Such great tips. I love the way you explain how to change up each look instead of just showing it. This makes a big difference in helping people interpret the style for themselves. Love your red knitted scarf, so original and only you have it. Accessories give individuality to a look. I really appreciate all the thought and work you put into every vlog!! You have inspired/ encouraged me with my own style, thanks Helen xx
I love the idea of elevating basics instead of going out and buying new stuff. Thanks a lot for this video. You've given me practical ideas for moving out of the sweater+ jeans winter looks 😊
I got back into blazers and cropped jackets for this winter. They elevate denim and flannel shirt combo, making it more polished. I also use structured medium to small bags to add the polish factor:)
Very thoughtful and unique styling tips. I don't particularly like the oversized blazer trend. but the way you style them , subtle and practical, with your personal touch, i found I am nodding to your outfits. They are relaxed, roomy, pleasant to the eyes.
Thanks for sharing this great inspo & tips! ❤ Your new boots and red scarve are so cool! I also discovered that changing one piece really can change the whole outfit. I recently bought a lily silk knit and I wish I discovered it before.
I love your style, so much inspo filling my brain right now lol but one little thing, you called those plaid pants “houndstooth” but they are actually glen plaid, or prince of wales check 💕
Great video as always. Can you tell me what the bag is that you show at the 9:21 mark? It’s not the Suzanne cloud bag that you have a link for, so it must be something else.
Thanks as always for your videos! A question about the navy Curated coat - does the material attract or show lots of fluff/fuzz from sweaters or scarves? I am always hesitant to buy a dark colored wool coat for this reason ...
Great advice! But I really don't understand why so many women are wearing the "high water" trousers. They just look too short, they shorten the leg, they look too trendy. Much better to wear the trouser length past the ankle and about an inch from the floor. This creates a longer line and makes the leg look longer. Just my opinion.
Such great tips. I love the way you explain how to change up each look instead of just showing it. This makes a big difference in helping people interpret the style for themselves. Love your red knitted scarf, so original and only you have it. Accessories give individuality to a look. I really appreciate all the thought and work you put into every vlog!! You have inspired/ encouraged me with my own style, thanks Helen xx
I love the idea of elevating basics instead of going out and buying new stuff. Thanks a lot for this video. You've given me practical ideas for moving out of the sweater+ jeans winter looks 😊
The idea of only changing one piece of clothing in an outfit makes it a lot less intimidating to try new outfits
So true! :) one of my favourite ways to experiment 🥰
I got back into blazers and cropped jackets for this winter. They elevate denim and flannel shirt combo, making it more polished. I also use structured medium to small bags to add the polish factor:)
That first dress from Sezane is so gorgeous, and so many ways to wear it! It looked fantastic with the short and longer coat!
So happy with the fit :) also works with both ankle and taller boots and has been very versatile so far 🥰
Very thoughtful and unique styling tips. I don't particularly like the oversized blazer trend. but the way you style them , subtle and practical, with your personal touch, i found I am nodding to your outfits. They are relaxed, roomy, pleasant to the eyes.
I was practically on a single pair of jeans the whole winter because that was the only thing that kept my legs warm 😅😂
Another awesome video. I love your examples. So much outfit changes! Your color palettes have really developed.
Thanks for sharing this great inspo & tips! ❤ Your new boots and red scarve are so cool! I also discovered that changing one piece really can change the whole outfit. I recently bought a lily silk knit and I wish I discovered it before.
Do you have a pattern for the scarf? Love the shape!
Bravo 🎉
Helen I am really really obsessed with you and your style so so so much you are my inspiration and I wish you have a wonderful wonderful weekend 💫💗😊
Very useful video, thank you, I will use many of those tips! :)
Where is that olive green sweater at 8:13 from? it looks so soft!
Thank you for all the analyses and your suggestions🥹🥹🩵🩵 you really inspired me a lot xxx
this made me excited to wear my blazers again! such an inspiring and informative video, thank you!
Great inspirations, love the shorts with boots! :)
Such great ideas. Thx!
I like the green gold earrings you are wearing. Is it possible to buy them online somewhere?
Should i size up on knee high boots?
I thought you live in Australia? Can you make spring/summer oriented videos for us in the southern hemisphere
I love your style, so much inspo filling my brain right now lol but one little thing, you called those plaid pants “houndstooth” but they are actually glen plaid, or prince of wales check 💕
Great video as always. Can you tell me what the bag is that you show at the 9:21 mark? It’s not the Suzanne cloud bag that you have a link for, so it must be something else.
Where are your knee high black boots from?
Thanks as always for your videos! A question about the navy Curated coat - does the material attract or show lots of fluff/fuzz from sweaters or scarves? I am always hesitant to buy a dark colored wool coat for this reason ...
What is the etsy seller u buy from?
Hi is jumper form lily silk pure white or more ecru? Thank you
Hi Helen,
Beautiful understated outfits.
I wonder whether you knit that little red scarf? It looks like the Sophie scarf. Are you on ravelry?
Love it 🫶🏻
Thank you 🥰🥰
Who know what is the long coats brand name¿ 2:45
Where did you get your stocking from?
Is there a pattern for your pretty red scarf on Ravelry? I have a skein of red yarn that would be fabulous for a bit of red for my wardrobe. :)
It’s the Petite Knit Sophie scarf :)
Great advice! But I really don't understand why so many women are wearing the "high water" trousers. They just look too short, they shorten the leg, they look too trendy. Much better to wear the trouser length past the ankle and about an inch from the floor. This creates a longer line and makes the leg look longer. Just my opinion.