I thought brow was done, but perhaps not. What would interest me in brow is something beyond the classic proportions. As we age, our brows become thinner, or lighter, or more coarse. They droop. I would be very interested in information about how to address these things. What are the best products for darkening or thickening, yet avoiding the look of a brow that is drawn on? What makeup or treatment around the brow will appear to raise or even it, without recourse to lifting surgery? Or how can one work with the aging brow to make it look groomed and refined, but still natural and age appropriate?
Plus there's so many different methods nowadays to care for them or change them. Which methods work best for the natural way your brows are? Stuff like that!
Hi Justine, I am amazed at how much energy you have and I love how you said you don't worry too much about security. That's great. I am like that too. I don't strive to own a home because I want freedom to pick up and go live wherever I may want. Things like that are important for me so I never feel stuck!! All the best to you lovely lady!!
Justine, are there any books / role models / etc. that inspire you and help you not worry too much about security? I'm just curious if there is any resource you can point to that you draw inspiration from regarding this topic, especially during challenging times. I think this characteristic of your content is exactly why (as a scientist with, typically, little fashion interest) I enjoy watching your videos. You are really brave and confident, and I respect that a lot. Thank you for your videos!
Hey! Concerning the sewing machine, I would argue that a zigzag stitch (is that how it is called?) would be good to take care of the edges of your fabric. More advanced sewers often have an overlocker to take care of the edges, but I wouldn't consider it to be needed for a beginner
Cookie Noisette You need to be very careful with the zig zag stitch WITH the parallel thread underneath |>. Practice a lot before attempting on a garment.
@@katerinapatiniotis5598 I am not sure what you mean. I was just thinking of doing a regular straight stitch to sew the two pieces of fabric together, and then a very wide zig zag stitch where one side of the stitching is in the fabric and the other is out. That zigzag stitch does not crosses the straight stitch so it is not visible from the outside
Cookie Noisette The stitch I showed you is the overclocker stitch. Usually lots of domestic sewing machines have the overclocker stitch depending on the brand and model. I'm not sure if yours has this overclocker stitch. You can do this, if the result is neat and discreet.
My heart is with you now with what happened to Notre Dame. The most beautiful church I've ever witnessed with my very eyes and a huge part of the European culture. Love from Finland.
It is sad indeed... But the valuable works of art and the treasure seem to be safe. The wood burnt but not the stone. The pointy tower that collapsed didn't have its statues because they had been taken down for renovation - so the statues are fine. They have scans of everything so it can theoretically be rebuilt identically (even if the wood partially dated back to the 12th or 13th century 😥). It amazes me that the structure still stands. Middle-age architects weren't bad at all 🙂
@@justineleconte Indeed, I was SO very relieved to read it on the news! They really knew what they were doing back then. I was the most worried about the rose windows but heard that they are still intact, even if they suffered some damage from the heat. All the best. 🌻
I love the idea to style a crop top (blousy I believe?) over a "skin tight" longer shirt underneath. I had been thinking about the same idea but looser (possibly sleeveless) bias cut blouse on the bottom (to skim over a tummy) and a skin tight crop top with sleeves on top.
Not a question-just thinking of you and the notre dome :Our hearts are with you! It was heart breaking to see the pictures. Thank goodness so much thought had been put to how to respond to this 160yrs ago when it was last struck by such tragedy. Trees are ready to rebuild (and amazingly, all the statues had just been removed last week for remodeling). We know how it feels to loose such iconic buildings. But it is not lost forever and it will remain the beautiful icon of France and place of awe and worship for people, the world over, to come and connect with (or re-connect. Thinking of you all as you process and mourn and re-build!
my sewing machine is metal ...got it when I was 18yrs. old (used Mom's before that).....still going after 50yrs. ........very simple: straight, zig-zag & "stretch" stitch...it is all you need. I would like to have a serger tho.........
I did not expect the 15th century =) ... but i can see the appeal to it. Long dresses in various textures and vivid colours and ornaments. I mean, its the era that classic Disney princess dresses are inspired by, isnt it? Also funny hats and men in tights...
The first thing I thought of when you started talking about costumes is the movie Mirror Mirror with Lily Collins. I gasped at every new gown! There’s so much detail in the costuming.
Ahhh Justine! If you do research on the pre-Renaissance and Medieval periods I would love to have a video about that. I'm doing a medieval themed wedding and I'm a bit torn between wanting glamour and wanting historical authenticity, haha. I would love your opinion on how to use those older, simpler styles and fabrics with a modern twist.
Cette vidéo m'a rendu nostalgique. Mon petit village du Tarn me manque chaque jour. Les maisons en pierres, les rues pavées, le clocher, la terrasse du café, l'odeur du pain dans la rue du boulanger, les croissants, la charcuterie qui sent bon les pieds, le fromage, le vin, les patisseries culpabilisantes, le chèvre chaud au miel, le canard au vin, les "bonjour !" suivis de deux bises, les monuments (ici médiévaux, chateaux juchés en bord de falaise : à couper le souffle), les maisons construites dans l'enceinte du château fort, lui même taillé dans le granit, les paysages rustiques, la langueur et les gens d'antan qui glissent toujours un peu d'occitan dans leurs phrases, les femmes en robe bleue marine à petits pois blancs l'été, le son d'une pétanque en fin d'après-midi et celui du coq le matin. Bien-sur cela se trouve moins en grande ville mais je pense que ça parle à beaucoup de français quand-même. Comment est Berlin ? Je vous imaginais à Londres, peut-être à cause de votre côté royal (les grands yeux bleus sans doute). L'Europe de l'est est très intéressante, les jeunes se démarquent beaucoup vestimentairement, mais sans minimalisme. Allez, aux bons souvenirs et au vent qui les porte encore !
What you said about your life's motto was actually very inspiring! Responsibility yet opportunity - love it! I watch quite a few of your videos - you were my inspiration to really think about my sense of style and look to buying a few quality items that I wear repeatedly but they will last me ages. Your Capsule Wardrobe video really made me declutter my wardrobe as well... a much needed chore that feels now it's done but I don't think I come under the minimalist category :P Love your videos :)
I've enjoyed your videos for over a year now. Always interesting. In regards to Shopping second hand I must say that after having been in the fashion industry for over thirty years now I trully find more value in buying the best possible quality for the lowest possible price in the second hand and vintage market than shopping full price for low quality in trendy fast fashion shops. There is enough offered out there that you never have to settle for something stained or damaged. Cheers!
love hair 'owner' here - i swear by egg and yogurt mask, add a drop of essential oil and leave the mixture for at least an hour. I do this every 2-3 weeks in colder seasons and 3-4 weeks in warmer seasons. One hour seems like a lot but you can do anything else at home with that mask. It hydrates the hair like no mask ever, leaves them shiny and healthy. You need to rinse the mixture well, as egg is a bit tricky to wash.
Yes, I would like a video on eyebrows. One of mine has a scar through it, and through the years, I've tried many different things to make it less noticeable. Right now I'm using a colored gel by The BrowGal.
Awesome q&a! I really love your videos, I learn something new everytime from fashion and the way you keep your creativity growing. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Have you seen the mini series The Time in Between? It's a Spanish program that is absolutely gorgeous with hair, makeup, and costumes. It's also about a dress maker.
First !! Ur pics with hair flowing are so beautiful in insta !! Ur content are so good keep going..please start a clothing line for college students for affordable price !!
Woow 💓 I totally love the idea 💓 although I would add, if it's possible for Justine because I know the production costs may not allow for reduction of the prices.
Dee Lg - Justine already has explained in the past (probably in several videos) how costly it is to make well fitted, good quality cost, so I doubt all the sudden she is just going to start making cheap clothes. Just saying, there are A LOT of options out there already for affordable clothes.
I am 5'11" also! ( long legs, torso more average, so always trying to balance proportions) Yes for the brows video. I have hooded eyes, so if you could address brow tips for me, please.
Why do you do your videos in English? Or why did you start your channel in English? Can we get a video in French maybe? 😍😍 love your channel it’s to simple, elegant, and informative! Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom with us!
I like your channel a lot and I'm impressed how fast it evolved. In my opinion though shorter hair would be much more flattering for you, this length looks like for an older lady.....I don't mean short hair, just shorter and more modern cut.
Hi Justine, Love your video's. I wonder if you have seen Allied with Marion Cotillard, I believe the movie won an award for costumes. I loved the clothes in the movie ...clothes from the 40's were fabulous IMO. I look forward to the iconic clothes video.....Thank you!
Yes please please please make a video on eyebrows im so confused because o do my eyebrows myself and I prefer my natural shape but its joined in the centre and I dont know i f should keep it that way or not.
Dear Justine, I love your TH-cam videos! I have a question. What exactly defines what is chic? Is there a definite standard or is it a personal choice, more like a style thing? Thank you. You are an inspiration!
Hello Justine! I love that you are interested in the clothing of the 1470´s. I do a lot of historical sewing starting in the viking age (around 750) in Denmark (mainly) but I have also done reseach in and created clothing from the 1470. I am currently working on a project from the early 1300´s south sweden/ Denmark and will probably also do a project with more clothing from the 1400´s. If you are interested in resech materials, artworks and more I have a lot of information. It is lovely to see that a modern designer is also interested in historical clothing!!
I’m new to your channel ( like a week old to be exactly lol) and I watched pretty much all of your videos 😊 lol U’re a delight to watch, thank u for all the great inf 😁
Bonjour Justine "boxy" top with pencil skirts, that I like! 👍 Rowing, I used to do that in college, in the gym and I liked it. I do back crawl which is good too for abs and shoulders.
Just discovered your channel & am binge watching. Love it! Just wanted comment on your ‘fast fashion’ episodes and agree with stance waste and economics but have done a great deal of research and am increasingly convinced that there serious health issues (physical as well as emotional) associated with this industry. Your thoughts?
I know this violates all etiquette imaginable but I'd love to know your ballpark age range. Forgive me if this comes across as rude; it's just that you remind me of a very young version of myself & I am 66 years young. I went to fine art school, was a high fashion model for over 20 years too. Also did a make up artist stint for a few years. You totally "ROCK AT EVERYTHING!!!!!" Warmest blessings to you. By the way you look extremely young but your videos are extremely wise beyond your years on this planet :):):)
I am trying to find outfits for work. I look after and infant and do housework. My style is casual, mostly wear jeans, t-shirt and hoodies. I have some nice clothes at home, but that are my nicer, weekend clothes, not willing to wear to work clothes. Any other ideas for a super casual girl. I am petite, skinny, hourglass shaped body. I like function and things that don’t stain that easily. I am a bit of a clutz at times.
La guerre des boutons (in black and white, from the 1950's, brilliant), Intouchables (much more recent but good humour), The Chti's (lovely comedy which makes fun of regionalism within France).
Justine Leconte officiel My daughter worked in Compiègne and told me about the Ch’ti one. A riot! Must now see _La guerre des Boutons_. But what about Cocteau’s _ La Belle et la Bête _ for beautiful glorious costumes?!!!
Can you make a video on original styles of the biggest fashion houses, that they are known for? Their main colours, prints, fabrics etc? For example- Chanel- tweed jacket and what else? Versace- colour yellow and so on.
I second the lingerie and eyebrow videos! you have made me so much more aware of the quality of the clothes I buy so a lingerie video would be great. and I really like your view on proportions and how you view the body as shapes, if that makes sense, so an eyebrow video would be very interesting!
I d like to express how sorry i m on French people loosing such a great piece of architecture, Hope country will rebuild and restore back to life Notre Dame de Paris.
Thank you Justine! Nice video. Interesting that you mentioned 15-century period. Never thought about that period in time. Good questions from the subscribers. Have a great week.
I have the Reader's Digest Needlework book, a gift from my mother. Great resource. I taught knitting and used it all the time myself and for my students.
For the person who asked about sewing machines, as a person who has been sewing for more than 25 years, I completely agree with Justine. You will never use all those "fancy stitches". I think the only people who use them are sewing for little kids or babies. Do get a good used machine. You should really look at estate and garage sells. Most older ladies had one at one time and since most young women don't sew, you can find them at a really good price. They are also easier to fix, I repair my own, than ones with a lot of electronics. I have sewn on a new, really inexpensive modern machine and have had it "walk" across the table when I tried to sew quickly. I own a Pfaff that my mother used in the 1970s, it weighs a ton and it still sews great. Check out Angela Clayton's channel. She is a young lady that sews vintage style clothes and only uses older machines.
The eyebrow video is here 😉: th-cam.com/video/Bg4KHsOGK0U/w-d-xo.html
Yes please, do a brow video 😊
I agree on the brow video 😍 I think it's important nowadays regarding there are many manyy brow trends out there
For me too
Karen Singing ASMR YES! The most flattering brow shapes for your face. Also, the most flattering ways to "style" them?
I thought brow was done, but perhaps not. What would interest me in brow is something beyond the classic proportions. As we age, our brows become thinner, or lighter, or more coarse. They droop. I would be very interested in information about how to address these things. What are the best products for darkening or thickening, yet avoiding the look of a brow that is drawn on? What makeup or treatment around the brow will appear to raise or even it, without recourse to lifting surgery? Or how can one work with the aging brow to make it look groomed and refined, but still natural and age appropriate?
Plus there's so many different methods nowadays to care for them or change them. Which methods work best for the natural way your brows are? Stuff like that!
Would you please talk about your top fragrances?? Thank you so much 🙌🙌🙌👏👏
She has a video on them
Gabby Ling I know but I meant new list... thank you for reminding anyway 👍
Or the art of choosing your fragrance
Emily Martin absolutely great idea
If Justine doesn't make a video, look up Jeremy Fragrance here on youtube. He is a dedicated perfumerist ;)
Hi Justine,
I am amazed at how much energy you have and I love how you said you don't worry too much about security. That's great. I am like that too. I don't strive to own a home because I want freedom to pick up and go live wherever I may want. Things like that are important for me so I never feel stuck!! All the best to you lovely lady!!
Justine, are there any books / role models / etc. that inspire you and help you not worry too much about security? I'm just curious if there is any resource you can point to that you draw inspiration from regarding this topic, especially during challenging times. I think this characteristic of your content is exactly why (as a scientist with, typically, little fashion interest) I enjoy watching your videos. You are really brave and confident, and I respect that a lot. Thank you for your videos!
Love that so many women feel this way! I left Alaska at 19 on a whim and love the idea of being able to go anywhere I want in the world! 💕
Justine is just so pleasant to listen to :')
So agree!!
She sure is. ☺️
Hey! Concerning the sewing machine, I would argue that a zigzag stitch (is that how it is called?) would be good to take care of the edges of your fabric. More advanced sewers often have an overlocker to take care of the edges, but I wouldn't consider it to be needed for a beginner
Cookie Noisette You need to be very careful with the zig zag stitch WITH the parallel thread underneath |>. Practice a lot before attempting on a garment.
@@katerinapatiniotis5598 I am not sure what you mean. I was just thinking of doing a regular straight stitch to sew the two pieces of fabric together, and then a very wide zig zag stitch where one side of the stitching is in the fabric and the other is out. That zigzag stitch does not crosses the straight stitch so it is not visible from the outside
Cookie Noisette The stitch I showed you is the overclocker stitch. Usually lots of domestic sewing machines have the overclocker stitch depending on the brand and model. I'm not sure if yours has this overclocker stitch. You can do this, if the result is neat and discreet.
Jaunty Dame Yes, it's very good for preserving the stretching and have a better fitting on the body depending on what you're making.
I like a built-in button hole function. Zigzag for some repairs....
My heart is with you now with what happened to Notre Dame. The most beautiful church I've ever witnessed with my very eyes and a huge part of the European culture. Love from Finland.
It is sad indeed... But the valuable works of art and the treasure seem to be safe. The wood burnt but not the stone. The pointy tower that collapsed didn't have its statues because they had been taken down for renovation - so the statues are fine. They have scans of everything so it can theoretically be rebuilt identically (even if the wood partially dated back to the 12th or 13th century 😥). It amazes me that the structure still stands. Middle-age architects weren't bad at all 🙂
@@justineleconte Indeed, I was SO very relieved to read it on the news! They really knew what they were doing back then. I was the most worried about the rose windows but heard that they are still intact, even if they suffered some damage from the heat. All the best. 🌻
I love the idea to style a crop top (blousy I believe?) over a "skin tight" longer shirt underneath. I had been thinking about the same idea but looser (possibly sleeveless) bias cut blouse on the bottom (to skim over a tummy) and a skin tight crop top with sleeves on top.
The Reader's Digest is great!
Many sewing books try to copy it
Not a question-just thinking of you and the notre dome :Our hearts are with you! It was heart breaking to see the pictures. Thank goodness so much thought had been put to how to respond to this 160yrs ago when it was last struck by such tragedy. Trees are ready to rebuild (and amazingly, all the statues had just been removed last week for remodeling). We know how it feels to loose such iconic buildings. But it is not lost forever and it will remain the beautiful icon of France and place of awe and worship for people, the world over, to come and connect with (or re-connect. Thinking of you all as you process and mourn and re-build!
Every time you start a video with that smile I just feel so at home. Your videos are my soft spot to land on TH-cam. ❤️
Thank you 💛
More Q & A please! Love your videos - Happy Spring!
my sewing machine is metal ...got it when I was 18yrs. old (used Mom's before that).....still going after 50yrs.
........very simple: straight, zig-zag & "stretch" stitch...it is all you need. I would like to have a serger tho.........
I just enjoy your French accent so much
Music to my ears
I did not expect the 15th century =) ... but i can see the appeal to it. Long dresses in various textures and vivid colours and ornaments. I mean, its the era that classic Disney princess dresses are inspired by, isnt it? Also funny hats and men in tights...
Enjoyable chat, Justine! I really appreciate the hair care mention as I am growing my hair longer.
The first thing I thought of when you started talking about costumes is the movie Mirror Mirror with Lily Collins. I gasped at every new gown! There’s so much detail in the costuming.
I'm looking forward to the series on iconic clothing that has changed the world!
Ahhh Justine! If you do research on the pre-Renaissance and Medieval periods I would love to have a video about that. I'm doing a medieval themed wedding and I'm a bit torn between wanting glamour and wanting historical authenticity, haha. I would love your opinion on how to use those older, simpler styles and fabrics with a modern twist.
I rely on you!! Your spirit, expertise, and wonderful panoramic view of fashion inspires me so much and brings joy every Sunday!!!
Thank you kindly!
Yes Justine .... a video pls on eye brow & full hair care routine
Merci Justine! Vous êtes très belle et intelligente! Thank you for all your contributions!
Cette vidéo m'a rendu nostalgique.
Mon petit village du Tarn me manque chaque jour.
Les maisons en pierres, les rues pavées, le clocher, la terrasse du café, l'odeur du pain dans la rue du boulanger, les croissants, la charcuterie qui sent bon les pieds, le fromage, le vin, les patisseries culpabilisantes, le chèvre chaud au miel, le canard au vin, les "bonjour !" suivis de deux bises, les monuments (ici médiévaux, chateaux juchés en bord de falaise : à couper le souffle), les maisons construites dans l'enceinte du château fort, lui même taillé dans le granit, les paysages rustiques, la langueur et les gens d'antan qui glissent toujours un peu d'occitan dans leurs phrases, les femmes en robe bleue marine à petits pois blancs l'été, le son d'une pétanque en fin d'après-midi et celui du coq le matin.
Bien-sur cela se trouve moins en grande ville mais je pense que ça parle à beaucoup de français quand-même.
Comment est Berlin ? Je vous imaginais à Londres, peut-être à cause de votre côté royal (les grands yeux bleus sans doute).
L'Europe de l'est est très intéressante, les jeunes se démarquent beaucoup vestimentairement, mais sans minimalisme.
Allez, aux bons souvenirs et au vent qui les porte encore !
What you said about your life's motto was actually very inspiring! Responsibility yet opportunity - love it!
I watch quite a few of your videos - you were my inspiration to really think about my sense of style and look to buying a few quality items that I wear repeatedly but they will last me ages. Your Capsule Wardrobe video really made me declutter my wardrobe as well... a much needed chore that feels now it's done but I don't think I come under the minimalist category :P
Love your videos :)
I've enjoyed your videos for over a year now. Always interesting.
In regards to Shopping second hand I must say that after having been in the fashion industry for over thirty years now I trully find more value in buying the best possible quality for the lowest possible price in the second hand and vintage market than shopping full price for low quality in trendy fast fashion shops. There is enough offered out there that you never have to settle for something stained or damaged. Cheers!
This is wonderful love your life motto, and love readers digest sewing book.
Great content as always Justine! Thanks for sharing 😊
love hair 'owner' here - i swear by egg and yogurt mask, add a drop of essential oil and leave the mixture for at least an hour. I do this every 2-3 weeks in colder seasons and 3-4 weeks in warmer seasons. One hour seems like a lot but you can do anything else at home with that mask. It hydrates the hair like no mask ever, leaves them shiny and healthy. You need to rinse the mixture well, as egg is a bit tricky to wash.
I love Out of Africa for clothing...my long time fave. Thank you so much for ALL of this advice.
Yes to a video for eyebrows please!!
Oh gosh I'd love to hear your thoughts on the costumes from the TV show Outlander
I'm short and small. I am using this information to do more thrifting. Thank you.
Yes, I would like a video on eyebrows. One of mine has a scar through it, and through the years, I've tried many different things to make it less noticeable. Right now I'm using a colored gel by The BrowGal.
Yes for a video on eyebrows!!!
Awesome q&a! I really love your videos, I learn something new everytime from fashion and the way you keep your creativity growing. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Yes! Would love a brow video!
Have you seen the mini series The Time in Between? It's a Spanish program that is absolutely gorgeous with hair, makeup, and costumes. It's also about a dress maker.
Thanks for the tip!
Loved this series the dressmaking!
First !! Ur pics with hair flowing are so beautiful in insta !! Ur content are so good keep going..please start a clothing line for college students for affordable price !!
Woow 💓 I totally love the idea 💓 although I would add, if it's possible for Justine because I know the production costs may not allow for reduction of the prices.
Dee Lg - Justine already has explained in the past (probably in several videos) how costly it is to make well fitted, good quality cost, so I doubt all the sudden she is just going to start making cheap clothes. Just saying, there are A LOT of options out there already for affordable clothes.
yeah agree !! Quality cant be compromised !! But would like to own a dress designed by Justine !! I ll hv to wait until I get a job n save :-)
You are just plain wonderful. Informative, classy and charismatic. Thank you for this video, and all your videos!
Yes, I would love an eyebrow video. I have one eye that is much more hooded than the other, and would love to know how to balance my brows.
I am 5'11" also! ( long legs, torso more average, so always trying to balance proportions) Yes for the brows video. I have hooded eyes, so if you could address brow tips for me, please.
Why do you do your videos in English? Or why did you start your channel in English? Can we get a video in French maybe? 😍😍 love your channel it’s to simple, elegant, and informative! Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom with us!
oui for the brow video!!
I love your cover photos on this one. They made me smile. 😆😆😆😆
I love your philosophy!
You are so kind. I adore your tons of information! I'm 5' 9" so understand!
I like your channel a lot and I'm impressed how fast it evolved. In my opinion though shorter hair would be much more flattering for you, this length looks like for an older lady.....I don't mean short hair, just shorter and more modern cut.
my favorite era for fashion is the 20s.
Thank you for answering my question! Very inspirational, as always!
Hi Justine, Love your video's. I wonder if you have seen Allied with Marion Cotillard, I believe the movie won an award for costumes. I loved the clothes in the movie ...clothes from the 40's were fabulous IMO. I look forward to the iconic clothes video.....Thank you!
Yes please please please make a video on eyebrows im so confused because o do my eyebrows myself and I prefer my natural shape but its joined in the centre and I dont know i f should keep it that way or not.
Eyebrows - yes please
Yesss, 15th century was amazing!!
Yes please eyebrow video!
Very much enjoyed, as usual 🤗🥰
Dear Justine, I love your TH-cam videos! I have a question. What exactly defines what is chic? Is there a definite standard or is it a personal choice, more like a style thing? Thank you. You are an inspiration!
It's personal, subjective and it depends on each culture 🙂
@@justineleconte Okay. Thank you. Love your channel. So helpful. Plus you are adorable!
I'm 185cm and I can't shop in thrift stores, either.
Yes do an eyebrow video
Do you plan on putting any inspiration that you get from the 15th century, in to your now designs?
Many thumbs up, Justine! Thank you!
Could you please do another video on your capsule wardrobe process and result. I liked your unique process about a year ago when you did one. Merci
Hello Justine! I love that you are interested in the clothing of the 1470´s. I do a lot of historical sewing starting in the viking age (around 750) in Denmark (mainly) but I have also done reseach in and created clothing from the 1470. I am currently working on a project from the early 1300´s south sweden/ Denmark and will probably also do a project with more clothing from the 1400´s. If you are interested in resech materials, artworks and more I have a lot of information. It is lovely to see that a modern designer is also interested in historical clothing!!
I’ve been wanting this video because we have the same hair type and I wanted to know your hair routine
Yes to an eyebrow video.
I really need a video on work outfits as I love your style ❤️🌹🙏
I’m new to your channel ( like a week old to be exactly lol) and I watched pretty much all of your videos 😊 lol
U’re a delight to watch, thank u for all the great inf 😁
Thanks 🌷
Justine Leconte officiel ❤️
Enjoyed your video. Always learn something. See you next time!!😊❤❤
Eyebrows!
Yes, do a eyebrow video, plezzzzz.
Bonjour Justine "boxy" top with pencil skirts, that I like! 👍 Rowing, I used to do that in college, in the gym and I liked it. I do back crawl which is good too for abs and shoulders.
Yes yes yes please make an eyebrow video
Just discovered your channel & am binge watching. Love it! Just wanted comment on your ‘fast fashion’ episodes and agree with stance waste and economics but have done a great deal of research and am increasingly convinced that there serious health issues (physical as well as emotional) associated with this industry. Your thoughts?
I can't wait for the lingerie video ❤️
eyebrow video please :)
Love your Pattern ring(Shield ring), where did you get it? Found this video really inspiring and enjoyable to watch.
Wait a moment! I’m running to the hair care store near by my 🏠 to buy that dry oil spray just right now!
Yes to eyebrows, please, and also hand care!
I know this violates all etiquette imaginable but I'd love to know your ballpark age range. Forgive me if this comes across as rude; it's just that you remind me of a very young version of myself & I am 66 years young. I went to fine art school, was a high fashion model for over 20 years too.
Also did a make up artist stint for a few years. You totally "ROCK AT EVERYTHING!!!!!"
Warmest blessings to you. By the way you look extremely young but your videos are extremely wise beyond your years on this planet :):):)
I'd agree with someone else. Eyebrow video would be helpful!
Thank you, a good one, as always! Hugs & sunshine 🌞 N
Lingire video...YESsss
Hi Justine! Thank you for the wonderful video! It was very informative. A video on high and low lingerie would be great!
I am trying to find outfits for work. I look after and infant and do housework. My style is casual, mostly wear jeans, t-shirt and hoodies. I have some nice clothes at home, but that are my nicer, weekend clothes, not willing to wear to work clothes. Any other ideas for a super casual girl. I am petite, skinny, hourglass shaped body. I like function and things that don’t stain that easily. I am a bit of a clutz at times.
What are top French movies we should see
La guerre des boutons (in black and white, from the 1950's, brilliant), Intouchables (much more recent but good humour), The Chti's (lovely comedy which makes fun of regionalism within France).
This is a top-of-mind list, not an ultimate top list 😉
Justine thank you so much ✨✨✨
Justine Leconte officiel My daughter worked in Compiègne and told me about the Ch’ti one. A riot! Must now see _La guerre des Boutons_.
But what about Cocteau’s _ La Belle et la Bête _ for beautiful glorious costumes?!!!
Nan Elizabeth Jorgensen thank you so much
Hi Justine, I love your videos! I would like one about eyebrows. A lingerie one would be fantastic also. Thanks!
I would really love to know where your longer ring is from, I can't find it on your website ❤️
Hey Justine what do you think about Indian Fashion .
Have you ever seen it .
Justine, what made you love fashion? How old are you?
Thanks😊
What is the name of your clothing line?
I would love a lingerie video
Me too
Wonderful suggestion! French lingerie is legendary for its beauty, appeal, and quality and I'd love to hear Justine's point of view about it!
Sonja Meyer yesss!
Can you make a video on original styles of the biggest fashion houses, that they are known for? Their main colours, prints, fabrics etc? For example- Chanel- tweed jacket and what else? Versace- colour yellow and so on.
I would love to see this as well!
Fantastic idea!
What a great idea!
wow, that would be my absolute favourite, she is so knowledgeable about fashion and clothing history, i always learn so much!
Its a great idea
I second the lingerie and eyebrow videos! you have made me so much more aware of the quality of the clothes I buy so a lingerie video would be great. and I really like your view on proportions and how you view the body as shapes, if that makes sense, so an eyebrow video would be very interesting!
Thank you 😘
Yes! I would be very interessed in an eyebrown design history and harmony! Thnak you justine! Always the greatest videos!
I d like to express how sorry i m on French people loosing such a great piece of architecture, Hope country will rebuild and restore back to life Notre Dame de Paris.
hi Justine, I think a full viddo on eyebrows would be great
The eyebrow video is here 😉
Thank you Justine! Nice video. Interesting that you mentioned 15-century period. Never thought about that period in time. Good questions from the subscribers. Have a great week.
Justine, if you haven't done one already, can you do a video on how to dress to compliment a long torso?
I have had that Readers Digest sewing book for eons! I also have the Readers Digest book for embroidery/needlework. Excellent books.
I have the Reader's Digest Needlework book, a gift from my mother. Great resource. I taught knitting and used it all the time myself and for my students.
J'adore comment tu prononces "can't" avec ton accent français, je l'ai déjà remarqué dans d'autres vidéos, c'est super mignon :)
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Salut Justine! I would love it if you would do a video on what sort of eyebrows work for different face shapes.😄
The eyebrow video is here 😉
For the person who asked about sewing machines, as a person who has been sewing for more than 25 years, I completely agree with Justine. You will never use all those "fancy stitches". I think the only people who use them are sewing for little kids or babies. Do get a good used machine. You should really look at estate and garage sells. Most older ladies had one at one time and since most young women don't sew, you can find them at a really good price. They are also easier to fix, I repair my own, than ones with a lot of electronics. I have sewn on a new, really inexpensive modern machine and have had it "walk" across the table when I tried to sew quickly. I own a Pfaff that my mother used in the 1970s, it weighs a ton and it still sews great. Check out Angela Clayton's channel. She is a young lady that sews vintage style clothes and only uses older machines.