What elegance is all about: common myths and stereotypes debunked | Jamila Musayeva

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What elegance is all about: common myths and stereotypes debunked | In this video, I will debunk all the common stereotypes about what elegance is all about and what etiquette entails. It is time to introduce a new perception of elegance that is modern, accepting and inclusive.

What are some other elegance and etiquette stereotypes do you think most people have? Let me know in the comments section below. I love to read your responses.

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[saonnitac]

People often confuse elegance and strict conformism to classical (and sometimes restrictive) values, when in fact all it takes to be elegant is to be well-mannered, groomed, respectful and mindful of others. As always, thank you for those precious advices 🤍

[liliya_aseeva]

Yes. The message is so important. Different situations require different approaches. In fact, sometimes even extreme politeness can come across as a kind of mockery.

[CinematicGriotCollective]

I love that you added the dancing part! Elegant does not mean boring!

[OsamasStory]

Elegance is knowing what to wear where and when!

[jigokushoujo]

I must say, Mrs Musayeva, this indeed was a very elegant way of standing up for one's own choice (both personal and professional way).
You exude Elegance naturally but also, you don't let people's opinion get in your life 👏🤝

[oliviaw.]

I'm a student and don't have a large budget so I've been saving to buy your books one day. I'm so excited that you have another one out. Congratulations, Mrs. Musayeva!

[yumika_ephemera]

Very well said, thank you for clearing away the common misconceptions about elegance, it's really inspiring to hear that anyone can be elegant when they put in effort to educate themselves.

[valindabalcarzar]

Thank you for expressing your personal experiences in your daily life. I will correct myself by practicing some of your good examples while dealing with difficult societal situations.

[mybearmymartin]

I wish i could watch your videos when I was a teenager, my presence could have been very different. However, I’m thankful for learning from you now because I can improve the course of my future. Thank you for your time and effort in helping me and women in general. Love from USA 🇺🇸

[naturalistic]

I don't know about critical people but, i find you one of the best ideal women, it's a blessing to watch your content. I had learned, evolve a lot through your education, powerful words, the way you represent, I admire your personality, unique aesthetic, you seem fabulous and elegance.
Too much elegance, structure might be boring, but with creativity, freedom can make it fun. I feel. Like a barbie.
Love from India, Thank you 💖💖💖

[patriciarees]

It is a life changing thing to know how to treat yourself and others with style and grace. All of us are better when those things are present. Thank you for everything and for choosing this as your life's mission. Wishing you continued success!

[Daren-ip]

I'm a 19 year old girl from kurdistan and i love your videos so much, I've learnt so much from you and you're one of my role models❤❤

[XxExternalBleedin]

Another informative video, just watching you infuses elegance in me and my life, Happy Women's Day, here's to us women becoming the best version of ourselves

[mansoor]

Can't wait for 1 Million Subscribers Jamila and you are looking too too pretty and thank you so so much for sharing this video😀😀🩷🩷

[faithrunnells]

Jamila, I love your videos so much and am such a fan. I have been watching for nearly 2 years now. I am a 25-year old woman working in Private Equity Finance in NYC and I think about videos all the time in my work and daily life. Thank you so much for all you do!! ❤

[komalgupta]

Liked before watching 👍, that's how much love, faith, respect I have for Ms Musayeva ❤️

[jhankritisharma]

Really love your way of looking at things and explaining them ❤

[mirandablair]

Saving the video to watch later, just popping up to congratulate you on your new book!! Much love! 💖💖

[deebeemehmood]

your videos depict your hard work. Keep it up. with lots of prayers for you.

[ilariamasullo]

I love reggaetón, and salsa, and bachata, and merengue. These dances have their roots in ancient African traditions, brought over to Latin America by African slaves - listening and dancing to these modern descendants of their rhythms somehow feels like paying a loving tribute to their culture. Plus, it's a great way to practise your Spanish - two birds with one stone!