10 Fashion Mistakes Costing You a LOT of Money
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- I've made some of these 10 fashion mistakes and maybe you have, too. They'll cost you! And they'll keep you from being the stylish woman you can be. See if you are making any of these style mistakes. ~ xxox, Kay
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I do my laundry similarly to you but after air drying over a rack I toss my items in the dryer on air fluff to soften them. Works like a charm!
I wash all of my clothes in cold/cool water on the delicate cycle. Then I lay on a drying rack or hang probably 80% of my clothes. I have very inexpensive tees from Walmart that I’ve had for several yrs that still look new. I try to keep knits and sweaters/cardigans pill free with a shaver. I don’t have a large clothing budget as I’m retired on a smallish amount of money. So I try to take good care of my clothes.
Excellent idea! I'm tired of my denim jeans fitting snug after drying in the dryer so I was thinking of air drying them but have never liked the stiffness.
I think that when women feel their waists or hips are “too large” there is a temptation to hide them with looser pieces that skim over their entire bodies. The problem is that this makes every part of their body look as large as their largest part. Show off the part you are happier with. If you think your hips and tummy are too large to tuck a shirt, try tucking in just the front and blousing it a little. If you think your hips are too big, tuck and belt and then add a blazer or cardigan to create a “skinny” pillar down the front. Or don’t wear the jacket and just show off your waist and curves. Whatever part you are happiest with, give yourself the opportunity to show it off.
Exactly! 🙌🏻
Hi! I love the down to earth training and inspiring quality of these videos. ❤️🙏🏻🤗🥰
You done. ??
I'm glad that you addressed this issue of fashion mistakes, Kay. Your videos are always full of well-researched, practical content. I found your TH-cam videos a few months ago when I was struggling with negative body-image issues that were affecting my self-esteem and willingness to get out and about. At age 61, post-menopause, my recent retirement and too much stress-eating during the pandemic had left me feeling embarrassed about changes to my body shape and unsure how to dress myself. My tummy has been the most challenging issue and your advice about that problem area has worked a miracle for me! I love to watch your videos for the great fashion advice but also because your warmth and kindness just really brighten my days. So thank you for all that hard work you do and thanks for being such a lovely person.
Ditto!
I agree, I've put on weight over the Pandemic and due to health issues. I love these videos 😂
Exactly so!!
Kay, this was such a helpful video!! I think as a young girl without a lot of money I was taught that you should save those beautiful clothes for a special occasion, but then I found that they were just sitting in my closet. What a great sense of freedom to wear them for everyday, not to mention that they just make you feel great!! Thanks and btw, that sweater looks great on you!
I started wearing whatever I like at home, even if I don't go anywhere. 😂For the same reason you mentioned.
Love these tips, Kay! I just recently had double mastectomy and I'm not having reconstruction. I'm opting for smallish prosthetic instead. I'm just now getting to the point where I'm interested in dressing for my day. I'm still spending time in my pg's (4 weeks out of surgery) but today I did dress and makeup for bible study. Thank you for all this work. It is inspiring to me...but even more since my cancer diagnosis. Much love...
Bless you, Lori. I have a very young friend who is about to have a double mastectomy. I know this must be a very hard thing to go through. Be patient with yourself. I do hope and pray the cancer stays completely away. 💕
Congratulations on finishing your treatment. I’m 17 years out. Enjoy your new lease on life.
It would be interesting to see how you edit your wardrobe and decide which items to remove (and why). I’m sure many of us can relate to and learn from the pros/cons of your experiences.🤩
Kay, this is seriously one of your best videos. I have spent sooo much money on clothes in the past and have nothing to wear. Thank you !
The peacock sweater looks so good on you.
This is a gold mine of great and useful content, Kay. Thank you! On the topic of colour intensity, or high-contrast vs. lower-contrast colouring, would you consider doing another video just on this topic? It would be helpful to see pictures of other women and what colours suit them best vs. outfits which did not suit them as well. A good example of high-contrast colouring is the beautiful Amal Clooney. She looks amazing in red, mustard yellow, etc. In northern climates, we are bombarded with black clothing, although it does not flatter everyone. I'd appreciate more detail on this topic if you can. Love your channel and your kind and gracious manner.
Love this idea!
I agree, Mary, I find the colour intensity bit so eye opening and wished for more on it!!
I’d love to see your take on a minimalist
“Classic style”wardrobe for fall winter.
I am SO happy you mentioned a critical spirit (I am guilty of this myself). Thank you for helping me realize I can appreciate every woman’s individual style and freeing me to be the best me😊
We’ve all done it! 🙋🏼♀️
Who could ever be offended with you, Kay. You are all about teaching and guiding for our good.... What a blessing you have been.
Lots of helpful information, but the biggest thing I got from this video was the contrast explanation. I kept seeing people talking about it in other videos, but I didn't "get it". You explained it so much more clearly and I LOVE the examples you showed afterward. NOW I get it! Thank you so much for making this video. And my husband thanks you, too. I've definitely been spending too much money on clothes for a long time only to get rid of them after wearing them a few times. That stops today.
Wonderful!
This was just the advice I needed to hear! As a 57 year old, I know my style but fall prey to the influence of “the trend”. Stick to what makes me feel good, limit colors for a season as you stated to keep things simple and incorporate trends in less expensive items…jewelry etc.
My pro color analysis 40 years ago has been a great guide for me, but recently I dropped a few hues, like purples and most grays. Even though they were recommended, so they don’t clash with my coloring, I didn’t feel great in grays and I always found purples too difficult to style. I like having fewer colors, actually, there is a lot less work involved because I don’t have to find items “to go with them”. (I don’t believe that black goes with everything, it’s not recommended for me and I look sickly-pale with dark shadows in it, so I rarely wear it). There are still many colors in my palette that I really love to wear. I think the tighter the color palette, the easier it is to create a wardrobe that works really well. I have also been choosing lighter colors as my natural coloring fades, they are more flattering. (Soft Summer)
I loved the point about tightening your color story for the season, I am a deep autumn and I love all my color possibilities (browns! olive! rust! brick! slate! aubergine! cream! wine! dark teal, dark greens) but I don't look or feel cohesive if they are all in my wardrobe at once. It took awhile to figure this out. I too never wear black anymore and I stay away from grey near my face. I think those colors don't 'do' anything for me, whereas browns/navys/cream-ivory-beige help me look and feel more energetic.
Similar story and colors. Black definitely washes me out! Navy is my black.
Kay, I love your hair like this, it looks great.
Thank you. 🥰
I love your reminder that we should be respectful to our husbands, children and ourselves by looking our best. I truly believe if we look better, we feel better and act nicer!
I wish I had learned all these things growing up, but I am thankful to have discovered you and others who have helped. We’re all learning even “over 50”. And PTL for mercy and grace towards ourselves and others.
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been enticed into buying something that just sits in my closet. Much better when you buy items that match and go with at least 3 other things in your wardrobe. TFS all these great tips.😊🙏🏻
Thanks for another informative, encouraging video, Kay. Your positivity and desire to help others always shines through!
Thank you. 🥰
This was a very well done video; I love color and have done the color analysis and made the mistake of adding too many colors; buying the wow jacket or outfit that doesn’t work with anything else, having trouble letting go of old pieces that used to represent my style…the list goes on. 😁
Very helpful video as usual. My main problem is finding the right stores, in person or on line, to purchase these high end but affordable stylish clothes and not be embarrassed to go in and ask for advice. I tend to think they push what they’re selling not what’s best for me.
Kay! This is the best advice I have ever heard in my 67 years of life! Also your intensity video was the greatest advice ever! Thank you so much 🥰
Your contrast and intensity video was a game changer. I couldn't figure out why I struggled to find outfits that look good on me.
Taking care of your clothes is key! Hanging things back up when you've finished wearing them, and checking to see if they have any spots that need cleaning. I have a small capsule wardrobe, so I'm able to see everything at a glance (except the heaviest sweaters which I do fold and keep in drawers). I do hang lighter sweaters on satin padded hangers and this way they don't get shoulder bumps. I always hang coats - and yet I see people having them on a hook by the loop in the collar - not the best for keeping its shape. My theory of hanging everything is that if I can't see it, I forget to wear it! Not washing things too often is also important and definitely don't put them in the dryer. I am an ironer (call me crazy!) and a steamer, and I think this helps keep things fresh. Chanel used to hang her jackets out of a window to freshen them! Really good points - but I have to say, I've tried and tried to feel comfortable half-tucking a shirt or blouse - just can't get it to work. I am very short-waisted and have long legs but carry all my excess weight in the midriff and tummy. I won't give up, but by the time I get to like it, it will be out of style!
To Fiona Frazier:. I hate that half tuck thing. What's the point? I don't know who started it but it really looks stupid. Kind of reminds me of when a woman goes to the rest room and the hem of her skirt gets caught in her underwear. Looks like a mistake . I guess women will be wearing their skirts like that next and calling it fashionable.
@@hildacollier2638 you’re right! I try it-but I don’t like it!
Same with me. Hate the half tuck but I have my clothes tailored to fit.
.....Fiona .... I am also short waisted, have long legs for a woman that is about 5'2 "... and I detest that half - tuck !
The first time I saw it I thought ..." what is that ...?? that just looks like you forgot to finish getting dressed, okay..?!" I said that out loud, to myself! Lol. It looks wierd. No thank you. I kind of considered it a trend that I hope would go away and it's still around and I just never even understood women doing that it just looks weird to me. Never tried it, and have no desire to. Lol. Sometimes I think these people that come up with these ideas , you know... they they're trying to get people to embrace being less bored with their clothing and do something different with it .....well, be that as it may , there are other ways to kind of " freshen up your look " without resorting to stuff that looks silly. ( just IMHO). I'm also in my late 60s and I prefer a classic kind of wardrobe with a few edgy pieces like Moto jackets... really cool boots, fringed jackets , velvet leggings ... but I lean towards the classics. Always have.
I can see why people would dislike the half tuck but personally it has been a game changer for me. I think it makes an outfit look more polished and gives you shape without having to commit to completely tucking in your top ( usually isn’t very flattering for most of us!)
I’ll have to go back and watch this video again because ideas kept popping into my head and I kept pausing the video to go look at particular pieces of clothing in my closet. Next time I’ll watch it all the way through with a pad and pencil in hand! 😊 Thank you for some great ideas!
I definitely agree with you about not drying clothes. I don't put any of mine or my husband's clothes in the dryer. And my clothes last forever. I think I even read that the dryer can fade the colors of your clothes. You have lots of great tips in this video!
Yes I have ruined several things using the dryer.
Dry your clothes inside out if line drying outside. Any fading happens on the inside of the clothes.
Also dry your jeans inside out with the pocket linings open to the air. Much faster.
I am an almost 40 year old and I’ve just found your channel! I absolutely adore you and think your advice can be useful for ladies in all age ranges!! Thank you for this! I wish you were my mom! You’re an absolutely beautiful lady inside and out and I just love that you’re so helpful and honest! Thanks for the great content!
Thank you so much. I’m really glad you enjoyed it. 😊
Some of the best advice you’ve given is to invest mostly in basics, adding in some trends here and there. I’ve been following this advice the past couple of years, and it has made getting dressed so much easier. My wardrobe is so much more versatile. Again, thanks for another great video.
Great ideas to think about - and thank you for warning people about dryers! Clothes will last so much longer if you hang or lay flat to dry - colors, fibers, shrinkage etc.
You are such a great style counselor, Kay! Thank you for talking about letting your style evolve, trying new silhouettes and showing your shape. I love your videos and this is my favorite yet. You are insightful, courageous and loving in your suggestions. Wishing you all the best!
Thanks so much Elizabeth. 💕
Great ideas! And that blouse is definitely one of your best. The color is perfect for your complexion and your eyes!
Such wise and well crafted advice from a beautiful woman inside and out. I appreciate you so much Kaye for guiding me in my wardrobe development as I age gracefully into the future.
That was a fantastic tip about taking a selfie with makeup and hair fixed with new outfits, and then looking at them and waiting a few days to decide which ones look good vs making an impulse buy and buying quantity over quality. I haven't bought new clothes for years because I keep thinking I will lose the 10 pounds, it never happens LOL!
Thanks so much for sharing , Kim!
It's also a good idea to take selfies of yourself in old outfits. Some things that I used to wear now look dated and tired. It may be time to donate them.
Kim, I sew my own clothes. There’s a saying among sewists-dress the body you have today. Shift your thinking on this. You are worth dressing well TODAY. 💕
Gracious! Women encouraging women to not be critical of each other. Best fashion advice EVER! 👌
That blouse looks beautiful on you!
Hi Kay, Well.....while I am guilty of a few of these fashion mistakes it was tip #10 when I fell out of my chair!!!! I have some kind of a dumb idea that nice clothes are for special going out occasions and so I have a closet full of beautiful clothes that many still have tags on!!. Very often one of my daughters will say "oh Mom that looks so pretty when did you get that?" and I sadly have to reply "two years ago". I think I have done this because many of our friends see me casually and I want to look special or different on date nights! Dumb right! I have to work on this! As always Kay, I love you and all your great suggestions!! Have a wonderful day and I will see you in the next one! :)
Thank you Kay for your video!!!Very helpfulxxx
I listened to this several times. I finally understand the intensity explanation and i found it very helpful!!!! I loved all of this information. 💕💕💕
And the wear your ‘tone’ is brilliant…and I think less contrast in an outfit is flattering and classy. Thanks Kay!
In light of not hiding behind our clothes, I’d love to hear you address body shaming. I’m thin but am surprised at how much other women talk about my body. I’m in shape because I want to be healthy. Still, I don’t like others judging my body.
Another outstanding video. "Do not hide behind your clothes!" I wish I'd heard that 20 years ago. Thank you, Kay.
I just love these tips! Many good reminders that I've forgotten or need to try and a few that have already helped me so much. The BIGGEST thing for me was learning about contrast. I'm light like you and I was all of a sudden able to figure out why some of my favorite clothes were unwearable for me. The second thing that was a game changer was taking pictures of myself, full length, head to toe pictures in outfits that I own and ones that I've purchased and am undecided on. This is a great way to see what length your clothes need to be, where your waist is, what shoes and accessories are right etc. For special occasions where I'm buying a new dress, I love to bring several home and put them on with the shoes and accessories and take pictures. It's usually a no brainer which one I should keep and wear once I look at the pics. Thanks for using the word "relevant". I think that's what I want most. I don't care if I'm seen as stylish but I do care that I'm relevant to others and I think style can really do a lot to help with that. I would love a video about what different ways of dressing conveys to certain situations. Like is blue more powerful than pink in a big business meeting? Or if you're needing to talk to a dr about a plan of action for your health and you want to really advocate for yourself, should you wear a suit, jeans and a t-shirt, certain colors that might be taken more seriously? I'm sure you have thoughts on this.
Good idea! I’ll put some thought into that!
@@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms Thanks, when I was learning more about style from 40+Style I was also starting a new job where I would have to meet with parents about their student's bad attendance at school. I really started putting a lot of thought into what I wore and what colors, for in person meetings and I think it helped me feel more confident and I wanted to come across caring but serious and more authoritative than had I dressed in my usual casual garb.
I know I am a year late watching this, but I found it so helpful! Low contrast and low intensity is really important in my case: mousy hair (+ highlights), light brown eyes and pale skin. So you are a good role model for me.
Great tips and I love your blouse.
New to your channel. I'm a senior lady from Canada and enjoy your advice, tips and charming accent.
Kay you look fabulous in that sweater. The colors are perfect for you. Thanks for a great video. All the ideas are worth noting.
Great to hear, Edna. Thank you for watching. 💕
Always good tips Kay. Thank you!
Kay - You’re always beautiful, but you look especially pretty today. 💕
Great video - - and that outfit looks gorgeous on you- - the colors really look nice with your beautiful complexion and coloring!!
Finally getting to the point where I will spend more on basics, jeans, workpants. Haven't got there with tops yet though. I also tend to wash everything after one wear, I think pants fit better. I also dry everything. I am tall and don't need things to shrink!. I have a problem with not hiding my body. I am about 80 lbs over weight (working on it) but there is no way I'm going to tuck something in or wear a belt to show my middle! Lots of good things for thought!
Great great tips!
That was so informative!! I loved it.
Great Video! I learned a lot of things I didn't know. I enjoy your blog everyday and I love all the information you give. Now I've got to find my style!! Haha!!❤️
Great advice Kay and as always so graciously presented
Excellent video with so much good advice!
I love your hair behind your ears
Loved this, Kay! Thanks so much for all you share with us!
Helpful and thought-provoking!
Wonderful advice! I have to watch this again. Also- WOW! Kay, you look fabulous in that top. 🥰
Wonderful video, thank you!
Such a great video, Kay...thank you!
You are brilliant!! Love your content.
Wow! Thankyou for a wonderful video. The concept of intensity and contrast was new to me and it makes so much sense!
Kay, thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.
Great advice, Kay! I’m guilty of saving pretty dresses for occasions that might not ever arrive 😮.
You are not alone...I FINALLY donated 3 dresses that hung in my closet for over 8 years with tags still on them 😔
Thank you so much Kay!! I’ve been trying to work on “fixing” 😊my wardrobe…and this is all wonderful advice!!
Hi Kay, First of all you look lovely and that print is so striking and great on you. This is one of the best videos on fashion I've seen and I'm going to watch this again and take notes for reminders. Thank you so much and I'm going to purchase some new stylish pieces!
Excellent video Kay, thank you 👍🏽👏🏽💯💜
This is such a fabulous topic with great content and information that I’m going to listen again later! And then put it into practice! Thank you so much!!!
This is such great advice. I love that you focus on less colours that mix and match with other pieces. I love your blog.
Thank you for speaking on these subjects. Many of us just need a little push to try something new and once we get our confidence up and we wear that new item we find we Like them. I really enjoy listening to you and trust your advice.
Excellent video, Kay! Excellent points. Thank you!!
Thanks for sharing. I love your videos especially because you speak from your heart, so genuine and sincere
Thank you Nancy. I really appreciate that. 🥰
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Great video ❣️
Kay...your video is great and helpfulxxx thank you SO muchxxx
I am definitely going to try the wardrobe seasonal colors. I am preparing now listing my color choices. I actually can't wait to get home from work today so that I can get started! Thank you for the great tips and inspiration - as always! :)
Great video it made me think about things that I haven't thought off. Thank you so much Kay. wishing you a great day. Judy
You’re so right about trying something several times. The key is taking a picture of yourself in the outfit and looking at it over and over again. This is such good advice Kay, I’ve done it and it changed my perspective of an outfit from bad to good.
Great video. I had to order 3 times before I found the perfect pair of wide leg jeans that felt just right for my 62 year old self. They are fresh but feel just right for me. I had to kinda chuckle at my 33 year old daughter who scoffed at them. I wore them boldly to church this weekend and didn’t blink. She is gonna have to deal with the new look as I did when those skinny jeans arrived on the scene. Good ideas in your video, Kay!
Great video!
Well done 👌 Thank you!
Another awesome video !! I can so relate to most points, specially having to many colors in my wardrobe. They all suit me and match with things, but it comes to a huge amount of clothes in the end. I often bought an item since I do not have one in that color. I'm also bad about not wearing my 'good' clothes every day. I hang all my clothes to dry and take good care of them, but I still like them to look in 'like new' condition when I go places. I have to make some changes there. There are more clothes to get were they came from.
This is a great video! I never thought about not having all the colors in my wardrobe. Good advice, Thank you. Ann
Just watched you for the first time yesterday and I’m hooked! Great and wise and gracious advise!! Will be following! Thank you! You put a lot of effort Into each video!
I love your advice on colors. I never heard it explained quite that way before as far as how to select your neutrals and signature colors. So helpful. Thank you.
Loved what said and thank you
These are good tips- some I REALLY needed to hear!
Kay, I’ve watched your videos on occasion and always appreciated the content. Today, however, the tips you gave were spot on. It’s obvious that you put a great deal of thought into this. You are an inspiration to your audience. I’ve decided to subscribe to your channel today after listening to your wise words delivered with such grace. Thank you.
Boy I’ve learned a lot! I can already see how I can pare down my closet of too much stuff with nothing to wear. Currently my style is “almost everything “ because I like almost all styles! I need to dig down into your library to see what more I can fix! Thanks, Kay!
All good points 👀 I really appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos. 💞
Soooo good today! I can sure see myself in your video! Your sweet spirit and grace come through as you talk about a very personal and often “touchy” subject.
Thank you Barbara. That means a lot to me.
Each year, I make several fashion lists. I list the current fashions I would wear. I list what is currently in my wardrobe that matches that. I make a list of possible outfits.
And the most important list is my capsule wardrobe. This is the backbone of my wardrobe for the season and what I need to complete it.
Your content is so wise!!!
I LOVED this video. You spoke the truth about all 10 mistakes we make. I especially liked the wear a belt if you like - I would like to as I see it would add a lot to an outfit, but I feel my belly sticks out too much. I have to just get over it and try it!! Also, I've been taking the advice of buying quality over quantity, and having a plan for what I want to buy, and then buying it when I see it. all good advice!!
Your videos are so helpful
All wonderful tips. Thank you, Kay! I am analyzing contrast now when putting together outfits, and I better understand why I just don't like to wear certain items together even though they look great together on a hanger. You inspired me to try a couple of new-to-me styles, with some appreciated success. Also - you look truly fabulous in that Talbots sweater! It compliments your skin beautifully and brings out your beautiful eyes. Love it!
I’m almost 70, tall, and a plus size. I still enjoy experimenting with fashion. I’m proud of my hour glass figure and have found ways to modestly showcase it. You are so right, we plus size ladies sure can accentuate our curves and look good. I also agree with having a smaller wardrobe of quality pieces, they last and are a good investment.
All very good tips. I’ll put them to use as I shop and as I donate clothing. Thanks!