SOME OF MY TOP STYLE ICONS & HOW THEY'VE INFLUENCED MY STYLE
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SOME OF MY TOP STYLE ICONS & HOW THEY'VE INFLUENCED MY STYLE: In today's video I want to talk about some of my top personal style icons and how they've influenced my style. Each of these women made a lasting impression on my style journey and it was so much fun to reflect on. Thank you so much to The Chic Chanteuse for tagging me in this video idea and thank you for watching xx Audrey
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Thank you for including SELENA in this icons. As Latina myself I’m very happy that our roots is something that makes us proud, because most of Us love color in our wardrobe.🥰🧣👠👗
I'm a Latina too and I agree with you. We live close to the city where Selena lived and two years ago we visited the Selena's museum. Her Dad and Sister were there and her Sister stoped to talk to my husband and pet our little Chihuahua dog. She was very kind and sweet. My daughter and I cry looking at Selena's clothing and belonings. Is still hard to know that her young beautiful life was cut short for no reason!
I like Audrey discovered her right before she died. I was so upset because I had plans to see her sing! I agree her smile was a great asset we women need to realize is the best thing to wear... a smile.
anything for Selenas!
Princess Diana was a huge inspiration of mine when I was a teenager.🙂
How could I forget. I loved her style.
As a Queens girl myself, I loved Fran Drescher on The Nanny. I had the same coloring and I felt like she made dark hair, fair skin, and red lips pretty as I lived in a world obsessed with suntans and blonde hair. She really is a modern-day Lucille Ball. Her facial expressions and body language was very Lucy-like.
Audrey please can we have a video dedicated to trousers covering everything- the styles,colours,season appropriate, materials, fit etc... please. Big hug from India
this would be great
I saw Fran Drescher and couldn't click fast enough! So many wonderful women, you included!
Yes ! Jenny Cavilleri...forever and ever and ever !
Lol me too!
I grew up watching “The Nanny” and I loved Fran’s style. I do this…I will watch retro movies-and even tv shows-for style inspired. Also, “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.” This next one might be a diff. choice, and I am not into horror movies, but the wife in “Jaws.”
Spanning decades, my style icons would be Ingrid Bergman (the no-nonsense, make-up free style in several movies), Katherine Hepburn (comfort, trousers and wit) Marisa Berenson (for the long curly hair) and Cate Blanchett (for the coloring). Loved your video!
You are my style icon. I have improved a lot from all your advices and i feel great! Thank you Audrey
Same! ❤️
Pride and prejudice is my chill out movie. It's so beautiful.
Hi Audrey,
Yesterday, I receieved about 15 compliments on my outfit and short hairstyle the whole day while I was out and it's only because you have inspired my style. ♡
As a teen watching Mary Tyler Moore portray an independent young working woman was pivotal in directing my style. Her wardrobe, hair, and makeup were wonderfully chic and on trend, yet always classic, well-tailored, wearable, and accessible. Nothing was overdone. MTM may have influenced a generation of working women.
I love Fran Drescher. When I was a kid in the 90s and I’d watch the nanny I just thought she was stunning. I loved her tights with short skirts and that’s one of my go to looks to this day. This was such a great video.
I love Elizabeth Montgomery’s wardrobe in Bewitched. She would also rewear outfits in different shows and she wore almost no jewelry except for a stunning pave diamond heart necklace that she wore with almost every outfit. Gorgeous.
P&P with Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth as Elizabeth and Darcy is a must-see!
As a viewer just as apprehensive about deviating from neutrals, I have been enjoying your exploration into incorporating color. It suits you and I feel, brings out how lively and lovely you are!
Thank you so much! It’s taken a few years for me to feel comfortable choosing my new colors but it was worth the wait 🤗❤️
@@AudreyCoyne 🙌🏻🙌🏻🤗🤗 as another Winter lady I know the struggle first time wearing a full on fuchsia dress, but we look amazing in our true coloring.
I also saw Fran Drescher and couldn't click fast enough! I discovered The Nanny years after it aired because much of my adult life, I didn't have a TV (I'm 65). My sister sent me the entire series on DVD and I wore them out, literally! I think back on many a scene (which I know by ❤) and laugh out loud- very helpful in pandemic depression moments! Anyhoo, this video really made me think about Lauren Bacall as my style icon influence. I am going to start looking up her movies to get more ideas for my style and see what develops. Thank you for thinking up this theme for fashion help! 💖
I completely forgot another favorite Star style influencer for me was the character Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) she was a major influencer ( at that time I was 33) and noticed that woman at a certain age can still dress beautiful. Her style was elegant and classic. Her leather classic handbags, silk scarfs, cashmere sweaters, silk blouses, and tailored shirts. Gorgeous and elegant. Can you please include senior woman styles, that would truly be appreciated because every woman deserves to feel pretty no matter how old she is and eventually we will all cross that bridge.
Ah yes, "Murder, She Wrote"
What a great suggestion. As a Gen-Xer, I knew her first as an older actress. She definitely had good style in MSW. (I wish more women dressed like that today.) But years later, I was positively floored when I discovered her ability to pull off full-tilt glamour in The World of Henry Orient - not my favorite movie, but her wardrobe in it is amazing. She's just one of those people with enormous artistic range, which shows up in her choice of roles, as well as her fashion.
Yes! Angela Lansbury is a treasure and her whole Murder, She Wrote wardobe is 100% how I'd love to look in that phase of life.
My personal style icons are all rock stars. Stevie Nicks, Nancy wilson, Mick Jagger and Jimi Hendrix are some of my favorites!
Audrey Hepburn has influenced so many of us. She's definitely one of my style icons, but most my others are icons of the 80s and 90s: Winona Ryder, Princess Diana, Jennifer Grey. I think they all did elevated casual very well, and that's my sweet spot.
(😭😭😭 happy tears seeing you embracing Winter color palette on full force, amazing royal/cobalt blue).
Clair Huxtable from The Cosby show!
And what a gorgeous wardrobe she had!
As a white girl who grew up watching The Cosby Show, I always loved her style. Just a day or two ago, I was thinking about my lackluster wardrobe and one of her outfits came to mind. It was a 'What-would-Clair-wear?' moment. She was a role model in many ways.
Oh yes! There's a bronze silky blouse that Clair has worn that I've been on the hunt for.
In this video:
1. Audrey Hepburn (namesake)
2. Maria Callas (singer)
3. Penelope Cruze (skin twin)
4. Selena Quintanilla-Pérez
5. Fran Drescher (and Fran Fine character)
6. Barbra Streisand's character in What's Up Doc
7. Jenny Cavalieri in Love Story (actress Ali MacGraw)
8. Elizabeth and Jane in Pride and Prejudice (Kiera Knightley and Rosamund Pike)
Thank you for the list.
@@haydeeramos7839 You're welcome!
Barbara had a great stylist for her movies. She was so gorgeous.
About YOUR style....you are so fine boned, your speaking voice is so soft, delicate, melodic and soprano, and your personality is so positive and your hair so airy and curly the first impression you make is ethereal. THe traditional definition of an ethereal type is tall, winsome, graceful, usually very light, almost white blonde , with light blue or grey eyes, nearly transparent white skin, a soft delicate floaty voice and personality reminding people of angels in the classic sense. Yet here you are, not tall, dark hair and eyes but with ALL the other characteristics of that type. I wonder how floaty fabrics would work on you, maybe in skirts, dresses and blouses...maybe in the burgundy and bottle green or navy to go with your coloring and that you love...you could marry these with your classic blazers. Something light and airy about each outfit might
hint at your personality and echo your voice, hair, and graceful movement. It would give you a sparkle of individuality in your clothing to mirror your personality and demeanor, your delicacy. As my grandmother told me, play to your strengths in fashion and in life, that was great advice that propelled me forward. Abrazos!
Excellent observation
I always loved the Hitchcock-Heroine chic.
Me too, partly because Hitchcock liked women who had coloring closer to my own.
Great choice! There's a video somewhere on YT on all of Eve Marie Saint's outfits from North by Northwest; every single one is fantastic.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hitchcock really knew how to dress his stars (well, he really knew which costume designer to hire)
@@maitesoto1953 Agreed. I watched The Birds for the umpth-teenth time and noticed the outfits of the main character actress. Gasp! Gorgeous.
That red dress is gorgeous, don't know why but it reminded me of Kate Middleton's blue engagement dress! But you can get it custom made!
Audrey, omg, I used to hate the sweater style you're wearing here, mockneck, ribbing, royal blue saturated color.... but it looks so gorgeous on you! Once again, you've opened my eyes that body structure, color palette and styling is everything when it comes to a piece of garment. Thank you so much for your hard work on this channel!
My baby is also named Audrey. Or, as my 2 year old calls her, Audwey. :)
Audrey, if you love that red dress that much, have it made. It wouldn’t be that much if you bought the fabric at a good price.
Girl that’s highly subjective
I love Angelina Jolie’s wardrobe in The Tourist. Great style! Jackie Kennedy had wonderful style, as did Princess Diana.
Good call. I'm designing a shirt for my female line. Featuring style icons. I wanted to jus go off memory but I finally broke down and started looking up stuff. Totally forgot about Jackie O. She wuz a major fashion icon. Thanks
Great video! I would love to see you discuss the fashion in the Queen’s Gambit, Audrey. I’m certain you would love the styles. I would wear anything from the last 3 or so episodes in a heartbeat. The clothes have that perfect classic mod look, just so beautiful!
I thought the outfits she wore in that series were timeless! Would wear it easily too
Thalia Williams
I absolutely loved the The Queen's Gambit (great story) but often got distracted by the gorgeous fashion. I've started sewing garments for myself since Covid and I just couldn't stop looking at those clothes! Beautiful!
@@denisedorsey2889 Yes! The story is so good but the clothes made me drool.
I'm obviously much older than most of your readers, but Doris Day was the epitome of a classy, yet spunky female in the early 60's! Loved all her suits/dresses, shoes, and then Sandra Dee. After that, it was Dusty Springfield and Cilla Black - now it's Nicole Kidman - but always, always, always - Audrey Hepburn
Kim Novak in the film Bell, Book and Candle - early 1950’s I think. She played a witch but an incredibly cool, glamorous one. She wore a lot of black and red including a black turtleneck and a very stylish black cape which would look fabulous today.
There are other films from that era with a similar vibe. It’s not rock and roll 1950’s. There are still elements of the glamorous side of the 1940’s which were more feminine and elegant. Grace Kelly in To Catch a Thief also. I think she epitomised that style.
This was such a great video, Audrey. I had the pleasure of meeting Ali McGraw several times as she was a regular customer at London Sole. She is very elegant and gracious in person too. I love her style and how it changed when she moved to New Mexico. Lots of love! xx
I love your blog. We have very different styles, but I recognize your good taste and style. You must have the red dress made. I often get custom clothes. You can too. I’m sure there are seamstresses in your town or nearby city-you deserve your red dress.
Let us know once you get your dress.
Women should not fear bespoke clothing. My mother didn’t buy much, maybe 4 items a year, but they were high quality. She would buy a suit or a dress and go across the street from Nordstrom Best in Seattle where there was a shop that only did custom buttons and trim. I remember she had white grosgrain ribbon trim added to the collar, cuffs and pockets of a navy dress. Then she had the buttons replaced.
I use Etsy for custom wear. The measurements include back of neck through crotch to shoulder blade, even upper, elbow circumference as well as underarm to waist and wrist. So many other measurements for different articles-pants, shorts, skirts, blouses all have separate measurements for the best fit. Three weeks later the item arrives. Only twice have I been unsatisfied and each shop accepted return for refund, even though it was made to order.
I agree. The pattern for the style is not too complex, so a good seamstress would be able to copy it exactly. Buy a good amount of red silk charmeuse...voila!
Oooh I love watching the character Miranda Priestly in the movie The Devil Wears Prada. I just adore her elegant and sophisticated, yet vibrant and strong style. Love it!
I really enjoyed this, Audrey! As for the elusive red dress, it might not be so expensive to just have your tailor make it up for you.
You are becoming the classic styles of "Today's Audrey"; I am very grateful for your tireless endeavors to help and inspire people like me in discovering our own unique classic styles!
You know, I really like to see you wear blue colors - they show your inner beauty and genuine charm more and more :)
Love that you are influences by women from different backgrounds as well! I saw Selena and was like yessssssss 🥰
Love your video. My style icons are Françoise Hardy, Juliette Binoche, Catherine Deneuve, Claire Chazal, Inès de la Fressange and Diane Keaton. Ali Mc Graw haș aged gracefully and has a very personal dramatic style.
Audrey, this was wonderful. The first time I saw you I realized you wore Preppy clothing. It was the first adult clothing I wore too because I lived in Boston then after growing up in Texas. Texas clothing just didnt work in Boston either for climate or fashion. Classic clothing was my entire wardrobe during my academic career. THen THAT didnt work in early retirement sailing the Caribbean for ten years. Now after fifteen years in Latin America living in coffee finca country, with an elegant Spanish colonial town nearby, I am back full circle to Texas clothing and British/American classic tweed blazers, sweaters mixed with slacks and loafers or jeans and my cowboy or riding boots most fall/winter days.I also like to pair my blazers with denim and silky midi skirts with boots. I like a Ralph Lauren style mixture of western wear, suede or leather blazers or jackets with skirts, jeans and trousers. Sometimes I wear a lace jabot, or a velvet scarf at the neck, even satin blouses mixed it....very RL country style which I love and fits my lifestyle now. I adore my Stetson all weather felt hat in moss green and my finely woven cream Panama hat from Ecuador. They are SO me!
Audrey Hepburn, Diane Keaton, Stevie Nicks and Janet Jackson for me. I also really love the style of Claire Underwood from the House of Cards and of course growing up in the 90s my girls from Clueless.
Nothing looks more gorgeous than passion. I can see how passionate you are when talking about different colours and silhouettes. It's absolutely contagious ✨💙
What a gorgeous video!! I found that fascinating. You have put a lot of thought into this. I would say Jackie O, Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn are my style icons. Audrey, you can't tease us like that about your singing!! Where can we go to hear you sing?
Oh I loved this!! And I can see a little influence of each of these women in your wardrobe✨ I feel like this opened a little window into seeing things from your point of view over the years💛
Loved Fran and Selena as a kid, beautiful and with lots of personality 😍
I really appreciate the diversity of style icons you mention.
Loved this video Audrey - I have never thought of who my style icons are and it is only in the past year that I have truly begun to define my sense of style - you have been my greatest influencer! - I have learned so much - thank you
This is such a fabulous video, Audrey. I love seeing the style icons who have influenced your style choices. Your attention to detail and clear explanations are always so appreciate. Thank you for sharing ❤️
Oh I love this, I think it's so interesting to see who people are influenced by!
I was thinking about my style icons and I was immediately reminded of how much Burberry's Autumn/Winter 2012 show has influenced my style. Lots of neutrals (greens, grays, browns), beautiful fabrics, bows, and foxes!!! That show is iconic (to me hah)!
I love all of your style icons! This video has prompted me to think about the icons that inspire me in my style. Best!
Dear beautiful Audrey! This was such a joy to watch 🥰🌸 So very humbled to have you grab the baton! I just adored this journey through your style icons, and I love that you mentioned Maria Callas! Such an amazing musician, and I have also seen her referred to as an example of a Kibbe Soft Dramatic body type, which makes complete sense. Biggest of smiles to you my friend! Xx
I love Princess Kate's casual style, Audrey Hepburn, and Princess Dianna. And from a more current standpoint, you and Emma Hill have been a big influence as I've started discovering my style.
As soon as you said Maria Callas and that you also sing it all added up for me - your speaking voice, your personal style, your overall demeanor. Love it!!
What an impactful video Audrey! I can see how all of these style icons have directly influenced your own personal style. Audrey Hepburn and Princess Diana are my style icons!
The 2005 Pride and Prejudice is my go to feel-good movie! Thank you so much for sharing. It was so nice to see you so excited about your different icons.
Rose from Titanic really impacted me as a child. Just that soft but intense look that matched her character so well.
Elegant and beautiful as always. Happy Sunday, Ms.
Ahhhhhh! I LOVED What's Up Doc so so much. I grew up in the seventies and went to see it every time it came to town (no videos or streaming in the seventies ha ha). This was a fun video Audrey! For fashion fun, a recent show I've enjoyed is Indian Summers on PBS Masterpiece. I think you'd love it.
Hi Audrey, I love how you emphasize the importance of wearing clothes that feel good. I wonder if you can make a video on the fabrics/colors that help uplift our mood or are comforting to wear.
Okay no way! I almost included Fran Drescher in mine as well! I watched so much of The Nanny with my mom while I was growing up! Love the video, Audrey 🥰
How wonderful that you know about Maria Callas and that she influenced you. I adored Beverly Sills when I was your age. I studied opera too and was always shy to sing in public. I loved this video Audrey!!!
I had never really thought about movie/tv being a source of style inspiration, but now that you've mentioned it I can see so many references to my own style and how connected it is to favorite fictional characters. My love of earthy tones and utilitarian pieces definitely came from my obsession with Star Wars and Indiana Jones. I see lots of musicians reflected in my style, too. Great video, Audrey!
I love your style, Audrey and can see the influencers you describe in you. What a great idea!
Loved this.. i wish they were longer😇
You are my style icon Audrey! You are so classy, elegant and timeless. I have learned so much from your channel 🙏🏽
another great video Audrey! love that you're embracing more color on your channel!
Royal blue on you looks amazing! Truly a deep winter color and SO flattering on you.
Now I have to watch all those movies again with a whole new perspective thru the eyes of a darling Style, Opera Singer Angel...LOL....you have as usual added a dimension to the process of style 'thought or reflection'....you always have me ponder and reflect after every video as you add some element of intellect and thoughtfulness to them.....you are a cut above love...HUGE HUGS...
I really love the way you conceptualize style inspiration. I have so many style icons who I don't have similar body types to or even identical styles, but there's just something about the way they dress or some facet of the aesthetic that is so influential to me. Lindsay Wagner in The Paper Chase and Ali Macgraw in A Love Story are both major 70s preppy/collegiate inspiration for me. I draw my makeup inspiration from the young girl in The Lover (she's so glowy and fresh!), Carolyn Bessette Kennedy (when we're not wearing masks, my go to look is extremely natural skin, a touch of mascara, and a red lip), and also Pride and Prejudice--fun coincidences there! I have a very different body type to you--I'm very tall and quite curvy--so we naturally have somewhat different dress senses, despite the fact that I think one of the reasons I love your channel so much is that our overall aesthetics aren't dissimilar, but you've also become one of my style icons in the past few months! You have really helped me focus on figuring out what colors, silhouettes and styles make me feel amazing and help me express my personal style. And I've saved so much money not constantly trying to buy cheap clothes that never quite suit me and fall apart quickly!
I love that you love opera ! There are so few of us left ❤️🎼
My icons are definitely Carolyn Besette-Kennedy, Juliette Binoche, and Audrey Hepburn.
Ah, Juliette Binoche. Love her!
@@emmasanders1234 I saw her in the movie Three Colors: Blue and fell in love with her style and elegance.
When I was a teen in the 1960's, my father thought it was awful to wear bright lipstick with jeans (dungarees at one time) or sport clothes. But I was a Southern girl, love color, fight depression, and love fashion...I am 69 now and still play dress-up! I was in line for that movie in Nashville at the Rocking Chair theater...I still remember! (What's Up Doc) but of course, saw "Love Story" too.
YOU are my style icon Audrey.
I love everyone you featured. Pride and Prejudice is one of my favorite movies of all time! I can watch it again and again. And now I have a bigger excuse to watch it even more, to focus on the fashion 🙌 I adored Caroline Bingley’s dresses and Georgina Darcy’s dress too!
One of my new favorite movies for Fashion Influence is Crazy Rich Asians! Astrid and Ariminta’s wardrobe is incredible!
Oh my god I had never seen that picture of Penelope Cruz! So gorgeous
You have such an understanding of style and how to incorporate it for
you! You notice the smallest detail and how it plays into the grand scheme. Well done. I enjoyed it. It was like a lesson for me. Goes to prove that no matter how causal an outfit may look, a great of thought maybe was put into it. 👏
So cool to see your style icons! I love that you included movie characters because you’re right they’re so influential! Beautiful women and style 🤩✨ Absolutely loved your video! Xx
Brilliant video! Your deep thoughts on the matter is evident. Great work with a different format!
P and P, not just the literature. I agree with you Audrey. It's the hair, clothing and houses. All yes!!!
I loved all your style icons. Who doesn't love Audrey Hepburn. Her style is enduring. I am probably your mother's age, because I saw Love Story when it first came out, when I was in high school. Everyone loved Ali McGraw's character's style. We were all dressing like that anyway. Everyone wore her knit hat, including myself. Since I was born in Cambridge and grew up in Watertown (the next town over) everyone of my friends went to see this movie because of all the places we all recognized. I love Rene Russo's style in The Thomas Crown affair. I actually bought that rust colored long jacket to wear over black trousers and turtle neck. I like a lot of Kate Middleton's style, except her print dresses. I also like Megan Markle's style. When I watch movies, I do pay attention to the way the characters dress, too.
I loved this! I never really thought about sitting down and pinpointing who has really influenced my style and why. I love to journal so I think I'm definitely going to use this as a sort of prompt! And I will say, I have to whole-heartedly agree about Audrey Hepburn. Something about her and her style is just timeless.
Edit: Is it strange that I think my father has had the biggest influence over my wardrobe? I've always loved his blazers, leather jackets, oxfords or wingtips, and his loafers. He always looks so effortlessly put together, and I think I try to emulate a lot of that in my own style, even down to owning many pairs of the same things I listed. Thought that it might be an interesting addition to the conversation, because I didn't realize it until I really started to think about it.
I loved this video Audrey. I love fashion but really hadn’t thought much about who my style icons are. As I get older I lm leaning towards more classic styles but I also have a bohemian side. I’m only 5’2” but curvy/hourglass so I find it hard to find someone to look to. I do love some of the styles from the 40’s and 50’s as they seem to fit my body type a little better. Now that I’ve let my hair go gray I’m always looking for style ides that are classic yet still fun/ modern but not too young or too matronly. This was a fun video and definitely got me thinking.
So suprising to find out about your voice and fascination for Maria Callas! That explains wonderful music in your videos and your class:) Warm greetings from a cellist :))
Thank you for this fun video! 🌞I'd never heard of Love Story before but now I can't wait to watch it
Oh this was so interesting! When I got serious about my style a couple years ago, I looked a lot at who had influenced me. The biggest influence, far and away, was Julia Andrews, specifically her role as Maria in The Sound of Music but genuinely her whole career. She's always been the perfect balance of trendy and classic, dramatic and elegant. She's just an icon and forever will be. xx
All the women you have mentioned are so strong in their own right. I can totally see them inspiring the many moods and motions one can go through.
one of your best videos . you took me in a very nice journey reminded me why i start to love fashion in the first place thanks❤
This is the only fashion related channel I'm interested in and Miss.Audrey, you are my fashion icon.😍
Very nice! Thank you. I certainly could see you clearly in some of these iconic ladies. ❤️
I'm learning a lot watching your videos. I also love your voice. It's relaxing!
I didn't see some of those coming! What's Up Doc is one of my favorite funny movies. Thanks for the peek into your style evolution.
Audrey, as others have mentioned in the comments, YOU are one of my style icons! You as well as other style icons I have admired take a classic style and add it with an updated twist accompanied with ‘good grooming’. When I was very young, looking at a Life magazine, I loved a beautiful picture of Princess Caroline of Monaco wearing a crisp white shirt with faded blue jeans and she had her loose long wavy hair worn with simple gold hoops. With her olive toned skin and glowing cheeks to me that was everything! Depending on the occasion and my ‘mood’ my style icons are Audrey Hepburn, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, Princess Diana, Meghan (Duchess of Sussex) , Jennifer Anniston , and Amal Clooney to name a few.
I would have to say that you introduced me to my love of both blazers and scarves. Thank you for that. As well as the patience to find quality fabric items secondhand!!💕
Tracy Hensel is one of my influencers as well.
Thanks Audrey, in particular thank you for posting about some really classy, interesting examples
OMG that red dress....hope I will find something like that in my lifetime 🤩😍
Greetings from Boston. You are such a lovely and eloquent communicator and I learn so much from your channel. Thank you.
Loved this video! So creative and fun to hear your inspirations.
Love this video, so inspiring, I will have to back and watch these movies again and appreciate the wardrobe. I did just watch Breakfast at Tiffnany's her clothes were amazing!
You seemed so happy during this video, and your family and life sound absolutely wonderful and filled with intention.
The first style icons I can remember (and I know this is not a specific person) were European-inspired when I was a little girl. My best friend was Italian and she and her mother and sister just had the most wonderful sense of style, I am still inspired by her (even though we are no longer friends). The classy and simple yet beautiful European style has always seemed so incredible, and I just wish I knew how to channel that earlier in my life (I can't even look at photos of myself from a few years ago because I am so upset and scared at how terrible I looked).
The first tangible person who inspired my style was Freddy Cousin-Brown. While her style has changed a lot since 2015 and I no longer relate to it, I again love how European and classic it was. She introduced me to so many of the brands I love today, especially my ultimate favorite Ted Baker. She ignited my love for Victorian-era white blouses, but I also did ballet when I was younger and have always loved incorporating it into my personal style, especially as the art is such a big part of who I am today, even though I can no longer dance due to an injury.
My latest influences have been very very classic and business-casual/professional-looking pieces. I absolutely adore black jeans/trousers with black flats or black Chelsea boots and a blouse or jumper. My color pallet is very neutral and timeless, and I have been really inspired to dress in a classier way. Audrey, you have really inspired me since I found your channel a few months ago to refine my style and be even more intentional about what I wear. It's been amazing how truly happy I am with my wardrobe now, which has made me even happier with myself in general. I am forever grateful for your top-quality videos, classy and delicate essence (I really see myself in you, which is even more special), and absolutely classy and timeless and intentional style. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you do. ♡
I would never be able to dress like her, but I’ve always enjoyed watching Helena Bonham Carter. So true to herself and her style. Love her. Thanks for the video!
I definitely agree with you on Selena and Penelope. Selena passed when I was in middle school. Her style is iconic!
I am so happy to see Selena in your video! You did a good job including a great mix of styles.
Yes, she did, because she's very universal and cultural, a very well educated woman, she probably travels a lot.