I wpuñd never spend that amou t of money on clothing I invest instead which is why a college professor could retire at 50 with no pension. I wear vintage and last year Ralph Lauren sold in ky foreign country u der $25 USD for blazers! I am chic and elegant. I own no designer bags those tens of thousand of dollars are in the market EARNING for me and have been for 20 years of retirememt. Be wise with your money. I vintage shop when I am in the USA. I have a beautiful collection of clothing. Sometimes I will add a Zara piece in a trend but my upscale foundation pieces elevate that one more current piece. I mix high amd low but most everything I have was once high end. Cñassics do not go out of style. I have a large blazer collection fitted to looser but never oversize I have a small frame. I have waist length to upper thigh riding riding style blazers and everything in between so can pretty much duplicate what is in style in blazers at any one time. Blazers tend to be my jacket and coat weight items in cool weather it wool because I live ina mountain tropical climate. I dont have to have distinct summer vs winter wear. I also have a great jewelry collected curated for decades from chunky to slender weight and size so dont buy much new there either. It really becomes easier to dress as you get older and know your colors, best shapes and mostly what to stay away FROM. Never buy anything just because it is "trendy" onñy what will work well for you over the long haul. Your nank and invetmemt accounts will thank you when you are retired and you will be more attractively attired tham when you were young. These are skills that csn be learned and refined over your lifetime, just like investing.
Very useful video. Thanks.
Thanks for your new video! Always helpful. /Marie from Sweden
Thank you from Ireland 🇮🇪
I would like a review of light weight, below the knee raincoats that can be folded into a suitcase and not take up much room. And below $500.
I wpuñd never spend that amou t of money on clothing I invest instead which is why a college professor could retire at 50 with no pension. I wear vintage and last year Ralph Lauren sold in ky foreign country u der $25 USD for blazers! I am chic and elegant. I own no designer bags those tens of thousand of dollars are in the market EARNING for me and have been for 20 years of retirememt. Be wise with your money. I vintage shop when I am in the USA. I have a beautiful collection of clothing. Sometimes I will add a Zara piece in a trend but my upscale foundation pieces elevate that one more current piece. I mix high amd low but most everything I have was once high end. Cñassics do not go out of style. I have a large blazer collection fitted to looser but never oversize I have a small frame. I have waist length to upper thigh riding riding style blazers and everything in between so can pretty much duplicate what is in style in blazers at any one time. Blazers tend to be my jacket and coat weight items in cool weather it wool because I live ina mountain tropical climate. I dont have to have distinct summer vs winter wear. I also have a great jewelry collected curated for decades from chunky to slender weight and size so dont buy much new there either. It really becomes easier to dress as you get older and know your colors, best shapes and mostly what to stay away FROM. Never buy anything just because it is "trendy" onñy what will work well for you over the long haul.
Your nank and invetmemt accounts will thank you when you are retired and you will be more attractively attired tham when you were young. These are skills that csn be learned and refined over your lifetime, just like investing.
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