Definitely with you on the natural materials topic - I've got two vintage fur coats that i love and that are at least as warm as modern winter jackets, and just recently i managed to snatch a very luxurious suede/sheepskin coat that i've been on the lookout for so long, for just 45€(!) on vinted! Really hoping i get to wear it at least once soon, since where i live it's getting kinda warm rn... Anyways, thank you so much for encouraging me to wear more skirts and in general feminine looks in winter times😊
Always so envious of people who can bear wool on their body 🥲 but with layers underneath it’s doable at times! And yes, suede and leather and a good warm hat make all the difference 😊😊
I love my kilts from the 60s and 70s, if you think about it you have 3 layers of fabric on each pleat, so they keep you extra toasty. I've also successfully hiked in wool trousers and I'm happy to report they're so much warmer and breathable than modern polyester-y alternatives. A suggestion: suede is leather but it's not water repellent! if you want to keep it pristine don't let it touch rain. It'll probably stain and ruin your suede garment forever. There are protective sprays for shoes, coats, etc. that make it waterproof
Thank you for pointing it out! I got so confused because I just impregnate everything so it’s water repellant but I forgot to make that clear in the video xx I love all the wool garments too! They’re perfect for the cold weather ❄️
Unfortunately I am very allergic to wool, it makes me break out in hives. But I do like the different ways that you layer your clothes. Love from Marysville, California
Definitely with you on the natural materials topic - I've got two vintage fur coats that i love and that are at least as warm as modern winter jackets, and just recently i managed to snatch a very luxurious suede/sheepskin coat that i've been on the lookout for so long, for just 45€(!) on vinted! Really hoping i get to wear it at least once soon, since where i live it's getting kinda warm rn...
Anyways, thank you so much for encouraging me to wear more skirts and in general feminine looks in winter times😊
Always so envious of people who can bear wool on their body 🥲 but with layers underneath it’s doable at times! And yes, suede and leather and a good warm hat make all the difference 😊😊
Great tips!
Hi Emma! Thanks for the tips 👍I am from Quebec Canada and it gets intensely glacial… layering is the best way to go😅
I love my kilts from the 60s and 70s, if you think about it you have 3 layers of fabric on each pleat, so they keep you extra toasty.
I've also successfully hiked in wool trousers and I'm happy to report they're so much warmer and breathable than modern polyester-y alternatives.
A suggestion: suede is leather but it's not water repellent! if you want to keep it pristine don't let it touch rain. It'll probably stain and ruin your suede garment forever. There are protective sprays for shoes, coats, etc. that make it waterproof
Thank you for pointing it out! I got so confused because I just impregnate everything so it’s water repellant but I forgot to make that clear in the video xx
I love all the wool garments too! They’re perfect for the cold weather ❄️
Unfortunately I am very allergic to wool, it makes me break out in hives. But I do like the different ways that you layer your clothes. Love from Marysville, California
Just love the fur coats, and boots at the end, cant wait for the vlog 😊
Thank you for the tips Emma! Here it is almost impossible to wear skirts with this cold!
So true! I try to layer as much as possible but sometimes it’s just freezing. Stay warm doll xx