I'm aware that these tips are not appropriate for winters with -15°C to -30°C. I live in a part of the world where we normally have between 5°C and -10°C during the winter and the clothes I wear are usually enough for that kind of weather. Please be aware that I can only share tips for the winter we have in Germany (Western Europe), since they are the ones that I'm experiencing! If you are from colder parts of the world, I'm sorry that I can't help you with my video.
You absolutely can't cater to all climates, I live in QLD, my tips would be to wear trousers, or high boots with a skirt plus a cardigan because it only gets down to maaaaaybe 5°C. You can't know everything. Thanks for the effort you put in.
Layering is the only way to fight cold. Make sure you're wearing natural fibers- most modern clothes are made of plastic that can't keep you warm in -30C. The lowest temperature I experienced in Romania was -22C, at night.
Canadian here, fleece lined tights, knit over the knee or thigh high socks, and help when it's in the colder weather, like - 15c to - 35c. Layering like this also works if you're wearing jeans or slacks to help keep you warm :)
Sapphire Camui here in Canada, -22C happens quite often during the winter days, the lowest I ever saw during the night was near -50C! I agree, those tips are meant for people that are in the same temperature range as her, still we can steal a couple tips ;)
Finland here. I'm working on knitting leg warmers (from mid calves (mid calves high winter boots) up to thighs, my plan is to keep them in place with a girdle), don't know yet how it turns out. :D They'll be 100 % wool. They'll be the top layer. Otherwise, I have wool blend stockings and polyester, cotton or bambu leggings with knee-high socks, if around 0. Haven't tried to wear more pairs of stockings, do you wear all three in the same size or do you size up? Those I have, they are barely big enough, even though according to the size table on the back of those stockings, I'm on the verge of two sizes and I chose the bigger one and they're still barely big enough! And a bigger size not available in this particular model. :( I'm working on losing weight but it's slow so can't layer stockings this winter when I can't get a bigger size, I guess. Otherwise, I have a long woolen skirt (self-made) with a layer of... Can't remember what it's called. It something like the white layer you can found inside of winter jackets (not in jackets) + underskirt layer attached (so it's two warm layers plus thin smooth layer working as underskirt). Still not enough, maybe because the wool is not thick enough so I'm making these leg warmers. Where did you get such a wonderful long shirt? This style with big puffy sleeves? I'd like to buy something like this, I have only basic modern long sleeved shirts and they look stupid with a Hepburn style dresses but puffy sleeves could work with it. (Not skilled enough to sew such a not-beginner-friendly project yet) And I'm planning sewing also a linen chemise as an additional layer. I've read linen is really good for this purpose. Keeping cool in summer, warm in winter + protecting the next layer cleaner and better for longer.
For all of those wondering what I meant with "thermo tights" - I meant thermal or fleece tights. "Thermo" is the german word for it and I thought that maybe it's the same in English which unfortunately it isn't. So I'm sorry!
This girl has talent. She makes it look easy to get all this stuff on film but it takes a lot of skill, artistry and patience. She captures her naturalness - that's a rare thing.
Great video. That underskirt is called a “slip skirt” because it provides slip to prevent skirt fabric getting caught on your tights due to friction. If you don’t want to wear a skirt underneath, you can also wear slip shorts (called bloomers or pettipants in some places). Make sure the bloomers you buy are made of slippery fabric (satin), not something like cotton.
Thanks I didn't know the exact words for it. The struggle of being German 😉 Slip shorts are also a great idea. I've never seen them before. Thanks for sharing!
Hello from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬🤗 in our native language your name “Shirin” is mean “Sweet”🙃 And I’m really glad to open for myself your channel ❤️ Thanks for inspiring video’s 🥰
Hi all, I'd like to share some tips as well. 1. Fleece lined leggings or undershirt 2. Double layer of socks 3. Undershirt->shirt->sweater->jacket if necessary. Dont be afraid of multiple thin layers 4. Sleevless vest. I used to think this was purely for fashion until I borrowed one!
Hello lovelies, I hope this video will help you to stay warm during the cold winter season! I just wanted to add that instead of a blogpost I could make a little Lookbook video with outfit ideas for winter. Let me know your thoughts 🧡 Also, a layer that I completely forgot to mention is a petticoat! I normally don't wear a petticoat in my day to day life. But on an extremely cold day it could be a big help. And another layer would be a pair of extra socks. Totally forgot about that 😁 Anyway, that's all! Happy Sunday! 🍂
Petticoats are great. Did you know that people used to wear *flannel* petticoats during the winter back in the 1800's/early 1900's? When skirts/dresses became straighter and more form-fitting, flannel petticoats wouldn't fit underneath and they fell out of favour. For whatever reason, they didn't make a comeback when skirts billowed out again in the 1950's. If anyone is handy with a sewing machine (or a needle and thread - these things were originally hand-sewn, after all), there's a tutorial on how to make one here: sewcialdee.com/2018/10/05/diyreversibleflannelpetticoat/
hello. I am a vintage lover😍. you are amazing. well done. by the way, could you write down the name of the designer of your coat, please? or the site. cashmere and merino wool are very good materials for winter
Well if u were born in the 40s lets say u would HAVE to wear that style...and i doubt u would look like a granny. U just gotta wear the right styles from ur fave era that work good on u. I think ANYBODY can pull off vintage. Just like ur parents or grandparents did. 😉
If you are outside but going inside soon ie walking around or walking to work /college I recommend mock turtlenecks which are turtlenecks that don't roll over. I also recommend tights under dresses/skirts and even under pants. And thick socks!
Wow I’m so happy I found your channel! I, too, have always adored vintage fashion but never really had the confidence to break away from the mould, especially since I’m still a teenager and, well, you know how teens can be. So feminine and just a wonderful style x
I found an amazing almost floor length forest green coat like yours for $20 at my local thrift store. I had picked out all the ones that I liked the style in sizes around my size and whittled it down to that particular one. Took a few hours but when you can't afford the vintage online store prices it is a great alternative.
I’m like you, I wear dresses and skirts all year long! For some reason I find that if my upper-body is well covered and warm, my legs don’t really get cold haha
It's true that I always struggle during winter, I am always cold and I don't really know what to wear... So thank you so much for your tips, it's so helpful, as usual!
You look so adorable! And I so love your style, you look so amazing in vintage clothes. You are truly a big inspiration for me and you make me want to wear vintage things again. Please keep doing these videos forever, I love them!
Your style is so cute and unique I really love it! Do you ever get any negative comments about it though? Some people are super rude but I think you look lovely!
@Natalie 1234 In France not really though. If you're alternative, have dyed hair and are full of tattoos and piercings you get some looks and sometimes get refused from some jobs because of it
I used to do the 2 or 3 pairs of tights and had a tummy acke by noon. I found tights from china that have plushlining and actualy look shear they are amazing. If it is realy cold I put on some over knee woolsocks and boots. Also longsleve undershirts are great
I can also recommend Uniqlo's heat tech if you have one near you! It keeps you very warm and because you wear it underneath your other layer's no one will know😆
Wonderful video! You are so super stylish. I love that coat - even though Im in the southern hemisphere, I want to buy one now! (for next winter). PS love your channel xx
You are absolutely right about layers! I used to be adverse to layers but they are making a difference as I got used to it. A good coat is a must and it does pay for itself when you wear it on a day-to-day basis in the colder months. I've had mine for about 4 years or so. Foot wear is equally important. I recently invested in a nice pair that serves as my rain boots, snow boots, and are cute enough to wear with skirts and pants even when the weather is dry and sunny (but still cold). I got mine at the end of last year when shops clearance out boots to make way for sandals. I also like layering tights. A colorful tight under a lace tight look so cute and unique! Plus, my legs are warm (the whole point, and I get a bit of support since I stand all day at work). I always get compliments. Thanks for sharing your tips! I forgot to add gloves! Also important.
Hello!😊 I just found your vintage site...I am thrilled and I am looking forward to more of your videos. All the very Best to you...God Bless you! 🙏🙌😊💜⚘🦋
In Japan we had to wear skirts daily to school and we wore wool tights or knee length biker type shorts in wool. It did wonders for the temps. Also in Japan there was no central heating in school so without the layers I would freeze! Riding my bike to the train station was awful because of the cold and the skirts.
also you can wear thin pullovers as an inbetween layer over your undershirt, this is also useful if you suddenly find yourself getting to warm in a wool pullover
Hi, I really wanted to see your 'how to wear berets video but when I click on it, its says the video is private. Can you change the settings so we can view it. I have a beret and struggle how to wear it. Love your videos!
Wool tights and undershirts are warmer than synthetic ones. And if you don’t want to wash your dresses and blouses all the time, I’d recommend a woolen underlayer with sleeves, even if they’re short.
You can fo it, but its hard. I live in MN too. If you are in the cities you could use the walkways exclusively but Im in rural and I wear a lot of layers.
@@Diniecita I live in a rural area, too. I'm going to be wearing so many layers but I think it'll be worth it 😁I'll definitely be wearing regular winter clothes like if it gets dangerously cold, though. I'll for sure be looking for a couple pairs of fleece lined tights, too
In my family we have a rule of wearing shorts on top of my tights and then a petticoat or underskirt and then a skirt but it's what we do in our family. It help me stay warm too. Thank you for your lovely video 📹
Pro tip, Uniqlo heattech stuff, they have top, underwear,thighs skits everything! Their clothes are good quality & affordable & keep me toasty so I don’t need as many layers
I know a huge appeal of vintage fashion is the more feminine silhouettes of skirts and dresses, but for those in colder climates, please consider trousers too! I live in Canada, and it's pretty common to get temperatures below -15C in my area. I just thrifted 2 pairs of wool blend trousers from about 15 years ago, and I'm so excited to wear them with my cardigans and sweaters this winter! They're both fully lined, so I can wear them with my tights underneath for an extra layer, and they'll go great with my boots!
ooh, if you want to wear tights in any season, i’m not sure if m&s is anywhere else outside of UK but there are body sensor tights which stay warm in winter and cool in summer and they come in 30 and 60 denier i think. a nice way to stay warm in winter as well 😙🥰
I never thought to wear multiple pairs of tights! I love your coat and the tip to invest in a coat is definitely smart - I just bought a coat for 50 euro when I wanted a 150 euro one, and I’m dissapointed...
I LOVE wearing skirts and tights in winter. Always have for the past 10-ish years. I used to have these wild tights I found on an Asian website called yesstyle, they had skin-color (white only unfortunately) fleece inside and on the outside was regular black clear stockings sewn in/attached to the fleece. Like double layer stockings and it made it look like I was wearing clear stockings when actually I was nice and warm and cozy. But man the looks I got from people wearing those on -degree days, haha
I'm from Brazil and I'll be moving to Ireland soon... I was really worried about how I'd keep my style during the Irish winter (I always prefer to use skirts and dresses). So I found this video, and that's amazing! I subscribed, and I'm going to follow you on Instagram! Thank you very much for the tips. Your content is amazing, and you seem to be very lovely and kind.
We have thermal tights with fleece inside in Korea which are seriously warmer than regular jeans!!! So wearing those with long coats and long boots make you super warm. My tip ;) It would keep you warm at -15°c.
@@Shirinatra ahhh I didn't know that and it's good to know they exist in Europe as well. Didn't find those when I lived in Paris 6 years ago. We have really thick but sleek ones here ;)
Tips from a Canadian :) We get some -30C days where I am! Merino wool socks and baselayers are KEY. They are so soft, comfortable, breathable, and warm! Top layer sweaters of wool are awesome too. A good down filled jacket with wind protection is awesome for the coldest and windiest days. Try to find a brand that uses byproduct down if that is important to you (ie, they use the down that naturally comes off the birds rather than killing them for the down only); North Face adheres to responsible down! You can try to find ones that are more stylish, but finding a vintage style might be tricky. I have a wool jacket that is from the 80s, but it is not wind proof.
As a fellow Canadian, I agree, but the trick is where to find those merino wool layers, and for a reasonable price! When I look on Amazon, the quality is often poor, and the products at The Bay can be quite expensive. I found some merino wool tights at Simon's, but for $30! I guess it would be worth it, but not sure. Any suggestions?
This is just how my hair looks two days after I made my curls. So they're a bit brushed out. If you want to know how I make them, there's already a video 😊
I love come vintage clothing and Get wear leggings knee length with socking, I wear dresses or skirts like long and sweaters with coats that look vintage👍 love your style 😍
Interessting! I use to dress more or less like that, but unfortanatly have to wear thick thermopants sometimes, where i live in Sweden it can get really really cold. And i spend a lot of time outdoors
I recently found your channel. So lovely and so cool that you live that vintage vibe. It really suits you. Thank you for the tips. Greetings back from Germany too 🤗. Your hair color and your skin complexions is so beautiful. 💕👍
The one thing I find difficult with vintage style in winter is finding vintage style appropriate shoes that are also warm enough and thick enough for cold winters. In Germany it's still OK but I'm in Norway at the moment and not sure how I'd cope keeping the style when it gets harsh. Also I find it a shame to ruin my vintage hair styles when I need to wear hats that really cover my ears etc. (Unfortunately can't always get away with a nice beret..)
I live in Canada, in one of the cold provinces. Her ensemble wouldn’t work with our windchill of -40C. I have to wear a hat, cover my face (except my eyes) with a scarf and wear a hood that completely blocks wind from my neck and head. By the time I get to my location, my eyelashes have ice on them because my breath travels up from behind the scarf adding moisture. I can forget about doing a fancy hairstyle. I didn’t even mention the thick gloves and Canadian boots that almost reach my knees. Fashion can go to hell when I’m trying to keep frostbite from claiming my appendages.
May I suggest you research the vintage fashions of Russia/Norway/Canada in winter? At least in Russia/Eastern Europe the traditional thing to do is to wrap a scarf around your head and put your hood on top. During my exchange semester to Russia everyone still did that BTW and I can confirm that it's very warm.
Thanks for your tips! I confirm that your tips are liveable because I live in Siberia and the tempr in winter can be below 25 degress! So, when you're in a long skirt and in tights you don't feel cold as much an in jeans or another trousers. Unfortunatelly the coats you recommended we can wear only in autumn :( I envy the climate in Germany:)
@@hel.8161 I've not found English equal analog. The coat is something like the special coat for skiing. So, if the the tempr is below - 30 some people will wear it to go for job :D crazy siberian fashion))))
I cant wear wool so im wearing leather. -20 celsius or more is warm. Thermo leggings are great invention because no wool tights needing :D. If there is cold too much for 1 layer, i just wear 2 thermo leggings. And glowes can be multiple too. I like first gloves and then mittens. I live in Finland.
An extra tip is to use oil or fat (I use tallow) on your legs - it really helps to keep you warm. "Ocean-swimminer" coat them selves in tallow or lard to stay warm when swimming with out a scuba suit. If you make it properly it doesn't smell at all. :)
LOVE your videos😍 do you think you could do on on evening outfits? I have a lot of evening party’s to go to this Christmas, but never know what to wear. Would love some inspiration 💞xx
My Hell Bunny coat is soooo warm that I'm always warm in winter. And ALWAYS I'm wearing it, someone comes to ask me where did I bought it (most of the time, people that I don't know).
I'm aware that these tips are not appropriate for winters with -15°C to -30°C. I live in a part of the world where we normally have between 5°C and -10°C during the winter and the clothes I wear are usually enough for that kind of weather. Please be aware that I can only share tips for the winter we have in Germany (Western Europe), since they are the ones that I'm experiencing! If you are from colder parts of the world, I'm sorry that I can't help you with my video.
You absolutely can't cater to all climates, I live in QLD, my tips would be to wear trousers, or high boots with a skirt plus a cardigan because it only gets down to maaaaaybe 5°C. You can't know everything. Thanks for the effort you put in.
Layering is the only way to fight cold. Make sure you're wearing natural fibers- most modern clothes are made of plastic that can't keep you warm in -30C. The lowest temperature I experienced in Romania was -22C, at night.
Canadian here, fleece lined tights, knit over the knee or thigh high socks, and help when it's in the colder weather, like - 15c to - 35c. Layering like this also works if you're wearing jeans or slacks to help keep you warm :)
Sapphire Camui here in Canada, -22C happens quite often during the winter days, the lowest I ever saw during the night was near -50C! I agree, those tips are meant for people that are in the same temperature range as her, still we can steal a couple tips ;)
Finland here. I'm working on knitting leg warmers (from mid calves (mid calves high winter boots) up to thighs, my plan is to keep them in place with a girdle), don't know yet how it turns out. :D They'll be 100 % wool. They'll be the top layer. Otherwise, I have wool blend stockings and polyester, cotton or bambu leggings with knee-high socks, if around 0. Haven't tried to wear more pairs of stockings, do you wear all three in the same size or do you size up? Those I have, they are barely big enough, even though according to the size table on the back of those stockings, I'm on the verge of two sizes and I chose the bigger one and they're still barely big enough! And a bigger size not available in this particular model. :( I'm working on losing weight but it's slow so can't layer stockings this winter when I can't get a bigger size, I guess.
Otherwise, I have a long woolen skirt (self-made) with a layer of... Can't remember what it's called. It something like the white layer you can found inside of winter jackets (not in jackets) + underskirt layer attached (so it's two warm layers plus thin smooth layer working as underskirt). Still not enough, maybe because the wool is not thick enough so I'm making these leg warmers.
Where did you get such a wonderful long shirt? This style with big puffy sleeves? I'd like to buy something like this, I have only basic modern long sleeved shirts and they look stupid with a Hepburn style dresses but puffy sleeves could work with it. (Not skilled enough to sew such a not-beginner-friendly project yet)
And I'm planning sewing also a linen chemise as an additional layer. I've read linen is really good for this purpose. Keeping cool in summer, warm in winter + protecting the next layer cleaner and better for longer.
For all of those wondering what I meant with "thermo tights" - I meant thermal or fleece tights. "Thermo" is the german word for it and I thought that maybe it's the same in English which unfortunately it isn't. So I'm sorry!
I’m in the USA and we call them “thermal tights” I actually think I like ‘thermo’ better! 😆
I'm American and I always called them thermal tights.. I understood you perfectly
This girl has talent. She makes it look easy to get all this stuff on film but it takes a lot of skill, artistry and patience. She captures her naturalness - that's a rare thing.
Great video. That underskirt is called a “slip skirt” because it provides slip to prevent skirt fabric getting caught on your tights due to friction. If you don’t want to wear a skirt underneath, you can also wear slip shorts (called bloomers or pettipants in some places). Make sure the bloomers you buy are made of slippery fabric (satin), not something like cotton.
Thanks I didn't know the exact words for it. The struggle of being German 😉 Slip shorts are also a great idea. I've never seen them before. Thanks for sharing!
I love bloomers because they also protect against accidental flashing haha
Hello from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬🤗 in our native language your name “Shirin” is mean “Sweet”🙃
And I’m really glad to open for myself your channel ❤️ Thanks for inspiring video’s 🥰
Hi all, I'd like to share some tips as well.
1. Fleece lined leggings or undershirt
2. Double layer of socks
3. Undershirt->shirt->sweater->jacket if necessary. Dont be afraid of multiple thin layers
4. Sleevless vest. I used to think this was purely for fashion until I borrowed one!
Long underwear or thermal under wear
Hello lovelies,
I hope this video will help you to stay warm during the cold winter season!
I just wanted to add that instead of a blogpost I could make a little Lookbook video with outfit ideas for winter. Let me know your thoughts 🧡
Also, a layer that I completely forgot to mention is a petticoat! I normally don't wear a petticoat in my day to day life. But on an extremely cold day it could be a big help. And another layer would be a pair of extra socks. Totally forgot about that 😁
Anyway, that's all! Happy Sunday! 🍂
I'm watching this even though we don't have winter season in our country... 😊😊😊
Petticoats are great. Did you know that people used to wear *flannel* petticoats during the winter back in the 1800's/early 1900's? When skirts/dresses became straighter and more form-fitting, flannel petticoats wouldn't fit underneath and they fell out of favour. For whatever reason, they didn't make a comeback when skirts billowed out again in the 1950's.
If anyone is handy with a sewing machine (or a needle and thread - these things were originally hand-sewn, after all), there's a tutorial on how to make one here: sewcialdee.com/2018/10/05/diyreversibleflannelpetticoat/
hello.
I am a vintage lover😍. you are amazing. well done.
by the way, could you write down the name of the designer of your coat, please? or the site.
cashmere and merino wool are very good materials for winter
I always wear an extra pair of socks with my boots. 🧦
I actually do that too. Just forgot to mention it 😂 I knew something was missing!
Great tips and ofc u can wear vintage during the winter, it's not like they didn't have snow back in the day ❤
Im that girl when I wear vintage clothes, I look like a grandma.
My sister tells me I dress like a granny every day 😂
@@toni5543 True. The aesthetic fits some people but sadly, I am not one of them. 😂 i can only admire these vintage girls from afar.
@@hp8087 truly I think it's about confidence, if you walk like you own it, then you own it! 😘
Well if u were born in the 40s lets say u would HAVE to wear that style...and i doubt u would look like a granny.
U just gotta wear the right styles from ur fave era that work good on u.
I think ANYBODY can pull off vintage. Just like ur parents or grandparents did. 😉
where do you buy ?
Cashmere and murino wool are a dream for winter.
Layers galore! Winter is my favorite season for fashion! There's nothing like a good cardigan. ❤️
If you are outside but going inside soon ie walking around or walking to work /college I recommend mock turtlenecks which are turtlenecks that don't roll over. I also recommend tights under dresses/skirts and even under pants. And thick socks!
They way you dress and your personality: Just lovely!
I'll never get tired of watching videos on how to stay warm during winter wearing vintage style, haha 🧡😁 so glad to see you on YT again!
Wow I’m so happy I found your channel! I, too, have always adored vintage fashion but never really had the confidence to break away from the mould, especially since I’m still a teenager and, well, you know how teens can be. So feminine and just a wonderful style x
Beautiful circle skirt and coat with béret! 🌎👚👢👢
This is so true! I'm much warmer/comfortable in super thick tights and a skirt rather than trying to wear them under Jeans.
I found an amazing almost floor length forest green coat like yours for $20 at my local thrift store. I had picked out all the ones that I liked the style in sizes around my size and whittled it down to that particular one. Took a few hours but when you can't afford the vintage online store prices it is a great alternative.
That sounds like a dream 😭☺️ I'm going to look for one
GOSH! Background music, your english accent, your make up, the setting, your outfit.... LOVE IT!
I’m like you, I wear dresses and skirts all year long! For some reason I find that if my upper-body is well covered and warm, my legs don’t really get cold haha
La Foire aux Vanités same here!
It's true that I always struggle during winter, I am always cold and I don't really know what to wear... So thank you so much for your tips, it's so helpful, as usual!
I'm glad I could help!
what a great channel, i think im discovering my style with you. how cute!!!
You look so adorable! And I so love your style, you look so amazing in vintage clothes. You are truly a big inspiration for me and you make me want to wear vintage things again. Please keep doing these videos forever, I love them!
Always love your videos!
Your style is so cute and unique I really love it! Do you ever get any negative comments about it though? Some people are super rude but I think you look lovely!
Thank you! 🙏🏻 I actually never get any negative comments. Maybe people look weird at me but that's it 😊
Awww that’s good! As long as you’re happy, you do you!
@Natalie 1234 In France not really though. If you're alternative, have dyed hair and are full of tattoos and piercings you get some looks and sometimes get refused from some jobs because of it
I used to do the 2 or 3 pairs of tights and had a tummy acke by noon. I found tights from china that have plushlining and actualy look shear they are amazing. If it is realy cold I put on some over knee woolsocks and boots.
Also longsleve undershirts are great
I just found your channel! I am so happy, I am 16 and have a passion for vintage fashion but am to scared to wear it, you inspire me
It's your life, dress the part! You are the prima Donna in the book you are writing, my dear.
I can also recommend Uniqlo's heat tech if you have one near you! It keeps you very warm and because you wear it underneath your other layer's no one will know😆
Wonderful video! You are so super stylish. I love that coat - even though Im in the southern hemisphere, I want to buy one now! (for next winter). PS love your channel xx
So prettyyyy! 🤍
You are absolutely right about layers! I used to be adverse to layers but they are making a difference as I got used to it. A good coat is a must and it does pay for itself when you wear it on a day-to-day basis in the colder months. I've had mine for about 4 years or so. Foot wear is equally important. I recently invested in a nice pair that serves as my rain boots, snow boots, and are cute enough to wear with skirts and pants even when the weather is dry and sunny (but still cold). I got mine at the end of last year when shops clearance out boots to make way for sandals. I also like layering tights. A colorful tight under a lace tight look so cute and unique! Plus, my legs are warm (the whole point, and I get a bit of support since I stand all day at work). I always get compliments. Thanks for sharing your tips! I forgot to add gloves! Also important.
Hello!😊 I just found your vintage site...I am thrilled and I am looking forward to more of your videos. All the very Best to you...God Bless you! 🙏🙌😊💜⚘🦋
In Japan we had to wear skirts daily to school and we wore wool tights or knee length biker type shorts in wool. It did wonders for the temps. Also in Japan there was no central heating in school so without the layers I would freeze! Riding my bike to the train station was awful because of the cold and the skirts.
also you can wear thin pullovers as an inbetween layer over your undershirt, this is also useful if you suddenly find yourself getting to warm in a wool pullover
That's true, a good tipp as well :)
Hi, I really wanted to see your 'how to wear berets video but when I click on it, its says the video is private. Can you change the settings so we can view it. I have a beret and struggle how to wear it. Love your videos!
Wool tights and undershirts are warmer than synthetic ones. And if you don’t want to wash your dresses and blouses all the time, I’d recommend a woolen underlayer with sleeves, even if they’re short.
I'm about to go through my first Minnesota winter wearing only vintage and I'm a little nervous!
Lmao wtf. U crazy ??
Good luck tho 😂😂😂
You can fo it, but its hard. I live in MN too. If you are in the cities you could use the walkways exclusively but Im in rural and I wear a lot of layers.
Also, fleece lined tights are awesome. Ive only found black and grey but. They are great.
@@Diniecita I live in a rural area, too. I'm going to be wearing so many layers but I think it'll be worth it 😁I'll definitely be wearing regular winter clothes like if it gets dangerously cold, though. I'll for sure be looking for a couple pairs of fleece lined tights, too
People had to do it before and they didn’t even have cars and central heating!
Your videos always make me smile 😊
Awh that makes me happy ☺
In my family we have a rule of wearing shorts on top of my tights and then a petticoat or underskirt and then a skirt but it's what we do in our family. It help me stay warm too. Thank you for your lovely video 📹
Great video and so inspiring. I love feminine style. Thank you 😊
I just came across your channel, I only wear flats, it’s hard to find vintage flats! Thank you for sharing!! Love your channel!
Pro tip, Uniqlo heattech stuff, they have top, underwear,thighs skits everything! Their clothes are good quality & affordable & keep me toasty so I don’t need as many layers
I just discovered you channel and I'm glad I did ☺️ I love your style!
I know a huge appeal of vintage fashion is the more feminine silhouettes of skirts and dresses, but for those in colder climates, please consider trousers too!
I live in Canada, and it's pretty common to get temperatures below -15C in my area. I just thrifted 2 pairs of wool blend trousers from about 15 years ago, and I'm so excited to wear them with my cardigans and sweaters this winter! They're both fully lined, so I can wear them with my tights underneath for an extra layer, and they'll go great with my boots!
ooh, if you want to wear tights in any season, i’m not sure if m&s is anywhere else outside of UK but there are body sensor tights which stay warm in winter and cool in summer and they come in 30 and 60 denier i think. a nice way to stay warm in winter as well 😙🥰
I never thought to wear multiple pairs of tights! I love your coat and the tip to invest in a coat is definitely smart - I just bought a coat for 50 euro when I wanted a 150 euro one, and I’m dissapointed...
I litterally saw this and clicked right away for how in love I am with your vibes ❤️❤️
I LOVE wearing skirts and tights in winter. Always have for the past 10-ish years. I used to have these wild tights I found on an Asian website called yesstyle, they had skin-color (white only unfortunately) fleece inside and on the outside was regular black clear stockings sewn in/attached to the fleece. Like double layer stockings and it made it look like I was wearing clear stockings when actually I was nice and warm and cozy. But man the looks I got from people wearing those on -degree days, haha
Thank you so much for your tips, I will give it a try during this winter 🙏❤️❄️ !
Fleece lined legging are wonderful for the cold season.
I'm from Brazil and I'll be moving to Ireland soon... I was really worried about how I'd keep my style during the Irish winter (I always prefer to use skirts and dresses).
So I found this video, and that's amazing!
I subscribed, and I'm going to follow you on Instagram!
Thank you very much for the tips. Your content is amazing, and you seem to be very lovely and kind.
Amazing vintage!!!😉
We have thermal tights with fleece inside in Korea which are seriously warmer than regular jeans!!! So wearing those with long coats and long boots make you super warm. My tip ;) It would keep you warm at -15°c.
This is what I meant with thermo tights. It's the same thing and I mentioned them too! :)
@@Shirinatra ahhh I didn't know that and it's good to know they exist in Europe as well. Didn't find those when I lived in Paris 6 years ago. We have really thick but sleek ones here ;)
You are very pretty and I love your energy. You seem nice and posh at the same time. Wish you the best in life!
Tips from a Canadian :) We get some -30C days where I am! Merino wool socks and baselayers are KEY. They are so soft, comfortable, breathable, and warm! Top layer sweaters of wool are awesome too. A good down filled jacket with wind protection is awesome for the coldest and windiest days. Try to find a brand that uses byproduct down if that is important to you (ie, they use the down that naturally comes off the birds rather than killing them for the down only); North Face adheres to responsible down! You can try to find ones that are more stylish, but finding a vintage style might be tricky. I have a wool jacket that is from the 80s, but it is not wind proof.
As a fellow Canadian, I agree, but the trick is where to find those merino wool layers, and for a reasonable price! When I look on Amazon, the quality is often poor, and the products at The Bay can be quite expensive. I found some merino wool tights at Simon's, but for $30! I guess it would be worth it, but not sure. Any suggestions?
Thank you soooo much for this video, i really needed a video like that ! Thank you very much, and keep doing videos, you're lovely !
Your hair
This is just how my hair looks two days after I made my curls. So they're a bit brushed out. If you want to know how I make them, there's already a video 😊
I love come vintage clothing and Get wear leggings knee length with socking, I wear dresses or skirts like long and sweaters with coats that look vintage👍 love your style 😍
COULD U PLEASE DO A LOOKBOOK OF WINTER OUTFITS!!!??? I WOULD REALLY LOVE THAT ALOT!!!😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
I will do that! 🙏🏻
@@Shirinatra OH YAY! THAAANK YOUUU!!!
I'm so glad I found your channel ❤️ love love love your style and videos
yeees!! really needed this!💕💕
thank you!🙌
love you 💕
You have the most beautiful silhouette
I've ever seen. I have no words ^^
Oh how kind. Thank you!
There are tights made out of wool and a single layer can keep you very warm. Thanks for the great video.
I'm living for your videos ❤️❤️
This video made my week!
Oh I'm glad to hear that!!
Thanks so much for making this video!
You're welcome ☺
Great video. Gorgeous outfit. Thanks for posting.
Interessting! I use to dress more or less like that, but unfortanatly have to wear thick thermopants sometimes, where i live in Sweden it can get really really cold. And i spend a lot of time outdoors
I recently found your channel. So lovely and so cool that you live that vintage vibe. It really suits you. Thank you for the tips. Greetings back from Germany too 🤗. Your hair color and your skin complexions is so beautiful. 💕👍
Can you link the coat please? I can’t find that specific coat on their website but I love it so much!! ❤️❤️❤️
I´m usually going for an underdress from H&M. It is 100% polyester, so it´ll keep you warm - especially under cotton blouses.
Adoraria que traigan subtítulos tus fantasticos videos!! Igual un enorme like... y una nueva suscriptora.❤
The one thing I find difficult with vintage style in winter is finding vintage style appropriate shoes that are also warm enough and thick enough for cold winters. In Germany it's still OK but I'm in Norway at the moment and not sure how I'd cope keeping the style when it gets harsh. Also I find it a shame to ruin my vintage hair styles when I need to wear hats that really cover my ears etc. (Unfortunately can't always get away with a nice beret..)
I live in Canada, in one of the cold provinces. Her ensemble wouldn’t work with our windchill of -40C. I have to wear a hat, cover my face (except my eyes) with a scarf and wear a hood that completely blocks wind from my neck and head. By the time I get to my location, my eyelashes have ice on them because my breath travels up from behind the scarf adding moisture.
I can forget about doing a fancy hairstyle. I didn’t even mention the thick gloves and Canadian boots that almost reach my knees. Fashion can go to hell when I’m trying to keep frostbite from claiming my appendages.
May I suggest you research the vintage fashions of Russia/Norway/Canada in winter? At least in Russia/Eastern Europe the traditional thing to do is to wrap a scarf around your head and put your hood on top. During my exchange semester to Russia everyone still did that BTW and I can confirm that it's very warm.
such cute looks!!
I like to wear my capri leggings under my maxi skirts and my legs stay nice and toasty! Thank you for this very helpful video! God bless you!
Do you mind sharing where your boots are from? Thank you!
Thanks for your tips! I confirm that your tips are liveable because I live in Siberia and the tempr in winter can be below 25 degress! So, when you're in a long skirt and in tights you don't feel cold as much an in jeans or another trousers. Unfortunatelly the coats you recommended we can wear only in autumn :( I envy the climate in Germany:)
What coats do you usually wear? :)
@@hel.8161 I've not found English equal analog. The coat is something like the special coat for skiing. So, if the the tempr is below - 30 some people will wear it to go for job :D crazy siberian fashion))))
This is so helpful thank you!!!
I really appreciate your videos!
Thank you 🙏🏻
I cant wear wool so im wearing leather. -20 celsius or more is warm. Thermo leggings are great invention because no wool tights needing :D. If there is cold too much for 1 layer, i just wear 2 thermo leggings. And glowes can be multiple too. I like first gloves and then mittens. I live in Finland.
What i have been searching!!!!! Yesss😍
Love your videos !
Beautiful! 💕
An extra tip is to use oil or fat (I use tallow) on your legs - it really helps to keep you warm. "Ocean-swimminer" coat them selves in tallow or lard to stay warm when swimming with out a scuba suit. If you make it properly it doesn't smell at all. :)
@MsBizzyGurl it really does give an extra isolating layer :)
LOVE your videos😍 do you think you could do on on evening outfits? I have a lot of evening party’s to go to this Christmas, but never know what to wear. Would love some inspiration 💞xx
I love your style 😍
I love your dresses and I love your style though ❤️ BTW, new subscriber here. Thanks that I found your channel💜 more vloggg please😘
I love it!!! I did enjoy it thoroughly, can't wait for the next one already (:
Yay, thank you ☺
I love the way you dress! Where did you buy those tights?
Love this!
My Hell Bunny coat is soooo warm that I'm always warm in winter. And ALWAYS I'm wearing it, someone comes to ask me where did I bought it (most of the time, people that I don't know).
In the winter I usually wear a white collar shirt, pullover sweater and khaki pants.
Tights are where it’s at !!!
Hello beautiful, I love you and your passion for the vintage fashion ...
This was such a cute video! ❤️
Hehe thank you ☺
OMG i just found your channel ❤ i love it.
Love the video, gonna being trying some of these tips. Please can you link where the clothes your wearing are from, especially that skirt!
Hi I'm a new viewer. Coming from a tropical hot country Philippines it is my dream to wear a winter outfit one day.
Hi!! Can you please put where you buy your clothes any links or something???? You always look so lovely.