The best body skin care I have ever received was from a dermatologist in the 1970s. It was for my keratosis pilaris (little dry skin bumps on upper arms and thighs). After bathing or showering, the doc advised applying Nivea body cream on damp skin. Damp skin is key. It resulted in the most moist, soft, smooth skin.
Yes! It's called soak and slather. I use Cerevè ointment. I take a shower and slather on the ointment right before bed and wake up with baby soft skin.
It helps to know what they are though! That way you can buy stuff you really like and will keep a long time when it is “on trend” and so you have more options and are more likely to find something that fits
Dear Justine, I'm Eva from Hungary! This video's very interesting to me but I'd like a video for "middle aged" people's trend, if you've mood, time etc.. Thank you so much!💚
As a child in the 80s I had a denim jacket my mom sewed big flowers on the back that she cut out from drapery fabric samples. I loved it and I need to make my own now! Also, the melting metals trend is beautiful but scary because it reminds me of the T-1000 from Terminator 2.
I’m 64 and already have 1/2 of what’s trendy! I’m an on line seller & my vintage thrifted items always sell very well. I also love fashion so kept many items I wore in the late 70’s & 80’s. BTW……our earrings in the 80’s were the size of solar panels
I'm excited about the uniquely-yours jean jackets. There is just something so gratifying about wearing a piece that you've made or modified to be uniquely yours with a crafting skill you've learned. It's great to see individual customization like this trending and being recognized.
I'm excited about it too! I have a Levi's jeans jacket that has been hanging in the closet for decades and wonder whether I could somehow embroider it up
I would love a video about trends that didn’t catch on. I’ve learned so much about fashion and the fashion industry on your channel, so now I’m not only wondering how certain looks/vibes became trends, but also how others didn’t.
I have big wavy hair (short but big) and it also happens to be prematurely white, so I feel like I cover the hair and the melting silver all at once lol
I would love some suggestions on how to wear bows and not look childish. In my 20's I loved wearing bows in my hear, but now I'm mid-30's I feel I might be too old to do so. Maybe a video on how to translate these trends to day to day wear?
As a mid-30s woman as well I'd suggest start small and/or with a practical bow. Like you might tie/pin a bow on your bag or get a blouse with an in build bow around the neck. I also love to braid in some ribbon and tie my braids closed into a bow. A velvet ribbon is also nice as a pony tail tie and gives me a lot of historic vibes. Or replace shoe laces with ribbons, voila small but practical bow. Longer silk scarves also tie nicely and woolen winter hats look a bit silly on everyone, so thats the perfect place to pin a bow to (especially on berets).
Woohooo! The '80s are back and I am here for it! That molten/liquid silver look is absolutely breathtaking. I'm so excited to see this out in the real world in all generations.
The unique-make-it your-own jean jacket trend is cool. I remember watching the video for 'Stop Me If You Think You Heard This One Before" by The Smiths and all these cool guys in the video had unique denim jackets with artwork of Morrissey, The Smiths album covers, Elvis Preseley etc. that I went out and had my denim jacket painted on the back with the album cover of "The Queen is Dead" by The Smiths. This was back in 1985.
I love your fashion trend videos, Justine. I usually don't venture too far into trends but they're still fun to look at 😍 I'm an American with some French heritage and I find your accent so comforting. I'm most excited about the melted metal trend. The nail polish looks amazing. So many of these trends remind me a bit of the 80s, I was a teenager then 😁 I'm in my 50s now and I like classic pieces with some edgy thrown in. But I do like trying small things that can change up my accessories, nails and makeup, things that aren't difficult to add and mix with old favorites.
I'm all about the silver. I've been rocking silver shoes for the past 10 years or so--- they were "in", then "out" and now back "IN"! Aussi, tes commentaires sont toujours "top". Merci!
I always enjoy it when you name and explain trends that we are just starting to sniff in the wind. Where I live in the Pacific Northwest, the retro Grandpa trend is manifesting specifically as retro outdoor technical wear, e.g. the original style of Patagonia fleece jackets, zip-neck fleece tops, Goretex rain jackets.
Oooh interesting. I just moved to Cali from NJ so I was trying to figure out how to work in sweaters when it’s never really cold. The outdoor gear makes total sense.
Eclectic Grandpa- LL Bean is a good source judging by all the young people stopping their cars to yell how much they love my sweater as I walk down the street.
Enjoy your vlogs, as you teach me so much about sustainability. 100% uninterested in fashion trends. I think 'would I have bought this 5 years ago? Will I wear this in 5 yrs?' - so I stick to stylish well made clothes.
@@Julia4453 Julia - that tip helped me alot, and basically it means I now have a wardrobe of clothes I like wearing. None of my clothes are 'fashionable' but I do try to look fresh by making sure all my clothes are clean , mended (if a button comes off etc). I will put something bright on every day, like a pair of shoes, scarf or lipstick to freshen up the look.
I *love* the liquid metal look. The hand looks aren't practical for me, but I will definitely be pulling out my silver jewelry and looking for some shiny clothing items. :)
I loooove it, my favorite fashion inspiration is the 70's, I've definitely been searching in Pinterest the big glasses, the vests and preppy style haha. I'm so glad there's gonna be so many good stuff
Wow, I can actually wear some of these trends this year! I have the skin tones for silver, so I'm loving that melted metal trend. Also, I like the thrifted grandpa look. As disparate as they are, I actually think you could wear them together. Like, you could combine a sweater vest with those nails you liked, Justine, to make the grandpa look more modern and not frumpy or costume-y.
I have big 70s style glasses but with a modern twist, curly hair (big no matter what) and love a good grandpa sweater. Put those together with my silver jewelry and that’s how I’d do it. Not everything has to be the star and anything inherent to you will automatically look good.
I have always looked at metallics as a neutral, like gold, silver and copper. Since I am of Indian heritage, I gravitate towards the liquid gold metallic shade, especially for nail colour, and shoes. I'm actually currenetly looking for a pair of liquid metallic gold creeper shoes.
Bonsoir ❤ Love most of the trends, but the one I am very happy about is a big hair. Jeans jacket personalised, I would like that it becomes even more present and that people do it themselves. (Learn to make it too).
Mom, dad, remember your Ralph Lauren and Lacoste garments I was eyeing when I was younger… May I please have them now? Thank you! 😊 Hope you had a great holiday and a start of 2024, J 😎
Thank you, Justine, for your work and your dedication! From all of the trends I can say - I have things matching many of them... But they are all older. So, this is kind of true, that fashion is circular - so better to keep things of great quality in the wardrobe ( and yes, for skincare better buying new products 😊).
I really liked the liquid silvery rings and would like to see how those looked in gold, which is my better tone. I would also like to see that as earrings in smaller sizes, almost like melted onto the ear lobe. And maybe even as a necklace, but "melting" only to one side of the neck. Just looks so organic and plain old pretty.
Hi Justine - I only really love the Italian take on "grandpa" style, because it suits my aesthetic and can be so versatile. All the others seem to me to be contrived and fleeting.
Some of these things just don't feel new though... But like, not "making a comeback" either. Skincare has been extremely over hyped for like 5 years now, and dermatologists will tell you it's mostly the same stuff in different packaging, and the actual good stuff rarely comes in aesthetically pleasing packaging. Same with the denim jackets, the embroidery and thrifting, that has been in for a while now. I kind of wish Pinterest did like an "underrated gems" collection rather than just a list of stuff we see all over the internet anyway
I love the molten metal and am super excited about the knits because I am just learning to knit and crochet (and maybe now embroider a jeans jacket!). The yarn colors and textures are so lovely and the possibilities seem endless
@@justineleconte Hiya Justine .... was wondering if you are going to share an update vlog re the house ...last ones were 8 and 9 months ago. I SO hope you got right people in place finally. Great video as always about trends.
this video was great fun - I feel like I am already trending for probably the first time in my life. My hair is already naturally part of a trend - who knew - and bows are always fun for me. So I like it. I still have my Jean jacket from high school - I created my own with silk and lace when Pretty in Pink was all the rage and thrifting, and original creations were the norm. I began to indulge my self-care with skincare back in 2016, and it is hilarious how many products I have now to choose from, but I have them arranged with pretty bowls and stones and candles alongside various aromatherapy oils in my bathroom and choose different ones depending on my mood.
Last year I’ve seen many ribbons and bows in cardigan knots, necklace pendants and accessories! I remember it was called balletcore. Not so much my style as it’s too girly but it’s cute!
Hello from Brooklyn! The styles mentioned were hot in the 90's. I remember thrifting at 14 years old looking for that "old man " look. Things were soo cheap compared to now.
Hey Justine! I’d love to see more videos over how to look for good quality clothes and how to tell by visual inspection that a piece is of good or bad quality! I’d be down for watching more than just one or two videos on that topic, too :) thanks!
Eclectic Gampahw, substitute with Gammahw too… l diggs it! Like my home, eclectic and thrown together pieces coming up into a very personable and cosy home. Even modern pieces blending in ❤
Wow, it seems as though I’ve been on trend for the past couple of years without realising it! Hair bows, plaits, and earrings are a regular part of my style. I never alter my style to be trendy, but it’s kind of neat when that happens organically.
Great video! 😁 It's always interesting to hear what people look for for inspiration. 😊 I like the trend with glasses, especially aviator-style ones, because now I totally focus on classics and natural materials (I look for things in second-hand clothing stores and at local flea markets)
I'm pretty awful at fashion, but utterly obsessed with street style. I adore looking at what people are wearing outside of fashion shows. It has helped me develop an eye to understand what works, and what is sloppy and thrown together. The best street style is always in Europe, and the absolute best is usually Italy on darker skinned people. Now I know where it all starts! Thanks, Justine!
Finally grandpa style sweaters are in style 😄 I was once wearing most beautiful winter Etro sweater and received a comment that it looks like a sweater from 90’s. The person thought I pulled it out from my mum’s closet 😂 Thank you, Justine!
As someone whose teens and early 20s were in the 80s, may I say that I wore ALL these trends back then, even some aspects of the liquid metal. I loved them all.
I’ve already begun wearing satin ribbons on my ponytails and buns, and the grandad tweed jackets, sweaters, and hats have been intriguing to me, though I have not yet taken it to my own style yet. I am thinking I will be wearing them more in the fall months.
Well I have big( ish) hair so that is great news, ha!! Silver jewelry is awesome and it’s just nice to know the 70’s is here again cause I love that era! Thank you Justine 🥰❣️
Added an 80’s wool and mohair coat this winter… and the chunky statement earrings. I’d like to say I was ahead of the curve on it.. but perhaps I was subtly picking up on the trend through the media. 😅either way love 70’s/80’s so I’m happy
@@justineleconteI should’ve known when the eyeglass frames were trending that way. Choose an updated 70s frame myself. Oversized but still delicate enough to not swamp my features.
I surely prefer tha last trend - metallic. But will use as accessories as earrings, -finger rings, sandals or ballerina s. Combined with my quiet luxury style. To go with it I do have a small purce in silver, but for daily use I'll use my new gift for myself, my crossbody bag from Justine Leconte in stone blue ❤
The Body Shop will have a resurgence in popularity this year because of the glowy skin trend. Mark my words. They’re known for their body butter, especially their satsuma orange scent. They also have a spray that is a body moisturizing oil spray that isn’t oily. It’s been around for years. You think of body sprays and never think moisturizing, but these are dry sprays but don’t dry your skin out
I really like all of these trends, especially the fluid metal jewelry! I doubt I’ll be incorporating bows into my wardrobe, but they look cute on others.
My favourite trend is the denim jacket as I wear one every transition season 😂 love bows, I usually wear them as a print on my socks. And the vest, my favourite combo with white shirt. Loved this video. Thank you 😊
I love those drapey bow earrings, gorgeous! Grandpa chic looks like the old money trend just a bit more forced. I will be tying bows on my handbags and wearing some bow brooches on my denim jacket. This year is exciting, feminine and fun. I am happy!
I collect mirror silver shoes and just bought some penny loafers to add to the collection. Yes to "head-2-glow" but probably no to the rest. At 66 I will look like a real grandpa if I try to rock Eclectic Grandpa!!!
I naturally have wavy hair that becomes voluminous with humidity, so I am quite happy about the undone/volume kind of look. And the bows, I have loved them since I was a girl. I actually think the bow trend comes from China, I have seen bows in hair and accessories there two years ago and felt a bit jealous.
The molten metal just immediately reminds me of Janet Jackson and Busta Rhymes' video from when I was a highschooler. I mean all the clothes I see on people today on the street, I just go back to high school days....crazy. But then again I am turning 40 this year HAHA
Oh i love 70s clothes and hairbows and silver trainers and ribbon laces. I'm going to be on trend for once! I have big curly hair too and dresses, with more bows 🎀
Merci, Justine! You look especially beautiful in that color. These trends are fun to see both editorially & in the wild. I've been taking good care of my body skin since my teens, so I guess that's my trend by default. I do love the liquid metallics, though I'm not sure I'm ready for the impending onslaught of chrome. The Gucci grandpa look is cute, & the bow thing is rather fabulous & could go horribly wrong.
Liquid metal is amazing, love it and I am glad that there appeared more options on the market. Also first about nice shiny skin, I got Nuxe dry oil with golden shimmer, totally love it!
Hot metals are my favorite by far, though I love the big hair too. Sadly mine will not be voluminous without adding fake hair but could be fun for an event!
The best body skin care I have ever received was from a dermatologist in the 1970s. It was for my keratosis pilaris (little dry skin bumps on upper arms and thighs). After bathing or showering, the doc advised applying Nivea body cream on damp skin. Damp skin is key. It resulted in the most moist, soft, smooth skin.
Great tip
I didn't know about damp skin. Thanks for the tip!
Yes! It's called soak and slather. I use Cerevè ointment. I take a shower and slather on the ointment right before bed and wake up with baby soft skin.
Damp skin is the secret! I apply almond oil after shower on damp skin. Sometimes follow by a lotion. So good.
Thanks for a great tip!
I genuinely hate the idea of "trends" as they are almost immediately overdone and dated, but I truly love your commentary on them!
It helps to know what they are though! That way you can buy stuff you really like and will keep a long time when it is “on trend” and so you have more options and are more likely to find something that fits
Trends are so fun though!
“I wear your grand-dads clothes, I look incre-dible” 🎵
“I found this big a55 coat from the thrift shop down the road “
"I'm gonna pop some ....buttons, 'cause I'm-a-little-tight-in-these-1970s-skinny -flare-pants!"
😂
“Thank you, grandad, for donatin’ that plaid butt-on-up shirt . . .”
...from the Thrift Store down the road...😂
I love when something in my closet comes back around in style! 😍
Wavy big hair? Finally a look I can adopt! Mine does that naturally!
❤❤
Dear Justine, I'm Eva from Hungary!
This video's very interesting to me but I'd like a video for "middle aged" people's trend, if you've mood, time etc..
Thank you so much!💚
As a child in the 80s I had a denim jacket my mom sewed big flowers on the back that she cut out from drapery fabric samples. I loved it and I need to make my own now! Also, the melting metals trend is beautiful but scary because it reminds me of the T-1000 from Terminator 2.
I’m 64 and already have 1/2 of what’s trendy! I’m an on line seller & my vintage thrifted items always sell very well. I also love fashion so kept many items I wore in the late 70’s & 80’s. BTW……our earrings in the 80’s were the size of solar panels
I love the melting metals trend! Especially on the nails and fingertips as well but also in jewellery.
I'm excited about the uniquely-yours jean jackets. There is just something so gratifying about wearing a piece that you've made or modified to be uniquely yours with a crafting skill you've learned. It's great to see individual customization like this trending and being recognized.
I'm excited about it too! I have a Levi's jeans jacket that has been hanging in the closet for decades and wonder whether I could somehow embroider it up
There’s something special about customised clothing, I agree. I love seeing how people express their personalities through their style.
When we were in Paris in 2018, that was a thing. Never saw it in northern US then, and not now either.
I've always loved silver, especially all my silver shoes! I'm glad it's trending. 😂
Same. So glad silver is in because I’d love to get a bag with some silver hardware.
I would love a video about trends that didn’t catch on. I’ve learned so much about fashion and the fashion industry on your channel, so now I’m not only wondering how certain looks/vibes became trends, but also how others didn’t.
Nobody knows it. Shops would pay a fortune for this. That' s why they pay trendscouts to look into the future.
I have big wavy hair (short but big) and it also happens to be prematurely white, so I feel like I cover the hair and the melting silver all at once lol
🤣..me too How lucky are we!! x
I would love some suggestions on how to wear bows and not look childish. In my 20's I loved wearing bows in my hear, but now I'm mid-30's I feel I might be too old to do so.
Maybe a video on how to translate these trends to day to day wear?
Totally agree, I think it's likely to be a lot about placement
If a trend is inappropriate for you, you don't have to embrace it ❤🙂
As a mid-30s woman as well I'd suggest start small and/or with a practical bow. Like you might tie/pin a bow on your bag or get a blouse with an in build bow around the neck. I also love to braid in some ribbon and tie my braids closed into a bow. A velvet ribbon is also nice as a pony tail tie and gives me a lot of historic vibes. Or replace shoe laces with ribbons, voila small but practical bow. Longer silk scarves also tie nicely and woolen winter hats look a bit silly on everyone, so thats the perfect place to pin a bow to (especially on berets).
@@chrystalbrown9600I think she's just asking. Bows on shoes can look very attractive, preferably if they're glitter & not ribbon.
I’d stay away from fabric bows in the hair. I
70s and 80s retro is difficult to style for people who already went through those decades. But there are enough ideas for each age. ❤
Woohooo! The '80s are back and I am here for it! That molten/liquid silver look is absolutely breathtaking. I'm so excited to see this out in the real world in all generations.
The unique-make-it your-own jean jacket trend is cool. I remember watching the video for 'Stop Me If You Think You Heard This One Before" by The Smiths and all these cool guys in the video had unique denim jackets with artwork of Morrissey, The Smiths album covers, Elvis Preseley etc. that I went out and had my denim jacket painted on the back with the album cover of "The Queen is Dead" by The Smiths. This was back in 1985.
Yes, this is a very 80s trend along with customising your bag or dm boots!
I love your fashion trend videos, Justine. I usually don't venture too far into trends but they're still fun to look at 😍 I'm an American with some French heritage and I find your accent so comforting.
I'm most excited about the melted metal trend. The nail polish looks amazing.
So many of these trends remind me a bit of the 80s, I was a teenager then 😁
I'm in my 50s now and I like classic pieces with some edgy thrown in. But I do like trying small things that can change up my accessories, nails and makeup, things that aren't difficult to add and mix with old favorites.
Thank you for the cure video 🧡 im not into trends,but i love the way you speak about things, with curiosity and constructive approach.
Thank you!
Big wawy hair: YEAH! At last, my natural hair style is on trend. I'm planning layers for spring, they'll be even bigger.
Same here!
Same! There's someone who really inspires me for this trend - have you seen Leanne Ansar? So gorgeous
Our hair is always in style because it’s ours! Big hair, don’t care. I have straightened my hair in decades.
Yep, yep. When Justine said big hair, I said no problem.
Same ❤😂
When you double the bows you double the power, double the intimidation, and double the respect!
I'm all about the silver. I've been rocking silver shoes for the past 10 years or so--- they were "in", then "out" and now back "IN"! Aussi, tes commentaires sont toujours "top". Merci!
I always enjoy it when you name and explain trends that we are just starting to sniff in the wind. Where I live in the Pacific Northwest, the retro Grandpa trend is manifesting specifically as retro outdoor technical wear, e.g. the original style of Patagonia fleece jackets, zip-neck fleece tops, Goretex rain jackets.
Oooh interesting. I just moved to Cali from NJ so I was trying to figure out how to work in sweaters when it’s never really cold. The outdoor gear makes total sense.
The cardigan is my favorite trend
Eclectic Grandpa- LL Bean is a good source judging by all the young people stopping their cars to yell how much they love my sweater as I walk down the street.
Enjoy your vlogs, as you teach me so much about sustainability. 100% uninterested in fashion trends. I think 'would I have bought this 5 years ago? Will I wear this in 5 yrs?' - so I stick to stylish well made clothes.
That’s a good tip.
@@Julia4453 Julia - that tip helped me alot, and basically it means I now have a wardrobe of clothes I like wearing. None of my clothes are 'fashionable' but I do try to look fresh by making sure all my clothes are clean , mended (if a button comes off etc). I will put something bright on every day, like a pair of shoes, scarf or lipstick to freshen up the look.
I *love* the liquid metal look. The hand looks aren't practical for me, but I will definitely be pulling out my silver jewelry and looking for some shiny clothing items. :)
I loooove it, my favorite fashion inspiration is the 70's, I've definitely been searching in Pinterest the big glasses, the vests and preppy style haha. I'm so glad there's gonna be so many good stuff
Wow, I can actually wear some of these trends this year! I have the skin tones for silver, so I'm loving that melted metal trend. Also, I like the thrifted grandpa look. As disparate as they are, I actually think you could wear them together. Like, you could combine a sweater vest with those nails you liked, Justine, to make the grandpa look more modern and not frumpy or costume-y.
I have big 70s style glasses but with a modern twist, curly hair (big no matter what) and love a good grandpa sweater. Put those together with my silver jewelry and that’s how I’d do it. Not everything has to be the star and anything inherent to you will automatically look good.
I have always looked at metallics as a neutral, like gold, silver and copper. Since I am of Indian heritage, I gravitate towards the liquid gold metallic shade, especially for nail colour, and shoes. I'm actually currenetly looking for a pair of liquid metallic gold creeper shoes.
TY, I look forward to this series each season. TY for all that you do for us.
You’re welcome!
Bonsoir ❤
Love most of the trends, but the one I am very happy about is a big hair.
Jeans jacket personalised, I would like that it becomes even more present and that people do it themselves. (Learn to make it too).
Mom, dad, remember your Ralph Lauren and Lacoste garments I was eyeing when I was younger… May I please have them now? Thank you! 😊
Hope you had a great holiday and a start of 2024, J 😎
Thank you, Justine, for your work and your dedication!
From all of the trends I can say - I have things matching many of them... But they are all older. So, this is kind of true, that fashion is circular - so better to keep things of great quality in the wardrobe ( and yes, for skincare better buying new products 😊).
Yep, good quality clothes are always a good idea 👍
I really liked the liquid silvery rings and would like to see how those looked in gold, which is my better tone. I would also like to see that as earrings in smaller sizes, almost like melted onto the ear lobe. And maybe even as a necklace, but "melting" only to one side of the neck. Just looks so organic and plain old pretty.
Hi Justine - I only really love the Italian take on "grandpa" style, because it suits my aesthetic and can be so versatile. All the others seem to me to be contrived and fleeting.
Love the move from fast fashion to thrift shopping and mixing patterns and colors. The more creative the better!
Some of these things just don't feel new though... But like, not "making a comeback" either. Skincare has been extremely over hyped for like 5 years now, and dermatologists will tell you it's mostly the same stuff in different packaging, and the actual good stuff rarely comes in aesthetically pleasing packaging. Same with the denim jackets, the embroidery and thrifting, that has been in for a while now. I kind of wish Pinterest did like an "underrated gems" collection rather than just a list of stuff we see all over the internet anyway
Yeah plus it’s about 30% content 70% advert at the moment which drives me nuts.
I love the molten metal and am super excited about the knits because I am just learning to knit and crochet (and maybe now embroider a jeans jacket!). The yarn colors and textures are so lovely and the possibilities seem endless
I am glad to see this as I think you have picked some trends that will stick around. I get whiplash from how fast trends come and go these days.
Thank you, Justine! I'm a stylist and my current client want to learn more about trends, so you're just in time
Perfect!
@@justineleconte Hiya Justine .... was wondering if you are going to share an update vlog re the house ...last ones were 8 and 9 months ago. I SO hope you got right people in place finally. Great video as always about trends.
I love big hair, and liquid metalics, and a hair bun. Fantastic season
love the quality all natural textiles such as wools and linens. The sweaters are great!
Bonjour from Norway! Love your videos! ❤
this video was great fun - I feel like I am already trending for probably the first time in my life. My hair is already naturally part of a trend - who knew - and bows are always fun for me. So I like it. I still have my Jean jacket from high school - I created my own with silk and lace when Pretty in Pink was all the rage and thrifting, and original creations were the norm. I began to indulge my self-care with skincare back in 2016, and it is hilarious how many products I have now to choose from, but I have them arranged with pretty bowls and stones and candles alongside various aromatherapy oils in my bathroom and choose different ones depending on my mood.
Justine, I LOVE how excited you get with certain trends!
Last year I’ve seen many ribbons and bows in cardigan knots, necklace pendants and accessories! I remember it was called balletcore. Not so much my style as it’s too girly but it’s cute!
I love the bow trend, always have - and it's so easy to adapt things we already own
For the first time, I can't find a single trend that inspires me or that I like. So what if I skip a year? That's no problem in my line of work.
Hello from Brooklyn! The styles mentioned were hot in the 90's. I remember thrifting at 14 years old looking for that "old man " look. Things were soo cheap compared to now.
How much fun! My next pedi will be chrome toes!!!!
Hey Justine! I’d love to see more videos over how to look for good quality clothes and how to tell by visual inspection that a piece is of good or bad quality! I’d be down for watching more than just one or two videos on that topic, too :) thanks!
Eclectic Gampahw, substitute with Gammahw too… l diggs it!
Like my home, eclectic and thrown together pieces coming up into a very personable and cosy home. Even modern pieces blending in ❤
Wow, it seems as though I’ve been on trend for the past couple of years without realising it! Hair bows, plaits, and earrings are a regular part of my style. I never alter my style to be trendy, but it’s kind of neat when that happens organically.
I love silver. I have 4 different tones of silver nail polish, all silver jewellery, silver sneakers. I’m finally trendy! 2024 is my year.🎉
Great video! 😁 It's always interesting to hear what people look for for inspiration. 😊 I like the trend with glasses, especially aviator-style ones, because now I totally focus on classics and natural materials (I look for things in second-hand clothing stores and at local flea markets)
As a person with thin hair, I hate the make it big trend 😂
😂🎉😂
Fine, thinning hair too but thankfully curly so at least it’s in my favor.
I'm pretty awful at fashion, but utterly obsessed with street style. I adore looking at what people are wearing outside of fashion shows. It has helped me develop an eye to understand what works, and what is sloppy and thrown together. The best street style is always in Europe, and the absolute best is usually Italy on darker skinned people. Now I know where it all starts! Thanks, Justine!
Silver all the way ❤😊
Finally grandpa style sweaters are in style 😄 I was once wearing most beautiful winter Etro sweater and received a comment that it looks like a sweater from 90’s. The person thought I pulled it out from my mum’s closet 😂 Thank you, Justine!
As someone whose teens and early 20s were in the 80s, may I say that I wore ALL these trends back then, even some aspects of the liquid metal. I loved them all.
Merci beaucoup Justine de cet excellent résumé des tendances sur Pinterest !
I’ve already begun wearing satin ribbons on my ponytails and buns, and the grandad tweed jackets, sweaters, and hats have been intriguing to me, though I have not yet taken it to my own style yet. I am thinking I will be wearing them more in the fall months.
Well I have big( ish) hair so that is great news, ha!! Silver jewelry is awesome and it’s just nice to know the 70’s is here again cause I love that era! Thank you Justine 🥰❣️
I love the silver trend for apparel and bows
Added an 80’s wool and mohair coat this winter… and the chunky statement earrings. I’d like to say I was ahead of the curve on it.. but perhaps I was subtly picking up on the trend through the media. 😅either way love 70’s/80’s so I’m happy
Hehehe I would probably guess option 2 - without questioning your ability to be ahead of the curve in any way 😄
@@justineleconteI should’ve known when the eyeglass frames were trending that way. Choose an updated 70s frame myself. Oversized but still delicate enough to not swamp my features.
I surely prefer tha last trend - metallic. But will use as accessories as earrings, -finger rings, sandals or ballerina s. Combined with my quiet luxury style. To go with it I do have a small purce in silver, but for daily use I'll use my new gift for myself, my crossbody bag from Justine Leconte in stone blue ❤
Oh I am so glad silver is back! In 1998 when I was a teen I had a silver jacket and loved it!
Your jumper looks so good on you, it makes your eyes sparkle. 😊 Also, I use both Nuxe and Caudalie so I feel reasonably on trend. 😂
I love the eclectic style it is in my closet for years🎶🎶
So excited for the 70s colors coming back!!!!!! My fave decade for colors
Fantastic Justine, always love your take on style & fashion
I think I will restrict myself to crazy hair and huge statement earrings. Somehow not warming up to the retro trends.
Less excited for these trends than the last few seasons, but the old school chunky sweaters and big hair with bows is still so fun!!
I’ve always liked bows! Thanks for all the interesting ideas for bows.
Loooving the metalic organic/futuristic trend 😍
The Body Shop will have a resurgence in popularity this year because of the glowy skin trend. Mark my words. They’re known for their body butter, especially their satsuma orange scent. They also have a spray that is a body moisturizing oil spray that isn’t oily. It’s been around for years. You think of body sprays and never think moisturizing, but these are dry sprays but don’t dry your skin out
I really like all of these trends, especially the fluid metal jewelry! I doubt I’ll be incorporating bows into my wardrobe, but they look cute on others.
My favourite trend is the denim jacket as I wear one every transition season 😂 love bows, I usually wear them as a print on my socks. And the vest, my favourite combo with white shirt. Loved this video. Thank you 😊
I love those drapey bow earrings, gorgeous! Grandpa chic looks like the old money trend just a bit more forced. I will be tying bows on my handbags and wearing some bow brooches on my denim jacket. This year is exciting, feminine and fun. I am happy!
These recurring trends are part of why I have a hard time getting rid of any of my old clothes!
I collect mirror silver shoes and just bought some penny loafers to add to the collection. Yes to "head-2-glow" but probably no to the rest. At 66 I will look like a real grandpa if I try to rock Eclectic Grandpa!!!
I naturally have wavy hair that becomes voluminous with humidity, so I am quite happy about the undone/volume kind of look. And the bows, I have loved them since I was a girl. I actually think the bow trend comes from China, I have seen bows in hair and accessories there two years ago and felt a bit jealous.
The molten metal just immediately reminds me of Janet Jackson and Busta Rhymes' video from when I was a highschooler. I mean all the clothes I see on people today on the street, I just go back to high school days....crazy. But then again I am turning 40 this year HAHA
loooove the liquid silver trend. Love your videos!!!
The metal trend is amazing. Liquid, sensual, shine...love it all
Silver! Yes.
The liquid metal look is from Terminator 2
wait happily for your videos, always inspiring ❤
Oh i love 70s clothes and hairbows and silver trainers and ribbon laces. I'm going to be on trend for once! I have big curly hair too and dresses, with more bows 🎀
Eclectic grandpa is my kind of trend! Thanks for your insights!
I’m so glad bows are trending! I love bows and I want to see them on everything ❤
Merci, Justine! You look especially beautiful in that color. These trends are fun to see both editorially & in the wild. I've been taking good care of my body skin since my teens, so I guess that's my trend by default. I do love the liquid metallics, though I'm not sure I'm ready for the impending onslaught of chrome. The Gucci grandpa look is cute, & the bow thing is rather fabulous & could go horribly wrong.
Liquid metal is amazing, love it and I am glad that there appeared more options on the market. Also first about nice shiny skin, I got Nuxe dry oil with golden shimmer, totally love it!
I am excited for all these trends! So happy! Sometimes i don't like any! ☺
Glad to see my eclectic magpie tendancies are trending, lol! Here for the silver too! 😍
I love the melting metel trend on the nails and in furniture.
the silver look trend is love
Hot metals are my favorite by far, though I love the big hair too. Sadly mine will not be voluminous without adding fake hair but could be fun for an event!
I love metallic nail polish.