I Wore Only Clothes I Never Wear For A Week
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- There are some pieces in my wardrobe I can't seem to part with, and yet never actually wear. It's time to change that. In this video I'm going to wear an item I'd forgotten about every day for a week, to hopefully re-ignite the spark I once felt for those items. Enjoy watching!
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Maybe you can make the striped onesie into a peplum top. Than you can wear it under a jacket in the fall, or as a top in summer.🙋🏻♀️
That is actually brilliant
I was just typing this exact suggestion...I love that jumpsuit!! It looked super cute with that sweater.
My first thought too!
I agree 100% on refashioning the jumpsuit into a blouse/top. I’m not a fan of jumpsuits on adults to begin with, because who wants to have the prospect of disrobing to that extent (how do you NOT wrinkle, crush, or drop the top part on the floor?) any time they need to use the restroom? The palette of the jumpsuit looks like it might go with the green skirt she considered with the ivory blazer.
Nevermind what I said about the jumpsuit, this is better! LOL
I would have styled the pencil skirt with a band t-shirt tucked in and a denim jacket over top so that you could be covered and put together but not look corporate
i feel that almost anything 'works' if you wear it with intent. it's boxy on purpose. the colours clash, on purpose. i look like an old lady with huge shoulders.... on purpose!
As long as the rest of the outfit indicates purposefulness, it makes wonders.
YES
I looooove that black leather dress and how you styled it ! It is such a flattering shape and an item that I think does not go out of fashion ! Also, the oversized sweater + pencil skirt look is actually really cute and “modern” ?
The colours of the jumpsuit look sooo nice on you! In my opinion, you should make it into a top to pair with your beautiful vintage skirts - it would really suit you.
I love pencil skirts and I find that for me the best way to make them feel less formal is by wearing a graphic t-shirt with them. For instance I have a bunch of harry potter shirt and star wars shirts, so wearing one of those with the pencil skirt real makes the outfit feel a lot more casual for me.
I see in a lot of Korean fashion people wearing turtle necks and shirts under spaghetti straps. Maybe something like that would make you feel more comfortable wearing the jumpsuit and let you wear it during the colder months.
that leather dress was truly spectacular and your styling of it was So Good!! this was such a fun video and i'm loving this little mini-series!!!
What I have learned from TikTok is that you can take a longer sweater and make it look cropped by wearing a belt around your waist and tucking the sweater in it. And then kind of tug the sweater back up and let it hang over the belt a bit so that you hide what's underneath. Have never tried it, but could be useful maybe? :)
LOVE that leather dress, btw!
Dude, THANK YOU!
I do that! I finally discovered how people "tuck" their chunky sweaters into skirts without a bulge and this. Is. The. Trick.
That black leather dress looks so incredible on you and I love how you style it!
Is it just me who thinks she looks great in the jumpsuit. Though it is something I would wear so I think I’m biased.
I wouldnt be able to bring myself to leave the house/changing room in that, I just can't lol. Even thought i find this cut rather flattering on ALL bodytypes, but aestetic isnt worth pushing comfort levels.
I agree, I though she looked adorable in the jumpsuit. Along with the black leather dress it was perhaps my favorite. She could always add a blue, black, or rust colored satin trim around the legs to add length without changing the style too much. A good tailor could perhaps let them out a little in the bum too if she wanted. I definitely think the outfit is still workable.
Nami G now that would look amazing. You have great fashion sense. 😂
The way I style pencil skirts to make them look less "businessy" is with a loose fitting cropped t-shirt!
OMG the jumpsuit would look gorgeous with black leggings and a black turtleneck shirt underneath, a leather jacket and black boots 💕
The black leather was definitely a favorite, but i also thought you looked fabulous in the pencil skirt!
I adore the black and cherry outfit!!!!!!!!! The vest and long sleeves are super fun!
The leather pinafore dress outfit was absolutely stunning!
I feel exactly the same about blazers, like I love them so much but then I put them on and it just doesn't really work.
That cape and maroon blazer are TO DIE FOR 😍😍😍
I wish I had forgotten clothes! The only clothes I have are the ones that fit BEFORE Corona and AFTER Corona😂
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I find that vintage-style knit shortsleeved shirts look really great with pencil skirts - they take off the business-edge and give it a much more cute/romantic vibe ;)
i also have some items that I always keep but NEVER wear and this video made me understand that they mostly are too extra or too businessy TOO haha
So much content keeping me sane during quarantine!!!
Loved the first pants you out on with that first blazer! But agree that a simpler top underneath would work better than the first one you tried.
This was fun! Great inspiration for while we're all stuck inside with nothing to do, too.
Also pouring one out for the romper, and for all the other cute clothes we bought as teenagers that just don't work for us in our mid-to-late twenties
That leather pinafore outfit was SMOKIN' hot and very very stylish
the jeans and the lacey shirt looks AMAZING
I love your explanations. It helps me look more put together too
This is such a great idea!! I feel like everyone has those items in their closet they never wear but can't get rid of. This is such a good way to break out of your routine/comfort zone. I'm going to try this while I'm stuck at home during this quarantine!
You did a really good job of styling the outfits to improve them. The black leather dress was a big winner, it was very fun.The cherry dress with the little sweater was very cute. The stripey jumper was a good choice to pass on. Very good! I think I will do this this week myself.
That little jumpsuit - I would alter it Into a top with a ruffle, made from the left overs, on the bottom of it...
And then I would pair it with the same cardigan, and the jeans from the first day
I've been loving blazers lately! They really help me look like I put some thought into my outfit.
Backstory: I'm most comfortable in jeans, a t-shirt, and hiking boots, however I like to look more professional when I'm teaching.
So I compromise by wearing dark blue, black, or white jeans, a fitted solid color tee (or tank), and ankle boots. Throw on a blazer and it just makes the whole outfit look more put together.
It's not what fashionistas recommend, but my favorite combos have 3 colors. For example: navy jeans, orange top, and tan blazer & boots. Or white top, plum blazer, and black jeans & boots. (I guess I like my pieces to have some contrast.)
I thought your blazer looked great with the paperbag pants, and it was the blouse that kept the outfit from working. Maybe a shade of tan halfway between the lightness of the blazer and darkness of the trousers would have worked? I don't think that's one of your colors, though.
The pencil skirt was nice! I would have dressed it down with a colored tee and flats. Maybe a cardigan over the top, too.
80s vintage is the best! I love that leather dress.
OMG no! the bow blazer was so cute. With the blue skirt looked so cute! Very chic. Not old lady at all!
Omg. That blazer. 😍 edit: the red one.
I think the white blaze with the Jean's is super cute
I love the lilac sweater !!
Aww nothing like watching ur videos in this quarantine I love it!!! ^^" 🧡👏🏻
I did enjoy watching that as I have good clothes that I rarely wear too. The cherry dress with vest is a huge winner and don’t worry about the color peeking out at the shoulders, it brings allure and appeal. Those 2 office-y looks ... I’d keep them in case you have some kind of job interview or speaking engagement...just so you’re prepared. Thanks!
Great idea! I always find myself overwhelmed when I am sorting out my clothes during a change of season, because I always stumble upon items I love, but just don't know how to style... I am also definitely guilty of loving blazers in theory, but hating them on myself. Happy to know I am not the only one. Keep it up!
PS: could the frilly bow blazer work with a breton-striped t-shirt? For some reason I personally always really enjoy the combination of lace and stripes. I could see that work with the olive (?) skirt.
PPS: a trick I love is making (chunky) sweaters appear shorter than they are by wearing a small waist belt underneath and tucking the sweater in under the waist belt (rather than tucking it in your high-waisted pants, making you look chunkier than you actually are). In winter, I wear my sweaters over my collared dresses pretty regularly this way!
You could add some lace trim to the cream blazer. I liked it with all the skirts.
I was just about to comment that blazers often look best with a simple, well fitting pair of jeans, and then you showed up in jeans. 😊 A simple, non patterned, tight skirt also works. Either pencil skirt or mini skirt.
I loved the black leather pinafore! For the jumpsuit what I would do is cut it in half, hem the top and turn the bottoms into a handbag and headband. would be supercute with jeans and boots. Maybe a cardigan too. Obviously, do whatever you want, you don't have to do what I would do. But the colors on the jumpsuit are fantastic!
I love the black vest you pulled out! I would have worn the vest over the lilac sweater. An idea for later maybe.
With the bow blazer, you could wear a black turtle neck underneath with the jeans that you wore. Then you could keep the bow. I find that turtle necks go quite well with blazers. Also, I love the cape.
Great idea! Styling those forgotten items differently can make you fall in love again. Or, just as important, remind you why you don't wear them and finally let them go. Awesome video!
For summer you could layer a skirt over the cherry-dress, so cherry in top and a toned down skirt on the bottom.
I love the first blazer with the jeans! Not too dressy but very fashionable! And yessss to the boots and bag! Beautiful!
I LOVE the all black outfit with the leather pinafore! So cool!
The cherry dress outfit is my favorite. I also love the black leather outfit. Thanks for being my favorite TH-camr!
You did a good job styling most of the outfits but since I really don't like the cherry dress nothing you could do would make me like it.
The leather dress and the lilac sweater are my favourits ! Good job !
I feel like your Parisian blazer could work under the leather pinafore. White lace and black leather have such an interesting contrast. With a Bridgette Bardot updo and metallic heels you'd be in business!
love the last outfit, even with the hat! def super Chanel
I actually really loved the jumpsuit with the oversized cardigan and it would have been super cute with your Chelsea boots for a grungier look which may not be your style at all, but you can lengthen the shorts by adding some lace trim, I think if you could find some in a cream or one of the colors from the jumpsuit it would work really well.
I'd love to see a shoe tour/ shoe collection video. I like fashionable shoe styling.
So in love 😍 with the cherry 🍒 outfit!!
Also, PURPLE!! 💜💜💜
The first blazer with the bow needs skinny pants and simple top all in a neutral color or black because I think it's a statement piece, it's very beautiful. The pencil skirt would look lovely with a black leather jacket that's a bit short and it would definitely make it less formal. The jumpsuit is also soooo beautiful.. maybe if it's soft enough you can just wear it at home
love the jumpsuit, its so cool
I love that leather pinafore!
The pencil skirt might work with the Paris jacket.
The leather dress is fantastic!
I love the leather dress! 🖤 I’m definitely going to be on the hunt for my own now, thanks for the inspiration!
Noo i loved the jumpsuit outfit!
Well done! LOVE the black leather dress on you. Did you ever hear about the Little Black Dress project? A woman wore the same lbd for a year and just styled it differently.
My favorite was the black leather jumper.
I always wear high wasted pants (wide leg ones are good) over my short jumpsuits in winter, it makes going to the bathroom a little difficult depending on the jumpsuit but makes them a lot more versatile. Although if you don't want to wear it as a jumpsuit you could just alter it into a top instead :)
The bow blazer would look so good with the bow attached, a black camisole underneath, dark wash skinny jeans and some pumps. Or with a burgundy camisole and the black dress pants you wore in the beginning of the video ❤️. Very classy blazer
I completely understand you. I never liked short trousers dresses or skirts...I feel like it doesn't fit me... So ever since I started choosing my own clothing i buy long dresses or medium length.
I really enjoyed this video! I have the same issues with some of my clothes I hold on to year after year. What a great idea to challenge yourself to style them back into your wardrobe!
I love love love what you did with the cherry dress!! ❤️❤️❤️
My favorite was the pretty red floral dress paired with the form fitting black vest and cardi: so cute!
I actuallu love the outfits you did first with the bow blazer. the skirt based outfits looked like modern disney especially Cinderella.
Outfit #2 is the best. You styled it perfectly and you look amazing in it!
Some years ago in my country the ways to wear a pencil skirt in a casual ways was to pair it with a tight sweatshirt and adidas stan smith (some also liked to wear a statement necklaces with it).
that second outfit looks bomb!
I think the pencil shirt would look great with a cropped jumper
If you want to make your jumpers a little shorter you can put a belt around your waist (so there’s still some jumper hanging underneath the belt) and pull the material of the jumper up to create a fold over the belt to hide it. It’s a trick that’s worked for me 👍🏻
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Love the second outfit omg
The leather dress I really liked. Together with a light blazer as well. Jeans together with the sweater is a spring or Eastern item. Or your pencil skirt together with the lilac sweater.
This Black -red dress is lovely. This is kind of dress shape i wore often
The leather pinafore looks so cute on you, I'd love to wear that!
I feel like with the pencil skirt, you should try pairing it with a super-casual t-shirt and sneakers (if you have some) to make it look less formal. Give it a try and see!
All the dresses looks super good on you except the 2nd black dress. Plus that cherry dress looks good just with that blazer only. And that jumpsuit one looks good on you too..kinda casual look. Love you.
I'm interested in seeing how the last blazer looks after you alter it!
I think turning into a wrap would be interesting too
Everything that you dont wear would look really good and solve the problems- is a black golf that you wore under the leather dress! It would look great under every jacket, cherry dress and the one- piece spaghetti straps thing.😅
Thats why you always need "basic items": black, white shirts and golfs. They solved every problem in my closet as well⚘. Good luck styling!
Cute purse! I love the Day 2 and 3 outfits! So cute!
I have a few items like this in my wardrobe and I need to wear them again or finally donate them. This will inspire me to try new combinations to get some use out of them.
you look amazing in everything! I think you could wear the jumpsuit over a turtleneck longsleeve top, if it was roomier fit. but since it is close fitted, it was a right decision to let it go LOL
Fun video. Love that leather dress! So cool!! You could always make the cherry dress into a skirt alone. It would be a lot more versatile. You could then do a black blouse or black cardigan or even a red cardigan for color pop. I personally love shoulder pads! They were used a lot in the 30s and 40s, and you could style that nice black and white top in that manner. I love 80s fashion and when I buy vintage 80s with shoulder pads, I keep them as-is and feel the 1980s flow through me all over again haha! :)
This is definitely inspiring to try! I need to document outfits that work for me so I don't have to think too hard in the morning.
This video rally inspired me! We have different styles for the most part, but i love this idea
Oh I feel you, a couple of days ago I myself tried to style a few items that always make it through decluttering but that I never wear. The results weren't as promising as yours though! You came up with really good outfits, and oh that cherry print dress! Where do you wear such a dress, you ask? EVERYWHERE! Ok ok... Regarding the need for short kardigans, you may want to check Natabo. It's a small Polish brand run by an excellent seamstress and last year she started offering such kardigans. As far as I know, the quality is superb, although I sadly don't own one yet so I can't back this statement with my own experience. Every couple of months there's a new model (new color/fabric combination, the cut's the same) in the shop, so it's worth checking it once in a while (or following the brand on instagram to get the news). I hope this doesn't sound like an advertisement, nobody's paying me, I just know I can recommend this brand :)
Something that shows off your shoulders would look good with the pencil skirt. Maybe an off the shoulder blouse or flowy spagehti strap tank?
All of these outfits were super cute . i would style them with high wasted jeans and basic plain tops since they are statment pieces, maybe distressed jeans or wide leg jeans with the lilac sweater. That dress is kind of hard to dress down but i like what you did.
An AMAZING hack for wearing too-long sweaters over dresses or skirts is to put a belt on over the sweater (kind of like you did on Day 3) and then PULL the sweater out until it blouses over to the desired length - presto, cropped sweater!!
I love the blazer with jeans combo! I didn't think it would be possible to make it work but you did it! Also think the black leather dress looks absolutely gorgeous on you
Such a great idea!!
Omg, the cork bag! 😍
I love that bag too. Your first look was great and I would do that one asap if I had the clothes and yes all I could think of was cut off that bow. Great job 👍👍👍
well this was FUN
I'd wear that blazer with slim black pants and a slinky camisole of some type. The colour of which could be just about anything. I wouldn't pair it with an A-line skirt, it does look very church/mum. Looks nice how you styled it sans bow. I love day 2! you look like a beatnik for sure, only a beret away!
That first outfit you read my mind. I was thinking that blazer with jeans and a fitted top of some kind would move the blazer out of "grandmother-ish".
And the pencil skirt. If I wore it (and was slimmer) I'd pair it with a fitted brightly colored graphic t-shirt and some sandals, I like mixing dressy and casual, and pairing neutrals with bright colors.
Or the red capelet(?) would be cute with it, maybe? But that wouldn't be an every day outfit.