Well, I definitely won't be wearing over sized jeans! They make people look sloppy whether it's a trend or not. I do, however, like the darker blue color of jeans and will be looking forward to getting some. Just wish the distressed jeans would go away for good! The cable knit and fair isle sweaters look so cozy and warm and love that look as well.
These photos remind me of why I have never been tempted to go to a fashion show; I wouldn't be able to keep from laughing. Very glad that Audrey groups them generically instead of recommending a specific look.
I’ve learned over time to always wear styles and cuts that flatter my body type regardless of trends. However, I’m excited this season because so many styles that work well for me are also on trend! Thanks for another fun and informative video, Audrey.
Very excited for most trends love the burgundy color. The dark denim is wonderful and flattering. Last year I did get a flapper style dress for a 20’s themed party, then came lockdown. Thrilled to know that it’s a trend now, lol! All I need now is the party to wear it to… 👍🏼😊❤️
I'm in my 60's and I'm looking forward to wearing that lavender color during fall and winter💜 Usually it's forecast for spring so that will be a welcome change.
I am so glad that my obsession with korean dramas and their wardrobe is finally coming into the foreground now that people here in the US are getting into the whole blazer thing. I love these classy trends.
Looks like the 80s are back!? And 80s version of the 20s? What do you recommend for wearing vintage in a way that it looks like a costume? Wait, do those jackets have shoulder pads? For larger jeans, how do you keep them up without a bunchy look at the waist when you add a belt? Time to see what's stored in my mom's closet😊 Love the Brigerton effect- so pretty and feminine. Thanks, Audrey , lots to talk about here. What makes a trend and how is it determined ? Of course, high fashion floats down to retailers, but what determines a zeitgeist? Would be interesting to analyze this Fall's message. What do you think?
"What makes a trend and how is it determined ?" Justine Leconte on TH-cam talks about trends. Good designers look at bigger themes in the world and design to address them. Things like lockdowns and uncertainty leading people to crave comfort (neutral colors, athleisure.) Then, people get bored of casual clothes and swing the other way for formal clothes and brighter colors. Think even bigger than the TV shows and fashion houses. How are people feeling and how will they express that with clothes? Popular trends catch on in part because the subconsciously speak to people. Of course there's also industry changes with new fabric technology (think how DVF used knit cotton to make a wrap dress, or how cotton had a bad year, and synthetic blends surged.)
@@heidilarson5109 Sure, but that's a general view (and with many exceptions: some dressed up more during lockdown, wore more makeup and even had cosmetic enhancements all to look good on Zoom). In these generalized terms, the trend can be dependent on the buyer, who buys what and what become popular with the consumer, or with the subculture. One can also pick and choose particular similarities across designers, such as recurring colours or shapes each season. Definitely a topic for a thesis, sort of like how Economics runs on emotion, haha. But I'm more curious about the specifics of zeitgeist: as in why such an 80s focus? We are not in a similar time, world theme, nor political circumstances. I can interpret what I think, though I'd be interested in Audrey's perception.
Maybe it's a silly question, but I never understood how trends form... Like I suppose all the designers are not out here copying each other until there's a proper and cohesive trend appearing for the season... Does anyone have an explanation? I know there's a whole thing around pantone for colors, but otherwise...
I just wrote this comment to someone else who asked: "What makes a trend and how is it determined ?" Justine Leconte on TH-cam talks about trends. Good designers look at bigger themes in the world and design to address them. Things like lockdowns and uncertainty leading people to crave comfort (neutral colors, athleisure.) Then, people get bored of casual clothes and swing the other way for formal clothes and brighter colors. Think even bigger than the TV shows and fashion houses. How are people feeling and how will they express that with clothes? Popular trends catch on in part because the subconsciously speak to people. Of course there's also industry changes with new fabric technology (think how DVF used knit cotton to make a wrap dress, or how cotton had a bad year, and synthetic blends surged.)
@@heidilarson5109 an interesting explanation, thank you :) ! I didn't think before that designers were trying to "express the world as it is", I thought that big designers were mostly trying to express their own opinions, style etc as an individual, I didn't see the global aspect of it!
@@fireflythinking1290 A lot of things like fabrics and colours are looked at more than a year in advance. It helps with the costs and logistics of the manufacturing and retailing if it can be planned ahead like that. Other influences would probably be considered and added along the way as the respective deadlines approach.
i’m sooo excited to find more pastel purples! it seems to appear every year but not in as many styles as i like to see! would love to find a cute suit set or some lovely jackets.
Thank you, this was such a good video. I love vests, so I am happy that there are so many great options for them right now. The only thing about them is that they have been absent for so long that it would be great to get some new styling inspiration. Maybe you could do a video on styling vests?
Hi Audrey. My name is Michelle and I live in Canada. I have watched a few of your videos and I love your soft spoken voice. I'm over 60 and it is so nice to know that others follow slow fashion. I have been wearing clothes that I love ever since I was a teenager. My mom taught my sister and I all about our colours and helped us discover our own style. I have always worn black, grey, navy, pink and purple when no one else was. People would say I wasn't wearing what was in fashion at the time. I would smile and say 'Thank you'. I think each of us are unique no better than anyone else, but also no less. Thank you for the content of your videos. I will be watching more.
I would really like to see a post specifically for blouses for the fall. Styles that work for different body types would be appreciated. Not all of us are a size 4, 6 or 8. I'm a 14 and finding blouses that are flattering is not easy. Thank you for showing the trends for fall. I always enjoy and learn from your videos.
I am soooo excited for vests of every kind!!!! I bought a really cute beige knit vest for myself and I love that there are so many different shapes and styles! Loved this video, you have the best voice 💖💖💖
I like seeing the resurgence of dark denim. Thanks for covering the topic of jeans styles. Since I wear them almost daily, I like knowing what silhouettes will be popular this season.
I’m 67, and just today I decided I would discard a lavender cropped wool blazer that’s been unworn in my upstairs closet for decades. Going to rethink that now…😉
Audrey, your voice is mesmerizing!!! I watch your videos almost every day. They are very informative and, at the same time, very relaxing. Continue to make them as long as you can. Thank you so much for being out there for us! Greetings OXOX
I'd love to see a video breaking down the 1920s trend into comprehensible, reproducible elements. I love this style but don't have a clue how to put it together.
Funny thing is, real 1920s looks are s h o c k i n g l y unflattering by today's standards 😂 They give a sort of wide, flat silhouette with a low forehead and small thin mouth.
Always loved the vests from the 80's so happy to know their making a comeback...a la 2021 of course. Thanks Audrey for your phenomenal insight on the fashion world!
I'm an hourglass and not a vest person. (I'm always cold - is it winter on your torso and summer on your arms? I prefer sweaters.) Do you think hourglasses can wear vests? May I ask what your body type is?
I'm an hourglass as well, although I tend to carry more sand on the bottom😉 I always thought a vest with princess seams flattered a curvy figure as opposed to a boxy vest shape.
I never realised the difference between burgundy and maroon! I can wear burgundy but not maroon, and it's so helpful to be able to put a name to those undertones!
About 6 years ago, I switched to only wearing indigo/dark wash jeans. They are ALWAYS chic and I'm so excited that they will be easier to find! I have to really dig through stores to find a pair that (a) fits me properly and (b) is free of rips and fading. Pair these with a tailored blouse or blazer and it's a perfect outfit for work environments with a more casual vibe, or just going out and about!
I love and needed this video, In the UK, it feels like we have been having autumn weather since June, but not able to really start add items to my collection. I can' wait for the season to start now especially with all the tips and trends you have mentioned, especially the lavender colours and the indigo jeans and of course the knitwear.
C'mon, don't you secretly enjoy your cool summer? No need for an air-conditioner, I presume? Not cold, so you can walk, and not hot, so you can walk. Isn't this perfect? Yes, I've had my share of boiling this summer, so I envy you.
I love chunky sweaters but they don’t love me back. They add too much visual weight since I’m short and busty. I’ll enjoy this trend on other people though.
You should wear ribbed(vertical)sweaters as they would make your torso look long instead of short and also make your bust look proportioned. Nature and style has solutions for everyone no matter what color, size, shape etc. We just have to be imaginative and bring out the best.
Yay for burgundy! I’m in the opposite season/hemisphere but I searched all season long for the right pants (or anything else) in that colour. Finally tracked down a pair online yesterday on sale. Hoping they work out for me!
Love this video Audrey, you always seem to research everything so well, for example I have heard about the Bridgerton effect but I haven't heard anyone else comment on combining it with the Y2k aesthetic! Personally I'm looking forward to all the chunky knits and cerulean blue reminds me of The Devil wears Prada!!
I HATE oversized jeans & cropped jackets with a passion! But I'm delighted to hear chunky jumpers are on trend - I live in them in winter, so it's nice to know I'll be up to date for once! Also love the 1920s styles.
I’m intrigued by the 1920s trend. (I’m a big fan of the Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries tv series. The wardrobe in these series is chef’s kiss. But that’s an aside). Although the 1920s silhouette is wrong for me, I love the 20s vibe of celebrating life by dressing up for all occasions - big or small. I think I need a bit of that right now.
I’m watching peaky blinders and have an obsession with the 20’s trend too😂…I wish I could pull it off, but I’m afraid in my small farm town I’d be looked at as one who escaped the asylum 🤷♀️
Chunky sweaters are a classic for me so I love there will be plenty to shop from to add to my wardrobe. I also like the ‘20s influence, and happy about the colors (specifically the burgundy! Yum!)
Amazing video, Audrey. Now all I can think about is to go through my closet and try out a few things. It would be great, though, if you showed us how you incorporate those trends into your own wardrobe - your outfits are always put up and presented in such a stylish and thoughtful manner. And the music!!! I am a relatively new subscriber here,but already managed to go through MOST of your posts, because they are so worth it! Thank you for these and sending my warmest greetings from Poland!
fun... but sure not going to go with the hat at 4:27... :) I am glad to see higher waistlines make a comeback, they are so much more flattering for middleaged mombodies like me.
Spot on Fall Fashion trends, would love for you to do a video on handbags, shoes, jewelry. Years ago I would study the August Vogue Issue, now I love finding vintage pieces, that has come out of storage once again❤️👍❤️ Thank you as always!
I always begin with suiting too! It gives lots and lots of unique, mix-and-match opportunities! Love the pairing of light[er] + dark[er] colors together! Thank you! Expect “Even Greater Things,” in 2021! Shalom! ⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸
For few days I've been searching for some inspiration for autumn looks and I was so glad to find your video! It is just what I needed! Thank you so much!
I like all the pointers you stated in your video, because they were very practical and attainable for most people. But many of the pics of the style you are stating were too weird for me to wear in my profession. Thanks for the pointers.
I have bought two vintage fitted button up vests and love the over shirts and thinner sweaters.I cannot wear oversize bec I a figure 8 with hip flared out hip and 38D at 5ft 4in..I look like a walking truck in oversize anything. On tall skinny girls it is an interesting style. Bootcut I can wear and have in dark denim. I wear only dark denim anyway and save jeans for decades...I rotate them to be somewhat not out of style. I know the shades and tints of colors that look best on me and stick with those...I stay away from unflattering colors when they are in style. Easier now that neutrals are so popular. My body is too curvy for 20s styles. nOt a problem there is always something appealing for sale to add to my wardrobe. I do buy mostly vintage or end of season to buy hugher quality fabrics. Love that cropped blazer and will be looking for some in my colors.
Literally went out and bought a second hand 1920s inspired beaded mini dress after you posted this! The drop waist is a silhouette I wasn’t able to figure out when it was popular in the mid-2000s/early 2010s, but I’m hoping I’ll have more luck this time around!
Audrey new subscriber here and adore your voice and undeniable STYLE! I so appreciate having someone who is petite like me show us how it can be done! Thank you💕👏🏻❤️
I’ve been looking forward to your video on fall trends..I am very excited to get my fall/Winter clothing I’ve packed away...sort through looking for in trend pieces. It all looks a bit 1970 with what we call tank tops and waistcoats and trouser suits. I’m really looking forward to wearing these. My mother in law knitted in 2 100% arran wool natural colour in 1984 and they are so beautifully knitted I packed them away - so I’m looking forward to getting these out! I love the 1920 vibe, I’ve got some cloche felt hats I bought 10 years ago, so I’ll be getting those out. The Regency vibe is lovely, I’ve got Beaded bags and beaded jewellery. I like the new LBD - I have some white collars I can attach. I’m going to fit my LBD a bit closer. I’m also excited about the indigo - that’s what I’m going to buy! Also I think I’ll be buying Lavender colour something. Loving it all. Thanks Audrey. ...think I’ll watch your video again😊
Yes!!! Finally!!!! Yellow is my favorite color! It's kinda rare to be in fashion trend (not that I cared)? So it's great to see it being highlighted! 😄👍
( using husband's YT acct ) Talbots has yellow this Fall & also some yellow in Lands End and / or LL Bean . Have found yellow at Macys in the recent past . Alll in classic styles so money well spent .
I'm going to go shopping in my closet for Fall. I'm excited to try some different colors together and see what out-fits I can come up with. You are such a wonderful inspiration! Thank you!
I would never do the over sized denim jean trend. I'm 5ft 1 inch, and it would completely swamp me!! I think you have to be tall to carry that one off. I agree about cropped jumpers, I too have a short torso, and I found a crop jumper at H&M that fitted me so well, I bought it in every colour they had :D I've had them a few years now, and they were a great buy. I can get on board with the slight boot cut jean, I do find that style really elongates my legs.
@@joelleaittama1416 If you have long legs you can pull it off, maybe. But two sizes bigger on me would look ridiculous! Especially when you think that denim is a thicker material, so too much of it makes it bulky.
Great tips Audrey! With the dark denim again just go with what you feel fits with your wardrobe and your own preferences. While it’s flattering on most people, sadly it just makes me look matronly and I have not tried any dark blue wash jeans that I like so I’m going to stick with the washes I already have.
Yay! I've been excitedly anticipating this video from you! You break down trends in a way that is so accessible, and easy to understand! I also love keeping a classic wardrobe, and incorporating trends here and there as they seem to fit me. Thanks for the video, always a pleasure to watch your content! :)
Excited about the color palette… there is something for everyone! I think I’ll enjoy wearing (mustard) yellow and keep an eye on faux leather, straight, burgundy, pants! Second hand off course! Audrey, will you have a capsule for fall video? Say yes!! Please!!
I’m so about the burgundy coming back in. I am cooled toned but loooove reds of any tone. I also am here for the Bridgerton effect. Probably not going to do the crop jackets but will be doing the tailoring. And I already have my eye on some chunky 1980’s or older styled sweaters.
These colors are so pretty and most of these trends are things I already love. Not gonna be doing the oversize jeans because I'm short but I'm glad I never ditched my dark indigo boot cut jeans. 💙
Thank you! It’s from c wonder. I bought it at the flagship in soho when I was living there (before c wonder closed). You may be able to find it on eBay or poshmark ❤️
Enjoyed this! I’m newly pregnant so I think it will be fun to incorporate these into a maternity wardrobe. I think I’ll particularly like the chunky oversized sweater trend.
Hi Audrey, I have been following you for a some time now, a small request from me. Would you pls do a video on some outfit ideas for darker skin tones and for different cultures; ex: Muslim modest dressing, work place outfit ideas? My request may be bit challenging for you but pls try at least for darker skin tones one. Your voice is amazing. ❤ from Sri Lanka
I can never imagine not having sweaters, unless you live in Hawaii or somewhere really warm all year round. I guess many people have been wearing sweatshirts for a while, but I have always had sweaters in my wardrobe, no matter what else has been trending.
I just so love and enjoy your videos! I personally really enjoy finding these trendy pieces through vintage clothing. It just adds a timelessness that the otherwise short-lived, newly made trend pieces don’t have. I am very excited for fall as it is my favorite season and I have revamped my wardrobe and found some really awesome pieces secondhand! I’m really excited to see how you style some of these trends in a timeless, classic fashion!
I scored a like-new lavender cashmere sweater from ThredUp earlier this year for about $20. That's a good place to look for sweaters. Be sure to look at the chest width and length dimensions though. Wish they would do that for jackets & coats too. I have been finding some folks re-sell on these sites when they have shrunk something in the wash.
I just love that you always emphasize buying vintage / pre-loved. :)
A slight boot cut is always my favorite.
Would really love to see how you interpret these trends into your own wardrobe.
Agree!
Yeah me too😊😊😊
Yea, the over-the-top runway models aren't doing it for me.
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Well, I definitely won't be wearing over sized jeans! They make people look sloppy whether it's a trend or not. I do, however, like the darker blue color of jeans and will be looking forward to getting some. Just wish the distressed jeans would go away for good! The cable knit and fair isle sweaters look so cozy and warm and love that look as well.
These photos remind me of why I have never been tempted to go to a fashion show; I wouldn't be able to keep from laughing. Very glad that Audrey groups them generically instead of recommending a specific look.
I’ve learned over time to always wear styles and cuts that flatter my body type regardless of trends. However, I’m excited this season because so many styles that work well for me are also on trend! Thanks for another fun and informative video, Audrey.
Agree - time to add pieces to my wardrobe!
The knitwear !!! Finally my hobby have a well deserved and recognised place in my wardrobe :) Lovely summary of fall trends :)
As a fellow knitter, I so agree. And my oversized chunky Aran is totally on trend....😅
Make stuff and put it on Ebay!!! It will sell no doubt. People love handmade.
The most wonderful time of year is when I get to live in my chunky knits and turtle necks again. My natural habitat!
Yessss! 🥰
Mood✨✨90% of my wardrobe is winter clothing and I tend to struggle in summer 😂
Very excited for most trends love the burgundy color. The dark denim is wonderful and flattering. Last year I did get a flapper style dress for a 20’s themed party, then came lockdown. Thrilled to know that it’s a trend now, lol! All I need now is the party to wear it to…
👍🏼😊❤️
I'm in my 60's and I'm looking forward to wearing that lavender color during fall and winter💜 Usually it's forecast for spring so that will be a welcome change.
I am so glad that my obsession with korean dramas and their wardrobe is finally coming into the foreground now that people here in the US are getting into the whole blazer thing. I love these classy trends.
YES. My exact thoughts
Yes! I was obsessed with Winter Sonata a few years ago--the way he tied his scarf! I did that and then kinda forgot about it.
@@susanchaney5059 Oh wow! Winter Sonata is already a classic at this point.
I love your approach to style, fashion and trends - always mindful and positive
The lavender bag at 6.06 😍😍😍
Aside from your fashion tips...I love how you articulate! Beautiful!
Looks like the 80s are back!? And 80s version of the 20s? What do you recommend for wearing vintage in a way that it looks like a costume? Wait, do those jackets have shoulder pads? For larger jeans, how do you keep them up without a bunchy look at the waist when you add a belt? Time to see what's stored in my mom's closet😊 Love the Brigerton effect- so pretty and feminine. Thanks, Audrey , lots to talk about here. What makes a trend and how is it determined ? Of course, high fashion floats down to retailers, but what determines a zeitgeist? Would be interesting to analyze this Fall's message. What do you think?
I wore eighties in the eighties in my teens. Will never look back. Big unflattering clothes.
"What makes a trend and how is it determined ?" Justine Leconte on TH-cam talks about trends. Good designers look at bigger themes in the world and design to address them. Things like lockdowns and uncertainty leading people to crave comfort (neutral colors, athleisure.) Then, people get bored of casual clothes and swing the other way for formal clothes and brighter colors.
Think even bigger than the TV shows and fashion houses. How are people feeling and how will they express that with clothes? Popular trends catch on in part because the subconsciously speak to people. Of course there's also industry changes with new fabric technology (think how DVF used knit cotton to make a wrap dress, or how cotton had a bad year, and synthetic blends surged.)
@@heidilarson5109 Sure, but that's a general view (and with many exceptions: some dressed up more during lockdown, wore more makeup and even had cosmetic enhancements all to look good on Zoom). In these generalized terms, the trend can be dependent on the buyer, who buys what and what become popular with the consumer, or with the subculture. One can also pick and choose particular similarities across designers, such as recurring colours or shapes each season. Definitely a topic for a thesis, sort of like how Economics runs on emotion, haha. But I'm more curious about the specifics of zeitgeist: as in why such an 80s focus? We are not in a similar time, world theme, nor political circumstances. I can interpret what I think, though I'd be interested in Audrey's perception.
Shop the Men's section at a thrift store for many of these looks!
Great video, thank you!
Amy XO 😘
Yes!! And thank you so much 🤗🥰
EXACTLY. Thank you ! for reminding us
Maybe it's a silly question, but I never understood how trends form... Like I suppose all the designers are not out here copying each other until there's a proper and cohesive trend appearing for the season... Does anyone have an explanation? I know there's a whole thing around pantone for colors, but otherwise...
I just wrote this comment to someone else who asked:
"What makes a trend and how is it determined ?" Justine Leconte on TH-cam talks about trends. Good designers look at bigger themes in the world and design to address them. Things like lockdowns and uncertainty leading people to crave comfort (neutral colors, athleisure.) Then, people get bored of casual clothes and swing the other way for formal clothes and brighter colors.
Think even bigger than the TV shows and fashion houses. How are people feeling and how will they express that with clothes? Popular trends catch on in part because the subconsciously speak to people. Of course there's also industry changes with new fabric technology (think how DVF used knit cotton to make a wrap dress, or how cotton had a bad year, and synthetic blends surged.)
@@heidilarson5109 an interesting explanation, thank you :) ! I didn't think before that designers were trying to "express the world as it is", I thought that big designers were mostly trying to express their own opinions, style etc as an individual, I didn't see the global aspect of it!
@@fireflythinking1290 A lot of things like fabrics and colours are looked at more than a year in advance. It helps with the costs and logistics of the manufacturing and retailing if it can be planned ahead like that. Other influences would probably be considered and added along the way as the respective deadlines approach.
I love that baby doll dress with the big black puff sleeves shirt.
That purple and green combo is so 😍😍😍
I love your encouragement to try second hand first! It really is so easy to find these beautiful pieces secondhand. I love shopping on depop!
I'm transitioning into fall by adding sweatshirts and a staple puffy vest to my summer looks. Fantastic video!
i’m sooo excited to find more pastel purples! it seems to appear every year but not in as many styles as i like to see! would love to find a cute suit set or some lovely jackets.
I'm loving some of these new trends! It's funny, nothing is ever really new, just refreshed with a new spin on it. Love, love , LOVE Fall clothing!!!
Thank you, this was such a good video. I love vests, so I am happy that there are so many great options for them right now. The only thing about them is that they have been absent for so long that it would be great to get some new styling inspiration. Maybe you could do a video on styling vests?
Love that! I’ll add it to my list ❤️
Hi Audrey. My name is Michelle and I live in Canada. I have watched a few of your videos and I love your soft spoken voice. I'm over 60 and it is so nice to know that others follow slow fashion. I have been wearing clothes that I love ever since I was a teenager. My mom taught my sister and I all about our colours and helped us discover our own style. I have always worn black, grey, navy, pink and purple when no one else was. People would say I wasn't wearing what was in fashion at the time. I would smile and say 'Thank you'. I think each of us are unique no better than anyone else, but also no less. Thank you for the content of your videos. I will be watching more.
The 80's "Mom Jeans" are back. Seen a bunch of kids wearing them. I remember my mom wearing them. Just love how fashion styles come back.
I would really like to see a post specifically for blouses for the fall. Styles that work for different body types would be appreciated. Not all of us are a size 4, 6 or 8. I'm a 14 and finding blouses that are flattering is not easy. Thank you for showing the trends for fall. I always enjoy and learn from your videos.
I am soooo excited for vests of every kind!!!! I bought a really cute beige knit vest for myself and I love that there are so many different shapes and styles!
Loved this video, you have the best voice 💖💖💖
I like seeing the resurgence of dark denim. Thanks for covering the topic of jeans styles. Since I wear them almost daily, I like knowing what silhouettes will be popular this season.
Lilac and burgundy. Yeah!! Thank you for another fabulous update on fashion trends Audrey.
I'm 58 and I keep expecting to see some of my old clothes in your videos LOL. Some of these fall trends are great, dark denim and burgundy - yay!!
I’m 66 and see some of my old items 🤣
I’m 67, and just today I decided I would discard a lavender cropped wool blazer that’s been unworn in my upstairs closet for decades. Going to rethink that now…😉
Over the past few years I’ve given away many beautiful clothing items ( in order to declutter my closet) which are now in trend 😢. I’m 59 😄
Audrey, your voice is mesmerizing!!! I watch your videos almost every day. They are very informative and, at the same time, very relaxing. Continue to make them as long as you can. Thank you so much for being out there for us! Greetings OXOX
Thank YOU for such a kind message and for watching ❤️❤️❤️
CHUNKY KNITS FOREVER. 🧡 Been eyeing a true-green beret on a IG thrift account, might just have to get it to try that color out 👀
I'd love to see a video breaking down the 1920s trend into comprehensible, reproducible elements. I love this style but don't have a clue how to put it together.
Oh fun! I’ll add it to my list and will hopefully have time soon ❤️❤️
Me too ! Great idea!
Me too. I love the twenties.
Funny thing is, real 1920s looks are s h o c k i n g l y unflattering by today's standards 😂 They give a sort of wide, flat silhouette with a low forehead and small thin mouth.
Audrey....your hair's styling really nice, love it
Always loved the vests from the 80's so happy to know their making a comeback...a la 2021 of course. Thanks Audrey for your phenomenal insight on the fashion world!
I'm an hourglass and not a vest person. (I'm always cold - is it winter on your torso and summer on your arms? I prefer sweaters.) Do you think hourglasses can wear vests? May I ask what your body type is?
I'm an hourglass as well, although I tend to carry more sand on the bottom😉 I always thought a vest with princess seams flattered a curvy figure as opposed to a boxy vest shape.
I never realised the difference between burgundy and maroon! I can wear burgundy but not maroon, and it's so helpful to be able to put a name to those undertones!
About 6 years ago, I switched to only wearing indigo/dark wash jeans. They are ALWAYS chic and I'm so excited that they will be easier to find! I have to really dig through stores to find a pair that (a) fits me properly and (b) is free of rips and fading. Pair these with a tailored blouse or blazer and it's a perfect outfit for work environments with a more casual vibe, or just going out and about!
I love and needed this video, In the UK, it feels like we have been having autumn weather since June, but not able to really start add items to my collection. I can' wait for the season to start now especially with all the tips and trends you have mentioned, especially the lavender colours and the indigo jeans and of course the knitwear.
Sorry if you did not get much of a summer. It has been crazy hot here in Canada, i.e. over 40 degrees C for the last month.
@@maryokeefe5351 It seems I am still waiting for summer to arrive here in England, while everyone else is suddenly talking about autumn coming!
Come to Florida!!! We’re boiling here 🥵
@@eminaroses7005 if only…
C'mon, don't you secretly enjoy your cool summer? No need for an air-conditioner, I presume? Not cold, so you can walk, and not hot, so you can walk. Isn't this perfect? Yes, I've had my share of boiling this summer, so I envy you.
I like it when you model your own clothes because you look lovely and real unlike all the awkward robot models wearing often bizarre clothes.
We definitely need an Audrey lookbook or capsule. The pictures of runway models and high end designers’ ads just aren’t helpful to me.
I love chunky sweaters but they don’t love me back. They add too much visual weight since I’m short and busty. I’ll enjoy this trend on other people though.
You should wear ribbed(vertical)sweaters as they would make your torso look long instead of short and also make your bust look proportioned. Nature and style has solutions for everyone no matter what color, size, shape etc. We just have to be imaginative and bring out the best.
So glad I’m not the only one who thought about 1920s fashion in the 2020s!!!
Thanks for sharing love all trends except over sized pants 😁
Yay for burgundy! I’m in the opposite season/hemisphere but I searched all season long for the right pants (or anything else) in that colour. Finally tracked down a pair online yesterday on sale. Hoping they work out for me!
Love this video Audrey, you always seem to research everything so well, for example I have heard about the Bridgerton effect but I haven't heard anyone else comment on combining it with the Y2k aesthetic! Personally I'm looking forward to all the chunky knits and cerulean blue reminds me of The Devil wears Prada!!
I HATE oversized jeans & cropped jackets with a passion! But I'm delighted to hear chunky jumpers are on trend - I live in them in winter, so it's nice to know I'll be up to date for once! Also love the 1920s styles.
Love fall weather 🤍🌸🎀
I’m intrigued by the 1920s trend. (I’m a big fan of the Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries tv series. The wardrobe in these series is chef’s kiss. But that’s an aside). Although the 1920s silhouette is wrong for me, I love the 20s vibe of celebrating life by dressing up for all occasions - big or small. I think I need a bit of that right now.
I LOVED THAT SHOW!! Phryne's wardrobe was top knotch.
My fantasy self can wear ‘20s fashion. 😂🤣😂
then you would also like frankie drake mysteries
@@leonaparic2089 will check it out
I’m watching peaky blinders and have an obsession with the 20’s trend too😂…I wish I could pull it off, but I’m afraid in my small farm town I’d be looked at as one who escaped the asylum 🤷♀️
Your aura is that pale lavender, calming, gentle, sweet:) Love your videos!
That Cerulean Blue is so beautiful. 😁❤️
Chunky sweaters are a classic for me so I love there will be plenty to shop from to add to my wardrobe. I also like the ‘20s influence, and happy about the colors (specifically the burgundy! Yum!)
Love seeing tailored, wide-leg suit pants again. And the vests. Looking forward to fall. Thanks for this video.
Thank you Audrey for the crush course on the Fall 2021 trends.
Amazing video, Audrey. Now all I can think about is to go through my closet and try out a few things. It would be great, though, if you showed us how you incorporate those trends into your own wardrobe - your outfits are always put up and presented in such a stylish and thoughtful manner. And the music!!! I am a relatively new subscriber here,but already managed to go through MOST of your posts, because they are so worth it! Thank you for these and sending my warmest greetings from Poland!
This is so lovely. Thanks for always keeping us updated. Thank you Audrey.
fun... but sure not going to go with the hat at 4:27... :) I am glad to see higher waistlines make a comeback, they are so much more flattering for middleaged mombodies like me.
Well honestly, I just came here to listen to your sweet angelic voice.
The colors on trend are exciting and versatile.
Spot on Fall Fashion trends, would love for you to do a video on handbags, shoes, jewelry. Years ago I would study the August Vogue Issue, now I love finding vintage pieces, that has come out of storage once again❤️👍❤️
Thank you as always!
Yes! August Vogue was always so amazing. I forgot about it until you just mentioned it 😁
I love the 20s, regency inspired, tailored looks and vests…so pretty much everything except the oversized jeans!
I always begin with suiting too! It gives lots and lots of unique, mix-and-match opportunities! Love the pairing of light[er] + dark[er] colors together! Thank you! Expect “Even Greater Things,” in 2021! Shalom! ⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸⭐️🇺🇸
For few days I've been searching for some inspiration for autumn looks and I was so glad to find your video! It is just what I needed! Thank you so much!
I like all the pointers you stated in your video, because they were very practical and attainable for most people. But many of the pics of the style you are stating were too weird for me to wear in my profession. Thanks for the pointers.
I have bought two vintage fitted button up vests and love the over shirts and thinner sweaters.I cannot wear oversize bec I a figure 8 with hip flared out hip and 38D at 5ft 4in..I look like a walking truck in oversize anything. On tall skinny girls it is an interesting style. Bootcut I can wear and have in dark denim. I wear only dark denim anyway and save jeans for decades...I rotate them to be somewhat not out of style. I know the shades and tints of colors that look best on me and stick with those...I stay away from unflattering colors when they are in style. Easier now that neutrals are so popular. My body is too curvy for 20s styles. nOt a problem there is always something appealing for sale to add to my wardrobe. I do buy mostly vintage or end of season to buy hugher quality fabrics. Love that cropped blazer and will be looking for some in my colors.
Literally went out and bought a second hand 1920s inspired beaded mini dress after you posted this! The drop waist is a silhouette I wasn’t able to figure out when it was popular in the mid-2000s/early 2010s, but I’m hoping I’ll have more luck this time around!
Audrey new subscriber here and adore your voice and undeniable STYLE! I so appreciate having someone who is petite like me show us how it can be done! Thank you💕👏🏻❤️
I Love sweater vests! Finally my day has come (again) lol. Great video Audrey!
I’ve been looking forward to your video on fall trends..I am very excited to get my fall/Winter clothing I’ve packed away...sort through looking for in trend pieces. It all looks a bit 1970 with what we call tank tops and waistcoats and trouser suits. I’m really looking forward to wearing these. My mother in law knitted in 2 100% arran wool natural colour in 1984 and they are so beautifully knitted I packed them away - so I’m looking forward to getting these out! I love the 1920 vibe, I’ve got some cloche felt hats I bought 10 years ago, so I’ll be getting those out. The Regency vibe is lovely, I’ve got Beaded bags and beaded jewellery. I like the new LBD - I have some white collars I can attach. I’m going to fit my LBD a bit closer. I’m also excited about the indigo - that’s what I’m going to buy! Also I think I’ll be buying Lavender colour something. Loving it all. Thanks Audrey. ...think I’ll watch your video again😊
Lavender is my favorite color! I will be taking advantage of the trend to stock up haha
Yes!!! Finally!!!! Yellow is my favorite color! It's kinda rare to be in fashion trend (not that I cared)? So it's great to see it being highlighted! 😄👍
( using husband's YT acct ) Talbots has yellow this Fall & also some yellow in Lands End and / or LL Bean . Have found yellow at Macys in the recent past . Alll in classic styles so money well spent .
I'm going to go shopping in my closet for Fall. I'm excited to try some different colors together and see what out-fits I can come up with. You are such a wonderful inspiration! Thank you!
I don't understand why all the models look sad.
@@frann166 They're hungry. ;-)
I would never do the over sized denim jean trend. I'm 5ft 1 inch, and it would completely swamp me!! I think you have to be tall to carry that one off. I agree about cropped jumpers, I too have a short torso, and I found a crop jumper at H&M that fitted me so well, I bought it in every colour they had :D I've had them a few years now, and they were a great buy. I can get on board with the slight boot cut jean, I do find that style really elongates my legs.
I think over sized may be fine for a thin person, but can be taken as sloppy on someone that carries any extra weight. Two sizes bigger?
@@joelleaittama1416 If you have long legs you can pull it off, maybe. But two sizes bigger on me would look ridiculous! Especially when you think that denim is a thicker material, so too much of it makes it bulky.
It would be really helpful for me if you would show us ways to style the oversized jeans.
This opening outfit....!! You look awesome in the blue stripes ❤❤❤❤
Really like your connection between trends and style. Keep up your great videos.
Great tips Audrey! With the dark denim again just go with what you feel fits with your wardrobe and your own preferences. While it’s flattering on most people, sadly it just makes me look matronly and I have not tried any dark blue wash jeans that I like so I’m going to stick with the washes I already have.
Wow, this video is packed with so much variety and detail and is very helpful. Thank you 🙏🏻
Wow, how do you incorporate these trends if you are a petite?
I love sweater vests and so glad to see that beautiful lavender for Fall and winter😊🍁
Absolutely love your content & delivery.
Love fitted vest. I have several that I bought years and have been wearing them.
Yay! I've been excitedly anticipating this video from you! You break down trends in a way that is so accessible, and easy to understand! I also love keeping a classic wardrobe, and incorporating trends here and there as they seem to fit me. Thanks for the video, always a pleasure to watch your content! :)
Excited about the color palette… there is something for everyone! I think I’ll enjoy wearing (mustard) yellow and keep an eye on faux leather, straight, burgundy, pants! Second hand off course! Audrey, will you have a capsule for fall video? Say yes!! Please!!
Such a great video, full of lots of helpful information. I’m feeling excited for Autumn now! Thanks so much.
Love the 1920's ivory suit and asymmetrical hair style🧡
I’m so about the burgundy coming back in. I am cooled toned but loooove reds of any tone. I also am here for the Bridgerton effect. Probably not going to do the crop jackets but will be doing the tailoring. And I already have my eye on some chunky 1980’s or older styled sweaters.
These colors are so pretty and most of these trends are things I already love. Not gonna be doing the oversize jeans because I'm short but I'm glad I never ditched my dark indigo boot cut jeans. 💙
Oh WOW, I love your Elephant belt!
Thank you! It’s from c wonder. I bought it at the flagship in soho when I was living there (before c wonder closed). You may be able to find it on eBay or poshmark ❤️
I just found these that are very similar :) cesoli.com/
Enjoyed this! I’m newly pregnant so I think it will be fun to incorporate these into a maternity wardrobe. I think I’ll particularly like the chunky oversized sweater trend.
Thank you Audrey! I love your channel and your style. You have inspired me to play with style and get it right!
I loved this video and got so much inspiration. Your voice is seriously as soothing as a lullaby. I’m sure you’ve heard that a lot.
Hi Audrey, I have been following you for a some time now, a small request from me. Would you pls do a video on some outfit ideas for darker skin tones and for different cultures; ex: Muslim modest dressing, work place outfit ideas? My request may be bit challenging for you but pls try at least for darker skin tones one. Your voice is amazing. ❤ from Sri Lanka
You always sound like you are happy gossiping about fashion. I love it😊
I can never imagine not having sweaters, unless you live in Hawaii or somewhere really warm all year round. I guess many people have been wearing sweatshirts for a while, but I have always had sweaters in my wardrobe, no matter what else has been trending.
I love how you make everything sound so great, even when I find them not…
I just love these videos ☺️Thank you so much, I can imagine they are a lot of work!
I just so love and enjoy your videos! I personally really enjoy finding these trendy pieces through vintage clothing. It just adds a timelessness that the otherwise short-lived, newly made trend pieces don’t have. I am very excited for fall as it is my favorite season and I have revamped my wardrobe and found some really awesome pieces secondhand! I’m really excited to see how you style some of these trends in a timeless, classic fashion!
I scored a like-new lavender cashmere sweater from ThredUp earlier this year for about $20. That's a good place to look for sweaters. Be sure to look at the chest width and length dimensions though. Wish they would do that for jackets & coats too. I have been finding some folks re-sell on these sites when they have shrunk something in the wash.
As someone who makes their own sweaters, I say bring on the chunky sweaters and sweater vests!!
Hi Audrey! You do such a great job. Could you tell me what bootcut jean that is? I like that particular one!