Dear Justine, I cannot find the words to express my gratitude. Perfect video. It is extremely useful because it does not expressly lead you to a shopping spree, but it teaches you basic concepts which could be applied in selecting and pairing items you may already own.
I just wanted to give a quick explanation to what made out of recycled plastic bottles means: in Germany we have relatively well working deposit system. Through that most plastic bottles get returned and recycled. If the plastic from those recycled water bottles then gets used to only make new recycled water bottles the plastic stays in a loop and will always be used and not find its way in a landfill. The problem about clothes or shoes that are made out of recycled water bottle plastic is that this new plastic (the plastic fiber )cannot be recycled. As soon as the the clothes or shoes are disposed of it will end up in a landfill. Because that kind of plastic (which has been made out of water bottle plastic)cannot be reused. I am personally very cautious about this claim concerning using plastic out of recycled water bottles because it is often green washing.
i agree 100%. this vivaia 'recycled plastic' shoe is just a GIMMICK people! In other words, a MARKETING tool! Sad but true. Justine has a financial incentive to make us buy those products so she is biased towards this particular product.
I understand the reluctance as I share it too, but you should be aware that plastic cannot be continuously recycled the way that glass and aluminum can be. If a plastic can be recycled, it is maximum approximately 6 times and even that is considered a lot. Most plastics can only be recycled 2-3 times and then will degrade into microplastics over time and be on the planet for thousands of years. I say let's stop using plastic altogether (except for some much needed medical uses).
God rest his soul, and my dad's too. Yes, that's exactly what we did back in the 80s, at least until the fashion world caught on and started making ones that we usually couldn't afford. 😉
I love this format! Dissecting the fashion elements so that we, the consumer, can reconstruct/incorporate them according to our own comfort level. Sometimes the runway model presentations are quite intimidating! Especially when one is only 5'2" LOL
Love this because you give specific examples to illustrate the trend. As a 5'1" person who is an hourglass shape however, the blazer option is just a no go. I would look like a little rugby player in her dad's jacket. I would love to know what your options are for those of us who have tried blazers time and time again but have had to realize that a blazer is no go territory. Thanks so much for such great content.
Yes, I like this type of video and appreciate how to incorporate the current trends into an everyday wardrobe. I never know what to do with the runway outfits because they seem so over the top for my everyday life. Thank you! I have been looking at Vivaia shoes for a little while. So glad you think they are fashionable too!
Merci, Justine! I love this idea for a series. You've given us some great ideas for purchasing a few pieces within budget or adapting what's already in the closet to update our wardrobes. Also, suggesting how to style each element is super helpful (for example, belt over oversized blazer, scarf matching the coat). Very nice contrast between the big idea, the essential details, & the practical application thereof.
It’s great to see you post these videos more frequently! Cardigans, especially long ones with V necks, don’t suit me. Neither do oversized blazers. I’m smaller on top and short, so my tops look best when they end near the waist, but I have a classic, double breasted fitted blazer that comes in just enough at the waist to give me some curves there. Ankle boots with chunky heels never go out of fashion. I’ve had mine for years. It’s cold where I live so the essentials are chunky turtlenecks, cable knit and not oversized, black leggings and black turtleneck t-shirts, all in cotton because I can’t wear wool next to my skin, a warm down coat and colourful scarves and accessories. My weight doesn’t fluctuate much though I do keep two sizes in my closet. I learned the hard way when I got rid of some favourites that were too small that would have fit me perfectly the following year.
This type of video is hugely helpful - I’m looking to invest in one or several large wool/cashmere/similar scarves this year. I have a black one which matches my black coat, but I’m on the hunt for wine red and navy blue to match my other two wool coats. It’s nice to have a suggestion of items that can go with the trends, but taken off the runway so it can be isolated as a potential wardrobe investments. While the matching scarf and coat might not always be trendy, black, navy and wine red are colours I wear often so I’ll be able to mix and match when the trends move on. The oversized blazer and the stiff collars sounds like perfect thrift items, if looked for in the mens’ section - that’s where half my shirts and 2/3 of my blazers are from 👌🏻
Hi Justine! Great video as always ❤. I would like to know other options for people who doesn't wear blazers. I'm petite and inverted triangle, and blazers does not fit me well at all, i really hate them, and I don't know what to wear instead. I'd appreciate very much your thoughts and suggestions 😊
You always drop so many pearls of knowledge in a clear and concise format! Thank you thank you! Also love how you call attention to building longevity, comfort, sustainability and personal style into our wardrobes.🎉
I love this new series. I always look forward to your takeaway from fashion. I prefer watching fashion/style contents here than on other channels/media, it feels more curated (read: less chaos and less too-much-information) hahaha
Thank you, Justine. I so enjoy your perspective as a designer. The blazers are 1980s. I still have several, and I never stopped wearing them (or taking care of them). One of my all-time favorite silhouettes. I’m also a big big scarf fan and have several soft wool or cashmere. Not much to buy…. 😉
I love this type of videos that you make, it keep us up to date with what is in trend but in the same time doesn't encourage us to go on a shopping spree.
They say fashion is a cycle and the cardigan on the top left of the slide reminds me of Starsky and Hutch. Very 70's! The Argyle pattern is simply timeless though so I will certainly think about adding an Argyle cardigan to my winter wardrobe.
@@justineleconte oh no that wasn't the Starsky and Hutch cardigan. I've clearly worded my comment very badly. I'm sure the Argyle pattern is way older than the 70's, unless we're talking 1770's perhaps. Google Starsky and Hutch and you'll see which one I actually meant gave me the 70's vibe. I ought to have said 'on the other hand the Argyle pattern is timeless ' or words to that effect. Apologies for the confusion.
@WeLiveByTheSea absolutely Starsky and Hutch! I was mainly listening after a shower but picked up the phone to look as that sweater came on screen. I don't know about you but I'm giving it a miss this time around. 🤭
Great, invaluable remarks, especially about collars , the length of cardigans. It is great that your channel has developed and attracts sp many viewers. Every episode is curated and fantastic!
I'm looking forward to the end of oversized garments. They make you look terrible if you are not slim and tall. Even the models in some of the pictures do not look pretty. For the shoes thumb up: I really enjoy using Vivaia
@@roberta684 me too! And I'm slim and tall... But they make me look like I took my husband's jacket cause I didn't bring one. 🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈Looking for one that is my size and fits me properly
Petite here. I look like a 10 year old who is playing dress-up with her dad's jacket. I've tried it different ways (belted, with short skirts...), nothing goes. The most I can do is longer blazer which fits at the shoulders and has a waist. That works, worn opened with a short skirt. Otherwise, blazers fully tailored to fit.
And I am looking forward to a time in which we only judge clothes on how they make us feel and let loose of how "flattering" and uptodate something is. ❤😊
This is one of my absolute favorite videos. I’ve wanted you to do this for a long time. It makes it much easier to incorporate the trends into my wardrobe this way. Thank you!
Thank you for the tips on how to wear this year’s trends! I already have an oversized blazer, and am looking for (never thought I’d hear myself say this) some brown boots. (Back in the day, brown was incredibly ‘out’, so I took a beautiful pair of brown boots and dyed them black. They never looked quite as good after that, so eventually I donated them. I thought I’d long ago banished all brown from my wardrobe, but all those ‘70s colours are back!)
Hi Justine, can you make a video about ourfits styling your crossbody bag? I find it rather boxy and challenging to put together an outfit with it. Thanks!
Just fyi, I do alterations for a living. Sometimes on the oversized garments, they need to be tailor a little. They will look so much better if you tailor them.😊
I got a pair of vivaia flats. Worst shoes I’ve bought. I still have credit of a pair I returned because they didn’t fit and I don’t see myself risking it buying anything else from them. The soles are thin, the insoles are not cushioned enough, and the back at the heel that is supposed to give support, rubs and chafes like hell.
Very helpful, especially when I'm packing and unpacking fall/winter clothes. Sometimes you just need a simple list of what to keep and what to pack away
Hey Justine, love the video. Would love in future if you could include a few items that are a bit more affordable. Not saying H&M or Zara but a sweater under $200. Just in case people are looking to add a new piece. Thank you😊
It is hard to find a well made and quality sweater of wool for cheap. Unless you shop used stores. I’ve found many there, and of much better quality than I’d ever be able to afford otherwise. Cashmere? Yes please, so warm even with thinner sweaters. I don’t see Justine promoting one particular item, but showing what to look for when you go to whatever store you want, or searching through your own wardrobe.
The video is very useful because everyone needs to upgrade his wardrobe. Thank you! I lover the brown sweater you're wearing. It is difficult to find a sweater or a cardigan in a nice brown tint.
@@alyonavantiggelen3906 wow you have a really good sight! I turned my brightness to the max and still could not be too sure if it was dark brown... although now that I rewatched it, the colour does suit really well with her hair.
I always enjoy all of your videos,everyone is engaging .enjoyable and interesting.Look forward also to seeing how the renovation of your beautiful home is progressing.Thank you for the time given .xx
As a passionate knitter I am very happy to see the first and third key piece being on trend because I have quite a few lovely cardigans, scarfs and shawls in my hand-made wardrobe and will wear them anyway this season with or without trends :)
Thank you Justine. I am delighted because I own all of the sensible fashion trends you recommend. I love timeless classic pieces of clothing because they are so easy to wear and style and last longer. Excellent video❤❤❤❤❤h
Great video! After the fall trends video this is so useful in taking those trends and applying them to our own particular lifestyles and personal styles. For example I don't work in an office environment so the blazer is not a must-have for me. I love Vivaia, I'm looking forward to wearing my new ankle boots this fall and winter!
Thank you - I just learned how trendy I am because I bought a couple of oversized blazers last year for nostalgia's sake. I was young and obsessed with fashion back in the 80s. Those sweaters are a real throwback too. One disappointment was your choice of footwear as you've always been against fast fashion. I looked up Vivaia and couldn't find any information about where they make their shoes, and to me, that's always an indication that manufacturers are using Chinese /Asian sweatshops. While it's admirable that they use recycled materials, that doesn't excuse taking advantage of cheap labor and bad working conditions - or the fact that China in particular is deliberately using this to undercut and eventually destroy the industry in countries with strict labor laws that protect workers and traditions of fine craftsmanship.
I won’t pursue any of these except maybe the leather tie belt, or possibly a cardigan, though not loving any of the options. Thank you for the video. I always appreciate your content.
Love this! Love the format! A few years ago I bought a reversible double faced coat - large window pain check on one side (navy with denim blue), and plain denim blue on the other. I imagined me wearing it the denim side out, but I've fallen for the check. I was looking for a scarf to match, and I stumbled upon a preloved Fendi, which is navy with Fendi in denim blue check, and on the reverse a denim blue small check with no logo. It's the perfect match for my coat, and I'm amazed at how well it works. Yes to the cardigans, yes to the belts, yes to chunky heeled boots, not so sure on the blazers (I'm petite and oversized seems like I'm playing dress-up), and I'm on the fence with the shirts (don't work in an office so they feel a little formal for my style). But hey, we don't need to go for the same things! ❤
Short and snappy video on how you can incorporate some key pieces and often use something you already own - thank you, Justine! 😀 As I've been around the block a few times fashion-wise (I'm 60), I'm privately amused by how the oversized blazer has been touted as such a "wearable" style these last couple of years. I'm 1,70 with broadish shoulders and when I put on one of those, I Transform into a Transformer! 😂 I'm also wondering how petite women wear these mega jackets… well, really anyone that isn't tall and slim? 🤔
Hi Justine, could you make a video about fashion for tall women? Tips for specific brands would be welcome😊 I am as tall as you are - about 180 cm, and I have often dificulties to find something flattering...
This is super useful and what I needed thank you! I love watching you discuss the trends but still have trouble translating that into specific items. Loved this! Looking forward to more 💖
Thanks to your reviews. It really helps a lot. I have a question regarding shoes. I have problems with my legs after an injury. I cannot wear narrow shoes. What to do? Are there any brands with a offer for wide legs and ankles? I will be glad to advice
Hello everyone - I so recommend the shoes! I bought the mid-heels shoes (dark blue, so super gorgeous!!) - most comfortable pair yet very stylish, jeans, skirt, office trousers, dresses... just perfect. MOST RECOMMENDED!!! Also ordered the boots but that, unfortunately, did not work fort me; the material is super comfy but I need I need laces to assure my ankles are well supported when walking out in rainy days, prevent slipping and twisting my ankles.
Really excellent video. It was like a focused way to look at the new trends, in a way that will enable me to integrate them into my current future wardrobe.. great distillation. 👏👏
Loved this!! I watched as I pulled existing pieces from my winter wardrobe that fit the trends. No shopping there. I'm already more stylish than I thought! Instead...the shoes!!! Maybe that will be where I get spendy!
Love this sort of content! Always looking for helpful advice on using what I have already. The climate where I live is mostly warm, so winter dressing has to be all about layers to mix and match.
Hi Justine! Could you please share more affordable items as well? I know you are against fast fashion, as you should be. But most high end brands are also fast fashion only for a much higher price. And some of us can't afford them. Thank you
The examples shown on the boards aren’t always affordable, it’s already hard to find examples that look the way I want to demonstrate…😆 Having said that, it would be wrong to consider that high-priced brands have the same (super low) quality as fast fashion brands. Not all of them have the highest quality , but none is as low quality as SheIn or Temu! That goes for the materials used as well as for the level of craftsmanship 🙂
I like the video. The mid heels from VIVAIA are very nice, unfortunately they have no shops and the way of their return process (having to wait for a letter of them) is much to complicated to buy shoes where the risk that it doesn't fit is bigger than when ordering a shirt.
Loved the examples especially the blazers and the belts. I don't have them and want to now add them to my wardrobe. Thank you. P.S. love the animal print boots.
Wow, I was wearing those types of winter shoes since many many years and was thinking about buying something else this year, but thank to your video I don't need to :)
Many cool things, love most of it! About the waterproof shoes at 5:43 nearly 75% of waterproof garments contains toxic PFAS! I'm not allowed to link here, but google waterproof leather toxic!
I really enjoyed that, Justine. And I'm with you on all the choices except the oversize blazer. I have broad shoulders and short, skinny legs, so they look ridiculous on me, even with heels and wider leg trousers!
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Dear Justine, I cannot find the words to express my gratitude. Perfect video. It is extremely useful because it does not expressly lead you to a shopping spree, but it teaches you basic concepts which could be applied in selecting and pairing items you may already own.
Great video Justine😊
I just wanted to give a quick explanation to what made out of recycled plastic bottles means: in Germany we have relatively well working deposit system. Through that most plastic bottles get returned and recycled. If the plastic from those recycled water bottles then gets used to only make new recycled water bottles the plastic stays in a loop and will always be used and not find its way in a landfill. The problem about clothes or shoes that are made out of recycled water bottle plastic is that this new plastic (the plastic fiber )cannot be recycled. As soon as the the clothes or shoes are disposed of it will end up in a landfill. Because that kind of plastic (which has been made out of water bottle plastic)cannot be reused. I am personally very cautious about this claim concerning using plastic out of recycled water bottles because it is often green washing.
i agree 100%. this vivaia 'recycled plastic' shoe is just a GIMMICK people! In other words, a MARKETING tool! Sad but true. Justine has a financial incentive to make us buy those products so she is biased towards this particular product.
I'm also not very keen on wearing synthetic/plastic footwear especially not with rigid noisy heels.
I would think recycled plastic shoes would make your feet sweat? I don't have any experience with them because I've only worn fabric or leather.
Didn't know that, thank you!
I understand the reluctance as I share it too, but you should be aware that plastic cannot be continuously recycled the way that glass and aluminum can be. If a plastic can be recycled, it is maximum approximately 6 times and even that is considered a lot. Most plastics can only be recycled 2-3 times and then will degrade into microplastics over time and be on the planet for thousands of years. I say let's stop using plastic altogether (except for some much needed medical uses).
Yay! I have my dad's blazers, totally oversized and look great on me! He has passed on, please say a prayer for him 🙏
God rest his soul, and my dad's too. Yes, that's exactly what we did back in the 80s, at least until the fashion world caught on and started making ones that we usually couldn't afford. 😉
Will do! ❤
I will think of you and your dad!
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I love this format! Dissecting the fashion elements so that we, the consumer, can reconstruct/incorporate them according to our own comfort level. Sometimes the runway model presentations are quite intimidating! Especially when one is only 5'2" LOL
Love this because you give specific examples to illustrate the trend. As a 5'1" person who is an hourglass shape however, the blazer option is just a no go. I would look like a little rugby player in her dad's jacket. I would love to know what your options are for those of us who have tried blazers time and time again but have had to realize that a blazer is no go territory. Thanks so much for such great content.
@@kathryngillett9343 I am tall and slim and blazers make me look like my dad ! Not for me either
That’s a great idea - I’m sure you’re not the only one who struggles with blazers.
Thank you! the runway videos are sometimes overwhelming, but this gives me a few pieces to look for and be aware of!.
Yes, I like this type of video and appreciate how to incorporate the current trends into an everyday wardrobe. I never know what to do with the runway outfits because they seem so over the top for my everyday life. Thank you! I have been looking at Vivaia shoes for a little while. So glad you think they are fashionable too!
Yes! Trends I can actually pull off as a middle-aged woman! 🙂 Thanks for posting
Merci, Justine! I love this idea for a series. You've given us some great ideas for purchasing a few pieces within budget or adapting what's already in the closet to update our wardrobes. Also, suggesting how to style each element is super helpful (for example, belt over oversized blazer, scarf matching the coat). Very nice contrast between the big idea, the essential details, & the practical application thereof.
It’s great to see you post these videos more frequently!
Cardigans, especially long ones with V necks, don’t suit me. Neither do oversized blazers. I’m smaller on top and short, so my tops look best when they end near the waist, but I have a classic, double breasted fitted blazer that comes in just enough at the waist to give me some curves there.
Ankle boots with chunky heels never go out of fashion. I’ve had mine for years. It’s cold where I live so the essentials are chunky turtlenecks, cable knit and not oversized, black leggings and black turtleneck t-shirts, all in cotton because I can’t wear wool next to my skin, a warm down coat and colourful scarves and accessories.
My weight doesn’t fluctuate much though I do keep two sizes in my closet. I learned the hard way when I got rid of some favourites that were too small that would have fit me perfectly the following year.
This type of video is hugely helpful - I’m looking to invest in one or several large wool/cashmere/similar scarves this year. I have a black one which matches my black coat, but I’m on the hunt for wine red and navy blue to match my other two wool coats. It’s nice to have a suggestion of items that can go with the trends, but taken off the runway so it can be isolated as a potential wardrobe investments. While the matching scarf and coat might not always be trendy, black, navy and wine red are colours I wear often so I’ll be able to mix and match when the trends move on.
The oversized blazer and the stiff collars sounds like perfect thrift items, if looked for in the mens’ section - that’s where half my shirts and 2/3 of my blazers are from 👌🏻
Hi Justine! Great video as always ❤. I would like to know other options for people who doesn't wear blazers. I'm petite and inverted triangle, and blazers does not fit me well at all, i really hate them, and I don't know what to wear instead. I'd appreciate very much your thoughts and suggestions 😊
I have been wearing VIVAIA for a while now, and they are the most comfortable shoes I have ever had. (dead serious)
You always drop so many pearls of knowledge in a clear and concise format! Thank you thank you! Also love how you call attention to building longevity, comfort, sustainability and personal style into our wardrobes.🎉
I love this new series. I always look forward to your takeaway from fashion. I prefer watching fashion/style contents here than on other channels/media, it feels more curated (read: less chaos and less too-much-information) hahaha
Thank you, Justine. I so enjoy your perspective as a designer.
The blazers are 1980s. I still have several, and I never stopped wearing them (or taking care of them). One of my all-time favorite silhouettes. I’m also a big big scarf fan and have several soft wool or cashmere. Not much to buy…. 😉
Thankyou Justine ..you are so helpful and so lovely to listen too ..Always love oversized blazers they seem to dress up and down so well ..
I love this type of videos that you make, it keep us up to date with what is in trend but in the same time doesn't encourage us to go on a shopping spree.
They say fashion is a cycle and the cardigan on the top left of the slide reminds me of Starsky and Hutch. Very 70's! The Argyle pattern is simply timeless though so I will certainly think about adding an Argyle cardigan to my winter wardrobe.
Yes argyle patterns feel 70s indeed 😊
@@justineleconte oh no that wasn't the Starsky and Hutch cardigan. I've clearly worded my comment very badly. I'm sure the Argyle pattern is way older than the 70's, unless we're talking 1770's perhaps. Google Starsky and Hutch and you'll see which one I actually meant gave me the 70's vibe. I ought to have said 'on the other hand the Argyle pattern is timeless ' or words to that effect. Apologies for the confusion.
@WeLiveByTheSea absolutely Starsky and Hutch! I was mainly listening after a shower but picked up the phone to look as that sweater came on screen. I don't know about you but I'm giving it a miss this time around. 🤭
Great, invaluable remarks, especially about collars , the length of cardigans. It is great that your channel has developed and attracts sp many viewers. Every episode is curated and fantastic!
I'm looking forward to the end of oversized garments. They make you look terrible if you are not slim and tall. Even the models in some of the pictures do not look pretty. For the shoes thumb up: I really enjoy using Vivaia
@@roberta684 me too! And I'm slim and tall... But they make me look like I took my husband's jacket cause I didn't bring one. 🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈Looking for one that is my size and fits me properly
Petite here. I look like a 10 year old who is playing dress-up with her dad's jacket. I've tried it different ways (belted, with short skirts...), nothing goes. The most I can do is longer blazer which fits at the shoulders and has a waist. That works, worn opened with a short skirt. Otherwise, blazers fully tailored to fit.
And I am looking forward to a time in which we only judge clothes on how they make us feel and let loose of how "flattering" and uptodate something is. ❤😊
I adore oversize, and I am not that slim 😂
I’m tall and a healthy weight. Oversized doesn’t usually work on me either. Especially the oversized blazer. It’s so unflattering.
Yes please more videos from you! Love your take on fashion etc.
Tutto già nel mio armadio (da decenni, quindi tessuti preziosi e cuciture perfette). Bella la moda che ritorna!
congrats on 1M!!
I love ALL your videos. They are so beautifully intelligent and no hype! Thank you!
This is one of my absolute favorite videos. I’ve wanted you to do this for a long time. It makes it much easier to incorporate the trends into my wardrobe this way. Thank you!
Yes this is a great video. I love that you give basic ideas for fashion that I can wear for years. Please do each season. ❤
Yes please!! More of these for winter and each season if possible ❤❤❤
Hi, Justine, I appreciate your videos. I was wondering - would you consider doing some like this one but for men?
Thank you for the tips on how to wear this year’s trends! I already have an oversized blazer, and am looking for (never thought I’d hear myself say this) some brown boots. (Back in the day, brown was incredibly ‘out’, so I took a beautiful pair of brown boots and dyed them black. They never looked quite as good after that, so eventually I donated them. I thought I’d long ago banished all brown from my wardrobe, but all those ‘70s colours are back!)
Hi Justine, can you make a video about ourfits styling your crossbody bag? I find it rather boxy and challenging to put together an outfit with it. Thanks!
Yes loved this video, practical advice that is usable. How is your house going please show us more 😊
Just fyi, I do alterations for a living. Sometimes on the oversized garments, they need to be tailor a little. They will look so much better if you tailor them.😊
agree 100%
I got a pair of vivaia flats. Worst shoes I’ve bought. I still have credit of a pair I returned because they didn’t fit and I don’t see myself risking it buying anything else from them. The soles are thin, the insoles are not cushioned enough, and the back at the heel that is supposed to give support, rubs and chafes like hell.
I think this is a useful type of video (talking about key items for a season). thank you
It is very helpfull , enjoying litening to your advises..so smart n stylish n intelegent looks..thanks for sharring❤❤
Love this video type! Great to focus on key pieces. I’ve been looking for chunky scarf and great tip to say match colour to coat! 💜
Very helpful, especially when I'm packing and unpacking fall/winter clothes. Sometimes you just need a simple list of what to keep and what to pack away
Hey Justine, love the video. Would love in future if you could include a few items that are a bit more affordable. Not saying H&M or Zara but a sweater under $200. Just in case people are looking to add a new piece. Thank you😊
It is hard to find a well made and quality sweater of wool for cheap. Unless you shop used stores. I’ve found many there, and of much better quality than I’d ever be able to afford otherwise. Cashmere? Yes please, so warm even with thinner sweaters.
I don’t see Justine promoting one particular item, but showing what to look for when you go to whatever store you want, or searching through your own wardrobe.
But not all these pieces are made of wool. The pretty shoes at the end are made of plastic. I don’t care if it’s recycled-it’s still plastic.
The video is very useful because everyone needs to upgrade his wardrobe. Thank you! I lover the brown sweater you're wearing. It is difficult to find a sweater or a cardigan in a nice brown tint.
@@alyonavantiggelen3906 wow you have a really good sight! I turned my brightness to the max and still could not be too sure if it was dark brown... although now that I rewatched it, the colour does suit really well with her hair.
I love your videos and would love a update on your home remodel
Loved this video! I love that you guide me with what is on trend without pushing all new closet.
I always enjoy all of your videos,everyone is engaging .enjoyable and interesting.Look forward also to seeing how the renovation of your beautiful home is progressing.Thank you for the time given .xx
As a passionate knitter I am very happy to see the first and third key piece being on trend because I have quite a few lovely cardigans, scarfs and shawls in my hand-made wardrobe and will wear them anyway this season with or without trends :)
I have a very chunky scarf I made myself. But all of my cardigans are UFOs. 😢
@@janicelindegard6615 what a great oportunity then to take one of those ufos back to the wip-stage. best of luck for your making journey! 😊
I found this very helpful. Thank you for simplifying trends and showing examples. I would love to see more of this type of video!
Great video as usual! Hope you keep up the series with more staple pieces for the seasons to come!
Thank you Justine. I am delighted because I own all of the sensible fashion trends you recommend. I love timeless classic pieces of clothing because they are so easy to wear and style and last longer. Excellent video❤❤❤❤❤h
Great format! Thank you for these concise recommendations. Very enjoyable 🫶🏻
Love this video! It’s the perfect companion to your seasonal trends series.
Great video! After the fall trends video this is so useful in taking those trends and applying them to our own particular lifestyles and personal styles. For example I don't work in an office environment so the blazer is not a must-have for me. I love Vivaia, I'm looking forward to wearing my new ankle boots this fall and winter!
Thank you - I just learned how trendy I am because I bought a couple of oversized blazers last year for nostalgia's sake. I was young and obsessed with fashion back in the 80s. Those sweaters are a real throwback too.
One disappointment was your choice of footwear as you've always been against fast fashion. I looked up Vivaia and couldn't find any information about where they make their shoes, and to me, that's always an indication that manufacturers are using Chinese /Asian sweatshops. While it's admirable that they use recycled materials, that doesn't excuse taking advantage of cheap labor and bad working conditions - or the fact that China in particular is deliberately using this to undercut and eventually destroy the industry in countries with strict labor laws that protect workers and traditions of fine craftsmanship.
Great video! I've been wearing a brown houndstooth ruana wrap, fuzzy wool, as my outer layer this fall and it's great that this is on trend 🙂
I won’t pursue any of these except maybe the leather tie belt, or possibly a cardigan, though not loving any of the options. Thank you for the video. I always appreciate your content.
Ah, those square blazers would make a short woman with broader shoulders like me look like a lego person.
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Love this! Love the format!
A few years ago I bought a reversible double faced coat - large window pain check on one side (navy with denim blue), and plain denim blue on the other. I imagined me wearing it the denim side out, but I've fallen for the check. I was looking for a scarf to match, and I stumbled upon a preloved Fendi, which is navy with Fendi in denim blue check, and on the reverse a denim blue small check with no logo. It's the perfect match for my coat, and I'm amazed at how well it works.
Yes to the cardigans, yes to the belts, yes to chunky heeled boots, not so sure on the blazers (I'm petite and oversized seems like I'm playing dress-up), and I'm on the fence with the shirts (don't work in an office so they feel a little formal for my style). But hey, we don't need to go for the same things! ❤
Short and snappy video on how you can incorporate some key pieces and often use something you already own - thank you, Justine! 😀 As I've been around the block a few times fashion-wise (I'm 60), I'm privately amused by how the oversized blazer has been touted as such a "wearable" style these last couple of years. I'm 1,70 with broadish shoulders and when I put on one of those, I Transform into a Transformer! 😂 I'm also wondering how petite women wear these mega jackets… well, really anyone that isn't tall and slim? 🤔
Hi Justine, could you make a video about fashion for tall women? Tips for specific brands would be welcome😊 I am as tall as you are - about 180 cm, and I have often dificulties to find something flattering...
This is super useful and what I needed thank you! I love watching you discuss the trends but still have trouble translating that into specific items. Loved this! Looking forward to more 💖
Yes please! Thank you for your work! (I live in the southern hemisphere, so counter season here, but still useful)
Short and to the point, thank you. More like this please.
Thanks to your reviews. It really helps a lot. I have a question regarding shoes. I have problems with my legs after an injury. I cannot wear narrow shoes. What to do? Are there any brands with a offer for wide legs and ankles? I will be glad to advice
Hello everyone - I so recommend the shoes! I bought the mid-heels shoes (dark blue, so super gorgeous!!) - most comfortable pair yet very stylish, jeans, skirt, office trousers, dresses... just perfect. MOST RECOMMENDED!!!
Also ordered the boots but that, unfortunately, did not work fort me; the material is super comfy but I need I need laces to assure my ankles are well supported when walking out in rainy days, prevent slipping and twisting my ankles.
Thanks, video that translates runway into wearable pieces is helpful!
Really excellent video. It was like a focused way to look at the new trends, in a way that will enable me to integrate them into my current future wardrobe.. great distillation. 👏👏
Glad it was helpful!
Loved this!! I watched as I pulled existing pieces from my winter wardrobe that fit the trends. No shopping there. I'm already more stylish than I thought! Instead...the shoes!!! Maybe that will be where I get spendy!
Thank you for sharing Justine. Can you recomnend anything for a petite woman?
Merci, Justine!
Love this sort of content! Always looking for helpful advice on using what I have already. The climate where I live is mostly warm, so winter dressing has to be all about layers to mix and match.
I am fashionable without any effort because I've got the items You spoke about in my wardrobe. That is the first for me ;)
Justine's tips: Ella, yes. Your style is in.
I never follow fashion consciously, but now I fit right in for once😂❤
So pleased to see that many of these items can be found secondhand!
Great video! Thanks for the overview, excellent garment examples, and suggestions about how to add these to an existing wardrobe.
Hi Justine! Could you please share more affordable items as well? I know you are against fast fashion, as you should be. But most high end brands are also fast fashion only for a much higher price. And some of us can't afford them. Thank you
The examples shown on the boards aren’t always affordable, it’s already hard to find examples that look the way I want to demonstrate…😆 Having said that, it would be wrong to consider that high-priced brands have the same (super low) quality as fast fashion brands. Not all of them have the highest quality , but none is as low quality as SheIn or Temu! That goes for the materials used as well as for the level of craftsmanship 🙂
More house renovations updates please.
I like the video.
The mid heels from VIVAIA are very nice, unfortunately they have no shops and the way of their return process (having to wait for a letter of them) is much to complicated to buy shoes where the risk that it doesn't fit is bigger than when ordering a shirt.
I'd very much love to see big warm wrap scarves in the future Justine Leconte Collections 😉
Smashing, very versatile..
So helpful! Would love to see more videos like this 🥰🥰🥰. Thank you!
Yes I lived this video! Very helpful thank you for providing!
Dear Justine, I enjoyed this video and found it to be a useful piece of content. Thank you so much!
LOVE this video, more, more, more, please, Justine, and not just restricted to trends!
I found this video particularly helpful although I always enjoy your TH-cam contributions!
Yes please continue with these videos. It's very helpful!
Its always exciting to see one of your videos pop up. Keep 'em coming!
Loved the examples especially the blazers and the belts. I don't have them and want to now add them to my wardrobe. Thank you. P.S. love the animal print boots.
Wow, I was wearing those types of winter shoes since many many years and was thinking about buying something else this year, but thank to your video I don't need to :)
Many cool things, love most of it!
About the waterproof shoes at 5:43 nearly 75% of waterproof garments contains toxic PFAS!
I'm not allowed to link here, but google waterproof leather toxic!
I really enjoyed that, Justine. And I'm with you on all the choices except the oversize blazer. I have broad shoulders and short, skinny legs, so they look ridiculous on me, even with heels and wider leg trousers!
Love it! Please continue to make this type of video for future seasons :)
Loved the video! Please keep making more of this kind!
Lovvvvvvvve this type of video, more please!
Please please please make more videos like these! They are so helpful!
Will do!
I love the extraordinary fantastic so beatofull fireplace matching the cupboard! ❤❤
Thanks I have a few of these items need to look for some belts
I did enjoy this video- love all the ideas except the oversized blazer. Thank you.
Thank you, Justine!
Merci Justine. J'adore ce format aussi avec des exemples qu'on peut porter tous les jours. !
You, to me, epitomise Frenchness ! I love your plaît, I enjoyed this vlog xx
Yes please! This type of video is extremily helpfull! I will look into the shoes now, thanks!
Glad it was useful!
Thank you Justine ❤