫 Insect brooches? 😫 U must look so cool
Well now I want to raid my kid’s playroom for some of those dinosaurs she has gotten as birthday party favors….
Ikr, it's the same for the PH, unless you're in the countryside, but as someone who isn't into sweating through 3 layers of clothes accessories are your friends. But I'm personally too lazy to do so and the most interesting part of my whole 'look' are my accessorized bags hahaha
Ugh this is also my issue in Mexico. It's too hot for layering. Bucket hats and accessories are my go to in spring and summer. Also breathable overshirt over anything to protect from the sun too haha but it's so hard to be stylish with this musch sun and heat
I wear berets all the time and I have a lot of vintage brooches. I'll pin one to a beret and it instantly adds an interesting layer to the outfit. This video has been one of my favorites! Thanks for posting.
oh I love that idea!
I LOVE the diversity in your example pictures! They all look stunning and it shows that fashion truly is for everyBODY!
As a kid, layering was the only way I was allowed to dress alt lmao. Now it's an integral part of my daily fashion as an adult
I love the emphasis on options and what combos could be interesting! its nice that the message is very positively focused to individual wardrobes, rather than the idea that one fit _fits_ all.
The most important thing is to match colours. You won't look good if you are wearing orange plaid coat, with a neon pink shirt and a grandma curtain coloured skirt. If you wear an orange plaid coat with a black or brown/tan shirt with a black or brown skirt, you will look a lot better, and you won't look like you just grabbed the first thing you saw in your closet that morning because you woke up 30 minutes late. Colour is the MOST important aspect of fashion and clothing, it doesn't matter about the brand of the clothing, or the price. Anyone can create a nice wardrobe for an affordable price if you focus on colours. I've been emo my whole life so everything in my wardrobe is black, other than the prints on the band shirts. Wear your favorite colour of clothing and match the tints of the colours too. The amazing thing about wearing all black clothing is that it goes well with everything, and you don't have to worry about the tint of black because it's all the same.
This is the video I needed. Stg I have looked up how to layer clothes (layering has always been a challenge for me despite being a fashion girly) and the only things that come up are examples, rather than formulas and explanations. Love this sm.
Is socks and sandals layering? 😂
Lmao I guess
this is a masterpiece of a video! thank u for doing dresses over pants in such a comprehensive way
love this! so helpful, and also just wanted to say that the balero shrug sleeve thingy is super easy to make if you know how to crochet, it’s easier than a full sweater but also looks amazing, and you can make fishnet ones that are amazing to layer over anything, because you can still see what you are wearing underneath. just pointing this out if any fellow crocheters are out there :)
How hard is it to crochet it as a beginner, would you say? :D
@@ohffsreally pretty easy! there is a great tutorial by anna greene that shows how to do a fishnet one. i’ve only crocheted a few times before (making tea towels and things) and i cought on pretty fast. the tutorial makes it a lot easier too.
@@c0rrows thank you for sharing! I might give it a go. Didn't do it since school :)
@@c0rrows Thanks for the recommendation! I found the link in case anyone else is interested: ruclips.net/video/mt6CClvmtqU/видео.html
Yep it’s called a shrug.
Another thing to add with layering that wasnt touched on here: tights and socks! Tights under socks, multiple layers of socks, all three! Black sheer tights, lacy socks and a colored sock over it! Socks with strappy sandals! So many added options to consider :] same with leg and arm warmers!
Thanks for validating my multilayer socks style!!!
i think my first "layering" inspiration was susie bubble! my highschool self was obSESSED with her over-the-top silhouettes layered with baggy jeans (EEK) and sneaks. also, my current fav layering piece is def a slip dress! love using them over and under pieces. what can't she dooooo (also your hair looks so good in the vid, my friend!!!)
This is the first time I’ve watched a video and thought “I could be fashionable with what I already have”.
Thanks for breaking things down.
She’s so creative and inspiring
S-o-o-o good!! Awesome tutorial! You organized the information expertly. I especially enjoyed your addition of both terms and images to accompany your verbal explanation of each layering technique. I also appreciated your tips regarding layering combinations that might not look the best such as avoiding tight, short tops/dresses over pants and your suggestion that dresses over pants, rather than jeans, seem to offer a more harmonious aesthetic. Your observation that accessories should also be considered as other layering opportunities expanded my awareness of layering. I can't imagine the enormous amount of work that you did to conceptualize, organize, and execute your presentations. Thank you so much for your effort - love your work
I really love how diverse your examples are
I never in my life considered layering skirts together (even though that's essentially what you do with a petticoat)...brilliant! Also, crop top over flowy shirt? *chefkiss* Thanks so much for the inspiration!
I just got around to watching this, but I LOVE IT. You're really getting my creative juices flowing, and I'm saving the video to help me when I am staring helplessly at all of my clothes. Your content is so good, and I look forward to your videos!!
Also, thank you for clear audio. I'm so tired of watching the other fashion people who don't care about volume control, and I can barely hear a thing they say.
this video changed my life and I'm so insanely obsessed with the body representation in this video. I can see myself in the tips you gave and it makes me relate the video and connect to it quite easily. Bravo. Subbed n liked
Love these tips. I love the layering style bc it is super sustainable as so many items can be reused for SUCH different looks (absolutely love the oversized white button up). I also love how you put so many plus size examples as a lot of layering tips or “editorial” seeming looks seem to cater towards skinny people. Overall this is so amazing and a I can really tell that you know your stuff when it comes to fashion!!!
Another thing: pinning things up can really elevate outfits. An example is that you can put long skirt over a dress and pin the skirt up to show the dress and give the fit more dimension. Also you can put earrings on clothes to embellish it💕
Thank you SO MUCH! This is probably the most comprehensive, inspiring and just generally fun-to-watch video on fashion I've seen recently. I already got a couple of ideas, and I'm someone who DREADS layering, so that says a lot. THANK YOU!
queen of layering tbh, you've inspired me so much to try out new combos w your vids!
@@beepwrld ❤️!!
watching your video it feels like a whole new world of possibilities opened up what 😭💕
wow i've always loved layering but i didn't know so many things could be done! your video gave me clarity and courage to wear layering comfotably!
My go to combo this time of year is a turtleneck under a dress, but I recently realized my wide leg linen pants work under my silky dresses/skirts, and I can see that becoming a transitional season go-to the same way that a tank/tee and leggings under a sheer dress is currently.
This video was great though and gave me SO MANY IDEAS. I gotta try layering a tank over a turtleneck since my brain always skips over that combo and, even though most my skirts are the same length, I can think of one double skirt combo that should work. I love vests and went out of my way to own the full gamut of styles, excepting a more fitted one, but they're under-utilized and having visual references was great! Also, this helped me figure out where I should still look for variety in the future; I usually discount items in heavier fabrics or with interesting sleeves, but I can see the value in having one or two now.
Saved and will be referencing back to in the future!
Omg I LOVE this video!! Layering is such a good way to make your clothes feel new again and resist the urge to buy more. I tried out layering two skirts on top of each other bc of you and loved it!! It gave a petticoat effect and was so pretty :)
Mesh is a fabric that is great for layering and can be used similar to sheer! I have a mesh dress that I love to style kinda how you did the sheer one, sandwiched where either the top or bottom is showing and the reverse is covered! I also love layering fishnets on top of another pair of leggings.
Another tip is for button up dresses. I love to unbutton them and wear them loose over my outfit, kinda like a duster or long cardigan or vest (i have a sleeveless one). It’s so unexpected! I feel like it’s the only way I personally will wear a dress over pants 😂
I love how layering looks on so many people besides me. Haha. Inside trying to make a layering outfit, often when I look in the mirror I feel like I'm playing dress-up in my mom's closet as a child rather than attempting to look high fashion.
OMG I have to try the triple layer sleeves! They look so cool, thank you for the idea!
I totally watched this 2 times in a row just to get all these tips and cool example images to absorb into my brain.
I'd also love to know what the bolero sleeve shrug arm warmer things are called~ It's actually because I was crocheting one (still not finished, messed up the neckline twice already) and searched styling videos for inspiration that I even found your channel! Honestly, one of the best discoveries I've made on this platform.
I think I have some good pieces in my closet but I never really knew how to make them look good. This video showed up in my thread and now I'm so inspired to go shop my closet and combine pieces I've never tried together before. Thank you!!
9:43 honestly while I don’t have many I LOVE sheer/mesh/lace items specifically BECAUSE of the versatility. You can wear them alone, over things, under things, different texture/pattern/color combos
Love these tips. I love the layering style bc it is super sustainable as so many items can be reused for SUCH different looks (absolutely love the oversized white button up). I also love how you put so many plus size examples as a lot of layering tips or “editorial” seeming looks seem to cater towards skinny people. Overall this is so amazing and a I can really tell that you know your stuff when it comes to fashion!!!
THIS is the definitive layering guideline. thank you!
I love how much work you put into this with all those great reference pictures. Also you did style differently and put some effort into categorizing your video. I love how it actually functions as an og 'oldschool' tutorial that one can reference while dressing. Well done 👏
Loved this! DO A PART 2!
using your example outfits as inspo!! so cute
really well told it is impressive how good
This video is so inspiring, I honestly would recommend this to anyone interested in fashion. You are so creative, thank you for your ideas 🥰🥰
This was really well done! Subscribed
This is so helpful!! I love the examples pictures you put, they have so many different kinds of beauty in them❤
Thank you! My closet just expanded tenfold.
I no longer feel like I need to go shopping :)
this is the first video of yours i’ve ever seen and i absolutely love the diversity of all your example pictures! i was shocked to see a disabled person bc they almost never get featured like this !! thank you and i cant wait to see more of your content
you gained a new sub from this🙏🏼
love the diversity in the photos you chose for showing the examples of what you’re talking about
I was thinking about this very topic lately! for me, turtlenecks and t-shirts are always easy to pair; light knitwear over anything is a go to as well
Thank you for the body diversity in your reference pics!!!
I recieved literally so many random compliments when I layered mid-calf legwarmers over thigh highs, over tights.
I absolutely love your videos 😍 you inspire me basically everyday, thank you!! I'm so so glad I have found your channel and I hope you blow up this year 💓
Vests and multiple skirts. That’s my takeaway!
We used to hate on old Disney shows for this (to be trendy) but it's back in style and I'm absolutely not mad about it :D
I always layer so many top pieces like high neck, tshirt, open button up, light jacket, heavier coat ... and then just trousers lol
Addey from well loved clothing is really inspirational.
6:48 they are called shrugs in the knitting and crocheting community & I definitely plan on making me one very soon
Thank you so much for this video! I come back to it when im stuck with my closet or right before i head to the thrift shop. Please do a 2.0❤
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fun video + LOVE the inclusive, diverse, awesome examples!
YOure a very talented content creator and stylish. This is the first video I watch from you, and subscribed after just a few minutes.
Gob job!
ugh every time i see your hair i love it more and more!! 😍 love these tips, i’ve started layering smaller tops over long ones, makes the fit so much more fun
This is such a good video (and I barely comment on videos). This video really shows how fashion and styling clothes can actually be FUN and it really inspires me to experiment more with different clothing styles. LOVE THIS VIDEO
This video changed my life and I’ve been sending it to all my homies
me seeing this even tho i live in a place where it's summer all year...
if i do layers i MELT
So helpful! I never know what to call the bolero tops either.
I literally fell in love with you
As a person who dont have money for fancy clothing but still enjoy wearing creative outfits the way how I style them is really important
Also the way you talk, inluding so many types of bodies etc is so comforting
You're using "literally" wrong.
@@otterpoppin sry but how?
yeah youre good at this
I loved these tips! Your videos always give me inspiration on how I can diversify my outfits. ❤
My most worn dress over pants combo for the winter is a long puff sleeve dark wash denim mini dress over loose light wash jeans and I love itt. But like you said I wouldn't really do this if the dress wasn't denim
Thank you for adding plus size models!! ❤❤❤
The detached sleeves are often called boleros
This gave me so many good ideas to do with stuff I already own. Thank you thank you thank you! Brilliant vid. X
I literally love and live for your fashion tips always ❤️
gurl this video is a bliss!!! i love your work! subscribing right now!!!
I also want to do layering, however I live in a tropical country and a humid one at that so it's pretty much impossible cause even without the layer itself the dress/shirt is already too much
I've never seen the bolero thing you're talking about, but from a historical perspective, I would describe that a partlet with sleeves!
The more modern description might be something like 'sweater-dicky', but I doubt that's how it's marketed at stores, because someone might get the wrong idea. 😅
The sleeveless version (knit partlets, often with turtle necks) were around sometime in the Seventies or Eighties and recently resurfaced. I found them at Walmart of all places, just this year. (I am speaking as an American. I hear they have remained popular throughout this period in Scandinavia.)
My first video of urs and u ate it. It’s everything I didn’t know I needed. Subbed and binging ur channel now ❤
Another thing: button up dresses. They work as dresses, and if you unbutton it, it can can be a long, flowy cloak-like vest or jacket kind of thing. I do this really often, and they look so good over basically anything when unbuttoned.
Thank you for the idea!!
Help me out here gen z people, are all these example outfits actually stylish or are they just “wear bc you like it”? Several of the example outfits look dopey/frumpy to me vs looking like they really work, but I’m a millennial and kinda out of touch so I may not have a good sense of this…
What a wonderful channel... Where has it beennn???? I have tríed 2 layer pieces but this is sooo nice and helpful... Thank uuuu
WOW THE INTRO WAS SO WELL MADE🎉🎉
@@beepwrld legit, the whole video was organised so nicely; loved it!
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Ur video is amazing!!! I wonder are u a stylist in ur real life? These tips and all the photos u put onto ur video are veryyy useful and priceless❤😍 i am glad youtube recommended u to me
Like it was mentioned in another comment. Your videos are THE DREAM videos!! Anything else out there is all minimalist based… and boring or people still using skinny jeans with ankle booties. Your videos are so informative and give me so much inspiration ❤️ new fave channel!
THIS is the content that I wish other creators would make!
I love the Indian way of layering with tunics or Kurta dresses over flowy pants or bloomers!
I used to layer with sheer lace tops from DownEast, and bolero jackets and vests. I look back and realize I was actually pretty good at layering. I lost my style for several years and am finding my way back!
I can't wait to try this out with my own closet! I'm willing to bet I can double my outfits now!
Wow. You are so talented and I love your energy! I love fashion and this video was very inspiring, thank you for making it and keep going!!
You're right at the end I was so inspired by this video I quite literally went to my closet and layered one of my many button ups with a dress I haven't worn in a long while and now I have an outfit I am most definitely going to wear the next time I go out. Your video has also reminded me to 1) buy vests, 2) buy more sheer blouses, and 3) buy more pants.
The bolero thing is called shrug :)
I really appreciate how you make sure to include different body types in your examples! Great video 🥰
I would so love to be able to layer cool looks like these. I have super bad sensory issues though, and I absolutely cannot stand the feeling of fabrics sliding on each other, or bulky items on my body 😭
7:00 They're called shrugs! :D