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the best fashion advice you will ever receive,

[diya-hnwy]

the best fashion advice— don’t dress for your body, dress for your personality.

I have owned and worn so many pieces that people love on me but it doesn’t align with my vibe or who i think i am.

[observantalien]

you’re the only influencer that ACTUALLY influences me

[MC]

My tip is - trendy makeup, hairstyles/cuts, nail polish and (sometimes) are more inexpensive ways to try trends. I've tried not to buy trendy clothing items so my clothing life cycles are longer but the other stuff lets you still experiment more accesibly

[Eliza-brso]

The ironing/steaming thing is huge for me. I think I look a lot more polished every day, but also, I find that spending that extra bit of time every week taking care of my clothes makes me appreciate them more and shop less. Like the more time you spend laundering, mending, ironing your clothes, the more you value them!

[sophiaalveenaeve]

PLEASE make a part two where you test the rules or advice on actual outfits😭

[nadiam]

Two pieces of advice!! Dont sleep on tailored clothing. For some clothes you like but maybe you think dont quite suit you, consider getting them tailored. An adjustment to the waist or hem can make a world of a difference. If youre not sure, try pinning pieces you like before changing permanently.

Also, clothing snd shoe care is important for longevity. At the end of every season, i make sure those pieces are cleaned and properly stored.

[bellav]

This is super specific; but the best fashion advise I got was from another creator called Hannah Louise Poston who has a series on fashion - she’s super eclectic and of the ‘dress for your comfort/how you want to feel’ camp. I love learning from both of you!

One thing she mentioned while talking about dressing for comfort was wearing natural fabrics as a sweaty person. Literally changed the game for me b/c I swear polyester just starts smelling on me halfway through a hot day - icky!

[cailinperez]

I love the tip about wearing what you want now and being able to look back on it and think WHAT. Everyone needs a cringe era or outfit! <3

[KK-ksfw]

Great video 🥰

Neutrals aren't just black, white & tan.
Stay in your fashion comfort zone.
Never care about the situation, the outfit, and others. You just need to care about: stairs? Paved streets?
If you don't look back at your outfit and think "wtf was I wearing?", you're not having fun.
If everyone likes what you're wearing, it's boring.
The most sustainable clothes are the pieces you already have.
Try everything until you find what you love, never stop experimenting to find your style.
Never wear something that's itchy.
Wrong shoe theory.
Think about the "effect" you want to give off: cool vs pretty?
It doesn't look bad, you're just not used to seeing it on your body.
Iron/steam everything.
Fix your posture.
Sandwich method.
Take inspo, don't copy.
Flattering clothes are overrated.
If you wouldn't buy it from a normal store, don't thrift it.
Don't stick to one aesthetic.
Never wear more than three colors.
Trying to make yourself look the most skinny/snatched is ruining your outfit.
Good hair day = good outfit
Don't dress your age, dress yourself.
Wear your clothes at home, so when you wear it out, you're comfortable.
If it doesn't make you feel like dancing in the dressing room, don't buy it.
Everytime you're about to leave the house, put on one more accessory.
Leave one thing undone.
Eight point outfit.
Nothing is timeless.
Take off the last thing you put on.
If you feel uncomfortable, you will look uncomfortable.
Hair is an accessory.
Coordinate, don't match.
Always add a bit of red.
Casually wear your nice pieces.
Wear it three times before cropping/cutting your garment.

[jennabernice]

I used to exclusively wear platform sneakers and boots, but I've transitioned to more low-profile shoes and I'm loving them. I thought I had to wear platforms because I'm so short and I have thicker ankles + legs, but the flatter soles and slimmer shoes actually complement me so well! I feel like a little doll in a dainty flat, and I'm not trying to hide any of my features.

[lucilaloe]

your advice on not dressing to look skinny or tall changed my style completely 💞

[GirlMeetsClothes]

one thing i noticed was prevelant in this video is the creative rule: you have to learn the rules before you break them. the matching bag to shoes rule is a great example ☺️ matching will always look good… but why not have fun and break the rule

[alba]

"Posture and self confidence is everything" I stick to your advices like glue!! love this content laini :)

[cereza]

One advice I guess I have is to wear the new thing you got immediately. I go to a clothing swap every month and I wear all my finds immediately to know if I actually like / can wear them and if not, back to the clothing swap they go. Plus it helps you figure out how you would realistically wear a piece so it doesn’t just get lost in your closet

[cmulo]

I love when you said that you just dress because you like the clothing not because it fits your body well! I find ever since I just began wearing clothes I genuinely enjoy vs ones that show off my "assets" like you said, I feel like my style has become way more expressive and catered to what I personally enjoy. I really loved this video!!💓💓

[msophss]

My favorite advice is “You have no control over others opinions about you, you have no blame if they think bad of you”. I’m usually so scared of wearing clothes that I like because of what other people may think of me (specially weird men), but it’s none of my business, I have nothing to do with the way they think about woman. It has been helping me A LOT to think like that

[en]

The wrong shoe theory literally is one of the things I have been performing forever because I love it so much and I'm glad you're telling all of us about it. It makes the outfit look intriguing already❤

[sophieburkholder]

My favourite "one thing undone" is leaving the buttons on the sleeves of a button-up open

[Debdebberdebbest]

I've always loved burgundy/oxblood as a neutral, and another fave of mine is olive/army green. All this advice is ::chef's kiss:: <3

[gloriaannunziata]

I wear outfits with more than 3 colours as long as some of them are within the same 'family' - for example, I'll wear a cobalt blue T-shirt with dark green pants, white shoes, a burgundy bag and a light blue jeans jacket. They all feel like they are neutral shades apart from the cobalt blue. Would love to see you experiment with this in the next video!