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7 STYLE HACKS TO GET MORE OUT OF YOUR CLOTHES & MAXIMISE YOUR WARDROBE !
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[creativecheersoffashionlau]

Finally someone who also says that more expensive is not necessarily better. I say that for so long and almost everyone around me says it is not. But I know that for a fact because I am a certified fabrics specialist( dont know what it is in English) but I always say you pay for the brand. Read the labels, look at the finish, feel the fabric and so I KNOW wether it is worth the price!! I refuse to pay for a name, i just want quality!

[laragaffney]

So good to see influencers becoming more eco-smart - I'm definitely in for more videos like this! So much love for everything you do and wear Josie 💕

[cristaljimenez]

A video on how to spot high quality long lasting clothing would be so helpful. Anyone else agree?

[kealoeb]

Really glad to see you move towards slow fashion and thinking out where these pieces come from and how to pass them again.

[vintagediamond]

I really appreciate that you're shifting your message on your channel from fast fashion to slow fashion and leaning into educating us on the impacts of our consumption on the environment. My respect and support for you has grown tremendously because of this! As always, I love your videos and your quality content! Keep it up! 💖

[savannahwisel]

Josie, this is one of your best uploads yet!

Non fashion related...I am a huge environmental advocate and decided that this year for Christmas everyone is getting something environmentally friendly like reusable grocery bags, wool dryer balls, stasher bags (super handy), stainless steel straws, etc.

Keep these types of videos coming? LOVE it!

[Nettesvideo]

SUCH an important video you made here 😘 The fashion industry is the second most polluting industry, I think. I am quite a bit older than you and recently lost a lot of weight and pulled out a lot of very high quality wardrobe pieces from my basement where I had stored them for years. They are classic pieces in 100 % raw silks and fine wools. They are (to my surprise) still very stylish. I do think that it matters and helps the environment if we all adjust our behavior and buying patterns even though it seems as though our very small personal decisions will not matter. They do!
One can update previous years' wardrobe by adding just a few trendy pieces and mixing them into your current classic wardrobe. For me this is where you come in 😏

[carolwells]

Absolutely brilliant Josie, we need more of these videos so please keep them coming, people need to be made aware !!! Drowning In Plastic is something that everyone should watch, it is heartbreaking to think this is what our planet is coming to !! fast fashion has a lot to answer for, quality and knowing our fabrics are to saving our planet, thank you thank you thank you

[bbarr]

Josie - you are truly one of a kind! Your videos are always educational, inspiring, and never a waste of time. I always leave your videos with ideas and motivation to create or live smarter because of your tips. This video specifically hits the main points as to why we invest in good pieces of cloths. But also, encourages us to work with what's in our closet. Bravo! To the Utube 👸 Queen!!🎇 Nice Job!!

[arabellamagnolia]

Finally something other than buy buy out the bbc video on YouTube..’fashions dirty secrets’....save our planet

[silkehuybrechts]

Yes Josie! I love how you're becoming more aware and more environmentally friendly. This video shows that a fashion blogger doesn't need new stuff every week to create great quality content that's still beautiful and informative! <3

[katja]

My tip is don’t wash your clothes! Sounds really weird but this is what I mean: I live in Finland so there is no way we are wearing only bra under a jumper, knit or anykind of shirt really. If you wear a t-shirt under everything, you only have to wash the tee, not the top layer. I have many tight fitted sweetheart or v-neck tops that I use everyday under everything and longsleeved for knits and colder weathers. Because of this my clothes look new constantly no matter where I buy them ’cause I don’t get my armpits on stuff so the clothes stay clean. I only wash them rarely to freshen up because of course your neck is still touching the fabric 😄 And jeans, trousers, pants, skirts and all of that should not be washed either. Only when they are dirty or have stains. By the way I can’t wear wool, it itches like hell so I love acrylic. It is super soft, dreamy cozy and washes perfectly when wool shrinks easily even though you wash it right.

[torontocrg]

Wow I think this is my favourite video that you’ve done! So well thought out, practical, down to earth advice that anyone can implement. Well done! Like another commenter I too started using the Stylebook app this year and I have found it truly life changing. It has helped my get control of my closet, shop smarter and help me get more use out of what I already own that I had otherwise forgotten. I love putting together mini capsule wardrobes by selecting a group of 5 colours. I also enjoy saving inspiration photos from the internet and then shopping my closet to get the same or similar look. Keep up the good work - I just love your videos and positive vibe!👏👍

[arabellamagnolia]

More of how to use and maintain the clothes you have....less about buy buy buy your usual...very good

[kimberlydavis]

I love the white blouse your wearing. Absolutely beautiful, elegance and refreshing.

[madisonherries]

Another suggested tip is thrift shopping. Rather then buying a t shirt for $20 at the mall. You can go to your local thrift/antique store and find perfectly nice pieces for a much better price and it’s helping save our environment. Some of the items you find in there have never been worn so it’s better to wear them rather then just throw perfectly good pieces away.

[pamelapeterson]

So good to hear about your new found awareness of the impact of fashion on the environment...Yay! Love this kind of video and really appreciate the tips.

[jacquihallett]

Fantastic video Josie! Such a joy to watch, and very informative! I have cut back on whose vlogs I watch, but will never cut back on yours! Thank you so much for all the effort you put into this latest video, and all your videos!🇨🇦❤️

[Anniloves]

Good morning Darling. You should do a series where you help people with their style. Love your content

[Igniteurperformance]

You are so right. I save some of my “precious” pieces for special events and rarely enjoy them. Great reminder.