I love when people like you find there own style of life and share with others for inspiration. I love that your video reflect your lifestyle by not sharing to much. Lovely dog, so sweet
I truly appreciate your kind words! It means a lot to hear that my videos resonate with you. I strive to share my minimalist journey authentically. It's heartwarming to know that it inspires others. And yes, our pup is such a sweet heart. Thank you again for your comment!
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts! It's great to hear that you appreciate minimalism and have streamlined your house with basics. I can relate! After simplifying my wardrobe to mostly black, I didn't anticipate adding colors back in. But after consulting a color analyst recently, I found a palette that suits me, and I've been gradually making changes to my all-black wardrobe. Stay tuned for updates in the near future. Thanks again for dropping by!
I like the way you pack the carry on. I have narrowed it down to 10 clothing items for myself when packing mine. That way it’s not over the weight limits and I don’t waste time checking a bag when flying.
Thank you for your comment! Packing light can definitely make traveling more convenient. It's impressive that you've narrowed it down to just 10 clothing items. Not only does it help avoid weight limits and save time, but it also makes everything more streamlined. Thanks for sharing your tip!
@@SimplicityPlus You did it with 8. Also impressive! Ppl forget the power of washing your clothes. You don’t need a whole bunch of stuff to wear if you just wash your clothes more often. Don’t go as extreme as Jackie Chan tho. He only packs 2 underwear when traveling the world and everyday he does “wear one, wash one” 🤣
Absolutely, washing your clothes can indeed make a big difference! When I travel, I usually try to find a hotel with a laundry facility or nearby coin laundries so I can pack fewer clothes and travel light. Jackie Chan's approach is definitely on the extreme side, but it's given me an idea - the "wear one, wash one" strategy while traveling. Finding the right balance between minimalism and practicality feels key. Thanks for sharing this anecdote!
Hey! Thanks so much for the support and kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the content, fellow minimalist! 😃 I'll be starting to work on a follow-up to this wardrobe video and looking forward to sharing it with you next month. Thanks again for dropping a comment!
Unnecessary, but effective. I like the idea of a uniform too. But rather than sticking to one color only, i stick to neutral colors only. That way everything still goes with everything no matter which item i pick. My uniform, however, is the items rather than the colors: polo short, chino pants, neutral color sneakers (no white soles) or Black captoe oxfords depending on the occasion.
That sounds like a smart approach! Having a uniform based on specific items rather than colors offers flexibility while maintaining a cohesive look. Neutral colors indeed provide versatility, ensuring that everything coordinates easily. It's all about finding what works best for your style and lifestyle. But why no white soles? Easy to get dirty??
@@SimplicityPlus Agreed. It’s from years of trial and error that i came up with this uniform. First and foremost it’s comfortable, it can easily be dressed up or dressed down with footwear, and it fits into most dress codes so i won’t be turned away from various social gatherings requiring a collared shirt. And yes, white gets dirty very easily. Although i take care of my clothes I’m not willing to go THAT far and have to clean my sneakers as often as it would require. Plus, i just never liked what clothes in general. I have always preferred Black as my neutral since i was a child. And if not Black then grey.
It sounds like you've found a great balance with your uniform! Comfort and versatility are definitely key when it comes to clothing choices, especially for various social gatherings. I completely understand the appeal of sticking to neutral colors like black or grey - they're timeless and easy to coordinate with. And white does require more maintenance. I do like white shoes tho! It's all about finding what works best for you and your lifestyle. Thanks for sharing your insights!
If you want to dress more dressy but still want to avoid decision fatigue, go through your dress pants/shirts/shoes and put together outfits you enjoy; then take a quality photo of each one including the shoes in the photo. Now you can have an "album" where you can see yourself in several outfits and pick the right one for the occasion at a glance. 6 or 7 outfits/photos should be enough to get you through the week. Alternatively, you can get suit hangers even if you don't wear suits, and pair together the pants/shirt/tie all on one hanger. Maybe include a note as to which dress shoes to match it with. You should have a black and brown pair at minimum.
Thank you for your thoughtful suggestion! While I appreciate the idea of creating a wardrobe for dressier occasions, my focus is primarily on fit, comfort, and versatility in my daily attire. Living in California, I tend to lean towards a more casual look, and I find that dressing up is not something I frequently need to do. Instead, I prioritize creating an easy, minimal style that suits my lifestyle. However, I'll keep your tips in mind for any future occasions that may call for a more formal look. Thanks again for sharing your ideas 😃✨
Additionally, I recently posted a video about minimizing my shoe collection to just two pairs. I decided to part ways with all of my leather and dress shoes after realizing I rarely used them and they didn't align with my current lifestyle needs. I hope you check it out also. Thanks again for watching and for your support 🙏
Thank you for your comment! I do have one pair of white shoes that adds a bit of contrast to my all-black outfits. I'm excited to share in my upcoming video how seeing a color analyst has influenced my wardrobe. I'll be introducing some new colors, including white and others. Hope you check it out when it drops. Thanks again, and stay tuned for more updates!
I tried that and found I never wore them. Maybe once in a blue moon a white linen shirt in the summer. But white shows every little stain and ultimately complicates things. I too find black the ultimate lifesaver. You can't go wrong with black. Always looks chic and elegant. Doesen't show stains, goes with everything, and mean you don't need to own a lot of clothes :)
Thank you for your comment! I recently incorporated some colors into my all-black wardrobe. While I do have an off-white t-shirt now, I completely agree that I need to be more cautious when it comes to avoiding stains. I'm planning a follow-up video to showcase these new additions of colors, and I'm eager to hear your thoughts on it. It seems like you're also a minimalist. Even with the addition of colors, I'm maintaining my minimalist approach.
Do you ever have trouble traveling with one bathing suit? I find myself needing multiple when traveling since you often can't do laundry while out of the house
Hi there! I personally haven't had trouble with just one bathing suit while traveling. I find swimwear quite convenient as they're usually easy to wash and dry quickly. When I'm on the go, I just wash them in the hotel bathroom and hang them to dry; they're usually ready to wear again by the next day. Additionally, I often opt for hotels with laundry facilities, which allows me to pack less clothing overall and take care of laundry while I travel. It's all about finding what works best for your travel style!
Hi! I got the drawer unit from The Container Store. It’s the Elfa Mesh Closet Drawers in white-super versatile and functional! Let me know if you have any other questions!
Haha, that's quite the coincidence! He is a poodle mix with Lhasa-apso. He's a wonderful companion, and his blonde fur definitely stands out against my all-black clothing. How about your dog? What breed is yours?
I'm not very knowledgeable about dog breeds, but I just looked up the American Cocker Spaniel, and they look absolutely adorable! I'm glad yours is beautiful too :)
I got the ladder years ago from a store called Hem. I just checked their website, and it seems they don't carry it anymore. The product is called "Verso Shelf". I usually use it in the bathroom for drying towels, and I thought it was perfect to display my clothing items for this particular video.
Hi there, thank you for your comment! Our dog is actually a poodle mix, and poodles are known to be a non-shedding breed. Surprisingly, I rarely notice any shedding with him. In fact, I sometimes feel like I shed more hair than he does! 😄
I have 4 shedding cats and wear primarily black clothing. I wear that cat hair with absolute pride. People who get too finicky about that stuff don't know how to live. (Excusing people with allergies. I have a family member with cat allergies and I always try to wear something without cat hair when I visit their house.)
Thank you for your feedback! While I haven't felt comfortable showing my face yet, I understand how seeing a head can provide a better sense of balance when looking at outfits from top to bottom. I appreciate your understanding and support!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! The artwork on my wall is by Frank Lloyd Wright, and I thrifted it 15 years ago. It's been a personal favorite of mine, but I've been considering switching things up lately. I'd love to hear your recommendations on what might complement the space better!
Of course I respect your choices to put on your wall want you like! :) I just find it 'busy' and a strange combination of colours. I keep white walls unadorned but we all have our own preferences! I know Frank Lloyd Wright (I know his houses well, and have been to several of them) was one of the worlds' most esteemed architects, but nowhere have I read that he painted pictures himself.... Learned something new. I just watched a RUclips video the other day on one of his homes in Arizona which is being lovingly restored by a Chinese Architect and his daughter, who also live in the house! I understand FLW did collect artwork|potterry from the far east :) @@SimplicityPlus
Hey there! I really appreciate your attention to detail regarding the artwork behind my dining table! Your comment sparked my curiosity, prompting me to research the origins of the print for the first time. I discovered that it's a poster produced by Mani-G 'Raps & Co. in 1997. The design was adapted from Frank Lloyd Wright's rug design used in the David Wright Residence (1950). Interestingly, I studied interior design and always assumed it was based on Wright's stained glass work. Learning about its connection to a rug design adds a new dimension to its significance for me. When I thrifted it, I was drawn to the geometric shapes and retro colors, which I've always enjoyed. I understand you may think it's too "busy", but I might keep it longer now ;) I was thinking of getting it professionally mounted and framed though. Perhaps a white mat board would be better than the current beige / brown. Really appreciate your input. Thank you again for inspiring this journey of discovery!
Thank you for the backstory. Very interesting indeed. If you love it, keep it and enjoy it! I'm much older than you. Gone through many incarnations of art appreciation - and had all kinds of art on my walls over the years, I'm just at the point where I don't want much visual distractions I look out on mountains which is art in itself!. I do have one poster painting which I keep on the floor leaning against the wall - its a Japanese print by Hokusai of a boy sitting on a branch of a tree playing a bamboo flute and looking at Mount Fuji next to a river. I'm a big lover of Japanese Art in general. @@SimplicityPlus
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and experiences! It's fascinating to hear about your journey through different phases of art appreciation. Your description of the Japanese print by Hokusai sounds absolutely beautiful-it's clear that you have a deep love for Japanese art. As someone who was born and raised in Japan, and whose hometown isn't too far Mt. Fuji, your anecdote resonates with me personally. Regarding having nothing on the wall, I completely understand your perspective on visual distractions. It's wonderful that you have the natural beauty of mountains as art in itself! I particularly appreciate your comments because I took down the poster for a change and tried it in a few shots I took for my newest video. You'll notice a bare wall in a few of the shots. I actually liked having nothing on the wall. I'm now considering finding another wall for the poster or perhaps experimenting with different matte colors, as I mentioned previously. Sometimes a change in presentation can breathe new life into cherished pieces of art. Thank you again for sharing your insights! 🙏😃✨
Thank you for your comment! I get how an all-black wardrobe might seem boring at first, but the benefits have been incredible. From saving time on outfit decisions to easy storage and packing, it's been a game-changer. However, I recently visited a color analyst in Korea and got some exciting updates for my wardrobe. Stay tuned for more in an upcoming video. Thanks again!
Thank you! Yes, by simplifying my wardrobe and creating a uniform look, choosing outfits has become much easier. Now, I can get out the door quickly, confident that I still look put together.
To each his own. I too have reduced my wardrobe to all black. I do wear colourful scarves - but otherwise everything I own is black. It has made my life incredibly easy and saved me from wasting time on choosing what to wear.
Absolutely, to each their own! It's fascinating to hear about your minimalist approach to wardrobe. Black does offer a lot of simplicity and versatility, doesn't it? Incorporating colorful scarves sounds like a wonderful way to add a pop of color while keeping the main wardrobe streamlined. It's amazing how simplifying our choices can save so much time and mental energy!
I love when people like you find there own style of life and share with others for inspiration. I love that your video reflect your lifestyle by not sharing to much. Lovely dog, so sweet
I truly appreciate your kind words! It means a lot to hear that my videos resonate with you. I strive to share my minimalist journey authentically. It's heartwarming to know that it inspires others. And yes, our pup is such a sweet heart. Thank you again for your comment!
I understand how choices are so time consuming.. I love minimalism, our house is pretty streamlined to the basics but I love some colours too.
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts! It's great to hear that you appreciate minimalism and have streamlined your house with basics. I can relate! After simplifying my wardrobe to mostly black, I didn't anticipate adding colors back in. But after consulting a color analyst recently, I found a palette that suits me, and I've been gradually making changes to my all-black wardrobe. Stay tuned for updates in the near future. Thanks again for dropping by!
I like the way you pack the carry on. I have narrowed it down to 10 clothing items for myself when packing mine. That way it’s not over the weight limits and I don’t waste time checking a bag when flying.
Thank you for your comment! Packing light can definitely make traveling more convenient. It's impressive that you've narrowed it down to just 10 clothing items. Not only does it help avoid weight limits and save time, but it also makes everything more streamlined. Thanks for sharing your tip!
@@SimplicityPlus You did it with 8. Also impressive! Ppl forget the power of washing your clothes. You don’t need a whole bunch of stuff to wear if you just wash your clothes more often. Don’t go as extreme as Jackie Chan tho. He only packs 2 underwear when traveling the world and everyday he does “wear one, wash one” 🤣
Absolutely, washing your clothes can indeed make a big difference! When I travel, I usually try to find a hotel with a laundry facility or nearby coin laundries so I can pack fewer clothes and travel light. Jackie Chan's approach is definitely on the extreme side, but it's given me an idea - the "wear one, wash one" strategy while traveling. Finding the right balance between minimalism and practicality feels key. Thanks for sharing this anecdote!
Thanks, great organisation, and btw, loved the art 💖💖💖
Thank you for your kind words! Really appreciate it. And I'm glad you like the art as well. Hope you're having a great day wherever you are!
love your content, i hope it will blow up soon
@gerwazy7734 Thank you so much for your support and encouragement! I'm grateful for each and every person who enjoys my content. Stay tuned for more.
hey man! nice content 💯 looking forward to ur next videos keep it up! new sub from a fellow minimalist here lol 😄
Hey! Thanks so much for the support and kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the content, fellow minimalist! 😃 I'll be starting to work on a follow-up to this wardrobe video and looking forward to sharing it with you next month. Thanks again for dropping a comment!
Unnecessary, but effective. I like the idea of a uniform too. But rather than sticking to one color only, i stick to neutral colors only. That way everything still goes with everything no matter which item i pick. My uniform, however, is the items rather than the colors: polo short, chino pants, neutral color sneakers (no white soles) or Black captoe oxfords depending on the occasion.
That sounds like a smart approach! Having a uniform based on specific items rather than colors offers flexibility while maintaining a cohesive look. Neutral colors indeed provide versatility, ensuring that everything coordinates easily. It's all about finding what works best for your style and lifestyle. But why no white soles? Easy to get dirty??
@@SimplicityPlus Agreed. It’s from years of trial and error that i came up with this uniform. First and foremost it’s comfortable, it can easily be dressed up or dressed down with footwear, and it fits into most dress codes so i won’t be turned away from various social gatherings requiring a collared shirt.
And yes, white gets dirty very easily. Although i take care of my clothes I’m not willing to go THAT far and have to clean my sneakers as often as it would require. Plus, i just never liked what clothes in general. I have always preferred Black as my neutral since i was a child. And if not Black then grey.
It sounds like you've found a great balance with your uniform! Comfort and versatility are definitely key when it comes to clothing choices, especially for various social gatherings. I completely understand the appeal of sticking to neutral colors like black or grey - they're timeless and easy to coordinate with. And white does require more maintenance. I do like white shoes tho! It's all about finding what works best for you and your lifestyle. Thanks for sharing your insights!
Beautiful dog!! 💚
Thank you!! 🐶🐾
Good video
Thank you for tuning in! Glad you enjoyed it.
If you want to dress more dressy but still want to avoid decision fatigue, go through your dress pants/shirts/shoes and put together outfits you enjoy; then take a quality photo of each one including the shoes in the photo. Now you can have an "album" where you can see yourself in several outfits and pick the right one for the occasion at a glance. 6 or 7 outfits/photos should be enough to get you through the week. Alternatively, you can get suit hangers even if you don't wear suits, and pair together the pants/shirt/tie all on one hanger. Maybe include a note as to which dress shoes to match it with. You should have a black and brown pair at minimum.
Thank you for your thoughtful suggestion! While I appreciate the idea of creating a wardrobe for dressier occasions, my focus is primarily on fit, comfort, and versatility in my daily attire. Living in California, I tend to lean towards a more casual look, and I find that dressing up is not something I frequently need to do. Instead, I prioritize creating an easy, minimal style that suits my lifestyle. However, I'll keep your tips in mind for any future occasions that may call for a more formal look. Thanks again for sharing your ideas 😃✨
Additionally, I recently posted a video about minimizing my shoe collection to just two pairs. I decided to part ways with all of my leather and dress shoes after realizing I rarely used them and they didn't align with my current lifestyle needs. I hope you check it out also. Thanks again for watching and for your support 🙏
Lovely, maybe throw in some whites and greys
Thank you for your comment! I do have one pair of white shoes that adds a bit of contrast to my all-black outfits. I'm excited to share in my upcoming video how seeing a color analyst has influenced my wardrobe. I'll be introducing some new colors, including white and others. Hope you check it out when it drops. Thanks again, and stay tuned for more updates!
I tried that and found I never wore them. Maybe once in a blue moon a white linen shirt in the summer. But white shows every little stain and ultimately complicates things. I too find black the ultimate lifesaver. You can't go wrong with black. Always looks chic and elegant. Doesen't show stains, goes with everything, and mean you don't need to own a lot of clothes :)
Thank you for your comment! I recently incorporated some colors into my all-black wardrobe. While I do have an off-white t-shirt now, I completely agree that I need to be more cautious when it comes to avoiding stains. I'm planning a follow-up video to showcase these new additions of colors, and I'm eager to hear your thoughts on it. It seems like you're also a minimalist. Even with the addition of colors, I'm maintaining my minimalist approach.
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Do you ever have trouble traveling with one bathing suit? I find myself needing multiple when traveling since you often can't do laundry while out of the house
Hi there! I personally haven't had trouble with just one bathing suit while traveling. I find swimwear quite convenient as they're usually easy to wash and dry quickly. When I'm on the go, I just wash them in the hotel bathroom and hang them to dry; they're usually ready to wear again by the next day. Additionally, I often opt for hotels with laundry facilities, which allows me to pack less clothing overall and take care of laundry while I travel. It's all about finding what works best for your travel style!
6:29 Hi may I ask from what brand did you get your drawer? ☺️
Hi! I got the drawer unit from The Container Store. It’s the Elfa Mesh Closet Drawers in white-super versatile and functional! Let me know if you have any other questions!
@@SimplicityPlus Thank you so much for sharing 🤍
@@geli.francisco No problem. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Lol… this is me! All black style and a blond dog🫤 what breed is he?
Haha, that's quite the coincidence! He is a poodle mix with Lhasa-apso. He's a wonderful companion, and his blonde fur definitely stands out against my all-black clothing. How about your dog? What breed is yours?
Mostly American cocker spaniel…. Thank goodness he’s beautiful because the hair is infuriating lol
I'm not very knowledgeable about dog breeds, but I just looked up the American Cocker Spaniel, and they look absolutely adorable! I'm glad yours is beautiful too :)
Where’s that clothes ladder from?
I got the ladder years ago from a store called Hem. I just checked their website, and it seems they don't carry it anymore. The product is called "Verso Shelf". I usually use it in the bathroom for drying towels, and I thought it was perfect to display my clothing items for this particular video.
@@SimplicityPlus thanks man!
@@gingerwhale871 Ofc!
Hi How do you cope with animal hair ?
Hi there, thank you for your comment! Our dog is actually a poodle mix, and poodles are known to be a non-shedding breed. Surprisingly, I rarely notice any shedding with him. In fact, I sometimes feel like I shed more hair than he does! 😄
@@SimplicityPlus 😁
There are non-shedding dogs. I had two Havanese. Never an issue with 'hair'. Its actually dogs with 'fur' that shed like crazy!
@@jasminealixandranorth Havanese are so adorable. Lucky you have 2 of them!!
I have 4 shedding cats and wear primarily black clothing. I wear that cat hair with absolute pride. People who get too finicky about that stuff don't know how to live. (Excusing people with allergies. I have a family member with cat allergies and I always try to wear something without cat hair when I visit their house.)
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I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I appreciate your comment. 🙏😌✨
It'd be great to see your head
Thank you for your feedback! While I haven't felt comfortable showing my face yet, I understand how seeing a head can provide a better sense of balance when looking at outfits from top to bottom. I appreciate your understanding and support!
Not loving the piece of art on your wall. Clashing colors and not soothing to the eyes. Just my personal opinion.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! The artwork on my wall is by Frank Lloyd Wright, and I thrifted it 15 years ago. It's been a personal favorite of mine, but I've been considering switching things up lately. I'd love to hear your recommendations on what might complement the space better!
Of course I respect your choices to put on your wall want you like! :) I just find it 'busy' and a strange combination of colours. I keep white walls unadorned but we all have our own preferences! I know Frank Lloyd Wright (I know his houses well, and have been to several of them) was one of the worlds' most esteemed architects, but nowhere have I read that he painted pictures himself.... Learned something new. I just watched a RUclips video the other day on one of his homes in Arizona which is being lovingly restored by a Chinese Architect and his daughter, who also live in the house! I understand FLW did collect artwork|potterry from the far east :) @@SimplicityPlus
Hey there! I really appreciate your attention to detail regarding the artwork behind my dining table! Your comment sparked my curiosity, prompting me to research the origins of the print for the first time. I discovered that it's a poster produced by Mani-G 'Raps & Co. in 1997. The design was adapted from Frank Lloyd Wright's rug design used in the David Wright Residence (1950). Interestingly, I studied interior design and always assumed it was based on Wright's stained glass work. Learning about its connection to a rug design adds a new dimension to its significance for me. When I thrifted it, I was drawn to the geometric shapes and retro colors, which I've always enjoyed. I understand you may think it's too "busy", but I might keep it longer now ;) I was thinking of getting it professionally mounted and framed though. Perhaps a white mat board would be better than the current beige / brown. Really appreciate your input. Thank you again for inspiring this journey of discovery!
Thank you for the backstory. Very interesting indeed. If you love it, keep it and enjoy it! I'm much older than you. Gone through many incarnations of art appreciation - and had all kinds of art on my walls over the years, I'm just at the point where I don't want much visual distractions I look out on mountains which is art in itself!. I do have one poster painting which I keep on the floor leaning against the wall - its a Japanese print by Hokusai of a boy sitting on a branch of a tree playing a bamboo flute and looking at Mount Fuji next to a river. I'm a big lover of Japanese Art in general. @@SimplicityPlus
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and experiences! It's fascinating to hear about your journey through different phases of art appreciation. Your description of the Japanese print by Hokusai sounds absolutely beautiful-it's clear that you have a deep love for Japanese art. As someone who was born and raised in Japan, and whose hometown isn't too far Mt. Fuji, your anecdote resonates with me personally.
Regarding having nothing on the wall, I completely understand your perspective on visual distractions. It's wonderful that you have the natural beauty of mountains as art in itself!
I particularly appreciate your comments because I took down the poster for a change and tried it in a few shots I took for my newest video. You'll notice a bare wall in a few of the shots. I actually liked having nothing on the wall. I'm now considering finding another wall for the poster or perhaps experimenting with different matte colors, as I mentioned previously. Sometimes a change in presentation can breathe new life into cherished pieces of art. Thank you again for sharing your insights! 🙏😃✨
When you call Mark Zuckerberg,I cannot take you seriously……
I appreciate your comment, and thank you for watching!
Too boring. Even accessories are black
Thank you for your comment! I get how an all-black wardrobe might seem boring at first, but the benefits have been incredible. From saving time on outfit decisions to easy storage and packing, it's been a game-changer.
However, I recently visited a color analyst in Korea and got some exciting updates for my wardrobe. Stay tuned for more in an upcoming video. Thanks again!
just keeping it simple, nice
Thank you! Yes, by simplifying my wardrobe and creating a uniform look, choosing outfits has become much easier. Now, I can get out the door quickly, confident that I still look put together.
To each his own. I too have reduced my wardrobe to all black. I do wear colourful scarves - but otherwise everything I own is black. It has made my life incredibly easy and saved me from wasting time on choosing what to wear.
Absolutely, to each their own! It's fascinating to hear about your minimalist approach to wardrobe. Black does offer a lot of simplicity and versatility, doesn't it? Incorporating colorful scarves sounds like a wonderful way to add a pop of color while keeping the main wardrobe streamlined. It's amazing how simplifying our choices can save so much time and mental energy!