Your videos have the quality of instruction of a college course. It’s amazing that we are able to access your videos for free, you could easily charge for a master class.
At this point, it feels like learning about the Kibbe and Kitchener systems was just a step towards understanding how you talk about style. Even though you're inspired by them, you create comprehensive guides to style that touch on super useful things that we could never learn from reading their books, and honestly I like the outfits you put together more than their examples, too. Like... yeah you're talking about their systems, but your take on things feels so elevated that it feels like you're the next level.
This is such a kind compliment and it really means a lot! I truly have a lot of respect for Kitchener and Kibbe and I don't want to infringe or spread misinformation. So I'm glad that people can appreciate my pov and my skill set and see how it overlaps or could be potentially used with such great creators systems! Thank you again, this made my day!
That was amazing! You're amazing! And that fabric 😍 Random anecdote: Back in the 70s, my mom's uncle (who was a sailor) gave her a gorgeous piece of a similarly colored blue silk from China and she made a "Jackie O" style suit. I absolutely loved looking at and touching it. I secretly wanted to wear it when I grew up, but it's long-since disappeared. This brought back a sweet childhood memory. ❤
As a person who sews, I am enjoying learning how to select fabric and designs for my body type. Thank you! I am a dramatic, classic, true summer and any ideas that come up in your fabric shopping would be greatly appreciated. Regarding my vote for your next fabric, I like texture in fabric, so B it is.
Thank you for the suggestions- I’ll keep an eye out when I go fabric shopping. And I’m enjoying putting my designer skills to use, glad it’s helping with your sewing journey. It’s such a rewarding process to make your own clothes
FABRIC B I could watch you do this all day... i love the outfits you come up with I aspire to learn how to sew, and this really helps to not take a fabric or pattern at face value and really get creative in how it can be flattering to different types
I love seeing the Bright Spring palette coming to live on you! I'd have never guessed that that pale yellow belonged to the bright palette, but it all clicks when seeing it in combination with your lipstick + complexion. AND I appreciate you bringing depth to a platform that's not always known for its depth.
Yes, the bright spring palette (like all palettes) is really expansive and includes every "version" of each color. It's been a fun pivot so far. I appreciate your comment a lot, thank you!
15:48 "a whole video about ornamentation" - that would be amazing! I hope at some point you will treat us with such video. Fabric A. I wonder when flower prints become abstract enough to not be considered romantic anymore.
I think flower prints have so many stylization options that they can really be malleable when it comes to essences and design. And yes, I think an ornamentation video would be helpful. I have so many video ideas, I need to increase my productivity workflow haha
I love this series, especially in how you talk about fabric weight! This is something i was thinking about independently (I wear a lot of long skirts in linen but i've been realizing lately it's a heavier fabric than i want to wear) and so you getting into the details of what shapes different fabrics make has been so visually helpful. I also love seeing your fashion designs with the fabric in question, and I'm grateful you spotlighted classic in this one! I also like your thoughts about how fast fashion impacts the industry and makes it less likely that any of us are wearing tailored pieces.
Fabric B looks entrancing. Love all the information packed into this video. I still regret an Easter dress from the 90s where I ignored the fabric recommendations. I should have picked a stiffer fabric with more body.
Ha, yes fabric recommendations are usually on point when they come with patterns. But depending on your skill and patience level you can always tweak a pattern to work for a specific fabric
I appreciate your analysis of how the color sub-seasons relate between the fabric and the palette, and especially how to use the fabric to fit personal style and essences.
I think this could work as dramatic (big scale, heavier weight) + ingenue (small flowers) blend, I see both boldness and delicacy. At least it was my first thought how to make it work. If the print was in black&white I would definitely place it in dramatic+ingenue category. And overall I have a soft spot for dramatic+ingenue blend so I'm obviously biased. Btw, whose small scale flowers in darker prints from grunge aesthetic are dramatic+ingenue+natural for me. Your "intense relaxation" definition was so good and insightful.
So helpful! Designing different pieces for different Kibbe IDs with accessories and hair really allowed me to understand fully how to blend the weight of fabric, color, pattern, design. Please do one that fits a Kibbe natural, soft summer. A video on ornamentation would be extremely beneficial.
As an "advanced beginner" sewist attempting to make my whole wardrobe, I am absolutely loving this video series!! Please do all the fabrics. I would be especially intrigued to see what you can design with jersey / brushed sweater knits. (I am a Dramatic with Natural Ethereal Romantic Essence living in very casual Australia :D :D :D)
I love this series and I vote for B as next time’s fabric 🌈 I find this series really informative and I love that you show different outfit options with it.
Great video, thank you! For when you go shopping: I would so love a dive into the cool winter season. As a soft winter type thing it’s so underrepresented! For essences I‘d love dramatic, natural, ethereal or maybe even gamine vibes!
As another sewist, I appreciate this very much! This is definitely what I do when I buy fabric, because I love wools so much but it doesn't always fit my classic/ romantic essence. I vote for B.
Great job, once again. 🤩The part where you showed your own designs really elevated this video to the next level. As I was watching, I was trying to imagine what I personally would make from that fabric for each of the types. For example, for the dramatic I immediately thought about a long panel dress, for the romantic my mind went straight to drapes (even though you explained why that wouldn't work with such a stiff fabric!) and for gamine I imagined a short 60s dress. I've been learning about style, but this really showed me how I am still kind of limited in my understanding of what suits the different types! Once you revealed your designs I was each time so impressed with how exciting they felt. I mean, I was only able to imagine 3 simple dresses out of that fabric but yours were all so distinct! I can totally imagine Cate Blanchett wearing a cape like that and Helena Bonham Carter on the red carpet in that romantic dress. In the beginning of this video I thought that the fabric with its opposing elements (stiff fabric, dainty pattern) would make it hard for anyone to pull off, but you showed the versatility of it and it gave me a lot to think about. I'll have to go and look again at some of the garments in my own wardrobe that I have deemed "too hard" to wear! 😁
I'm so glad it helped you expand your interpretations of the fabric! I love to design, so this was a fun exercise for me as well. A short 60's dress would have also been fun for the gamines!
You really are the best in this Gaby. Love the last videos with the fabrics, and love that you can draw and design as well, you look really happy teaching us 😊. Looking forward to more videos like these and thank you. I vote C and B, those look quite interesting, and tricky, and may be difficult for mortals like us haha
Yes I went to school for fashion design at Parsons and spent many years as a designer, so sewing and designing are things I love. It's fun to merge all these things together. I'm glad you like it! And yes I think B and C will be interesting, will definitely be doing them soon
@@Gabriellearrudadesign I remember you did, that's why I enjoy seeing you explaining and teaching us, your eyes shine, and is not only because of the BSp colours haha. You are doing an amazing job in your channel and your work in general. Thank you again for teaching us so many things with such love and dedication ☺️
Would love a vid about dries van noten printed garments. Have you seen the lovely lil vid where they take pictures of flowers in their garden for a collwction?! So good.
This is so fascinating!! Thank you for really digging into fabric and design- it helps me visualize the different essences and how to read patterns with different colors and scale. Would love to see B. I have thoughts and want to check my gut . Thank you!!
A!!! Or D!!!!! Or both. Or all of them. I tried to guess before you enlightened us…And was VERY WRONG lol. If you have any super busy prints, or animal prints, I’d love to see those too! Also would love the ornamentation video !!
I’d like to see B. I would also love to see a video where you dress up in all the seasons. I think that would be helpful. I know you have blog posts so the video doesn’t need to be as in depth. I loved this video btw.
The moment the hair embellishnent droppped off: Oh no! It was so charming on you! Thank you for another awesome vid! I wonder about fabric A, because as I am an SD with deal of classic essence "big everything - big print, big hair, big curve"recomendation definitely clashes with me. The brocade print from this video would be goooood. But still i wonder if the big loud prints are conquerable. ❤
Ha, I know. It's a lovely hair accessory but a bit high maintenance. I will definitely do all the fabrics I showed eventually- and I'll try to keep this question in mind when I do A
As a beginner sewist this is VERY interesting!!! I'm looking forward to seeing more of these types of videos. Thank you 😊 Question : what do you plan to do with this fabric? (or should I say these fabrics)
This fabric I've had for years from my designer days when I ran my own fashion line. I plan to eventually make something with it (especially the ones in my season lol)
We call this fabric Shanghai in Pakistan. It was very trendy in late 80s and 90s for formal wear. Infact I have seen it as duvet covers and beddings for bridal Trousseau.
Love the video series! 🎉 17:59 Regarding fabric shopping suggestions, could you look out for a fabric that accommodates a Soft Dramatic Kibbe Body Type, a Gamine-Ethereal-Natural Kitchener Style Essence and a Bright/Cool/Deep Summer Color Season! ❤😮
Loved the video. Just wondering if you have anything in the pipeline to discuss your seasonal colour analysis and how being typed as a bright spring has altered your moodboard and wardrobe?
Yes I do plan to do a video about it, but it will probably be mid-summer. I have a few more videos that I want to create first. And I'd like it to be around the time I start offering in-person color analysis. Not too much has changed with my moodboard though!
Where did you get the color fans from? I've been looking to buy a bright spring version (I was professionally misstyped as a bright winter, so I only have a bright winter one)
Could you also share the various fabric types E.g will lycra be a good choice for a classic. It should not be as it very synthetic but it falls nicely. But is that fall classy enough for a classic?
Ive been typed light spring ethereal (50), natural (30), dramatic (20), but dont like Amy recommendations for this essence combination as I am only 5'4" and it all seems to be for some really tall people. Can you please share some fabric & stylic ideas?
I've been typed with 2 of those & am 5'2" - I just tend to wear well-fitted tops & high waisted straight or flare pants that flow long to the floor...& high waisted midi (not maxi unless a hi-low form) length skirts. As a soft gamine in Kibbe, that works ok for me, as long as I keep my fabrics light & mid weight, not heavy & stiff for me. If your Kibbe ID is different than mine, that would change things, I guess.
These are from NDU colors. If you use my link you can get 10% off your order : nducolors.com/discount/ARRUDA10 These are the fans I use for in-person analysis as well, they are great!
I did flamboyant natural in kibbe but didn’t do Kitchener natural- Kitcheners natural wouldn’t seamlessly pair with this fabric. But kibbes natural would
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Your videos have the quality of instruction of a college course. It’s amazing that we are able to access your videos for free, you could easily charge for a master class.
That means a lot to me! Providing value and authenticity is really important to me, so it's very rewarding to hear this!
I agree! And I would pay for the content too because I learnt so much already
At this point, it feels like learning about the Kibbe and Kitchener systems was just a step towards understanding how you talk about style. Even though you're inspired by them, you create comprehensive guides to style that touch on super useful things that we could never learn from reading their books, and honestly I like the outfits you put together more than their examples, too. Like... yeah you're talking about their systems, but your take on things feels so elevated that it feels like you're the next level.
This is such a kind compliment and it really means a lot! I truly have a lot of respect for Kitchener and Kibbe and I don't want to infringe or spread misinformation. So I'm glad that people can appreciate my pov and my skill set and see how it overlaps or could be potentially used with such great creators systems! Thank you again, this made my day!
That was amazing! You're amazing! And that fabric 😍 Random anecdote: Back in the 70s, my mom's uncle (who was a sailor) gave her a gorgeous piece of a similarly colored blue silk from China and she made a "Jackie O" style suit. I absolutely loved looking at and touching it. I secretly wanted to wear it when I grew up, but it's long-since disappeared. This brought back a sweet childhood memory. ❤
I love that! I have fond fabric memories as well 🤗 they can really make an imprint
Yes to the video about accents and accessories!
Noted!
I'm a classic and I have a dress pattern almost exactly like the dress you designed for classics, that I have made many times over!
That's a great pattern design for classics!
As a person who sews, I am enjoying learning how to select fabric and designs for my body type. Thank you! I am a dramatic, classic, true summer and any ideas that come up in your fabric shopping would be greatly appreciated. Regarding my vote for your next fabric, I like texture in fabric, so B it is.
Thank you for the suggestions- I’ll keep an eye out when I go fabric shopping. And I’m enjoying putting my designer skills to use, glad it’s helping with your sewing journey. It’s such a rewarding process to make your own clothes
FABRIC B
I could watch you do this all day... i love the outfits you come up with
I aspire to learn how to sew, and this really helps to not take a fabric or pattern at face value and really get creative in how it can be flattering to different types
Thank you! It feels good to be able to design again
Very useful the tip on how to use a heavier fabric for romantic lines!
Glad it was helpful!
This really gave me something to think about in terms of the small scale print vs the large scale impression
Yes, sometimes we get so zoomed in on the details we forget to back up and look at it from a holistic view
This fabric is so beautiful!!
I think so too!
Keep going with this series please! This is seriously so helpful
That’s the plan! I really enjoy doing these 👍🏻
I love seeing the Bright Spring palette coming to live on you! I'd have never guessed that that pale yellow belonged to the bright palette, but it all clicks when seeing it in combination with your lipstick + complexion. AND I appreciate you bringing depth to a platform that's not always known for its depth.
Yes, the bright spring palette (like all palettes) is really expansive and includes every "version" of each color. It's been a fun pivot so far. I appreciate your comment a lot, thank you!
As a confirmed bright spring and possibly dramatic classic that episode felt surreal
That's so exciting!
15:48 "a whole video about ornamentation" - that would be amazing! I hope at some point you will treat us with such video.
Fabric A.
I wonder when flower prints become abstract enough to not be considered romantic anymore.
I think flower prints have so many stylization options that they can really be malleable when it comes to essences and design. And yes, I think an ornamentation video would be helpful. I have so many video ideas, I need to increase my productivity workflow haha
I love this series, especially in how you talk about fabric weight! This is something i was thinking about independently (I wear a lot of long skirts in linen but i've been realizing lately it's a heavier fabric than i want to wear) and so you getting into the details of what shapes different fabrics make has been so visually helpful. I also love seeing your fashion designs with the fabric in question, and I'm grateful you spotlighted classic in this one! I also like your thoughts about how fast fashion impacts the industry and makes it less likely that any of us are wearing tailored pieces.
I’m so glad you like it! If there’s anything you want me to spotlight next let me know 🤗
Loving this, it feels like a culmination of all your channel’s content! Really great way to put everything together
I feel like I’m using my fashion design degree too finally 😂😂 so goes even further than my channel
That lipstick is perfection on you. This type of detailed breakdown is so helpful. Thank you for all you do! You have educated me so much.
Thank you! I'm loving the BS lipsticks so far. I'm glad you've found these vidoes educational!
Brocade was very interesting! Now B please
B is going to be next!
Fabric B looks entrancing.
Love all the information packed into this video. I still regret an Easter dress from the 90s where I ignored the fabric recommendations. I should have picked a stiffer fabric with more body.
Ha, yes fabric recommendations are usually on point when they come with patterns. But depending on your skill and patience level you can always tweak a pattern to work for a specific fabric
Your makeup is slaying in this video. That's it. That's all I wanted to say.
Thank you! I'm enjoying the BS makeup a lot
Thank you!! This is great I'd love to see thé b fabric. Have a Goodyear day!!!❤❤❤
B will be next 👍🏻
Damn you look STUNNING in this pale yellow dress the cut is so mesmerizing on you! ! Love the entire outfit!
Thank you so much!
I appreciate your analysis of how the color sub-seasons relate between the fabric and the palette, and especially how to use the fabric to fit personal style and essences.
Glad it was helpful!
I absolutely love this video! I want to see a video using fabric, b.
Fabric B will be next!
I think this could work as dramatic (big scale, heavier weight) + ingenue (small flowers) blend, I see both boldness and delicacy. At least it was my first thought how to make it work.
If the print was in black&white I would definitely place it in dramatic+ingenue category.
And overall I have a soft spot for dramatic+ingenue blend so I'm obviously biased.
Btw, whose small scale flowers in darker prints from grunge aesthetic are dramatic+ingenue+natural for me. Your "intense relaxation" definition was so good and insightful.
Yes, there's lots of ways to make it work for different blends for sure! I can see what you mean with DI
So helpful! Designing different pieces for different Kibbe IDs with accessories and hair really allowed me to understand fully how to blend the weight of fabric, color, pattern, design.
Please do one that fits a Kibbe natural, soft summer.
A video on ornamentation would be extremely beneficial.
I will keep that in mind when I go fabric shopping!
The whole video I just kept going, "Gamine! What about Gamine?!" 😂
Haha, I know= it could look so cute for a gamine!
As an "advanced beginner" sewist attempting to make my whole wardrobe, I am absolutely loving this video series!! Please do all the fabrics. I would be especially intrigued to see what you can design with jersey / brushed sweater knits. (I am a Dramatic with Natural Ethereal Romantic Essence living in very casual Australia :D :D :D)
I will keep an eye out for some brushed sweater knits and jerseys when I go fabric shopping next!
I love this series and I vote for B as next time’s fabric 🌈 I find this series really informative and I love that you show different outfit options with it.
I’m working on B now, should be out next week!
@@Gabriellearrudadesign yay!!!
Great video, thank you! For when you go shopping: I would so love a dive into the cool winter season. As a soft winter type thing it’s so underrepresented! For essences I‘d love dramatic, natural, ethereal or maybe even gamine vibes!
I'll keep it in mind! Thank you for the suggestion
I love this series! So insightful and gives me a lot to think about! I vote Fabric A and B
Thank you! and noted! I think fabric B will be next
Love this! I want to see B!
I think B is winning right now!
I really like this style of video that starts from the fabric! Excited for more. I'd like to see fabric D!
Glad you like it! And noted 👍🏻
As another sewist, I appreciate this very much! This is definitely what I do when I buy fabric, because I love wools so much but it doesn't always fit my classic/ romantic essence.
I vote for B.
Sewing can give you a lot of freedom, so there's probably some wools out there that could work!
Amazing video, thank you! Your content is much deeper than most. Really appreciate your channel and email content.
I appreciate that! Thank you!
Great job, once again. 🤩The part where you showed your own designs really elevated this video to the next level. As I was watching, I was trying to imagine what I personally would make from that fabric for each of the types. For example, for the dramatic I immediately thought about a long panel dress, for the romantic my mind went straight to drapes (even though you explained why that wouldn't work with such a stiff fabric!) and for gamine I imagined a short 60s dress. I've been learning about style, but this really showed me how I am still kind of limited in my understanding of what suits the different types! Once you revealed your designs I was each time so impressed with how exciting they felt. I mean, I was only able to imagine 3 simple dresses out of that fabric but yours were all so distinct! I can totally imagine Cate Blanchett wearing a cape like that and Helena Bonham Carter on the red carpet in that romantic dress.
In the beginning of this video I thought that the fabric with its opposing elements (stiff fabric, dainty pattern) would make it hard for anyone to pull off, but you showed the versatility of it and it gave me a lot to think about. I'll have to go and look again at some of the garments in my own wardrobe that I have deemed "too hard" to wear! 😁
I'm so glad it helped you expand your interpretations of the fabric! I love to design, so this was a fun exercise for me as well. A short 60's dress would have also been fun for the gamines!
You really are the best in this Gaby. Love the last videos with the fabrics, and love that you can draw and design as well, you look really happy teaching us 😊.
Looking forward to more videos like these and thank you.
I vote C and B, those look quite interesting, and tricky, and may be difficult for mortals like us haha
Yes I went to school for fashion design at Parsons and spent many years as a designer, so sewing and designing are things I love. It's fun to merge all these things together. I'm glad you like it! And yes I think B and C will be interesting, will definitely be doing them soon
@@Gabriellearrudadesign I remember you did, that's why I enjoy seeing you explaining and teaching us, your eyes shine, and is not only because of the BSp colours haha. You are doing an amazing job in your channel and your work in general.
Thank you again for teaching us so many things with such love and dedication ☺️
@@Kari_L12 Thank you so much! that's so encouraging to hear! Made my day!
@@Gabriellearrudadesign ☺️✨
Fabric B please, your vidéo are Amazing ❤❤
Thank you- I’m working on B now!
I love the dramatic coat. I would wear that design. Gorgeous. 💖
Thank you! Glad my designer roots are finally coming into my content lol
Looooove those videos, help me understand the essences better, actually 😊🎉❤
Glad you like them!
Love these, so much fun. C next please 💓♥💛💚
They’re fun to make too! 🤗
Would love a vid about dries van noten printed garments. Have you seen the lovely lil vid where they take pictures of flowers in their garden for a collwction?! So good.
I haven’t! I love them, will check it out. Thank you!
Looking forward to the ornamentation video! Next time you go fabric shopping, would love to see romantic-ethereal-ingenue ideas ❤
Ooh interesting suggestion, I'll keep an eye out for it!
Fabric B
Thanks for this video. This is really very helpfull. You're one of a kind.
Thank you, that’s so nice of you to say! B will be next 🤗
Your knowledgeableness... Is refreshing on youtube!! I have to watch sewing content to get more in depth about fabric and fit usually :)
Thank you so much! My background is in fashion design, so this type of content is right up my alley!
This video is especially helpful for a sewist in the personal styling world
Glad to hear this!
This is so helpful! I would love to see D.
Noted!
I’d like to see A) this is a game changer!
I will do them all eventually!
I haven’t watched yet, but what a great video idea!
Thanks! This is the second video in this series. I plan to do more if people continue to find them helpful!
Invaluable information, demonstrated. More please.
Thank you! I plan to continue the series!
This is so fascinating!! Thank you for really digging into fabric and design- it helps me visualize the different essences and how to read patterns with different colors and scale. Would love to see B. I have thoughts and want to check my gut . Thank you!!
I'm so glad you liked it! I think B will be next!
B please! Your videos are extremely helpful!
Thank you! I think B will be next 👍🏻
A!!! Or D!!!!! Or both. Or all of them. I tried to guess before you enlightened us…And was VERY WRONG lol. If you have any super busy prints, or animal prints, I’d love to see those too! Also would love the ornamentation video !!
I'm going to definitely add some animal prints when I go fabric shopping, I think they can be really interesting when it comes to essences
Love that serie !
So glad to hear this! I really like making these videos
They all look equally difficult, lol. I am curious about fabric C
That is an interesting one 👀🤗
This style of video is so fun! Fabric B, please.
I think B is going to be next!
I’d like to see B. I would also love to see a video where you dress up in all the seasons. I think that would be helpful. I know you have blog posts so the video doesn’t need to be as in depth. I loved this video btw.
I don't think I have clothes from all the seasons unfortunately.. I've done too many closet audits, and purged a lot of pieces.
The moment the hair embellishnent droppped off: Oh no! It was so charming on you! Thank you for another awesome vid!
I wonder about fabric A, because as I am an SD with deal of classic essence "big everything - big print, big hair, big curve"recomendation definitely clashes with me. The brocade print from this video would be goooood. But still i wonder if the big loud prints are conquerable. ❤
Ha, I know. It's a lovely hair accessory but a bit high maintenance. I will definitely do all the fabrics I showed eventually- and I'll try to keep this question in mind when I do A
As a beginner sewist this is VERY interesting!!! I'm looking forward to seeing more of these types of videos. Thank you 😊
Question : what do you plan to do with this fabric? (or should I say these fabrics)
This fabric I've had for years from my designer days when I ran my own fashion line. I plan to eventually make something with it (especially the ones in my season lol)
This is a super fun series!
So glad to hear that! I like making these videos
We call this fabric Shanghai in Pakistan. It was very trendy in late 80s and 90s for formal wear. Infact I have seen it as duvet covers and beddings for bridal Trousseau.
B. please.
Great video! I love how you explain your thinking process. Where did you get your colour fans from?
NDU fans- I have a 10% coupon ARRUDA10 because I work with them for my sci art consultations
Love the video series! 🎉 17:59 Regarding fabric shopping suggestions, could you look out for a fabric that accommodates a Soft Dramatic Kibbe Body Type, a Gamine-Ethereal-Natural Kitchener Style Essence and a Bright/Cool/Deep Summer Color Season! ❤😮
I'll keep it in mind!
@@Gabriellearrudadesign Thank you so much!
Correction: Deep Summer. ❤
Fabric B, pls!
Do B! It seems wild and crazy
As one sewist to another, you must have an amazing fabric stash! Where are your favorite places to shop?
Most of it was from ny shops and wholesale. Mood fabrics is great too and they ship
Loved the video. Just wondering if you have anything in the pipeline to discuss your seasonal colour analysis and how being typed as a bright spring has altered your moodboard and wardrobe?
Yes I do plan to do a video about it, but it will probably be mid-summer. I have a few more videos that I want to create first. And I'd like it to be around the time I start offering in-person color analysis. Not too much has changed with my moodboard though!
I vote for C!
Noted!
Fabric B, please.
Yes!!!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
🤗
Where did you get the color fans from? I've been looking to buy a bright spring version (I was professionally misstyped as a bright winter, so I only have a bright winter one)
The main ones I use are from NDU colors. If you use my link you can get 10% off your order: nducolors.com/discount/ARRUDA10
Could you also share the various fabric types E.g will lycra be a good choice for a classic. It should not be as it very synthetic but it falls nicely. But is that fall classy enough for a classic?
This could be a great video, I'll try to make it! But fabric alone won't dictate whether it would work for a body type or essence blend
Ive been typed light spring ethereal (50), natural (30), dramatic (20), but dont like Amy recommendations for this essence combination as I am only 5'4" and it all seems to be for some really tall people. Can you please share some fabric & stylic ideas?
I've been typed with 2 of those & am 5'2" - I just tend to wear well-fitted tops & high waisted straight or flare pants that flow long to the floor...& high waisted midi (not maxi unless a hi-low form) length skirts. As a soft gamine in Kibbe, that works ok for me, as long as I keep my fabrics light & mid weight, not heavy & stiff for me. If your Kibbe ID is different than mine, that would change things, I guess.
I vote for B PLEASEEEE
I think B will be next!
@@Gabriellearrudadesign aww yayyyyy
B, please!
Editing that video now!! 👍🏻
@@Gabriellearrudadesign Yay! These are so interesting and informative! Thank you!
B
Noted!
Where can I get color palette flutter fans like you ?
These are from NDU colors. If you use my link you can get 10% off your order : nducolors.com/discount/ARRUDA10
These are the fans I use for in-person analysis as well, they are great!
C!!! Please or A 😊
Where can i get those palettes with all the different colors of the seasons?
They are from NDU colors, if you use my link you get 10% off your order: nducolors.com/discount/ARRUDA10
They are such a useful tool!
B ❤️
I think that one will be next!
Wait? I thought she was in the winter palette. Did that change?
Me? I completed my sci art color analysis certification and in that process it was determined I’m a bright spring 👍🏻
@@Gabriellearrudadesign oh ok. Sorry I made a mistake. I thought in one of your videos you mentioned you were a winter.
D please
Noted!
A.😊
Hey ! How about natural? 🥲 I love this kind of fabric, I would have loved an idea for a natural .
I did flamboyant natural in kibbe but didn’t do Kitchener natural- Kitcheners natural wouldn’t seamlessly pair with this fabric. But kibbes natural would