@@ZurditaDinamita i totally agree cotton is my fav fabric of all time. the only time i prefer synthetic is with acrylic for beanies because wool is too rough compared to soft acrylic.
People worry too much about the perception of others. Dropping parts of your style because of age, actively trying not to follow trends, hating pieces based on popularity, etc. Fashion is a form of self expression. Just be yourself and your style will "Mature" just fine.
sometimes it’s for practicability though, which directly affects how you want to dress. lots of people go into college changing their style because they can’t wear the same flashy outfits as they used to in high school 24/7. it’s just easier to adapt in a way flexible to you, which means you’ll consume less products and shop more consciously.
I get your comment. Fashion is a sensitive topic😅. Here me out: I think some of Drew’s videos are more tailored towards people that are truly into fashion i.e they want to expand their knowledge and get inspirations for their style as a more artistic expression. For this audience it’s not about dressing to impress, it has a more artistic and creative touch I believe.
That kind of mindset is more than a little off, honestly. Unless it involves work or financial issues it's never a matter of "you can't."@@pixi3d3ath47
I would expect as much considering his style and quality of content, but I wanted to say it anyway! Sometimes just people overthink it and I don't think that's said enough. ^@@Ricebender
What I would add to this list is layering. These days instead of going for a sweatshirt for example, I often go for a white shirt and a cardigan. I’m surprised myself how much this improves my outfits and makes them look more mature.
Heavily agreed ! Lately I have kind of become obsessed with cardigans & sweater vests . They just feel... me, y'know ? I have never felt so comfortable & happy in specific garments, except for cardigans & sweater vests. I feel so much more mature, also like a grandpa in general but IDC, I've been rocking them all fall // winter. Not to mention that layering them is fun, too ! I'll sometimes put a white shirt, or a collared shirt for a more formal gathering. Sad that as the spring is coming where I live, I won't be able to wear them but I want to invest in more interesting collared tops :-)
Tip 1: introduce collared clothes Tip 2: stay with more classic silhouettes Tip 3: use accessories to express yourself Tip 4: wear clothes that actually fit you properly Tip 5: wear more subdued colors Great video btw! Thank you very much, helped me a lot! ❤️
To me, Tyler’s style doesn’t seem mature necessarily, but more so like a child wearing their parents clothes and imagining what maturity feels like. Not in a bad way but it’s interesting, like a caricature
It's funny because I recently thought about maturing my style and having my wardrobe meet me where I am at now... Accessories definitely allow for that creative personal style to flow through regardless of the setting, I think these are amazing tips Drew!
So funny that this has come out now because literally yesterday I was on a shopping spree for a professional wardrobe (I'm just starting a teacher training course straight out of uni) and putting on the new clothes has such a massive effect on my perception of myself - like damn, maybe I am a grown-up now 😂
i think for some people, maturing your style involves dressing slightly more basic for practicality rather than trying to constantly wear noticeable items and graphics. i used to exclusively shop at hot topic and bought every trend even if the style was awful on me, and now i’m very intentional about finding what fits me but gives the visual effect i want. i would dress like one of those tiktok “mall goths” and now dress slightly more like some of those banana republic ads. my clothing is also much more versatile and affordable now that i focus on basics and necklines that flatter me. kibbe type was also good for helping me.
it starts off basic because you should follow the rules before you break them. it can get boring pretty quickly though and if you're still interested in fashion, there's a good chance you'll start to figure out ways to bend the rules a little bit and make your outfits more interesting with small detail differences.
The more I grow up, the more I don't care about looking mature. Most of the mature style are made to fit in society. Peoples wear costumes to feel important but it's only when you speak your mind that we now. Your suit is a smoke screen.
My sense of style is starting to kick in more now at 38 and it’s actually fun. Ive become my own muse and I want my style to say more about me but still reserves the mystery within.
As a person who always wear tshirts and as im in my early 20s(turned21 recently), now I been just realising this topic in my own fashion journey and now i see this and this will influence me a lot and help me make decisions,thank you
This is such a good video! Being in my late twenties and never really finding my style I’m determined to start building a timeless wardrobe. I noticed I did follow trends a lot in the past and it’s just a waste of money. Confidence is also key to being more authentic in your style as well. I agree about asesorías being that detail that can really elevate your outfit.
Such a well done video, thank you! This is actually affordable and implementable regardless of body type, skin tone etc. As usual, I'm so glad I subscribed!
Another tip for determining how something fits is to reference your favorite clothes that already fit well. Just find the size chart for that item online or measure it yourself. From there you can very easily get an idea of how something online will fit when your compare the size chart measurements. I used to 100% avoid online shopping because I hate the return process if something doesn't fit, but recently this tip has worked so well for me that I don't really mind anymore. All of these tips are great but I can't stress it enough, tip #3 will unlock a new level of fashion fir you no matter what age!
PVV Finn here. We don't wear shoes indoors, and I always have a shoehorn at the door. Some of my friends make fun of me for being old school, but I think they're super common in leave your shoes at the door countries in Europe
Drew, thank you so much for making this video! First of all I recently found you through the podcast you did with Laini Ozark (who I also recently became obsessed with) and I'm loving your channel and content! Secondly, thank you for making this video! I've been stuck in a rut for about a decade trying to figure out what to wear because for years, I've still been wearing the same skinny jeans, sneakers, and sweatshirt like I did when I was in high school. I naturally have very young looking features (I'm almost 30 and people still mistake me for a high schooler sometimes) and this video is exactly what I needed! It's been hard to find any other resources online that talk about this (at least for me lol) so thank you so much for this! It really helps! 💜
im 14 years old. im a schoolgirl and a skater. do i want to dress older? no, not really ! yet this video is just so interesting ! the way drew is soft spoken, the lofi in the background.. so calming
16:52 #pvv never used one or seen one irl, ive started knowing about them ever since i started being conscious and intentional with my clothing in like the past year or so.
#pvv I’ve been using shoehorns basically my whole 23 yr life lol because my dad is fan of them. Always thought it was weird that I used them and my friends didn’t. I’m glad you’re loving them! They really are a game changer when putting on shoes.
Is it bad that I don’t want to grow up my style? I love my graphic tees, I love my branding and I still love wearing streetwear-like stuff occasionally…
It’s not that bad but I feel like as you grow,your style will change and so will your perspective but hey,keep doing you! I feel like growing up your style can be a good thing in jobs but not necessarily all the time. Maybe keeping a balance will be good since dressing overly mature isn’t really my thing either😭
fighting people with a shoehorn has gotta be the best fashion advice i've heard in awhile AHAHAHA i'd personally rec storing your ties on a tie rack or simply have undone, flat on a hanger -- i have mine draped over a pants hanger. this helps to maintain the integrity of the tie as leaving it knotted for long periods of time can distress the wool/fabric. ties have been such an integral addition to my wardrobe with polishing up my usual skater/workwear attire while also allowing me to still experiment with designs and ways of tying it :o)
I don’t think maturing one’s style is for everyone, though I do think it is important to know how to dress for an occasion. For men you don’t really have to think it much, we can just put a suit and call it a day for most formal events Alsothe word mature kinda bothers me, feels like it pushes people to “dress their age” as they get older & that just lacks self expression regardless of how hard you try with accessories
Not taking a 37 year old serious because he’s wearing a Billabong t-shirt says more about you than the t-shirt wearer. Maturity to me means not being as interested in how I’m being perceived by others.
#PVV, I use a shoehorn! My friends are always amazed by how easy it is to use whenever they come over :) Sorry to hear you moved out of my home state (CO) but I'm happy to see you moving in!
My father had a titanium/aluminum shiny one around the house. Short but very sturdy and sleek. Wasn't very fun or interesting to use but definitely got the job done and tended to gravitate towards it once my finger was burnt #pvv Now you making me consider getting one...
PVV- Darn it Drew, now I gotta get a shoe horn! I dress very mature, but still colorful! It's a good balance for my late 30s... I think don't hold that mic, too phalic😂 you da best!
My grandfather lived by the shoe horn and as I child I thought it was a mini golf club lol. Love a good show horn tho and even my 16 y/o nephew uses one for his kicks
Another great video! I’ve been wanting to mature and reinvigorate my style for some time now, but find the entire prospect of doing so, so overwhelming. My current wardrobe is tired and boring. The fits are from what I enjoyed years ago and no longer align with my personality or what I consider stylish. My question to you is, how does one go about building an entire new wardrobe on a budget?
Ahh the Deion Sanders adage “You Look good, you feel good,you feel good, you play good, you play good, they pay good!” Informative vid Drew, good looks on the shoe horn lol #pvv
This video was awesome. But drew im curious you referenced some vids with absolute beautiful clothing for example at 13:57 and i was curious where this was from
#pvv I used to use a shoehorn when I was younger. I would go on trips with my dad and he would always make me use it. As I grew older, we started going on fewer trips together but I began to understand the need for them. I need to get one of my own.
Your video was amazing and super insightful ! And to answer your question unfortunately I have not yet used a shoe horn but with your recommendation I will definitely look into purchasing one for myself this Christmas #PVV . Sending prosperity and peace to you brother and Take care !
I'm ok with all of the tips, except the subdued colors one! I get it, but I personally look like a zombie with neutrals and pastels 😂 I need saturated colors 💜
Maintenance. clean glasses and sunglasses, lint roller, iron, umbrellas, shoe polish, sew on loose buttons, stuff shoes with paper, no chipped or dirty nails. the details are important.
#pvv never!! I am fit and can squat a bit for some extra exercise when putting my shoes on 😂 Loved the vid. I won't ditch my colorful clothes but will think about collars for awhile
#pvv my nan used to have shoe horns just randomly lol so I used them as slides for my barbies 😂 but I’ve definitely tried them before as an adult too I think if you keep it with your shoes you’re more likely to use it and I was always losing mine.
#pvv I am very new to shoehorns, just bought one last month but tbh, idk if it is the lenght but it does not work with converse (hi tops) for me, so i only use it for low top sneakers, that i dont wear often and proper boots, loafers and Oxfords, dont regret it tho
Always gonna say this: if you want to look more mature on a budget. Thrift stores, vintage shops, and if prices are still too high, take a day or do some research and find small towns with cheap pricing. The amount of thrift stores i have in my area that have blanket prices on sections of clothes (ex. womens shirts 0.5$), and especially ones run by senior volunteers! I know not everyone can take the time to do this, but the amount of times i have taken a bus, or any mode of public transport out to a small town (especially in australia) and seen very reasonably priced op-shops and vintage stores… Also, shop vintage! thrift good quality items! I’ve found so many gems, but you have to know what to look for. Try everything on! Don’t buy just because you haven’t found anything. And don’t buy because it’s a brand you know either. Be picky! Give yourself time to build your collection! SHOP VINTAGE! honestly the easiest way to get structure and timelessness is shopping vintage! Pair your old stuff with new stuff!
#pvv yes i've been using a shoe horn for about a year or so, and like you said - game changer! especially for chelsea boots in the winter, it is sooo much easier to put them on
#pvv I bought a shoehorn about a year ago because my thumb started to look really messed up 😄 but I think in this whole year I’ve used it about 4 times because I always forget about it…
Not gonna lie there is no “mature” style i see older people rocking graphic tees looking COZY AF. The older i get the less i care about what people think about my fits. My style is how i express myself to the world and that’s that. I do believe in dressing more formal for certain occasions but we here to break the mold of what was what.
I can’t find anything that fits me, that is also stylish. The Baltic states are so damn barren for stuff like this. I’m 6’10, pretty skinny, so finding anything that fits is hard, not even talking about stylishness, especially shoes and long sleeves.
For me the most important thing of "growing up" your style would be choosing higher-quality fabrics
Yes, please! Now even "quality" pieces are pure polyester 😢 Linen, cotton and wool feels and looks SO much better ❤❤❤
@@ZurditaDinamita i totally agree cotton is my fav fabric of all time. the only time i prefer synthetic is with acrylic for beanies because wool is too rough compared to soft acrylic.
@@jacobjb merino wool
People worry too much about the perception of others. Dropping parts of your style because of age, actively trying not to follow trends, hating pieces based on popularity, etc.
Fashion is a form of self expression. Just be yourself and your style will "Mature" just fine.
sometimes it’s for practicability though, which directly affects how you want to dress. lots of people go into college changing their style because they can’t wear the same flashy outfits as they used to in high school 24/7. it’s just easier to adapt in a way flexible to you, which means you’ll consume less products and shop more consciously.
AGREED !
I get your comment. Fashion is a sensitive topic😅. Here me out: I think some of Drew’s videos are more tailored towards people that are truly into fashion i.e they want to expand their knowledge and get inspirations for their style as a more artistic expression. For this audience it’s not about dressing to impress, it has a more artistic and creative touch I believe.
That kind of mindset is more than a little off, honestly.
Unless it involves work or financial issues it's never a matter of "you can't."@@pixi3d3ath47
I would expect as much considering his style and quality of content, but I wanted to say it anyway!
Sometimes just people overthink it and I don't think that's said enough. ^@@Ricebender
What I would add to this list is layering. These days instead of going for a sweatshirt for example, I often go for a white shirt and a cardigan. I’m surprised myself how much this improves my outfits and makes them look more mature.
cardigans in general are super cool
Heavily agreed ! Lately I have kind of become obsessed with cardigans & sweater vests . They just feel... me, y'know ? I have never felt so comfortable & happy in specific garments, except for cardigans & sweater vests. I feel so much more mature, also like a grandpa in general but IDC, I've been rocking them all fall // winter.
Not to mention that layering them is fun, too ! I'll sometimes put a white shirt, or a collared shirt for a more formal gathering. Sad that as the spring is coming where I live, I won't be able to wear them but I want to invest in more interesting collared tops :-)
And this is why leon edwards has the most aesthetic physique
How did u get over here 💀
i just came from an MMA video and was so confused for a sec
where did mario come from lmao
Interesting transition
Glad I’m not the only fashion-MMA guy
Tip 1: introduce collared clothes
Tip 2: stay with more classic silhouettes
Tip 3: use accessories to express yourself
Tip 4: wear clothes that actually fit you properly
Tip 5: wear more subdued colors
Great video btw! Thank you very much, helped me a lot! ❤️
To me, Tyler’s style doesn’t seem mature necessarily, but more so like a child wearing their parents clothes and imagining what maturity feels like. Not in a bad way but it’s interesting, like a caricature
NOW THIS !!! agree w u fullyy
his style is awful
It’s because it’s out there, eccentric. I haven’t seen anyone who really nails down their own unique ‘style’ like him.
True, even so it feels mature for a young adult. But that’s about it, especially with the species cuts and proportions he or his stylist chooses.
It's Black Ivy
It's funny because I recently thought about maturing my style and having my wardrobe meet me where I am at now... Accessories definitely allow for that creative personal style to flow through regardless of the setting, I think these are amazing tips Drew!
So funny that this has come out now because literally yesterday I was on a shopping spree for a professional wardrobe (I'm just starting a teacher training course straight out of uni) and putting on the new clothes has such a massive effect on my perception of myself - like damn, maybe I am a grown-up now 😂
i think for some people, maturing your style involves dressing slightly more basic for practicality rather than trying to constantly wear noticeable items and graphics. i used to exclusively shop at hot topic and bought every trend even if the style was awful on me, and now i’m very intentional about finding what fits me but gives the visual effect i want. i would dress like one of those tiktok “mall goths” and now dress slightly more like some of those banana republic ads. my clothing is also much more versatile and affordable now that i focus on basics and necklines that flatter me. kibbe type was also good for helping me.
it starts off basic because you should follow the rules before you break them. it can get boring pretty quickly though and if you're still interested in fashion, there's a good chance you'll start to figure out ways to bend the rules a little bit and make your outfits more interesting with small detail differences.
The more I grow up, the more I don't care about looking mature. Most of the mature style are made to fit in society. Peoples wear costumes to feel important but it's only when you speak your mind that we now. Your suit is a smoke screen.
i think point of his video is that u can take any aesthetic in fashion and make it ur own.
I’m probably one of the oldest in age of your subscribers and I think you are spot on with your takes.
These type of videos are what differentiates "good" from "great"
Love the content
sustaintable, quality fabric, nice fitting, timeless and modesty. that's what i think when it vomes to mature style.
My sense of style is starting to kick in more now at 38 and it’s actually fun. Ive become my own muse and I want my style to say more about me but still reserves the mystery within.
As a person who always wear tshirts and as im in my early 20s(turned21 recently), now I been just realising this topic in my own fashion journey and now i see this and this will influence me a lot and help me make decisions,thank you
This is such a good video! Being in my late twenties and never really finding my style I’m determined to start building a timeless wardrobe. I noticed I did follow trends a lot in the past and it’s just a waste of money. Confidence is also key to being more authentic in your style as well. I agree about asesorías being that detail that can really elevate your outfit.
Continuously leaving things I’ve found cool in the past behind & picking new items style wise,Less truly is more.
was having a bad day and your video really made it so much better. thanks as always drew
Been using a shoehorn for about four months. It’s great! Lol. Love the tip on collared shirts that realization has changed my whole game
Such a well done video, thank you! This is actually affordable and implementable regardless of body type, skin tone etc. As usual, I'm so glad I subscribed!
Another tip for determining how something fits is to reference your favorite clothes that already fit well. Just find the size chart for that item online or measure it yourself. From there you can very easily get an idea of how something online will fit when your compare the size chart measurements. I used to 100% avoid online shopping because I hate the return process if something doesn't fit, but recently this tip has worked so well for me that I don't really mind anymore. All of these tips are great but I can't stress it enough, tip #3 will unlock a new level of fashion fir you no matter what age!
PVV Finn here. We don't wear shoes indoors, and I always have a shoehorn at the door. Some of my friends make fun of me for being old school, but I think they're super common in leave your shoes at the door countries in Europe
Drew, thank you so much for making this video! First of all I recently found you through the podcast you did with Laini Ozark (who I also recently became obsessed with) and I'm loving your channel and content!
Secondly, thank you for making this video! I've been stuck in a rut for about a decade trying to figure out what to wear because for years, I've still been wearing the same skinny jeans, sneakers, and sweatshirt like I did when I was in high school. I naturally have very young looking features (I'm almost 30 and people still mistake me for a high schooler sometimes) and this video is exactly what I needed! It's been hard to find any other resources online that talk about this (at least for me lol) so thank you so much for this! It really helps! 💜
im 14 years old. im a schoolgirl and a skater. do i want to dress older? no, not really ! yet this video is just so interesting ! the way drew is soft spoken, the lofi in the background.. so calming
HE HAS BESTOWED UNTO US ANOTHER BANGER
I'm in the market for a shoehorn, because I used my friend's when I visited her. You're totally right about them!
Yes I’ve been using a shoehorn since my twenties!
Shoehorn is a very common thing to have in Sweden. Didn’t know that it wasn’t a thing everyone uses hahaha
I rarely see it in America but I remember my dad would use it to put on his good shoes for parties 😂
@@Andrea-rc1gzshoehorn will help your shoes last longer
That little pat pat you gave your trainers with the shoe horn was definitely extra, but made me want to get one LOL :_-)
16:52 #pvv never used one or seen one irl, ive started knowing about them ever since i started being conscious and intentional with my clothing in like the past year or so.
0:39“ i remember that Rush hour scene 😂 my all time favorite movies
Drew I love your Videos! You always pump out amazing content and You're voice always puts me to sleep
#pvv I’ve been using shoehorns basically my whole 23 yr life lol because my dad is fan of them. Always thought it was weird that I used them and my friends didn’t. I’m glad you’re loving them! They really are a game changer when putting on shoes.
I heard the shoehorn tip long ago and since then I want one so bad!
one came in a shoe i bought few years ago and i just threw it away cuz i didn’t know wtf it was for😅
Is it bad that I don’t want to grow up my style? I love my graphic tees, I love my branding and I still love wearing streetwear-like stuff occasionally…
It’s not that bad but I feel like as you grow,your style will change and so will your perspective but hey,keep doing you! I feel like growing up your style can be a good thing in jobs but not necessarily all the time. Maybe keeping a balance will be good since dressing overly mature isn’t really my thing either😭
fighting people with a shoehorn has gotta be the best fashion advice i've heard in awhile AHAHAHA
i'd personally rec storing your ties on a tie rack or simply have undone, flat on a hanger -- i have mine draped over a pants hanger. this helps to maintain the integrity of the tie as leaving it knotted for long periods of time can distress the wool/fabric. ties have been such an integral addition to my wardrobe with polishing up my usual skater/workwear attire while also allowing me to still experiment with designs and ways of tying it :o)
I don’t think maturing one’s style is for everyone, though I do think it is important to know how to dress for an occasion. For men you don’t really have to think it much, we can just put a suit and call it a day for most formal events
Alsothe word mature kinda bothers me, feels like it pushes people to “dress their age” as they get older & that just lacks self expression regardless of how hard you try with accessories
say what you will but a billabong shirt doesn’t look good on a 37 year old. dressing your age is an implication of maturity.
Not taking a 37 year old serious because he’s wearing a Billabong t-shirt says more about you than the t-shirt wearer. Maturity to me means not being as interested in how I’m being perceived by others.
@@Jo-in6xuTHIS.
@@Alan-rw3ezdressing your age is complete nonsense
@@HYPERxSONICxFANx2012 😝
Great tips, loved the rush hour tribute in the beginning 😂
#pvv the shoehorn changed my life. Genuinely must have saved me hours of struggle/finger pain getting shoes on
loving the new video setting
I believe it's not called maturity but having more money to buy more items to curate personal versatile wardrobe.
Yes Drew, Jacob Elordi does look more grown up in a suit than in a fleece and shorts haha love the vids man
Crazy right 😂
#PVV, I use a shoehorn! My friends are always amazed by how easy it is to use whenever they come over :) Sorry to hear you moved out of my home state (CO) but I'm happy to see you moving in!
I always gift a solid shoe horn for housewarmings, will never understand why some don’t own one 🤷🏼♀️
My father had a titanium/aluminum shiny one around the house. Short but very sturdy and sleek. Wasn't very fun or interesting to use but definitely got the job done and tended to gravitate towards it once my finger was burnt #pvv
Now you making me consider getting one...
PVV- Darn it Drew, now I gotta get a shoe horn! I dress very mature, but still colorful! It's a good balance for my late 30s... I think don't hold that mic, too phalic😂 you da best!
My grandfather lived by the shoe horn and as I child I thought it was a mini golf club lol. Love a good show horn tho and even my 16 y/o nephew uses one for his kicks
Another great video!
I’ve been wanting to mature and reinvigorate my style for some time now, but find the entire prospect of doing so, so overwhelming. My current wardrobe is tired and boring. The fits are from what I enjoyed years ago and no longer align with my personality or what I consider stylish.
My question to you is, how does one go about building an entire new wardrobe on a budget?
i was using an ikea shoehorn for my gotdamn blazers for months but one day I was in a mad rush and snapped it. i haven' t worn my blazers since
Drew dropped another classic for y’all!!! I’ve used a shoe horn but I don’t own one
Ahh the Deion Sanders adage “You Look good, you feel good,you feel good, you play good, you play good, they pay good!” Informative vid Drew, good looks on the shoe horn lol #pvv
Amazing video, thanks!
I'll never grow up. I'm a grown ass kid. Imma wear hypersaturated, immature, oversized clothes till the day I die.
Ive only ever used shoe horns for boots and converse
this was so needed! I feel like my style is stuck precovid and ive been trying to transition for the longest
#ppv I have never owned a shoe horn but I remember very fondly my grandpa using it to put on his shoes wearing them with confidence ❤
I actually like you holding the microphone it adds another element to how the message is delivered I dunno its nice hahaha
This video was awesome. But drew im curious you referenced some vids with absolute beautiful clothing for example at 13:57 and i was curious where this was from
Ralph Lauren fall 2022
Love a new video from drew
#pvv I used to use a shoehorn when I was younger. I would go on trips with my dad and he would always make me use it. As I grew older, we started going on fewer trips together but I began to understand the need for them. I need to get one of my own.
#pvv i do use the shoehorn but just for my loafers and man i couldnt agree more, it is so fun to use
where did you get that shirt. it's actually clean af
Your video was amazing and super insightful ! And to answer your question unfortunately I have not yet used a shoe horn but with your recommendation I will definitely look into purchasing one for myself this Christmas #PVV . Sending prosperity and peace to you brother and Take care !
I tell u, once I discovered shoehorns too, they literally changed my lifeeee
It's just crazy hearing people saying they've never used a shoehorn, like I've been using one since I was a little kid
#pvv yes I have used a shoe horn, they are actually quite common in Finland, at least in my region
10:35 "You gotta look good. Look good, play good; play good, get paid good; pay good, you gon' eat good. That's good" - Deion Sanders
I got a shoe horn recently I use it for more delicate shoes I want to keep nice, but I still just throw on my sneakers as I rush out the door
Drew What It Do loves his subdued blues!
never tried a shoehorn haha but the heel tabs on my shoes are the first to get wrecked lol #pvv
I'm ok with all of the tips, except the subdued colors one! I get it, but I personally look like a zombie with neutrals and pastels 😂 I need saturated colors 💜
The bad boys refrence is GOLD
I have my trusty Ikea shoehorn that i use all the time 😆
new york drew in his bag
Maintenance. clean glasses and sunglasses, lint roller, iron, umbrellas, shoe polish, sew on loose buttons, stuff shoes with paper, no chipped or dirty nails. the details are important.
You should look into Carla Rockmore !
Never been a fan of trendy items, used to get laughed at for dressing like an old man.
Man times have changed huh
#pvv never!! I am fit and can squat a bit for some extra exercise when putting my shoes on 😂
Loved the vid. I won't ditch my colorful clothes but will think about collars for awhile
#pvv my nan used to have shoe horns just randomly lol so I used them as slides for my barbies 😂 but I’ve definitely tried them before as an adult too I think if you keep it with your shoes you’re more likely to use it and I was always losing mine.
#pvv I am very new to shoehorns, just bought one last month but tbh, idk if it is the lenght but it does not work with converse (hi tops) for me, so i only use it for low top sneakers, that i dont wear often and proper boots, loafers and Oxfords, dont regret it tho
Early! Luv u drew
Always gonna say this: if you want to look more mature on a budget. Thrift stores, vintage shops, and if prices are still too high, take a day or do some research and find small towns with cheap pricing. The amount of thrift stores i have in my area that have blanket prices on sections of clothes (ex. womens shirts 0.5$), and especially ones run by senior volunteers! I know not everyone can take the time to do this, but the amount of times i have taken a bus, or any mode of public transport out to a small town (especially in australia) and seen very reasonably priced op-shops and vintage stores…
Also, shop vintage! thrift good quality items! I’ve found so many gems, but you have to know what to look for. Try everything on! Don’t buy just because you haven’t found anything. And don’t buy because it’s a brand you know either. Be picky! Give yourself time to build your collection! SHOP VINTAGE! honestly the easiest way to get structure and timelessness is shopping vintage! Pair your old stuff with new stuff!
My grandma had a shoehorn through my whole childhood lol no one I knew besides older people ever heard of them
Easiest way to mature your style while still keeping your personal style:
- tailoring
- quality of fabrics (natural fabrics over polyester)
i love doja cat’s styleee
#pvv yes i've been using a shoe horn for about a year or so, and like you said - game changer! especially for chelsea boots in the winter, it is sooo much easier to put them on
Jeans:
511: 31x32, one stone wash and other raw and be done with it.
Ive used shoe horns and theyre so useful. But recently without one my shoes are in bad quality cos i always rush to put them on😭
Where did you get that shirt from, it's fire🔥.
Where do you get your background music it's very good
#pvv I bought a shoehorn about a year ago because my thumb started to look really messed up 😄 but I think in this whole year I’ve used it about 4 times because I always forget about it…
#pvv i used a shoe horn my dad made in shop class as a highschooler. pretty cool story to it and always feels cool
Drew if you have time could you tell me what RUclips videos are the London clips that you have shown in the video. Also Pvv I don’t use a shoe horn.
Fucking love rush hour 2.
Been using a shoe horn since I was a kid, I cannot live without one 😅
Not gonna lie there is no “mature” style i see older people rocking graphic tees looking COZY AF. The older i get the less i care about what people think about my fits. My style is how i express myself to the world and that’s that. I do believe in dressing more formal for certain occasions but we here to break the mold of what was what.
#pvv I use a shoe horn for my converse, they are a pain to put on with your fingers. Everything else I slip my feet in easily on any shoe.
My mom got me a shoehorn and it makes it so easy to put on my shoes since I never untie and retie my shoe laces 😂
#PVV yes been using the shoe-h for years with any kind of footwear
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is it maturing or just being richer? just a thought
I can’t find anything that fits me, that is also stylish. The Baltic states are so damn barren for stuff like this. I’m 6’10, pretty skinny, so finding anything that fits is hard, not even talking about stylishness, especially shoes and long sleeves.