For the hair color and the short nails it was a repetition of what was done 10 years ago and just Three days ago je suis allée m'acheter des paillettes écolo chez Sisi la paillettes elles sont super et pas cher
oh me too! I play bass guitar since teenage years, and also wearing contact lenses. So for these two reasons, I never had long nails in my entire life. Good to see we're finally trending haha :)
Ex Midwife, we need short nails!! Also love the Romantic fabrics and lace look. My Wedding dress was this look, High Victorian lace collar and ' leg of mutton' sleeves. 33 years later I still love that dress 😍
YOLO for me has meant living with less - less stuff, less shopping, less complicated - hair, make-up, clothing - less clutter. It all adds up to MORE time to do the things I love doing. My curly hair is now short - wash and go. My nails are short and neat. My closet is minimalist. I have one pot and one frying pan. And I honestly feel my life is much, much richer with less. Airy for me means room to breath. Loved this video. So interesting.
Exactly. This is my attitude. Less of everything. More natural hair and make-up, short nails, comfortable clothes, dishes with three or four ingredients.
Couldn't agree more. I just moved not long ago, did not unpack all of my jewelleries and soooo much enjoying my minimal set. It may happen that I sell/give away the rest. 😄
My husband used to run a fashion forecasting company. There's a lot of actual science that goes into it (behavioral sociological, market research, etc.) It's really fascinating.
@@estefaniaboujon6830 He started in advertising and had fashion clients. Fashion forecasting is the field within the fashion industry concerned with predicting upcoming fashion trends-colors, styling techniques, fabric textures, and more-that will spark consumer demand. Fashion forecasters produce trend reports that product developers use to create new clothes and accessories for brands. Designers, textile companies, and retailers subscribe to their reports.
@@ccdm515 That's no accident. That is the product of fashion forecasters. All of the big designers and mass market producers subscribe. Pantone uses fashion forcasters to determine the "color of the year". This is picked up in home design as well as in fashion design. It has become more sophisticated with the addition of data analytics, and you can bet that artificial intelligence will be incorporated into fashion forecasting very soon.
I’m surprised not to see the search trend for grey hair styles and growing out your hair dye. I went natural and love my hair, embracing the grey was liberating and I feel more authentic, more myself x
Many years ago I got a haircut at the local ‘ beauty school’. (That’s what it was called at the time.) I was amazed at the number of older ladies (in their 80s, I would say) who were getting their roots touched up to match their coal-black hair. I’m sure they thought it made them look young. Self-awareness does not come naturally!
@@gailwilliams5278 My ancestors have mostly all dark brown/ black hair. As do I. I remember being young going to family gatherings seeing my old relatives dying their hair jet black still. It looked not so good let’s say that. I swore when I got to that age I would never do that. Now I’m old and I keep my roots at a level 4 and lengths around a 5. 1 is black, 10 is platinum. I tried growing out my gray during pandemic. Oh hell naw.
Hi Justine, I’m am a paper artist. I’ve experienced increasing interest in my work during the past two years. I found this sudden interest in paper art to be bewildering. Thank you so much for highlighting this trend in your video ❤️
I’m happy to see the shorter manicured nails. And I can extend this idea to YOLO by painting my nails with colours that I would never have used before… blues, greens, etc. I’m 60 years old.
I have always had short nails, but never let that stop me from using all colors of the rainbow and more. I even became fond of nail stamping. If i recall correctly chanel or the like sold a jade green nail polish a few years back that got super trendy with older women. You should check out magnetic polishes, and try them in more subtle colors like beige :) Holographic nailpolishes in beige or off white are also fun yet not too in your face (for instance the brand Holo Taco just released some nudes colored holo polishes, everything from beige to dark brown) if you want to ease your way in. Always use a clear base coat no matter if you use normal polishes or effect polishes, as they make the polish last longer, make removal easier (especially with any glitter polishes), and reduces or eliminates any nail staining. Clear top coats come in both shiny and matte and are not a must but they protect and modify the polishes in flattering ways, especially matte polish. I'm weird but one fun twist on nail stamping is using some super white nail polish and use porcelain blue to stamp with to make your nails look like those old china porcelain plates and the like.
My husband and I run a small engineering business, a sideline is selling garden art/sculptures…. As you talked about “romantic and airy” my brain started popping with design ideas. Thank you
As a crafter (scrapbooking & crochet), hobbyist photographer, & born pre-1970s- there's lots to be inspired & enthusiastic re: trends depicted. I always love watching & hearing about the real trends. What we wear, do, and feel, etc- doesn't exist in its own bubble - it all influences each other. Thanks for sharing!
Just because I've passed my 80th birthday doesn't make me want to keep the same styles OR dress like a 20-something. I look to you for inspiration and guidance. Thank you for all the insights and inspirations you offer.
I love that she speaks so intelligently and insightfully about these things without sounding contrived or inadvertently shallow. There's something refreshing about hearing someone discuss the world's effect on fashion/aesthetics as opposed to the reverse.
Any trend that makes it easier to buy ‘Victorian-inspired’, I’m here for! So lovely to see your beautiful smile and to hear your lovely voice, Justine! I learned so much from this. Thank you! ❤👗🇨🇦
I am definitely feeling the airy clothes - pastel, floaty, balletcore vibes. But admittedly, I watched this video while knitting, so I guess you could say I’m feeling handicrafts, too.
Your last point about increase in crafts: I’ve definitely seen high crafting elements merge into the home-sewist industry, from indie pattern makers to sewists on social media - which I’m grateful for, turning to sewing during the pandemic for mental health…
I must say, you look fabulous in this video! Always a pleasure to watch your curated fashion digests. On my way to view your pin boards now. Thank you, Justine!
The hobbies. During COVID. Home became a sanctuary. I learned to enjoy painting water color cards for friends, taking up découpage again and writing letter with fountain pens in unusual colors, like olive green and peacock blue.
Great episode! As someone who raises sheep for fine wool, I see a growing interest in new ways of knitting and wearing knit garments. Young designers bringing fresh ideas, and established designers and producers reworking things for new looks, as well. Thanks for your work on this.
Dear Justine, not only you are always informative, and your presentations are very well-structured, but I have to confess that what I admire even more is your perception, and your psychological analysis of whole parts of the society, and your ability to -very naturally- translate these data to behaviours, and then choices (trends). Thanks a lot for your videos! Wish you the best :)
Airy makes me think of soft flowing fabrics. Cotton maxi dresses, wide leg linen trousers, oversized shirts. It will be interesting to see how the papercraft translates to fashion but in a way the sci-fi clothing trend seems to chime with this. The angular shapes and rigid structures resemble origami in a way. Great video as always. Thanks for sharing
Loved the nails and hair care part...also that you featured a saree...(Indian attire)...but what stood out the most is that you are forecasting fashion trends based on people's recent inclination towards handmade paper made stuff....that's awesome. Been following you from long Justine. Such well researched, thorough topics...so well presented with clarity.
YOLO for me means, that I put together my outfit not following any trends. I am 70, rather plain looking, my aunt is 90. I raid her wardrobe and mine, and I pick up things fron charity shops, and I do whatever I feel like. You live only once, enjoy what you have, and get yout dresses and accessories out of their boxes, and take them to the street, and shopping malls. I would love to be a minimalist, but maximalist is more fun.
Same here! A friend of mine would compliment me on my jewelery. She never wore hers. She said she was always waiting for the right occasion. I told her, wear it anywhere & everywhere & any day you want. It's just jewelery, not a wedding dress. Lol. I change mine almost daily. I do have pieces that I've never worn, & I think, what a waste. So I'll wear it to the grocery store, thrifting, etc. & I often will get compliments on it. It adds an element of fun to the day for sure! I am the same w clothing & accessories as well. You only live once...
Minimalism is great for people who need an outlet to simplify their environment, either as a mental exercise or because Other Things are taking up all their brainpower. I can't do minimalism OR maximalism- both are just too extreme for me. With maximalism, I am burdened by Stuff. With minimalism, there isn't enough variety to enjoy my environment (it's Boring,) or I'm always short something with a specific use. I just find out what I like and use, and every 6 months I figure out what's changed. If you like 'more is more,' it's your life! It's your stuff! Have some fun! And if you ever doubt really enjoying something, it's okay. Just pass it on so that the next person can enjoy it just like you did. Then get some new thing that you like. No big deal. Don't worry about 'body trends' or looking plain. I have no plans for changing my body too much. I know I look like if mashes potatoes pretended to be a human, and I am not putting in the money or work to be too different. Isn't a fun lipstick colour enough? Tell you what though, my closet has a lot of unique stuff in it. You live once. Wear that cool outfit to go walking around in the mall, just because it's out of the house and it has air conditioning. Enjoy things.
When I started the video I thought to myself "Oh my pinterest search will never show up on this list, I'm always so off the wall." Imagine my surprise when you had the SciFi trend!!! I have so many related but different pinterest boards for this. "Soft Apocolypse" "Cyberpunk" "Future Librarian" "Matrix Me" And to me all of these represent my YOLO vision. As I want to have a modern professional style that will still make 13 year old Goth me impressed.
I'm in my mid-60's, and still get excited about fashion trends. The airy trend is perfect for us older gals who love to be stylish yet comfortable. Ruffles are beautiful, and I'm glad they appear on men's clothing as well. I'm a serious hand-knitter, and hand-knitting trends have included ruffles for a while. The hair trend I have witnessed on the young folks. I think it's cool for the youngin's, and I'll leave that for them. 😅 Love the shorter hair styles. Last summer I chopped off my long hair for a pixie. I could go on. Love these videos. Thank you.
Airy styles : Makes me think of flowy , light weight, colourful maxi summer dresses and skirts 😌 Maybe some flowy culottes Love the manicured short nails too 🤗 «The yolo years» I kind of interpret that more like ;be yourself! Wear what you like! Life is too short to care about what others think of your style 😝
JUSTINE: Your channel is a “ breath of fresh air” not to mention how articulated you are, with that nice smile all the time. ❤Thank you for the remainder of the “ Spanish subtitles “ I will share more of your content with some friends that only speak Spanish.
What resonated with me most was how you essentially summarized my mantra for the past few years: Being the leading lady of my own life! --- I think we all want to be iconic and celebrate life! --- what better way than with fashion!!! I was deeply inspired by the line in The Holiday with Kate Winslet! ✨I loved this! Great to see you again! 🤗
Airy!! I recently was diagnosed with autism+adhd so I've been totally rethinking how I approach my style and what I wear, focusing on roomier, oversized clothing in specific fabrics (certain textures feel comfortable, others make me want to scream). So while I don't want to be trendy necessarily, it is so much easier to buy interesting pieces that fit my sensory needs AND my style when floaty airy comfy stuff is on trend.
The Sci-fi fits are definitely something for me! The board you showed reminded me of the new Dune movie and I absolutely loved it visually so I am looking forward to see more of that. Great video btw 💖
Loved this! Also love your Pantone videos, with how you use the color of the year as a spark for your own creativity, but not as a creative edict. Loved the mind map!
Brilliant, as ever! For me what resonates is YOLO...yes, yes. Rom-Com core; this longing to create a more idealised world around oneself not just in fashion but in lifestyle. Hence the enormous boom in Cottage core vlogs etc and the draw you describe away from screen life towards handmade hobbies etc. Also, since you mentioned Gemini hair, may I comment that your new deeper cooler hair colour is glorious with your skin tone and blue eyes. Always thought provoking and educational, thank you Justine.
Oh, the short nails and the hairstyles of the shorter length are so practical and aesthetically pleasing if done properly! 💗 Been wearing those all my life! ☺️
My favorite trend is probably the vintage optics of clothes. Also, I am looking forward to seeing long nails gone. I never thought they looked good on anyone. As for the DIY part of fashion: I mean, there are lots of people that knit and crochet and there is some real quality stuff there, if you're able to do it yourself. Knitwear has always existed in fashion, but if this really becomes a big trend, I am scared fast fashion will find a way to cheapen it down and damage the reputation of real actual hand knitted sweaters and so on...
I love my long nails, all my life I wanted to wear them and now thanks to availability of the LED lamps and polished I can and don't have to fix it every few days
I have just finished knitting a vest for my upcoming trip to Japan. So I have captured “Good on Paper “ and “YOLO”. I don’t buy new clothes unless I have a plan and I just purchased a new skirt that has lots of pleating. This satisfies the “Airy styles. Thanks for another great video on the upcoming season.
Hand made hobbies are definitely something I've seen picking up steam - particularly with the slow-living movement. I appreciate the emphasis on learning new crafts, trying new hobbies and using that to enhance your décor and your style. It's more thoughtful DIY with a purpose. I crochet and knit, so I've loved the focus on those over the last few years. I'm also hoping to see embroidery have a less mundane moment as well in every-day wear. Fiber arts as a whole is such a fun area to observe trends in. I attend a big fiber arts convention every year, and I'm always curious to see what is trending with colors, weights of yarn, crafts, kits, ect.
That black leather fringe skirt was a-ma-zing! I was inspired to make a black wraparound fringe skirt that could go on top of black pencil skirts and a-line skirts and even black leggins some time soon.
I've followed you for such a long time. You resonate with me. I guess you could say, I am a creature of habit. That being said, I have done quilling since high school. I do love the art of paper and it is something that helped me calm down during the lockdown phase. Keep safe, and I hope that you continue your beautiful journey!
Justine, you are a Master Class in style< fashion, fabrics, trends, everything to do with the modern woman and man. I'm so happy I found you as I have always had a deep love of style. I enjoy every video and they each teach me something new. Thank you, Justine. You're a bright shining star.
Hi Justine, your hair looks lovely darker. I have always kept my nails shorter, with a flatter top. It's far more practical. If they get longer than 5mm I tend to break them any way.
The yolo, ruffles, and hand craft hobbies stood out to me. I kind of combined all three into making my own clothes, starting from historical costuming patterns and ideas. Daring to wear a puffy sleeved top with stays over it out in public is the yolo part. As far as a fringey wedding dress goes, I say go for it. The weddings that happen in 2023 will look like they happened in 2023 because they did. And isn't it more fun to look at old photos of trendy styles than more moderate styles?
Cher Justine! You are the smartest person in fashion! We are so lucky you speak beautiful English with your gorgeous accent. Please don’t ever loose that!
The nail trend is something I've embraced. Shorter, clean nails and I'm keeping up with moisturizing my hands as well. I think covid really pushed me towards this as I wasn't keen to go back to the spa or nail salon and have the technician put products on my hands that are shared. I do everything I can to take care at home. 😊
It's very fun to hear about new trends, especially from you. But it's even more fun to see that my reaction to them is proof that my own style is starting to solidify, as my liking and disliking of certain elements is staying constant 😁
Shorter nails!! I love the look of well manicured shorter nails :) second, I like the idea of ruffles, but just a touch, perhaps a small delicate ruffle at the neck and sleeve hem.
Yes! I always love short nails pretty, classic and practical! I am always looking for good hair, scalp, nail and skin care hacks! Yolo truth! Great video, thanks!
I think you are right about your assessment of crafting influencing fashion. When I look at the heirloom quilt on my bed, I often think I would love it have it as an oversized bomber jacket! You are definitely on trend. Love your videos!
I absolutely love your trend videos. I have come to rely on your trend boards for each season. I manage a charity shop, and always use your information for inspiration when merchandising my mannequins, as well as my window displays. Thank you so much for these videos!!!
YOLO! After I turned 51, I shaved off half my hair and dyed part of it purple. I was planning to wait for gray hair to dye it a wild color, but gray isn't happening fast enough! So I bleached it. I love it! I love the undercut as well. Loving the whole "anything goes, no matter your age" moment.
The hand made trend made me think of hand knitting. There are huge trends in the hand knit world, I would be interested to see a vlog on how hand knits influence fashion (and vice versa). For example, brioche knitting was huge and we see it in sweaters and accessories... but not on the runway? Why?
Lace is a favorite, as well as short nails, which I have always had, and a little sci-fi could be interesting. Love the texture of paper and what that could bring for all print media.
Hi Justine, the 8th point is very actual for me. The past week I've spent many hours reading about various ideas on how to ease/improve my hair condition. As a post covid result, besides the hair fallout it is also much greasier. Basically I need to wash it daily or it will be itchy like crazy and looking like is styled with sunflower oil :(
Bonjour Justine! I really love those kind of vidéos. The trends that I am doing right now is YOLO. I'm almost 60 yrs old and because of the pandemic, I had to reinvent myself. Used to work at the airport (20 years) and now, enjoying my créativiy and working in a primary school with littles kids, they make me smile. No more stress for me. And the trends that I will try are AiryStyle, Micro, Fringe. Merci beaucoup Justine. ;)
The first trend "airy" hit a nerve because I've been feeling a draw towards lacy and sheer fabrics which are easy to wear but have more drama than a plain tshirt. I'm also still seeing a lot of bold colours ( kelly green is still everywhere ), including hot pinks which would fit the barbie trend!
Missed you Justine, love your videos!! I like the Victorian trend. I have a couple of blouses already with lace edging that might fit the trend. Currently on a no buy 1/2 year😁
Handicrafts, Fringe, and the Airy looks resonate with me. I don't make New Year resolutions, I make annual goals. I've got plans to create a capsule wardrobe, including lingerie, jewelry, handbag, and shoes.
I resonated with the first tend! Btw Justine a huge thank you v much for including a saree attire on the board...being your Indian audience it speaks to me much more than the other looks + saree is the classic Indian wear however with this example you have shown it can become trendy too and I think it can be paired with most of the trends you have talked about. Thank you v much for doing these videos 😊💜
Would love to see a corollary video showing more examples drawn from fashion. I know what I see in my head when you say these ideas, but would love to see your take on them.
I bought a vintage suede leather jacket with fringes along the shoulder and arms a year ago and started searching Pinterest for inspiration on how to style it, It was then really difficult to find anything interesting on there. Then not long ago pictures of jackets with fringes started pupping up, now it makes sense that u are predicting a fringe- comback. I try not to follow trends/mikro-trends, but I'm pretty happy with this one.
I am a Gemini but I don't see myself dabbling in this trend, LOL! I do like the 'micro' trend that you mentioned as I pretty much wear my nails short and hair shorter most of the time. That's a win-win for me. Thanks Justine! 😘
Justine! You always look great but you look so amazing in navy! It brings out the blue in your eyes and the beautiful clear tone of your skin! It definitely pops on you!
Thanks for your videos, I love how structured and well thought out they are. A thought about your point on choosing timeless styles for a wedding or any occasion - I don’t think it’s a negative thing to choose something you love that is a clear indication of the time and context you are in. Fashion and beauty is for self expression and it’s more fun when you’re not thinking about how how it will age (different from a sustainability conversation). Our thoughts and views change and evolve as does our style, so I don’t think we need to put so much pressure on choosing pieces that will represent us for all of time. X
This. When we look back at photos more than two generations back those design choices inform us about our families. That so n so was a person with heart or rebellion. That she wore her favourite Grammy's dress or she was a trendy swan.
I'm so happy about the victorian/vaguely historical styles trending, as I've been loving them for years now. I'll stack on stuff for when this trend goes away and it's hard to find an Edwardian style lacy top again :D
I am really glad that trends are bending into more practical and healthier side. Shorter nails and hair, but well taken care of. Paper art to relax brain a little bit. Not only makeup routine but also a "take care of your health/body" routine, like scalp massages. It makes me think that we are going good way. And btw fringes were very popular in 1920-1930s, maybe is it a strong comeback after whole 100 years? :)
I like the idea of incorporating lace and ruffles into both gender clothing. I has seemed to me that clothing that was not plain and monochromatic is too noticeable. People ask if it is for a special event. I have been collecting handmade laces and colored ribbons for years. I like sewing so see a chance now to do up some pretty tops and dresses.
I can enjoy the trends for visual beauty and the fascination of human behaviour, but I’m so happy with my capsule three colour wardrobe and no trends. Except crown care, that’s awesome. Thanks for another highly engaging vid. 👏👏
I'll fit right in with short nails. I've never been able to grow mine long and if I could I would cut them short anyway as they aren't practical for cooking, crafting, sewing, etc. I like the idea of YOLO as it makes me think "carte blanche" which is basically my fashion sense. I've never been one to pay much attention to trends. I will, however, think about the airy and lace fashions. Off topic - how is your lovely home coming along? I would enjoy an update within the next few months.
I love romantic floaty styles. Glitter, shimmer, sequins and anything over the top; even if Im just going to the supermarket! But shorter nails for me all the time.
I very much resonate with the last point about the resurgence of handicrafts, not least of which because I was crocheting while watching this video! Now that I'm looking for it, I've definitely seen fibre arts and granny square designs getting more popular in mainstream and higher end fashion.
Hey! If you're looking for my "trends 2023" board on Pinterest, it's this one: pin.it/1NSPQ9M 😘
Great video as always, Justine!
Which movie did you recommend as a must watch, I didn't quiet understand (rom-rom core section)?
For the hair color and the short nails it was a repetition of what was done 10 years ago and just Three days ago je suis allée m'acheter des paillettes écolo chez Sisi la paillettes elles sont super et pas cher
@@aemitttIt’s Legally Blonde
Justine - did those aforementioned trends dominate in 2023?
Shorter nails! That’s a trend I’ve been following since before it was a trend! 🎉
Me too!
oh me too! I play bass guitar since teenage years, and also wearing contact lenses. So for these two reasons, I never had long nails in my entire life. Good to see we're finally trending haha :)
Ex Midwife, we need short nails!! Also love the Romantic fabrics and lace look. My Wedding dress was this look, High Victorian lace collar and ' leg of mutton' sleeves.
33 years later I still love that dress 😍
Me too, can't handle long nails. Drives me crazy!
Hahahaha me tooo!!😁
I love your presentation style. No music, no visual "burps", just the facts. Don't ever change.
Me, too.
YOLO for me has meant living with less - less stuff, less shopping, less complicated - hair, make-up, clothing - less clutter. It all adds up to MORE time to do the things I love doing. My curly hair is now short - wash and go. My nails are short and neat. My closet is minimalist. I have one pot and one frying pan. And I honestly feel my life is much, much richer with less. Airy for me means room to breath. Loved this video. So interesting.
I totally feel richer with less (minimalism lifestyle) 👍
Exactly. This is my attitude. Less of everything. More natural hair and make-up, short nails, comfortable clothes, dishes with three or four ingredients.
I love your interpretation of YOLO.
I never thought of YOLO that way, I connected YOLO with spending like there is no tomorrow but I like that interpretation!
Couldn't agree more. I just moved not long ago, did not unpack all of my jewelleries and soooo much enjoying my minimal set. It may happen that I sell/give away the rest. 😄
My husband used to run a fashion forecasting company. There's a lot of actual science that goes into it (behavioral sociological, market research, etc.) It's really fascinating.
What Is a fashion forecast company? How did he get into that?
@@estefaniaboujon6830 He started in advertising and had fashion clients. Fashion forecasting is the field within the fashion industry concerned with predicting upcoming fashion trends-colors, styling techniques, fabric textures, and more-that will spark consumer demand. Fashion forecasters produce trend reports that product developers use to create new clothes and accessories for brands. Designers, textile companies, and retailers subscribe to their reports.
I worked for a fashion;forecasts years ago it is very interesting 1:20
I really wanted to pursue it as my higher education.. t
@@ccdm515 That's no accident. That is the product of fashion forecasters. All of the big designers and mass market producers subscribe. Pantone uses fashion forcasters to determine the "color of the year". This is picked up in home design as well as in fashion design. It has become more sophisticated with the addition of data analytics, and you can bet that artificial intelligence will be incorporated into fashion forecasting very soon.
I’m surprised not to see the search trend for grey hair styles and growing out your hair dye. I went natural and love my hair, embracing the grey was liberating and I feel more authentic, more myself x
Great for you! But some of us like color. Realize that. I am 62. MAYBE when I am 82 I might go white.
I think that trend may have started a few years ago already so maybe less of a prediction for 2023
I’ll never go white! Still a “natural blonde”!🤣
Many years ago I got a haircut at the local ‘ beauty school’. (That’s what it was called at the time.) I was amazed at the number of older ladies (in their 80s, I would say) who were getting their roots touched up to match their coal-black hair. I’m sure they thought it made them look young. Self-awareness does not come naturally!
@@gailwilliams5278 My ancestors have mostly all dark brown/ black hair. As do I. I remember being young going to family gatherings seeing my old relatives dying their hair jet black still. It looked not so good let’s say that. I swore when I got to that age I would never do that. Now I’m old and I keep my roots at a level 4 and lengths around a 5. 1 is black, 10 is platinum. I tried growing out my gray during pandemic. Oh hell naw.
Missed your videos, Justine. Please give us an update on your home. How is it spending winter there? How are your renovations going? xx
Oh yes, I'd love to know too.
I did not know she moved to a new home.
@@alisson_duron south of France check out the other videos it is an awesome property
@@alisson_duron She moved from Berlin to Provence.
@@chantalpinsonneault1299 Thanks
Favourite: the wearable, cared for, piano-fit nails 💅 😃
Agree on short practical nails!
Violin-fit as well)
I always felt like long nails were a sub-culture of sorts that only the people with long nails were into :D
Yes to short nails for piano and contact lenses. I shall leave the claws to my cat.
you are so right. I got rid of my long nails because of returning to piano. life is so much easier now
Hi Justine,
I’m am a paper artist. I’ve experienced increasing interest in my work during the past two years. I found this sudden interest in paper art to be bewildering. Thank you so much for highlighting this trend in your video ❤️
I’m happy to see the shorter manicured nails. And I can extend this idea to YOLO by painting my nails with colours that I would never have used before… blues, greens, etc. I’m 60 years old.
Short, practical nails with wild colors is my go-to look. You get to have fun while still keeping the utility of your hands.
I have always had short nails, but never let that stop me from using all colors of the rainbow and more. I even became fond of nail stamping. If i recall correctly chanel or the like sold a jade green nail polish a few years back that got super trendy with older women. You should check out magnetic polishes, and try them in more subtle colors like beige :) Holographic nailpolishes in beige or off white are also fun yet not too in your face (for instance the brand Holo Taco just released some nudes colored holo polishes, everything from beige to dark brown) if you want to ease your way in. Always use a clear base coat no matter if you use normal polishes or effect polishes, as they make the polish last longer, make removal easier (especially with any glitter polishes), and reduces or eliminates any nail staining. Clear top coats come in both shiny and matte and are not a must but they protect and modify the polishes in flattering ways, especially matte polish.
I'm weird but one fun twist on nail stamping is using some super white nail polish and use porcelain blue to stamp with to make your nails look like those old china porcelain plates and the like.
Oof, apparently "a few years back" for that jade nail polish was 2009... How time flies.
I’m 67, yes I use 5 colours for fingernails…my students used to love it..until I stopped one day and they asked if I was feeling ok!😅
I was painting my nails green in 1975 - Cutex Emerald Green, the most popular was Cutex Blue Opal - pink with light blue effect like opal.
My husband and I run a small engineering business, a sideline is selling garden art/sculptures…. As you talked about “romantic and airy” my brain started popping with design ideas. Thank you
That sounds like interesting, rewarding work!
Shorter nails and lace resonates with me. Thank you so much for your intelligent and creative content and the way you present it.
As a crafter (scrapbooking & crochet), hobbyist photographer, & born pre-1970s- there's lots to be inspired & enthusiastic re: trends depicted. I always love watching & hearing about the real trends. What we wear, do, and feel, etc- doesn't exist in its own bubble - it all influences each other. Thanks for sharing!
Exactly, everything is connected!
Just because I've passed my 80th birthday doesn't make me want to keep the same styles OR dress like a 20-something. I look to you for inspiration and guidance. Thank you for all the insights and inspirations you offer.
I love that she speaks so intelligently and insightfully about these things without sounding contrived or inadvertently shallow. There's something refreshing about hearing someone discuss the world's effect on fashion/aesthetics as opposed to the reverse.
YES! Thanks you. I couldn't find the words, so thanks for your comment.
Yes, that is Justine's strength - her intelligence and forthrightness. And of course her charm!
But that's how true fashion is 😃, some people just twisted it out of proportion to be the opposite
She is so professional ❤
Any trend that makes it easier to buy ‘Victorian-inspired’, I’m here for! So lovely to see your beautiful smile and to hear your lovely voice, Justine! I learned so much from this. Thank you! ❤👗🇨🇦
Same here! 😍
I am definitely feeling the airy clothes - pastel, floaty, balletcore vibes. But admittedly, I watched this video while knitting, so I guess you could say I’m feeling handicrafts, too.
As somebody with short nails, a short bob and a wardrobe full of lace and blue shades, this sounds very soothing :)
Your last point about increase in crafts: I’ve definitely seen high crafting elements merge into the home-sewist industry, from indie pattern makers to sewists on social media - which I’m grateful for, turning to sewing during the pandemic for mental health…
Definitely!
I must say, you look fabulous in this video! Always a pleasure to watch your curated fashion digests. On my way to view your pin boards now. Thank you, Justine!
The hobbies. During COVID. Home became a sanctuary. I learned to enjoy painting water color cards for friends, taking up découpage again and writing letter with fountain pens in unusual colors, like olive green and peacock blue.
Sooo interesting, how wonderful to discover these. Losts arts i think
I loathe long nails so delighted by that one!
Great episode! As someone who raises sheep for fine wool, I see a growing interest in new ways of knitting and wearing knit garments. Young designers bringing fresh ideas, and established designers and producers reworking things for new looks, as well. Thanks for your work on this.
Dear Justine, not only you are always informative, and your presentations are very well-structured, but I have to confess that what I admire even more is your perception, and your psychological analysis of whole parts of the society, and your ability to -very naturally- translate these data to behaviours, and then choices (trends). Thanks a lot for your videos! Wish you the best :)
Airy makes me think of soft flowing fabrics. Cotton maxi dresses, wide leg linen trousers, oversized shirts. It will be interesting to see how the papercraft translates to fashion but in a way the sci-fi clothing trend seems to chime with this. The angular shapes and rigid structures resemble origami in a way. Great video as always. Thanks for sharing
Loved the nails and hair care part...also that you featured a saree...(Indian attire)...but what stood out the most is that you are forecasting fashion trends based on people's recent inclination towards handmade paper made stuff....that's awesome.
Been following you from long Justine.
Such well researched, thorough topics...so well presented with clarity.
YOLO for me means, that I put together my outfit not following any trends. I am 70, rather plain looking, my aunt is 90. I raid her wardrobe and mine, and I pick up things fron charity shops, and I do whatever I feel like. You live only once, enjoy what you have, and get yout dresses and accessories out of their boxes, and take them to the street, and shopping malls. I would love to be a minimalist, but maximalist is more fun.
Same here! A friend of mine would compliment me on my jewelery. She never wore hers. She said she was always waiting for the right occasion. I told her, wear it anywhere & everywhere & any day you want. It's just jewelery, not a wedding dress. Lol. I change mine almost daily. I do have pieces that I've never worn, & I think, what a waste. So I'll wear it to the grocery store, thrifting, etc. & I often will get compliments on it. It adds an element of fun to the day for sure!
I am the same w clothing & accessories as well. You only live once...
Minimalism is great for people who need an outlet to simplify their environment, either as a mental exercise or because Other Things are taking up all their brainpower. I can't do minimalism OR maximalism- both are just too extreme for me. With maximalism, I am burdened by Stuff. With minimalism, there isn't enough variety to enjoy my environment (it's Boring,) or I'm always short something with a specific use. I just find out what I like and use, and every 6 months I figure out what's changed.
If you like 'more is more,' it's your life! It's your stuff! Have some fun! And if you ever doubt really enjoying something, it's okay. Just pass it on so that the next person can enjoy it just like you did. Then get some new thing that you like. No big deal.
Don't worry about 'body trends' or looking plain. I have no plans for changing my body too much. I know I look like if mashes potatoes pretended to be a human, and I am not putting in the money or work to be too different. Isn't a fun lipstick colour enough? Tell you what though, my closet has a lot of unique stuff in it. You live once. Wear that cool outfit to go walking around in the mall, just because it's out of the house and it has air conditioning. Enjoy things.
@@dlm4708 I couldn't have said it better! 👍👌😀
Agreed, maximum living is way better!
When I started the video I thought to myself "Oh my pinterest search will never show up on this list, I'm always so off the wall."
Imagine my surprise when you had the SciFi trend!!! I have so many related but different pinterest boards for this. "Soft Apocolypse" "Cyberpunk" "Future Librarian" "Matrix Me"
And to me all of these represent my YOLO vision. As I want to have a modern professional style that will still make 13 year old Goth me impressed.
I'm in my mid-60's, and still get excited about fashion trends. The airy trend is perfect for us older gals who love to be stylish yet comfortable. Ruffles are beautiful, and I'm glad they appear on men's clothing as well. I'm a serious hand-knitter, and hand-knitting trends have included ruffles for a while. The hair trend I have witnessed on the young folks. I think it's cool for the youngin's, and I'll leave that for them. 😅 Love the shorter hair styles. Last summer I chopped off my long hair for a pixie. I could go on. Love these videos. Thank you.
Airy styles : Makes me think of flowy , light weight, colourful maxi summer dresses and skirts 😌 Maybe some flowy culottes
Love the manicured short nails too 🤗
«The yolo years» I kind of interpret that more like ;be yourself! Wear what you like! Life is too short to care about what others think of your style 😝
I love lace, short manicured but practical nails, and handcrafts. Glad the trends have caught up with me! Ha!
I've been waiting for this video! Every new fashion season I'm really looking forward for your new video about the trends!
Yay! Thank you!
JUSTINE: Your channel is a “ breath of fresh air” not to mention how articulated you are, with that nice smile all the time. ❤Thank you for the remainder of the “ Spanish subtitles “ I will share more of your content with some friends that only speak Spanish.
What resonated with me most was how you essentially summarized my mantra for the past few years: Being the leading lady of my own life! --- I think we all want to be iconic and celebrate life! --- what better way than with fashion!!! I was deeply inspired by the line in The Holiday with Kate Winslet! ✨I loved this! Great to see you again! 🤗
Airy!! I recently was diagnosed with autism+adhd so I've been totally rethinking how I approach my style and what I wear, focusing on roomier, oversized clothing in specific fabrics (certain textures feel comfortable, others make me want to scream). So while I don't want to be trendy necessarily, it is so much easier to buy interesting pieces that fit my sensory needs AND my style when floaty airy comfy stuff is on trend.
The Sci-fi fits are definitely something for me! The board you showed reminded me of the new Dune movie and I absolutely loved it visually so I am looking forward to see more of that. Great video btw 💖
Loved this! Also love your Pantone videos, with how you use the color of the year as a spark for your own creativity, but not as a creative edict. Loved the mind map!
Brilliant, as ever! For me what resonates is YOLO...yes, yes. Rom-Com core; this longing to create a more idealised world around oneself not just in fashion but in lifestyle. Hence the enormous boom in Cottage core vlogs etc and the draw you describe away from screen life towards handmade hobbies etc. Also, since you mentioned Gemini hair, may I comment that your new deeper cooler hair colour is glorious with your skin tone and blue eyes. Always thought provoking and educational, thank you Justine.
Oh, the short nails and the hairstyles of the shorter length are so practical and aesthetically pleasing if done properly! 💗 Been wearing those all my life! ☺️
My favorite trend is probably the vintage optics of clothes. Also, I am looking forward to seeing long nails gone. I never thought they looked good on anyone.
As for the DIY part of fashion: I mean, there are lots of people that knit and crochet and there is some real quality stuff there, if you're able to do it yourself. Knitwear has always existed in fashion, but if this really becomes a big trend, I am scared fast fashion will find a way to cheapen it down and damage the reputation of real actual hand knitted sweaters and so on...
I too am happy to see the end of bird claws. I have a phobia and long nails creep me out.
I love my long nails, all my life I wanted to wear them and now thanks to availability of the LED lamps and polished I can and don't have to fix it every few days
I have just finished knitting a vest for my upcoming trip to Japan. So I have captured “Good on Paper “ and “YOLO”. I don’t buy new clothes unless I have a plan and I just purchased a new skirt that has lots of pleating. This satisfies the “Airy styles.
Thanks for another great video on the upcoming season.
Very excited about shorter nails 💅🏻
Hand made hobbies are definitely something I've seen picking up steam - particularly with the slow-living movement. I appreciate the emphasis on learning new crafts, trying new hobbies and using that to enhance your décor and your style. It's more thoughtful DIY with a purpose. I crochet and knit, so I've loved the focus on those over the last few years. I'm also hoping to see embroidery have a less mundane moment as well in every-day wear. Fiber arts as a whole is such a fun area to observe trends in. I attend a big fiber arts convention every year, and I'm always curious to see what is trending with colors, weights of yarn, crafts, kits, ect.
I love embroidery and crochet items so much!
That black leather fringe skirt was a-ma-zing! I was inspired to make a black wraparound fringe skirt that could go on top of black pencil skirts and a-line skirts and even black leggins some time soon.
I've followed you for such a long time. You resonate with me. I guess you could say, I am a creature of habit. That being said, I have done quilling since high school. I do love the art of paper and it is something that helped me calm down during the lockdown phase. Keep safe, and I hope that you continue your beautiful journey!
LOVE the short, yet pretty nails and hair! I've been doing this for years; now I'm trendy 😉
Justine, you are a Master Class in style< fashion, fabrics, trends, everything to do with the modern woman and man. I'm so happy I found you as I have always had a deep love of style. I enjoy every video and they each teach me something new. Thank you, Justine. You're a bright shining star.
I like the Wednesday Adams trend. I am huge Fan of Victorian Clothing too. Great video as always. Thank you.🥰
Lace & ruffles. Love em. Not all over but balanced with more structured or plainer pieces.
Loved everything about "Wednesday" and "Legally Blonde". At 67, YOLO is hitting hard. My next manicure will involve shimmery purple polish.
I have always loved a little ruffle in moderation as well as macrame lace and embroidery. Thank you.
Hi Justine, your hair looks lovely darker.
I have always kept my nails shorter, with a flatter top. It's far more practical. If they get longer than 5mm I tend to break them any way.
As a huge person I really appreciate the inclusion of larger people in your picture boards. Thank you. We like to look good too!
The yolo, ruffles, and hand craft hobbies stood out to me. I kind of combined all three into making my own clothes, starting from historical costuming patterns and ideas. Daring to wear a puffy sleeved top with stays over it out in public is the yolo part.
As far as a fringey wedding dress goes, I say go for it. The weddings that happen in 2023 will look like they happened in 2023 because they did. And isn't it more fun to look at old photos of trendy styles than more moderate styles?
I think wedding and prom dresses need to go with our personalities. I would regret a trendy choice, but someone else definitely would not.
Cher Justine! You are the smartest person in fashion! We are so lucky you speak beautiful English with your gorgeous accent. Please don’t ever loose that!
The nail trend is something I've embraced. Shorter, clean nails and I'm keeping up with moisturizing my hands as well.
I think covid really pushed me towards this as I wasn't keen to go back to the spa or nail salon and have the technician put products on my hands that are shared.
I do everything I can to take care at home. 😊
the idea that resonated to me the most was short nails, ruffles and black lace , thanks for sharing your videos
It's very fun to hear about new trends, especially from you. But it's even more fun to see that my reaction to them is proof that my own style is starting to solidify, as my liking and disliking of certain elements is staying constant 😁
Shorter nails!! I love the look of well manicured shorter nails :) second, I like the idea of ruffles, but just a touch, perhaps a small delicate ruffle at the neck and sleeve hem.
Victorian influence is always a pleasure ♾️
Wearable, comfortable, personalized outfits are lovely as well
Love that you cover culture and other arts aside from fashion. You’re right-it will all reach fashion eventually because it affects the zeitgeist.
I love your trends reviews ; yes to lace and ruffles
Yes! I always love short nails pretty, classic and practical! I am always looking for good hair, scalp, nail and skin care hacks! Yolo truth! Great video, thanks!
I'm excited for the hyper femme fabrics like lace and ruffles for everyone. I love feeling girly
SAME!
I would be amazed to see a boy wear ruffles.
@@ACockatielsSong yall been living under the rock, it was a thing for a few years now 😂 Harry styles and gucci as a first example that comes to mind
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@@ACockatielsSong the pirate look. Quite an old concept.
I think you are right about your assessment of crafting influencing fashion. When I look at the heirloom quilt on my bed, I often think I would love it have it as an oversized bomber jacket! You are definitely on trend. Love your videos!
I absolutely love your trend videos. I have come to rely on your trend boards for each season. I manage a charity shop, and always use your information for inspiration when merchandising my mannequins, as well as my window displays. Thank you so much for these videos!!!
YOLO! After I turned 51, I shaved off half my hair and dyed part of it purple. I was planning to wait for gray hair to dye it a wild color, but gray isn't happening fast enough! So I bleached it. I love it! I love the undercut as well. Loving the whole "anything goes, no matter your age" moment.
The hand made trend made me think of hand knitting. There are huge trends in the hand knit world, I would be interested to see a vlog on how hand knits influence fashion (and vice versa). For example, brioche knitting was huge and we see it in sweaters and accessories... but not on the runway? Why?
Lace is a favorite, as well as short nails, which I have always had, and a little sci-fi could be interesting. Love the texture of paper and what that could bring for all print media.
Hi Justine, the 8th point is very actual for me. The past week I've spent many hours reading about various ideas on how to ease/improve my hair condition. As a post covid result, besides the hair fallout it is also much greasier. Basically I need to wash it daily or it will be itchy like crazy and looking like is styled with sunflower oil :(
Because of the intense itching, it might be helpful to see a dermatologist.
Bonjour Justine! I really love those kind of vidéos. The trends that I am doing right now is YOLO. I'm almost 60 yrs old and because of the pandemic, I had to reinvent myself. Used to work at the airport (20 years) and now, enjoying my créativiy and working in a primary school with littles kids, they make me smile. No more stress for me. And the trends that I will try are AiryStyle, Micro, Fringe. Merci beaucoup Justine. ;)
The first trend "airy" hit a nerve because I've been feeling a draw towards lacy and sheer fabrics which are easy to wear but have more drama than a plain tshirt. I'm also still seeing a lot of bold colours ( kelly green is still everywhere ), including hot pinks which would fit the barbie trend!
Shorter nails one I love! I am also loving your lip colour! That deeper red is stunning. I went googling for a similar colour.
Missed you Justine, love your videos!! I like the Victorian trend. I have a couple of blouses already with lace edging that might fit the trend. Currently on a no buy 1/2 year😁
Handicrafts, Fringe, and the Airy looks resonate with me. I don't make New Year resolutions, I make annual goals. I've got plans to create a capsule wardrobe, including lingerie, jewelry, handbag, and shoes.
I resonated with the first tend! Btw Justine a huge thank you v much for including a saree attire on the board...being your Indian audience it speaks to me much more than the other looks + saree is the classic Indian wear however with this example you have shown it can become trendy too and I think it can be paired with most of the trends you have talked about. Thank you v much for doing these videos 😊💜
Would love to see a corollary video showing more examples drawn from fashion. I know what I see in my head when you say these ideas, but would love to see your take on them.
Wonderful video and so good to see some diversity of body type 🤩 thank you Justine!
Great video. Love short nails, classic short groomed manis in neutral colors or classic red/ deep maroon has been my go to for years.
I love this type of videos from you. Thanks for sharing. 🎉
You are so welcome!
The crafts and hobby trend resonated with me. I learned pottery and now am looking into sewing and garment construction.
I love that you included plus-sized models as well, thank you!!
I liked that, too! It’s so important to see how a trend works with a wide range of body types!
I'm definitely excited by the "airy styles" because I like shimmer and lace and comfort!
Nice to see U again ❤️ 🧁🍓☀️
I bought a vintage suede leather jacket with fringes along the shoulder and arms a year ago and started searching Pinterest for inspiration on how to style it, It was then really difficult to find anything interesting on there. Then not long ago pictures of jackets with fringes started pupping up, now it makes sense that u are predicting a fringe- comback. I try not to follow trends/mikro-trends, but I'm pretty happy with this one.
I am a Gemini but I don't see myself dabbling in this trend, LOL! I do like the 'micro' trend that you mentioned as I pretty much wear my nails short and hair shorter most of the time. That's a win-win for me. Thanks Justine! 😘
Justine! You always look great but you look so amazing in navy! It brings out the blue in your eyes and the beautiful clear tone of your skin! It definitely pops on you!
Thanks for your videos, I love how structured and well thought out they are. A thought about your point on choosing timeless styles for a wedding or any occasion - I don’t think it’s a negative thing to choose something you love that is a clear indication of the time and context you are in. Fashion and beauty is for self expression and it’s more fun when you’re not thinking about how how it will age (different from a sustainability conversation). Our thoughts and views change and evolve as does our style, so I don’t think we need to put so much pressure on choosing pieces that will represent us for all of time. X
This. When we look back at photos more than two generations back those design choices inform us about our families. That so n so was a person with heart or rebellion. That she wore her favourite Grammy's dress or she was a trendy swan.
I'm so happy about the victorian/vaguely historical styles trending, as I've been loving them for years now. I'll stack on stuff for when this trend goes away and it's hard to find an Edwardian style lacy top again :D
Off topic, but I want to say that the color you have on in this video looks AMAZING on you!
I am really glad that trends are bending into more practical and healthier side. Shorter nails and hair, but well taken care of. Paper art to relax brain a little bit. Not only makeup routine but also a "take care of your health/body" routine, like scalp massages. It makes me think that we are going good way.
And btw fringes were very popular in 1920-1930s, maybe is it a strong comeback after whole 100 years? :)
I like the idea of incorporating lace and ruffles into both gender clothing. I has seemed to me that clothing that was not plain and monochromatic is too noticeable. People ask if it is for a special event. I have been collecting handmade laces and colored ribbons for years. I like sewing so see a chance now to do up some pretty tops and dresses.
I can enjoy the trends for visual beauty and the fascination of human behaviour, but I’m so happy with my capsule three colour wardrobe and no trends. Except crown care, that’s awesome. Thanks for another highly engaging vid. 👏👏
Shorter nails 💅
Thank you for the movie tip. “Wednesday” it’s on my list of must see.
It's a series on Netflix so not just 1 movie, to help you to find it. And it's brilliant
I'll fit right in with short nails. I've never been able to grow mine long and if I could I would cut them short anyway as they aren't practical for cooking, crafting, sewing, etc. I like the idea of YOLO as it makes me think "carte blanche" which is basically my fashion sense. I've never been one to pay much attention to trends. I will, however, think about the airy and lace fashions. Off topic - how is your lovely home coming along? I would enjoy an update within the next few months.
I’m sure the paper trends will definitely show up in fashion. It’s just a matter of time for it to circulate, imo. Enjoyed this Justine! Thanks!
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I love romantic floaty styles. Glitter, shimmer, sequins and anything over the top; even if Im just going to the supermarket! But shorter nails for me all the time.
I very much resonate with the last point about the resurgence of handicrafts, not least of which because I was crocheting while watching this video! Now that I'm looking for it, I've definitely seen fibre arts and granny square designs getting more popular in mainstream and higher end fashion.
Short nails! Yay!
A really incisive dissection of trends & their origins, Justine. Some ruffles & whimsy for me. ☺