10 Ways To Look Expensive On A Budget In Winter

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[IEVAKambarovaite]

*If Anna can film a video with her 'funny' looking finger, I can show up for myself and others regardless of my excuses. What an absolute trooper she is.*

[brittanyg]

I think she meant "costume" jewelry, not "custom" jewelry. Just clarifying for everyone else! Anna's first language is not English, but she does have an impressive command of the language.

[dute]

Anna gesturing and pointing elegantly with her injured finger adds some unexpected comedy to the post. I am not even ashamed to laugh. Go Anna!

[cynthia]

I just love this elegant lady Anna!! I don't think she gets enough recognition for her great work ethic. She is transforming ordinary ladies like myself into an elegant feminine woman with purpose. My life has changed drastically since the first day I discovered this YouTube channel, thank you from the bottom of my heart Anna 😍😍
Ladies please can we share all her videos with all our friends and family members and grow it to 5 million subscribers!!

[luzm]

I find it so hard to dress elegantly in the summer without looking like I’m just wearing business casual 24/7 😭 I want to find the perfect line between business casual and feminine elegant

[hilu]

In my personal opinion, it is much easier to look elegant in winter than summer. Beautiful coat, warm hat and good boots. They elevate any outfit, and people might not be able to tell what you are wearing under them, when you are doing your errands. In warm summer you have to look good from head to toe, without covering layers. However, there is always space for learning how to look even more elegant, so thank you for the video! Greetings from Finland! 🌸❄

[randigerber]

Also, the term "costume jewelry" refers to jewelry made from non-precious metals and stones. Chanel has long been a promoter of the look. BUT, costume jewelry can be quite expensive, even though it will not hold up well over the years. I would also be careful to find out what metals are used in the fabrication, since you're wearing it against your skin. (Many poisons are transmitted transdermally. Examples include lead, cadmium, chromium, and nickel.)

[anastasgiselle]

Anna, you have truly changed my life and outlook on femininity with every video you post. I can’t even say how much you’ve taught me in the 5 years I’ve been watchIng you. You have truly been an icon, teacher, and mother all in one. Thank you ♥️

[homemakingwithmrs.afridi]

Hi Anna, I am from Pakistan and though I don't wear western clothes but I do watch your videos anxiously.
I like this thing about you that you chose to go on the journey towards elegance, and you admit your previous mistakes to guide others.

[BlossomWithDeborah]

I'm so happy that you did this video for us living in cold weather. This Canadian winter is hitting me like never before and I thought my level up journey was about to be paused for 5 months. Thank you! 💋😻

[sebrinabennett]

I learned early in life the importance of layers. I live in Northern California in the Sierras mountains and it gets cold and we get a lot of snow. So I loved to ski and I learn that pantyhose work really well as a insulator. When I went to the Army it also worked well on cold days underneath my uniform. I bought my thin insulator shirts in Walmart for only $15 and you can by the bottoms as well.

[GISandRSLaboratory]

I can't understand how, but your channel helps me to learn English. your pronunciation is so clear and soft. thank you from 🇺🇦

[theodoramastoridou]

Yes!!! Please do more videos like this!!!❤🙏 And maybe about etiquette on special situations (meeting his parents, hosting a dinner yourself etc)

[MelanieKilsby]

So wonderful seeing you elegant as always and despite the unfortunate event, smiling! You're an inspiration!

[AlmostHeaven]

How you know Anna really cares: she literally bled trying to share ideas and help us 😢. I hope you heal very soon, my love. Thank you truly for all that you do for my life ❤️. You teach me passion every day!

[kyeclgh]

The variety of textures in the amzrepo pack is impressive. From smooth leather to textured suede, there's something for everyone.

[brodd]

I love winter and the cold weather so I find it easier to dress well this time of year. I wear dresses almost every day now, even when it's below freezing and I'm much warmer in dresses than I was when I would wear pants. Loose clothing is much better at insulating than tight clothing. Here's some things I've found that have worked well for me:
1. Merino wool base layer is a must! I wear merino wool leggings/ tights every day in winter.
2. I wear a black, white, skin toned, or otherwise neutral colored turtleneck under my dresses. It looks nice and it's practical.
3. Tall boots! Snow boots when there's a lot of snow on the ground, and leather riding boots when there is little to no snow.
4. Ear muffs. I think they're so cute and feminine, and most importantly practical.
Loved the tip about putting a belt on a coat. I found a 100% wool long coat for $20 at a thrift store. It didn't have a belt so I just use a belt that came with another cheaper fake wool coat that I had.

[juliawest]

Anna perhaps you could do a video on quality fabrics, etc. So many people I meet do not know how warm wool, cashmere and down are. If they do shop for an item with quality fabric, they don't buy it because of the price. As you know from living in Sweden, one wool sweater is warmer than 10 fleece ones. What I have learned is that these fabrics end up lasting longer, look more elegant, and are warmer than a bunch of layers. Because they last longer, we don't need to buy so many pieces; not to mention the cost savings on your household heating system when one is dressed warmly. Bedding is no exception either. Most of my friends do not know about flannel or silk sheets, wool and down blankets. You will never hear me complain of the cold or see me looking drab. Elegant ladies are comfortable.

[daisidawes]

Please do a video on dressing elegant for plus sized ladies. I honestly struggle to feel elegant in anything I wear having put on some weight over the past few years ❤️ Would love your input

[jessslegr]

Good knitwear: Reiss, United Colours of Benetton
Good blazers/coats: Massimo Dutti, Gant
Good country style jackets: Ralph Lauren, Tory London