This is the best video made on how to dress warm in winter. Especially helpful when you included actual temperature figures and when you layer thermal underneath. Thank you so much for making this video.
I live in the northern US and always wear a base layer in winter. I used to wear silk but they did not keep me warm. I have been using Smart Wool which is made of merino wool and not itchy but soft and cozy. They are machine washable and wear very well. These base layers by Smart Wool come in varying weights. I originally started using them for skiing and also now wear every day in a lighter weight. They even make some of the tops as sweaters which I also love. I live in sweaters all winter long and mostly wear pants also just to stay warm. Enjoyed your video.
My Reality , socks called Darn Tough are excellent ! I am also very sensitive to wool but I find that the tight interlock of the socks keep me toasty and warm, the socks are not bulky, and they do wear well. I have had a pair over three years and it still has not shown any holes or toes poking through.
@@eileenchang2173 Hi Eileen, I also have the Darn Tough socks. Forgot about them as I usually wear those in my hiking boots in the summer. Have you tried any of the Smart Wool items? I also am wool sensitive and I can wear them. I also have to be careful with cashmere. Have a great Christmas.
My Reality , Have a great Christmas too! I am very fortunate as I have a few cashmere sweaters and they’re all perfect! Definitely survival for these cold winters!
In addition to your list, I knit ribbed cuffs in various colours to keep my wrists warm, even when I have to take a glove off. They make a huge difference and are easy to put on and off and to store in my bag, to help me regulate my temperature. They can be worn in a single or double layer and look like sweater cuffs.
I've discovered that wearing fingerless mittens over top of leather gloves is a great solution to finding warmth and functionality during the coldest part of our Canadian winters.
You never seize to amaze me with your tips... I'm gonna shop tomorrow for this winter..it really helped me a lot to cut my list short.. love from India ♥️
Yes, the long underwear is key for me to keep warm. I use the thinnest ones from Uniqlo and they work perfectly under my outfit. I love that they are comfotable but tight enough to avoid air getting underneath. Because of that my winter trousers are mostly straight trousers that have some room to wear the long "leggings" underneath. It's perfect.
I’ve added sweater coats to my life-wearing these for formal and informal occasions. I’ve got a Navy double breasted knee length. I have a tweet textured that goes over suits dresses or jeans. I own three maxi sweater coats. These go over maxi dresses, formal wear or monochromatic outfit.
You had mentioned living in Florida for a period of time. Could you do a video on how you built a winter wardrobe while living here? It’s such a struggle for me, as a former New Englander. I live in the Tampa Bay Area, where we do see 40’s, but it mostly hovers in the 60’s to high 70’s. I have spring things but I really don’t want to miss out on our version of “cozy” weather. Thank you!
I find I suit the fedora, and the beret, too. I have a love for men's size brim on fedora, the smaller ladies ones don't suit me. I have brown and black for winter, and cream and white straw ones for summer. My berets are a lovely black one, with beading on my side. Also a cream and Grey one. I also love my Panama hats. . I own a lovely men's one with a wider brim, and black ribbon and a lovely woman's one, it's got the same width brim at the front, and shape, the ladies one looks the same at the front, but the back has a lovely shape with a bow on.
I have been looking for quality lace up boots for years and have recently been admiring yours. Thank you for posting the link for Thursday Boot Co. This is exactly what I have been looking for!
Hi Audrey! I recently discovered your channel & have been going through all of your videos. Such an inspiration! You mentioned different ways of tying scarves here. Could you do a video showing us your favorite ways of tying different types of scarves? Thanks!
It took me years to understand that. Of course for formal occasions, a good thinsulate lined heavy winter coat is helpful. Outside of that, it's fur. And who really wears fur these days?
@@mariabarnes9197 Try a faux fur coat or jacket. I have a faux fur longer jacket and it is extremely warm which really surprised me. I love it. I would love to get a faux fur coat. We get to -20F during the winter for up to 2 weeks which is hard but I do stay warm. Merry Christmas.
I live in Edmonton, Canada. The winters are cold (-20 to -45 Celsius or worse sometimes). I find a formal wool coat can work but it depends on how long you're going to be outside and how thick the wool is. I have a really thick wool coat that's great, it has a really warm lining and is form fitted and doesn't look sloppy. When it's really cold I always wear a scarf, a toque (beanie) and lined leather gloves. On formal/dressier occasions I have loose toques that look a lot like a bare that are warm but don't squish my hair flat to my head so I don't look horrific when I take it off. It can be a challenge but if you hunt you can find something that can work, but it is frustrating when the majority of wool jackets are paper thin and unlined. So frustrating. A down vest under a coat can be a life saver as well.
@@ItsTooLatetoApologize Hey hi. I'm in Edmonton, too. And yes, formal wool can work, if it's well-lined. I love big scarves, too - pashminas are surprisingly warm for the weight, and I like the look of them (not sure they're 'in' anymore, but around here, we go for warm rather than trendy).
I also find that jeans do not keep me warm on colder days, silky long underwear under tops (for me especially) keeps me comfortable on the coldest of winter days (single digit days with wind chill below zero), and warm socks. Doesn't matter if my feet are dry if they feel like blocks of ice. I would love to find a pair of warm leather gloves, and a hat that doesn't make me sweat lol. Audrey, do you have any idea where I could find a soft leather beret? Thank you!
These are such great ideas. I have been so interested in sweaters this year and there are so many to choose from. I have gone to Steinmart and shopped. They are such a great place for classic as well as modern trends that look great. I have bought a couple of really sweet sweaters. One is a blue sweater with a little dog on the front with an animal print bow on. I had picked up an animal print button down shirt last year that matches the bow perfectly and I love wearing this little duo with jeans. I also bought an animal print sweater with red crew and red on the bottom. It can match jeans or black pants perfectly and be dressed up or down. Sweaters are hard to launder sometimes. Cold water soaks and air dry seems to be the best way. if not dry cleanable.
the coldest my city gets is 12°C and i wear like 6 layers of clothes, and scarves are something i have begun to collect. I recently bought a baby alpaca baby blue scarf and I am obsessed!!! Helps me deal with winter blues (lol)
Wool socks I can’t live without. I have a couple of down skirts I wear over my jeans to keep my bums warm. Opaque leggings inside jeans is another way to keep my legs warm. Puffer jacket, gloves, hat, scarf to keep wind chill at bay. Try not to get wet because wetness feels colder. I also layer with thinner pieces, down vest, thermal/merino wool underwear, etc..
Hi, I see your formal coat is cut quite close to the body and you manage to wear a tailored jacket underneath, did you go one size up to allow for a jacket or jumper underneath?
I feel we have similar style. Have got everything on your list except for a hat. I found it difficult to get an elegant hat that looks good with glasses 👓 and practical. They are truly timeless and made styling in the morning so easy.
You carry yourself a lot taller than you actually are. If you didn't mention you are 5'3", I would have thought you are at least 5'7" or 5'8". Very good!
Great video, Audrey! I am in England and am enjoying observing what the English women wear. I see lots of long puffers that are cinched in the waist with a hood and faux fur. I like that jacket look and it seems to keep them very warm/ protect from the rain. Merry Christmas and lots of love xx
Yes, parkas, especially lined ones are common with many, particularly in casual dress. This is partly because the are waterproof, which is useful for us. People dressing more formally eg for a corporate work role will wear traditional wool coats.
That scarf with burgundy and blues works with so much in your wardrobe...all the way to the footwear. Just wanted to let you know I am paying attention. ; ) Thanks Audrey!
You always look super stylish. I loved the lace up ankle boots, I have a pair of black Dr Martens which I wear to death and really love but I think I will start looking out for a more streamlined pair like the ones in this video. I live in the UK and our winters can range from well into the minus temperatures one day and then in double figures the next day so it seems like I am always freezing or boiling hot, layering is key.
what do you think of silk underwear? I purchased a 3/4 length sleeve silk top to be worn as an undergarment. Still haven't worn it enough to make a judgement. A little more pricey compared to heat tec (my usual go-to) but more luxurious.
Could you do a video or incorporate it in one of your videos - ways to wear scarfs. The one you wear over a coat looks as though it is a square scarf. I love scarfs and prefer the square ones. I don't find the rectangular scarfs comfortable when they are just wound around my neck. Would appreciate your help. Love your videos. Thanks and happy holiday.
I love your kind and sweet voice ~~~ and lovely your fit. You inspired to me when you talk on your YT. I’m learning English actually ~~ So I listen to the video and concentrate it utterly. Thank you always ~~ Take care ~~~
I'm curious about why you leave the 2nd button open on your black wool coat? In both instances that you picture it in your video, all other buttons are buttoned except the 2nd one. Is this intentional? Thank you!
I enjoy your videos. I am curious about your choice of pant length. They always seem so short. Do you ever wear pants that do not stop above your ankle? Why this pant length?
Kathy Radford I still wear longer length pants and jeans. My ankles get cold in the winter! I was always told pants should slightly break on your shoe and I think it is a classic look.
Kathy Radford she said in an older video of hers that it’s best to have pants end at the most narrow part of your ankle. It’s supposed to be the most flattering. Maybe this is why?
I have noticed on other youtubers' videos that this seems to be the style this year. I don't know if I will get used to it, but I don't think it's very flattering, not to mention it is cold in the winter. Even men are wearing shorter pants, which really looks weird.
The new grey coat from the Curated looks great on you Audrey, glad you chose a new silhouette, I think it can be styled in so many ways, looking forward to seeing it in your future videos.
Great tips as always....For anyone reading the comment section,can someone tell me please if fleece lined denims really work ? Or do they look too bulky and make the infamous camel toe,when you wear them? I do love denims but find them too cold to wear in winters even in India where it is warmer than the rest of the world...
Great tips and advice! I love your ideas! But Anna Wintour is rolling her eyes every time you say chic... lets use another word to describe your style. Love your videos!!!!! ❤️
Do you have some causal styles also? you such a young woman and sometimes dressed like a 40-50 years old. I think a younger fashion suits you very well.
Wool socks I can’t live without. I have a couple of down skirts I wear over my jeans to keep my bums warm. Opaque leggings inside jeans is another way to keep my legs warm. Puffer jacket, gloves, hat, scarf to keep wind chill at bay. Try not to get wet because wetness feels colder. I also layer with thinner pieces, down vest, thermal/merino wool underwear, etc..
Thermal under layer is everything ✌
yes!
This is the best video made on how to dress warm in winter. Especially helpful when you included actual temperature figures and when you layer thermal underneath. Thank you so much for making this video.
Hi Audrey, thank you for this video. It was very helpful for me to see the temperature in the left side of the screen. :))
I liked that too!
I live in the northern US and always wear a base layer in winter. I used to wear silk but they did not keep me warm. I have been using Smart Wool which is made of merino wool and not itchy but soft and cozy. They are machine washable and wear very well. These base layers by Smart Wool come in varying weights. I originally started using them for skiing and also now wear every day in a lighter weight. They even make some of the tops as sweaters which I also love. I live in sweaters all winter long and mostly wear pants also just to stay warm. Enjoyed your video.
My Reality , socks called Darn Tough are excellent ! I am also very sensitive to wool but I find that the tight interlock of the socks keep me toasty and warm, the socks are not bulky, and they do wear well. I have had a pair over three years and it still has not shown any holes or toes poking through.
@@eileenchang2173 Hi Eileen, I also have the Darn Tough socks. Forgot about them as I usually wear those in my hiking boots in the summer. Have you tried any of the Smart Wool items? I also am wool sensitive and I can wear them. I also have to be careful with cashmere. Have a great Christmas.
My Reality , Have a great Christmas too! I am very fortunate as I have a few cashmere sweaters and they’re all perfect! Definitely survival for these cold winters!
I love that you included the temperatures in which you wear your pieces.
In addition to your list, I knit ribbed cuffs in various colours to keep my wrists warm, even when I have to take a glove off. They make a huge difference and are easy to put on and off and to store in my bag, to help me regulate my temperature. They can be worn in a single or double layer and look like sweater cuffs.
I've discovered that wearing fingerless mittens over top of leather gloves is a great solution to finding warmth and functionality during the coldest part of our Canadian winters.
What a great idea! Thanks so much! (I'm a knitter too and this will be a wonderful way to use small amounts of leftover yarn!)
You never seize to amaze me with your tips... I'm gonna shop tomorrow for this winter..it really helped me a lot to cut my list short.. love from India ♥️
Thank you Audrey! I loved every single part of this. Beautiful items!
Yes, the long underwear is key for me to keep warm. I use the thinnest ones from Uniqlo and they work perfectly under my outfit. I love that they are comfotable but tight enough to avoid air getting underneath. Because of that my winter trousers are mostly straight trousers that have some room to wear the long "leggings" underneath. It's perfect.
I’ve added sweater coats to my life-wearing these for formal and informal occasions. I’ve got a Navy double breasted knee length. I have a tweet textured that goes over suits dresses or jeans. I own three maxi sweater coats. These go over maxi dresses, formal wear or monochromatic outfit.
You are an Essential!! Thank you for sharing all that you do!!
You had mentioned living in Florida for a period of time. Could you do a video on how you built a winter wardrobe while living here? It’s such a struggle for me, as a former New Englander. I live in the Tampa Bay Area, where we do see 40’s, but it mostly hovers in the 60’s to high 70’s. I have spring things but I really don’t want to miss out on our version of “cozy” weather. Thank you!
Happy Holidays Audrey! Thank you for excellent videos!!
Hats! I found my hat/body warmth because of a previous video! You are my style icon! Thank you!
I find I suit the fedora, and the beret, too. I have a love for men's size brim on fedora, the smaller ladies ones don't suit me. I have brown and black for winter, and cream and white straw ones for summer. My berets are a lovely black one, with beading on my side. Also a cream and Grey one.
I also love my Panama hats. . I own a lovely men's one with a wider brim, and black ribbon and a lovely woman's one, it's got the same width brim at the front, and shape, the ladies one looks the same at the front, but the back has a lovely shape with a bow on.
Your videos are so beautiful to look at, Audrey. Not just the esthetics of your clothes but the locations and shots too.
I have been looking for quality lace up boots for years and have recently been admiring yours. Thank you for posting the link for Thursday Boot Co. This is exactly what I have been looking for!
Her voice is so relaxing.
mythdeum yep, I love it.
Hi Audrey! I recently discovered your channel & have been going through all of your videos. Such an inspiration!
You mentioned different ways of tying scarves here. Could you do a video showing us your favorite ways of tying different types of scarves? Thanks!
You're my favorite RUclipsr!!!! Thanks so much for taking me from shopaholic to aspiring minimalist!!!!!
It's beautiful, but when you live in a really cold climate (-20 celcius), it's harder to look polish. A formal wool coat is not warm enough...
It took me years to understand that. Of course for formal occasions, a good thinsulate lined heavy winter coat is helpful. Outside of that, it's fur. And who really wears fur these days?
@@mariabarnes9197 Try a faux fur coat or jacket. I have a faux fur longer jacket and it is extremely warm which really surprised me. I love it. I would love to get a faux fur coat. We get to -20F during the winter for up to 2 weeks which is hard but I do stay warm. Merry Christmas.
I live in Edmonton, Canada. The winters are cold (-20 to -45 Celsius or worse sometimes). I find a formal wool coat can work but it depends on how long you're going to be outside and how thick the wool is. I have a really thick wool coat that's great, it has a really warm lining and is form fitted and doesn't look sloppy. When it's really cold I always wear a scarf, a toque (beanie) and lined leather gloves. On formal/dressier occasions I have loose toques that look a lot like a bare that are warm but don't squish my hair flat to my head so I don't look horrific when I take it off. It can be a challenge but if you hunt you can find something that can work, but it is frustrating when the majority of wool jackets are paper thin and unlined. So frustrating. A down vest under a coat can be a life saver as well.
I totally agree. I look like an abominable snowman in Jan-Feb in western PA.
@@ItsTooLatetoApologize Hey hi. I'm in Edmonton, too. And yes, formal wool can work, if it's well-lined. I love big scarves, too - pashminas are surprisingly warm for the weight, and I like the look of them (not sure they're 'in' anymore, but around here, we go for warm rather than trendy).
The pieces you added are must. I got few and would buy others.
Another winner 🤗🥰💐
Thank you Audrey, now I have a better idea of how to dress warm and look good at the same time.
I wear beanies all winter in South Africa to keep warmer , even when is cold in summer 😀😁♥ , totally agree that keeping my head warm keeps me warm 👍👍
LOVE the goat!
1:22 I see you found a nice a high quality casual goat 🙂
I also find that jeans do not keep me warm on colder days, silky long underwear under tops (for me especially) keeps me comfortable on the coldest of winter days (single digit days with wind chill below zero), and warm socks. Doesn't matter if my feet are dry if they feel like blocks of ice. I would love to find a pair of warm leather gloves, and a hat that doesn't make me sweat lol. Audrey, do you have any idea where I could find a soft leather beret? Thank you!
Simply classic!!!
These are such great ideas. I have been so interested in sweaters this year and there are so many to choose from. I have gone to Steinmart and shopped. They are such a great place for classic as well as modern trends that look great. I have bought a couple of really sweet sweaters. One is a blue sweater with a little dog on the front with an animal print bow on. I had picked up an animal print button down shirt last year that matches the bow perfectly and I love wearing this little duo with jeans. I also bought an animal print sweater with red crew and red on the bottom. It can match jeans or black pants perfectly and be dressed up or down. Sweaters are hard to launder sometimes. Cold water soaks and air dry seems to be the best way. if not dry cleanable.
Audry is pleasant to watch and listen too. Love your videos.
the coldest my city gets is 12°C and i wear like 6 layers of clothes, and scarves are something i have begun to collect. I recently bought a baby alpaca baby blue scarf and I am obsessed!!! Helps me deal with winter blues (lol)
Wool socks I can’t live without. I have a couple of down skirts I wear over my jeans to keep my bums warm. Opaque leggings inside jeans is another way to keep my legs warm. Puffer jacket, gloves, hat, scarf to keep wind chill at bay. Try not to get wet because wetness feels colder. I also layer with thinner pieces, down vest, thermal/merino wool underwear, etc..
I like that you put the temperature in the videos
Loved that red plaid blazer on you!
Merry Christmas Audrey. Wishing you a happy new year too.
Hi, I see your formal coat is cut quite close to the body and you manage to wear a tailored jacket underneath, did you go one size up to allow for a jacket or jumper underneath?
I feel we have similar style. Have got everything on your list except for a hat. I found it difficult to get an elegant hat that looks good with glasses 👓 and practical. They are truly timeless and made styling in the morning so easy.
Your the best. You deserve million subscribers. Thank you.
Love your tips and your voice is so warm and lovely. Please do a simple styling video with the new length of your hair. Love it! Thanks
Classic Audrey video ... superb style ... wise advice !!! ♡♡♡
You carry yourself a lot taller than you actually are. If you didn't mention you are 5'3", I would have thought you are at least 5'7" or 5'8". Very good!
Hi Audrey, Your videos are so useful and inspirational.
Great video, Audrey! I am in England and am enjoying observing what the English women wear. I see lots of long puffers that are cinched in the waist with a hood and faux fur. I like that jacket look and it seems to keep them very warm/ protect from the rain. Merry Christmas and lots of love xx
Yes, parkas, especially lined ones are common with many, particularly in casual dress. This is partly because the are waterproof, which is useful for us. People dressing more formally eg for a corporate work role will wear traditional wool coats.
That scarf with burgundy and blues works with so much in your wardrobe...all the way to the footwear. Just wanted to let you know I am paying attention. ; ) Thanks Audrey!
You always look super stylish. I loved the lace up ankle boots, I have a pair of black Dr Martens which I wear to death and really love but I think I will start looking out for a more streamlined pair like the ones in this video. I live in the UK and our winters can range from well into the minus temperatures one day and then in double figures the next day so it seems like I am always freezing or boiling hot, layering is key.
Im about to order the camel coat the you own/the curated. Hopefully it’s a nice material & it will last for a long time
Hello,
I love your delicate voice. It is so soothing😌. Question, can you do a warm accessories video🤔? I enjoyed this video. Blessings 💕
Sometimes I need to layer up to 4 jumpers under my coat because I'm so sensitive to the cold hehe
Great video, very helpful. Thank you. Great content as usual.
Nice vidéo! Maybe you could go for really cold weather like we have in Canada! Like -20, 25
Berets=hat love! 😊❤️...big scarves...boots. 😊❤️
Love your channel.. can you give hat etiquette tips? Is south different from the north?!
Great advice, thank you, Audrey. Happy Christmas! :)
what do you think of silk underwear? I purchased a 3/4 length sleeve silk top to be worn as an undergarment. Still haven't worn it enough to make a judgement. A little more pricey compared to heat tec (my usual go-to) but more luxurious.
Could you do a video or incorporate it in one of your videos - ways to wear scarfs. The one you wear over a coat looks as though it is a square scarf. I love scarfs and prefer the square ones. I don't find the rectangular scarfs comfortable when they are just wound around my neck. Would appreciate your help. Love your videos. Thanks and happy holiday.
Hi Audrey, as usual you've covered the topic beautifully and left me with knowledge and inspiration. xo, S
love your content!!! Happy New Year!
Dubarry Galway boots. And a flat tweed cap.
Love your videos Audrey - super professional - pleasant but also very inspirational! Thank you! (And merry camas :-))
Love your tips and you look so pretty
I love your charcoal sweater, where did you get this from?
Terrific tips.
I love your videos! So calming and informative, too! 🖤
I love your kind and sweet voice ~~~
and lovely your fit.
You inspired to me when you talk on your YT.
I’m learning English actually ~~
So I listen to the video and concentrate it utterly.
Thank you always ~~
Take care ~~~
Excellent suggests
What do you wear with skirts and dresses in the winter?
love your channel...
I love the idea of one sweater, but won't it need the dry cleaners very frequently? Or do you hand wash?
How is it possible for you to wear pumps or slingbacks on bare feet when it is 7.2 °C outside?
I've always thought it was for the video/IG purposes. xD
Audrey where is your grey long coat from??
I'm curious about why you leave the 2nd button open on your black wool coat? In both instances that you picture it in your video, all other buttons are buttoned except the 2nd one. Is this intentional? Thank you!
Noticed that, too! The button is not missing, so it is interesting. :D
Hi Audrey, thank you for this video. May i ask you which mic you use to record your voice ? the Audio is very clear and nice!
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Will you make a video like this. My daughter and I follow both of 🥰🥰you. You have different styles but the common tread is a timeless elegance 💖💖
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great video.
Great ideas
I enjoy your videos. I am curious about your choice of pant length. They always seem so short. Do you ever wear pants that do not stop above your ankle? Why this pant length?
Kathy Radford I still wear longer length pants and jeans. My ankles get cold in the winter! I was always told pants should slightly break on your shoe and I think it is a classic look.
Kathy Radford she said in an older video of hers that it’s best to have pants end at the most narrow part of your ankle. It’s supposed to be the most flattering. Maybe this is why?
I agree with you Kathy, and prefer a long, clean line.
Where I live (northern plains) my ankles would FREEZE -- even on "nice" days in winter.
I have noticed on other youtubers' videos that this seems to be the style this year. I don't know if I will get used to it, but I don't think it's very flattering, not to mention it is cold in the winter. Even men are wearing shorter pants, which really looks weird.
Beautiful 🦋♥️🌷⚘
Hi Audrey, I miss seeing the small, colourful scarves you wear at your neck...love the colour and structure they add to your face and overall looks.
Do you size up your sweater so you can have a shirt under it? :0)
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The new grey coat from the Curated looks great on you Audrey, glad you chose a new silhouette, I think it can be styled in so many ways, looking forward to seeing it in your future videos.
Me, a Canadian, noticing that not a single "winter" temperature was under 0°C : Oh, that's cute.
Great ideas but not my style , all I have ,just a bit different in presentation. Great ideas
Couldn't find the link to the under pants leggings. 😢
None of the links works for me. 🙁
If you don’t have a video on hats, would you do one?
You definitely don't look like a pettite. Most of siluethes look really good on you, as oposed to me as a pettite
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Great tips as always....For anyone reading the comment section,can someone tell me please if fleece lined denims really work ? Or do they look too bulky and make the infamous camel toe,when you wear them? I do love denims but find them too cold to wear in winters even in India where it is warmer than the rest of the world...
I feel my thermal leggins are sooo much warmer than any woven pants I ever had. So no one gets me out of my dresses.
I too wear skirts and leggins un the winter.
any recommendations? I am a skirt/dress girl too!!
I am a huge fan of berets - does anyone know of a good quality and classic VEGAN beret? So no wool. I can only find the occasional wacky one :(
Just wanted to say I absolutely love your style , and your inspiration in my style . Classic chic and beautiful , I cant thank you enough .
Great tips and advice! I love your ideas! But Anna Wintour is rolling her eyes every time you say chic... lets use another word to describe your style. Love your videos!!!!! ❤️
Dead of winter
Height of summer 👍
How do you not get makeup all over your hat?
Early 🐈
Что за кошечка
Do you have some causal styles also? you such a young woman and sometimes dressed like a 40-50 years old. I think a younger fashion suits you very well.
Wool socks I can’t live without. I have a couple of down skirts I wear over my jeans to keep my bums warm. Opaque leggings inside jeans is another way to keep my legs warm. Puffer jacket, gloves, hat, scarf to keep wind chill at bay. Try not to get wet because wetness feels colder. I also layer with thinner pieces, down vest, thermal/merino wool underwear, etc..