Bonjour Alice, merci pour cette vidéo et vos conseils avisés. Je travaille actuellement sur ma capsulewardrobe et je pense qu'il faut être patient pour trouver les pièces parfaites. Hâte de vous retrouver très prochainement.
I agree, I don’t actually like or wear cotton t-shirts that much. I prefer something like a silk jersey top, it’s more polished-looking. I don’t like denim, either.
Same for the tops. Totally fair for the denim. I mean if you don't like them why forcing yourself, my point was more if you like them you can still wear them elegantly and in a more casual work setting.
My objection to denim is based on comfort as well as style, denim is thick, hot, stiff and rough, it just doesn’t feel good, and jeans’ waistbands are hideously uncomfortable. Denim is more casual than I like and here in the US, almost all jeans are super-scruffy looking.
A lot of people don't like denim because it's uncomfortable, which is fair good denim is stiff. I love that good denim is almost indestructible but that's just personal preference. I agree though that scruffy denim is not great. I only wear solid color with absolutely no rips or any other embellishments
I love an about 2-inch, block heel for daily wear, but would never wear high heels (3-inches or higher), especially stilettos, for daytime, they’ve never been considered appropriate. I have never worn high heels at all and neither has anyone else here in San Francisco for 30 or 40 years, even for evening.
I actually only started wearing heels few years ago and only for special events, but in Northern Europe people tend to always wear comfortable footwear, even if if they are dressed super chic
Bonjour Alice, merci pour cette vidéo et vos conseils avisés. Je travaille actuellement sur ma capsulewardrobe et je pense qu'il faut être patient pour trouver les pièces parfaites.
Hâte de vous retrouver très prochainement.
Yes it really takes a lot of time to build the perfect capsule wardrobe. I'm still working on mine. See you soon :)
I agree, I don’t actually like or wear cotton t-shirts that much. I prefer something like a silk jersey top, it’s more polished-looking. I don’t like denim, either.
Same for the tops. Totally fair for the denim. I mean if you don't like them why forcing yourself, my point was more if you like them you can still wear them elegantly and in a more casual work setting.
My objection to denim is based on comfort as well as style, denim is thick, hot, stiff and rough, it just doesn’t feel good, and jeans’ waistbands are hideously uncomfortable. Denim is more casual than I like and here in the US, almost all jeans are super-scruffy looking.
A lot of people don't like denim because it's uncomfortable, which is fair good denim is stiff. I love that good denim is almost indestructible but that's just personal preference. I agree though that scruffy denim is not great. I only wear solid color with absolutely no rips or any other embellishments
I love an about 2-inch, block heel for daily wear, but would never wear high heels (3-inches or higher), especially stilettos, for daytime, they’ve never been considered appropriate. I have never worn high heels at all and neither has anyone else here in San Francisco for 30 or 40 years, even for evening.
I actually only started wearing heels few years ago and only for special events, but in Northern Europe people tend to always wear comfortable footwear, even if if they are dressed super chic