HOW TO LOOK EXPENSIVE ON A BUDGET | GET THE OLD MONEY, QUIET LUXURY STYLE FOR LESS | Ciara ODoherty

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Today I'm sharing my favourite tips and tricks for HOW TO LOOK EXPENSIVE ON A BUDGET and GET THE OLD MONEY, QUIET LUXURY STYLE FOR LESS - hoping you enjoy! xx
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[tonycomer]

Doesn't hurt that you are also a classic beauty.

[lauriejordan]

Ladies, may I stress the importance of taking care of your belongings. I take care of my $5 tshirts the same way as I take care of my $500 blazers. Make sure all your things are ready to wear before putting them away. All my shoes stay in their boxes, clothes steamed and hung directly from washing, Remove bobbles before hanging. That way everything is ready to go and you save time when getting ready.

[mmcs]

You've nailed the fundamentals of grooming. Having clothes tailored to fit, with correct undergarments, is crucial to looking polished, and surprisingly few women discuss the details of really good grooming on their channel. I subscribe to a Dublin Down Memory Lane, and the pictures of women from 50/60s are incredibly stylish and chic and embody much of what you champion ☘️

[patricedesvarieux]

Loved this video. I also think knowing your “season” is good too. I’m a winter and autumn and everyone always loves the color clothing I choose. It would be great if you did a video on this. Thank you for a great video as always. ☺

[angievallejo]

My name is Angie and I'm from Colombia. I watch your videos for learning english and because I love your style.

[zvezdoblyat]

Hey, i just wanted to mention in case you didnt know: the crease releaser isn't doing anything special. If you buy a fine mist sprayer, you can fill it up with water and it will do exactly the same thing. The water helps to smooth out wrinkles and creases, and naturally helps with steaming as well. The only reason i can think of for the crease releaser to be used is fragrance.

[tehNashty]

I don't think I have ever seen you not perfectly polished. Even after an advent calendar shoot, you look absolutely elegant!
I still think blue is your best color, but you make any color look great!

[saraantonelli]

Thank you for talking about undergarments! I don’t wear spanks because they make me more thin. I wear them under my knit dresses, body, con, or special occasion dresses, because it’s smooth the lines, and makes it look seamless. Am I cheating? Maybe, but it looks much more polished.

[hayleystabo]

Would love a tutorial for your slicked back pony tail! Thank you!

[JA-vvwy]

I once read a decorating book from an interior designer and she made a good point that I have translated into my choice of clothing:
She brought to my attention that the color black can suck the energy out of a look, but if you go with something dark but with a little color to it, then it will look much better. For instance, instead of styling with black, use navy blue or bottle green as these colors are dark but have more visual energy than pure black. Basically, black tends to look “harsh”. It gave me an epiphany as far as decorating my home AND styling my wardrobe. So, though I realize it is said that everyone needs a little black dress, the majority of my darker colors are dark navy, bottle/hunter green, or dark maroon. I think they look good on just about any skin tone & the “classic” looks too.

[PetaWilliams-xi]

Yes do a video on whitening yellowing whites

[johndoyle]

You always look beautiful in anything you wear.

[melaniehaffmann]

Not a fan of the fabric shaver, especially for wool/kaschmir. It'll not only shave the little bobbles but the very fine "hair" of the fabric, which means it is getting damaged and you take away undamaged fabric each time you use the shaver. There are combs for this. It ofc takes more time, but is way more gentle to the fabric and only takes away the bobbles :)

[DeepRunner-yl]

You do such a great job so polite and with utmost taste, You show how these changes are a positive affordable improvements to their lives, great tips on the clothing care, you are a blessing to women, I would love to find a men's channel like yours.Any thoughts or know sites please reply with a sites. I will start my search find a good one, If I can't I will come back to you and ask you to make one for men lol.But seriously no joke I think you would be great at it.

[cynhanrahan]

Heads up, Ciara. YouTube has stopped offering you to me on the main page even though I am subscribed for all. Your followers should look in their notifications, which why do they call it that when they don't notify you? But there you have it. I'm so glad to have found this out and I can see your content again. (It's not just you, it's a lot of my favorites.)

[-RONNIE]

Good video & I hope the tips you provided helps people out in the future

[lifeloveandrenovation]

Yes for wardrobe item maintenance and laundry for delicate fabrics please.

[christinekelly-rose]

I've never heard of Dr. Beckman whitening sachets. I picked them up on Amazon USA...this new subscriber is thrilled!

[cestness]

Video for wardrobe care please!!🙏🏻
Love these tips thank you!

[Moe-zofm]

Thank Clara great advice. I’m an artist, I wear painting clothes all the time but for a show I need to know this😊