How about having more colour? I am colour loving women who loves mixing and matching colours that give life and character to the outfit. How to play it right with work outfits for the 30s? For instance, can I wear a red blazer or pants? ..etc. I am still hooked on the 20s style 😬
You can wear whatever you want, but unless you have unlimited space and money most normal humans do not have alot of bright color in their professional wardrobe because it doesn't compliment as many things, and is harder to pair. I love neutrals, because they are a biut more chic, and they have more versatility, but there is always a place for alovely dress or top in a great coolor that makes you skin glow.
I turn 30 in a few months, looking to revamp my closet soon, I've incorporated more mature clothing but can't let go of my younger generation stuff. Also I've realized clothes fit me a little better when I shop the adult sizes, my hourglass figure can be a challenge.
Thank you, Lauren This particular series is excellent! Just recently , I have been upgrading and editing my warobe for a new career. This video just confirms how " Fabulous" being 30 is. Keep it coming ❤
I love this Style for the Ages series! I'm a stay at home mom (and will enter the workforce in the next 5 years once my kids are in school). I just turned 30 and I'm struggling with a wardrobe that's 1. Fitting for my age, 2. Fitting for my casual yet put together image, 3. Possibly transitional into a career wardrobe within the next few years. Help?
I think that black slit midi would look soooooooo nice for a summer business casual Friday... Like, when you have plans after work! I'd wear it with pointy loafers for sure- preferably something in a luxurious skin, and a longline tuxedo-inspired sleeveless blazer! ...mandatory red lip
I am 31 and a stay at home mom since my first child was born 5 years ago. So while I love all your videos and content I do miss the non-professional side. And I believe that most women have children and go through non-professional phases how ever long or short they might be... Thank you!
saudadedeinkinka I think the first shirt would look nice with jeans and flats/loafers or smart sneakers- maybe roll up the sleeves and unbutton a little to reveal a lil dainty signature jewelry or even a soft scarf (good for hiding baby spit up). All the pieces are great! Maybe just style them more casual. You could totally put plain white keds or chucks with your old work dresses, an easy topknot, and a sleek leather diaper bag for a "cool mom" vibe. Why get all new clothes?
Hi lauren! How does one know if either silver, gold or rosegold suits the most? I like all of them but I don't know which to choose and how to style it. Could you make a video about it? Thx ☺️
Thank you Lauren for another fantastic video with tips that we could use. Totally agree with your comment on wearing a bit of accessory could totally make one stand out in the office. I think you mentioned that in an older video of yours and that totally happened to me at my workplace. Besides Stella McCartney, would COS also be another go-to label for someone in their 30s in your opinion? Also, I'm wondering if you could make a video on caring for white shirts? You made an older video on this before but I am referring more to how you can wash them. Mine usually turns from white to off white, I'm left thinking if hand washing them is the only option left *gasp*
Hi Lauren!! Really great tips for dressing in your 30s for work. Do you think you could make a style video for different professions? I ask because while I absolutely love the styles you showcased in this video, I would find some of them difficult to wear as a healthcare professional who actively treats patients and does not wear scrubs to work. Could you maybe do a series on wearable professional outfits/style for different professions? I think that would be so helpful. Of course if you’ve already made a video/s about it, kindly direct me to it/them. Thank you so much for all you do.
Thank you Lauren, this has been a bit of an eye opener. I believe that this explains many of my fashion issues. I only recently graduated from university (possible here in Germany and I took a little longer due to illness) but I am in my early thirties. Dressing like most of the people I went to university with is inappropriate because trendy doesn't work for me any more and I'm also too old to dress for a scene (goth, punk or w/e). Or rather, it doesn't work for me. I respect if people can dress for a scene authentically past their mid 20s. Many of my friends my age are young mothers and adapt their style to that - simple, practical, and often outdated because fashion shopping isn't really a priority. Also not really something that works for me. I am only you at the very beginning of starting a career so I can't really dressed for an existing one. There is no role I have to fill yet. In past jobs work uniforms covered most fashion questions for me. But you mentioned quite a few things I can use as a starting point to develop a new wardrobe. One that is not so much based on "What is everyone else around me all wearing and what of that would suit me?" but more on what I want to achieve and represent. I also have to make a decision on how much of a girl and how much of a woman I want to be. I'm a little on the fence about being a 'boring adult' but I obviously want to be taken seriously, too ;) But I guess that is something you can play with - which could be great fun. Sorry for such a long rant! Thanks again!
I'm in my early 30s and I've always had a keen eye for what I want my style to look like. I've mostly had jobs that had a color scheme so now that I'm out of management in retail (i.e. Black or Red/Khaki) I'm going to start dressing the way I want to...especially because I'm going to move to Spain and want to express that side of me. I've always been a Banana Republic/The Limited/Ann Taylor for more adult & reasonably priced clothing and pair it with great accessories.
lauren , i am a tall woman 160 cm , in my 40, my body shape is verys similar to yours , i like high heals but icould not balance with them and feel unconfident with them though i like them very much . what is your advice to me?
Part of the problem is the idea that women have to "look young" bc "young is pretty". So, we dress our insecurities and not ourselves. I think young women look beautiful in tiny shorts but it's not me. However, I do want to look like I know how to use the search engine of the NYT.
I do have men attend my classes and go on to become very successful personal stylist. In fact, I have one who is kicking ass right now in the online version of my class. www.theschoolofstyle.com/class-info/personal-styling/
I just turn 30 most my clothes that I think look like a teen would be wearing. What some casual clothes that work? I am going away on trip with my grandpa to our family beach house to New Jersey and I want be look like my age not 16 everyone thinks I look like you probably see it my profile picture but that style I wear lounge so I am going for a month to our my family beach house from Arizona. I want to change up a bit this year so far got like few tops and a hair cut and week before I'm getting my medi and patie
I go family beach house in New Jersey from Arizona every Summer and I spend with family for a month and go see clothes friends what are some style up for a 31 year old for round the family? I fit more jenior style, do I still go women size? my grandma is kinda strick on certain clothes on me when i go hangout with my family she doesn't like my boobs to show at all ugh!! but i sneek it when i go hangout with my Jersey friends, so I am usually in my tank top and shorts (I wear my Glamis tank top or fox brand type clothes for most the day, what your thought of style up for a 31 year old (March 15 I be 32)
I am 39 now I think I have it together with my work attire. It is worth it to get quality pieces, I mix and match pieces
How about having more colour? I am colour loving women who loves mixing and matching colours that give life and character to the outfit. How to play it right with work outfits for the 30s? For instance, can I wear a red blazer or pants? ..etc. I am still hooked on the 20s style 😬
You can wear whatever you want, but unless you have unlimited space and money most normal humans do not have alot of bright color in their professional wardrobe because it doesn't compliment as many things, and is harder to pair. I love neutrals, because they are a biut more chic, and they have more versatility, but there is always a place for alovely dress or top in a great coolor that makes you skin glow.
@Janice White I love red blazers ❤
I turn 30 in a few months, looking to revamp my closet soon, I've incorporated more mature clothing but can't let go of my younger generation stuff. Also I've realized clothes fit me a little better when I shop the adult sizes, my hourglass figure can be a challenge.
You're serving up some chic Gray Gardens look and I'm all about it.
Just found this series and I love it!!! Great advice :)
Thank you, Lauren
This particular series is excellent! Just recently , I have been upgrading and editing my warobe for a new career. This video just confirms how " Fabulous" being 30 is. Keep it coming ❤
As usual, very informative video. I can't wait to see your videos for those of us who are in our 40s, 50s
I love this Style for the Ages series! I'm a stay at home mom (and will enter the workforce in the next 5 years once my kids are in school). I just turned 30 and I'm struggling with a wardrobe that's 1. Fitting for my age, 2. Fitting for my casual yet put together image, 3. Possibly transitional into a career wardrobe within the next few years. Help?
I think that black slit midi would look soooooooo nice for a summer business casual Friday... Like, when you have plans after work! I'd wear it with pointy loafers for sure- preferably something in a luxurious skin, and a longline tuxedo-inspired sleeveless blazer! ...mandatory red lip
I am 31 and a stay at home mom since my first child was born 5 years ago. So while I love all your videos and content I do miss the non-professional side. And I believe that most women have children and go through non-professional phases how ever long or short they might be...
Thank you!
Yes. Would be nice to get a non professional video for 30s.
saudadedeinkinka I think the first shirt would look nice with jeans and flats/loafers or smart sneakers- maybe roll up the sleeves and unbutton a little to reveal a lil dainty signature jewelry or even a soft scarf (good for hiding baby spit up).
All the pieces are great! Maybe just style them more casual.
You could totally put plain white keds or chucks with your old work dresses, an easy topknot, and a sleek leather diaper bag for a "cool mom" vibe. Why get all new clothes?
Love your videos..😉 where are the white Pumps with flowers on them??
Thanks 😋
Very informative, thank you for making this
Hi lauren! How does one know if either silver, gold or rosegold suits the most? I like all of them but I don't know which to choose and how to style it. Could you make a video about it? Thx ☺️
Adding to my list :)
I love your outfit, Lauren! You're totally rocking that dress. I would never say it's a Diane von Furstenberg. Love your leather headband, so cool !
Thank you Lauren for another fantastic video with tips that we could use. Totally agree with your comment on wearing a bit of accessory could totally make one stand out in the office. I think you mentioned that in an older video of yours and that totally happened to me at my workplace.
Besides Stella McCartney, would COS also be another go-to label for someone in their 30s in your opinion?
Also, I'm wondering if you could make a video on caring for white shirts? You made an older video on this before but I am referring more to how you can wash them. Mine usually turns from white to off white, I'm left thinking if hand washing them is the only option left *gasp*
Hi Lauren!! Really great tips for dressing in your 30s for work. Do you think you could make a style video for different professions? I ask because while I absolutely love the styles you showcased in this video, I would find some of them difficult to wear as a healthcare professional who actively treats patients and does not wear scrubs to work. Could you maybe do a series on wearable professional outfits/style for different professions? I think that would be so helpful. Of course if you’ve already made a video/s about it, kindly direct me to it/them. Thank you so much for all you do.
More style types please and style for the ages for stay at home mums. I am a 33 year mum of 2 boys
Thank you Lauren, this has been a bit of an eye opener. I believe that this explains many of my fashion issues. I only recently graduated from university (possible here in Germany and I took a little longer due to illness) but I am in my early thirties. Dressing like most of the people I went to university with is inappropriate because trendy doesn't work for me any more and I'm also too old to dress for a scene (goth, punk or w/e). Or rather, it doesn't work for me. I respect if people can dress for a scene authentically past their mid 20s.
Many of my friends my age are young mothers and adapt their style to that - simple, practical, and often outdated because fashion shopping isn't really a priority. Also not really something that works for me.
I am only you at the very beginning of starting a career so I can't really dressed for an existing one. There is no role I have to fill yet. In past jobs work uniforms covered most fashion questions for me.
But you mentioned quite a few things I can use as a starting point to develop a new wardrobe. One that is not so much based on "What is everyone else around me all wearing and what of that would suit me?" but more on what I want to achieve and represent.
I also have to make a decision on how much of a girl and how much of a woman I want to be. I'm a little on the fence about being a 'boring adult' but I obviously want to be taken seriously, too ;) But I guess that is something you can play with - which could be great fun.
Sorry for such a long rant! Thanks again!
I'm in my early 30s and I've always had a keen eye for what I want my style to look like.
I've mostly had jobs that had a color scheme so now that I'm out of management in retail (i.e. Black or Red/Khaki) I'm going to start dressing the way I want to...especially because I'm going to move to Spain and want to express that side of me.
I've always been a Banana Republic/The Limited/Ann Taylor for more adult & reasonably priced clothing and pair it with great accessories.
Hey! It seems like I can't differentiate colors today :( can you please list the color/colors of the items?? thank you
lauren , i am a tall woman 160 cm , in my 40, my body shape is verys similar to yours , i like high heals but icould not balance with them and feel unconfident with them though i like them very much . what is your advice to me?
u don't know how u git me hooked... love u gal
:)
Part of the problem is the idea that women have to "look young" bc "young is pretty". So, we dress our insecurities and not ourselves. I think young women look beautiful in tiny shorts but it's not me. However, I do want to look like I know how to use the search engine of the NYT.
I’m 28, should I be taking advice from this one or the one for 20’s?
Chocolate Princess 😂 BOTH! You're lucky
@chocolate princess Girl me too!
Great Video
Thanks, girl!
Love it!
Great tips. Where were you when I was in my 30's????
Love love! 💕
Can I ask do you get male personal stylist as I hope so as I'd love to do it when I'm older
I do have men attend my classes and go on to become very successful personal stylist. In fact, I have one who is kicking ass right now in the online version of my class. www.theschoolofstyle.com/class-info/personal-styling/
ameen... thank you so much Lauren I am new to your chanel bt I have fetched a lot here.. be blessed dear...
I just turn 30 most my clothes that I think look like a teen would be wearing. What some casual clothes that work? I am going away on trip with my grandpa to our family beach house to New Jersey and I want be look like my age not 16 everyone thinks I look like you probably see it my profile picture but that style I wear lounge so I am going for a month to our my family beach house from Arizona. I want to change up a bit this year so far got like few tops and a hair cut and week before I'm getting my medi and patie
And how about pregnant style at the workplace? Will be great!!!
Great idea! Adding that to my list for future videos.
Mariel Badia yes!
Making more money in your thirties (insert mortgage payments). Still broke hahaha.
I can dress for work my issue is when I’m not at work lol I wear my “mom” uniform 😫
I go family beach house in New Jersey from Arizona every Summer and I spend with family for a month and go see clothes friends what are some style up for a 31 year old for round the family? I fit more jenior style, do I still go women size? my grandma is kinda strick on certain clothes on me when i go hangout with my family she doesn't like my boobs to show at all ugh!! but i sneek it when i go hangout with my Jersey friends, so I am usually in my tank top and shorts (I wear my Glamis tank top or fox brand type clothes for most the day, what your thought of style up for a 31 year old (March 15 I be 32)
You look like Ariana Miyamoto the 2015 Miss Universe Japan
Why not try the outfits on 🤷🏽♀️
...because your arms are still on point...our of control young...heehaheeha...
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