10 Style Mistakes That I Have Fixed | Gemary

[@Gemaryermus]

0:48- Wrong rise 2:02- Only purchasing one size 3:57- Very high heels 5:00- Wrong undergarments 6:55- Too many accessories 8:03- Cropped outerwear 8:48- Very short necklaces by themselves 10:04- Buttoning shirts all the way up 10:50- Not taking my hairstyle into Consideration 12:10- Falling for what looks good on other people

[@aurelie5577]

Gemary i love uuuuuu❤️

[@melinakarantonis8139]

Gemary thank u

[@カヤカヤ-d5f]

Thank uuu for sharing and great great analysis🦋

[@fabulouslifeinchrist1349]

Thanks. You know we like summaries. High waist or mid rise is flattering on people without an uber flat belly which is 99 percent of people. No one wants their backside exposed.

[@misquidedyouth]

Could you make a video on shapewear?

[@juleselaine9968]

Read the title as “10 Style mistakes that fixed Germany” loll

[@maddyk6720]

Julia Elaine samee😂

[@Gemaryermus]

Story of my life 😩😂

[@cuteparrot1314]

Lmao

[@jasu5142]

Me too 😇

[@lizzi7128]

Also me but I'm high rn

[@jillk6908]

You taught me to unbutton the bottom few buttons of my shirt and criss-cross tuck into my pants. Simple but game-changer! Love your videos!!

[@Gemaryermus]

Yay!! Glad you found those tips helpful & thanks for watching 😊

[@WilliamsPinch]

Jill Kenny no seriously. That changed the game!

[@rebeccabuckler5086]

Which video of hers shows this method? Thanks!

[@dorrochima2475]

How??????

[@jillk6908]

@@rebeccabuckler5086 IDK the specific video...she does it in many. Go back and watch her older styling videos...it's the trick for making button down shirts more fitted in the waist by unbuttoning and criss crossing. Don't know how else to explain but watch all her styling vids if you haven't--worthwhile tips.

[@amyzaia2139]

Isn't she just a work or art? Her beauty, her simplicity, her accent, the decor, the aesthetic of her videos look straight out of a museum 🖤

[@em8693]

Right!!

[@sarahogue]

Yes!!!! I’m so happy I found this gorgeous chica

[@lanapana2629]

What is her accent, I like ❤

[@loidagastelu1185]

@@lanapana2629 cuban accent

[@slyne307]

PLEASE I NEED YOU TO MAKE A “HOW TO SHOP” VIDEO. Staples we need in our closet and how to look expensive on a budget. Also WHERE to shop.

[@lovuwy.]

@space._.bunnies but isn't it dirty?-just asking

[@Valliswan]

@@lovuwy. I have worked in fashion retail and I can tell you, new clothes are just as "dirty". It's not like new and thrifted clothes are super filthy, but both have to be washed. New clothes are usually full of chemicals, people sometimes throw them on the ground after trying them on, some people are super sweaty when trying them on, and they are usually produced under inhumane conditions. Thrifted clothes have stood the test of time, they are used but usually still in good condition, chances are they will last quite a while. I have started thrifting 6 years ago and haven't bought anything new, my wardbrobe is versatile and unique. You should definitely try thrifting! Just wash the clothes and they're as good as new.

[@lovuwy.]

@@Valliswan Well,i think that too but everyone says that it smell so Bad and you Can be sick od it....and so

[@sita487]

alexandragirlytalk has an excellent video on that

[@vanessawoyome]

@@lovuwy. that's what a lot of people think! But it's absolutely not. Thrift stores really maintain their clothes, and you can get really unique items for very cheap prices! I never really liked the idea of thrifting until I tried it... You just need an open mindset

[@lavellans]

I’m 5’2 and a short heel and pointed toe has a sophisticated effect. No need to be falling over in 6’ heels. I’m not tall and won’t be. I’d look silly wearing something that makes me uncomfortable.

[@hkgs_knight4216]

Same!

[@Isennia]

I’m 4’10 always tried to wear the tallest heels I could tolerate, but at the end of the day you just have to accept your size. Right now I try buy medium height heels and forget about the rest, so well said.

[@beepboop1232]

Lemon Cookie I have the same views as you!💜

[@honeyohara5513]

Same here.

[@Ashaliyeva]

I’m just under 5’2”, but I’ve always liked being short. In fact, I sometimes wish I was an even 5’, lol! However, when it comes to heels, it’s hard for me to wear even kitten heels because I have rheumatoid arthritis. I often wish I could just wear heels comfortably- just low heels, nothing crazy high.

[@yomnahossam6773]

I love how you're embracing finding out what looks best on YOU and not just following trends and other people, as a petite girl I always used to dress clothes that looked like I'm drowning deep there because that's what looks good on models right? but now that I dress more fitted and suitable clothes for my body, I never felt more comfortable and confident! love your videos

[@Nicole-qw4pe]

I actually love the look of the short necklaces and broader shoulders. I think it looks delicate and powerful at once and I think that’s a beautiful look. I also have broader shoulders, and I think that makes the collarbone very pronounced, a short necklace draws attention to the collarbone (which draws attention to the shoulders as well), but I think it creates beautiful lines. I’m all about the look. But obvs that’s just my opinion and it doesn’t have to be just so of course.

[@agnessfox9983]

I think the same, it's so powerful ❤️😇

[@julialongo]

The wrong pants rise is very interesting! I recently started noticing this on myself too, i have a long torso as well

[@munichmoon5711]

"Very high heels. Why do they exist?" 😂😂😂😂😂 When I was in my twenties (2000's) I was wearing high heels all the time (as sneakers were not in style for girls) but as now it is stylish to wear sneakers I am just soooo happy and never wear high heels again. Freeedoooooooom. Same for low low rise jeans, it was so in style in the 90's/00's and it was such a horrible rise. I stopped wearing jeans completely. When the high waisted jeans came in style I had a HALELUJA moment.

[@fishyfingers5044]

that necklace length rule is so smart and effective

[@pepperoncinikettlechips]

I would love to see a collection of your shorter heels. I need some recommendations.

[@Nane-dv1ml]

This is a really good idea

[@raza8114]

Yesss

[@gulcem1538]

I love the beginning and how she respect that everyone is different when it comes to style

[@IsCosmos]

I’m a petite woman it’s so hard finding blouses that aren’t too big through the shoulders.

[@adindawildoer3793]

omga u have never related more! expecially for coats, i can never find my size

[@kbear6863]

adinda wildoer same, I pretty much only buy specifically petite cut coats! Usually online on sites like ASOS

[@DD-jr3mq]

@@adindawildoer3793 me too! All the coats I try on look huge on me and I've been searching for months..

[@attoooh]

Britt Storey ugh i have the opposite problem... women blouses are too tight on he shoulders... men's ones are too tight on boob and butt area

[@anim.4949]

A C same. The struggle of wide shoulders

[@jesusisapisces]

I just wanted to say you have a gorgeous body and shoulders. Honestly.

[@Gemaryermus]

CATHOLIC THOT aww thank you so much ♥️♥️

[@culturecoroner]

Agreed! ♥️

[@milynayang]

I felt 100% like you too. I never really loved jeans until high rise were in. They feel so much more comfortable.

[@purekaren0611]

As someone born and raised in Miami, your accent, the way you express yourself, and the way you carry yourself really translates a very homie feel for me. This video was simple and incredibly effective in getting its point across. Thank you ❣️ con mucho amor, Karen.

[@bonbon5717]

I have the same body shape as you do, especially my swimmer shoulder. I love love love short necklaces, but it always looks off. Now I know why LOL these are all good tips, not the general ones that people keep telling me. I learned new things, thanks!

[@bentebeauxe8057]

Idk but I really liked the shorter necklace more on her

[@jesso3879]

You should watch Aly Art's body series videos. She goes into depth about how certain clothing items, shoes, accessories look really great on some people, but others they dont. It all has to do with everyone's bone structure and the visual "weight" of their bones.

[@pollyjeanbean]

These styling tip videos can feel very repetative, but this one felt new! Nice job!

[@ajmetsubo1612]

"Little torture devices for your feet" I FELT THAT

[@nancyhernandez2271]

I agree with everything you say. The hardest is my hair. I’m so bad at figuring out what to do with it😕

[@funkyfemme]

majority of women, in my opinion, should wear high waisted jean. It much more natural looking on the female body--if you're looking to accentuate a feminine form.

[@dunjagavrilovic7012]

I am very tall and very skinny with square shaped body and high waist looks like I have legs up my neck and make me look like I dont have that very little waist I have, the lower the jeans the better they suit me, but the right size is hard to find...

[@sfex9]

I'm on the short side with a pear shaped body and they make me look like I have legs up my neck as well 😂 I have a short torso rather than short legs, the torso is slim and bony, while hip bones and thighs are round and wide. High wasted jeans emphasize this disproportion and make the upper part of my body disappear. There's no such thing as _"the feminine body"_ , it's just a matter of bone structure and fat distribution. To be honest, my most used pair of jeans is high waisted. It's the way it hugs my hips, I never thought jeans could be as comfortable and I can't go back. But I can see it's not a flattering look.

[@bih5616]

i think that when a, f.e., tall, rectangular shaped female wears high waisted jeans it just looks really unflattering. I wear them personally because i have a long ass torso, so no, not everyone should wear one type of jean. everyone is already trying to look the same nowadays anyways, atleast let us change it up with the jeans :/

[@bih5616]

high waisted jeans make your hips disappear so i don't think that it accentuates the female body :/

[@moongem4489]

@@bih5616 the comment doesn't say everyone, nor is it stopping anyone from doing what they want. It's just a preference.

[@EmmaIsAmme]

the only purchasing size reminds me of when i was 13-14 and i was CONVINCED i was size 12-14/ medium ??? but in reality i was a size 4-8/ xs- s ??? I think i got confused with switching to adult sizes, but i remember wearing clothes that wouldnt fit me in a flattering way at all

[@xoxalyne8815]

Ema F same thing with shoes ! When i started going shopping on my own without my parents, i don’t know why i would always get shoes that weren’t my size, they would fit but not comfortably. From like 11-14 i believed i was a size 7 while i was a size 7,5-8 and i just thought it was normal for shoes to hurt your feet at the end of the day 🤦‍♀️ i also never complained about it so no one knew...

[@OpeningtheVault365]

I like the necklace length tip. I also have hella broad shoulders, so I'll try this out when the weather is warmer where I am.

[@klear19634]

We might not have the same style, but i love that ur body type is the same as mine. So many fashion channels that talk about these things are so far left or right on the body spectrum, its nice to have representation

[@anaisbeaulieu7956]

The best video on "style mistakes". Beautiful, simple, clear and revelant.

[@unahassi958]

I would loooove a video all about your nails: your nail care/routine/fav polishes/technique etc. 😊

[@slavmetal]

Would you consider doing a video on how to make curly hair work with different outfits? I've never heard anyone talk about this, but I have really bushy hair and I've always struggled with it overpowering my outfits and making me look frumpy and disheveled 😭. I want to embrace my natural hair, but it tends to make sophisticated and sleek outfits look anything but.

[@Vbe796]

I feel similarly. I have curly hair and have a hard time deciding how to style it when I wear more sophisticated outfits. I tend to wear a low bun on those occasions...paired with dainty earrings. It seems to helps the look come together.

[@debless9]

Have you ever heard of the Kibbe body types? I think you are a "soft natural" and it's fascinating how your style has evolved to reflect very precisely the style recommendations for that body type. You have a very good eye.

[@TheRisingIcarus]

I think at this point my maximum heel height is like 8-9 cm. They are imo the perfect mix of looking flattering and being comfortable. Also a slight platform at the front and closed shoes is better

[@RL-ui8js]

It's true. Finding the right rise did really change the way my body looks. And also i understand you in the wide shoulder game (my body is like this so i tried to look for ways to not accentuate that part without making me feel bad about it) Amazing video Gemary 👏

[@WilliamsPinch]

*ALL* of these tips make a look much more sophisticated. Well done 👌🏽

[@annacelsancho2485]

The heel part is funny 😂😂😂😂 "little torture devices" indeed!!

[@thedistinguishedpeasant48]

I don't buy foot torture devices.

[@lilegg301]

well, if I did that I’d be taller than most men.

[@ahumanaperson]

lil egg sames

[@hooklynee5851]

lil egg oh I buy foot torture device because I love love love being taller than most men😁

[@ioncorner6206]

@@hooklynee5851 I can't get enough of the surge of power I get when looking down on men... Literally. 🤣

[@Joselyn548]

I love wearing foor torture device that are not as torturous in order to function properly with all of the handles/gabinets/buses make for people over 5.2'

[@Idan949]

Such a good point with too much accessories! If I wear some earings, even the smallest ones, and sunglasses, I won't wear any hair clips, bold lipstick (!) etc., because I feel like it looks like there's too much going on around my face. Also I barely reach for belts, cause I prefer simplicity and they make it too busy for me. Some people rock it tho.

[@lornamuller9493]

I feel like my face looks bigger when I do sleek low buns :/

[@vanessaolmos4300]

Lorna Muller a happy medium I found was doing a middle/high bun. Follow your cheekbones and lay the bun around that height. Helps a lot

[@lorenm7]

I feel this way sometimes too. I notice If I do a side part with the low bun or pull out some front pieces from my bangs, it balances my face out.

[@vanessaolmos4300]

@@lorenm7 Oooh yes, letting down a couple of strands also makes the look feel softer

[@lornamuller9493]

Thanks girls I’ll definitely give it a try :)

[@niamhk1544]

Lorna Muller i feel like my face looks massive with me hair up at all :/

[@ching2003hk2003]

I share the similar body shape as you and thank you for your tips! You always look good! Love your outfits and your positivity!

[@buketdoesstuff]

I like the way how you emphasize that there is no ultimate truth about clothes because it’s personal and talk about your own way of making them better

[@mountain85]

Agree to everything you've mentioned. You are a style icon in the making. One of the things I have stopped wearing since maybe 2009/10 is low rise jeans and I always always always wore flats in my teens and early twenties. I still don't feel the need to wear high heels unless it's a party and I feel like wearing them for an hour or two max

[@torilie]

Omg I have the same “issue” with my neck/traps lol. Every time I wear a shorter necklace I’m like, “Hi I’m a linebacker.” When I mention this people say I’m nuts. 🥴

[@vishyav]

I am really appreciative of how you’ve been self aware and thought yourself all of these tricks

[@catchofilada3915]

I feel you on the linebacker shoulders + long torso combination. I do a lot of these style tips already (after MUCH trial and error). Instant subscribe!

[@Pursuepeace0715]

I agree on shapewear it does up your style and make you look well put together. I have bought some snd helps with panty lines too for a more polished look

[@briana14333]

Germary, this is the first video I've seen of yours and we have similar bodies and feelings about what works for our bodies! This all resonates. Glad I found your channel :)

[@patriciacasalrodriguez]

Another great video! It is about knowing your body and what suits you, and combining that with touches of your personality. I appreaciate those people that despite what is on trend always keep their own style and you can totally recognize them in the way they look.

[@alize0623]

I never felt comfortable in the super low rise thing. High rise pants have been a gift send to me. I don’t wear any other type of pants

[@ginavanulzen6681]

Since I found two pairs of jeans that fit me perfectly and got another taken in for the perfect fit, I feel way better in them. Just much more flattering to the hips and bum.

[@sydneyedwards4127]

For real I’m soooo happy the chunky short heal is back in. There’s actually science behind the comfort of chunkier heels because they distribute your weight better. I can wear chunky healed 3-4 inch booties or heals all day, but the same height in a thin heal is so uncomfortable. Definitely worth the investment finding a good comfy heel instead of tying to look fancy in a stiletto but wanting to take them off seriously after only 1 hr lol

[@iluvmybangs]

Thank you for including examples of both situations. Very helpful video!

[@cnsun17]

You’re absolutely right about knowing what is the correct rise for your body type and fitting the largest part of your body. I look better in a mid rise and I go to the tailor to adjust the waist. Thank you for stating the obvious 😊

[@jhingbautista4519]

The tips are so simple and so common but it's like people aren't that aware of them. Or they are aware of them but they don't see them as important. I'm glad I stumbled upon this video. I learned a lot. I already know most of the things you said but they're clearer now. Hopefully when I have enough money, I'd be able to take note of these tips thr next time I go shopping. You just earned a subscriber. Thanks!

[@dayramartinez1906]

'i used to wear the same bra for everything' ok., i am feeling So Attacked right now,,,, seriously tho love this video sm from content to setting!! everything!!!! i have wide shoulders too and one thing i noticed is that when the fabric is not stitched straight at the shoulder but it comes from the neck in a diagonal line (it probs has a name idk if i made myself clear) i think it looks more balanced because it draws the eyes to my neck or my center you know what i mean???

[@jesusisapisces]

V neck??

[@vanessab3013]

I 100% agree with the shapewear suggestion! It prevents wedgies when you wear a dress and it’s honestly just more comfortable when you’re out and about!

[@ecbelle]

Girl, your neck and shoulders are gorgeous. I know as women it can be hard to feel good about parts of us that aren't dainty, but you look like you work out. That's a good thing. You look sculpted and your curves and lines in that area are super pretty. It took me a while to like my back because it's pretty muscular, but luckily my boyfriend is super vocal about what he likes about me and I realized that it was all the things I was self conscious about: the muscles in my back, the soft parts of my thighs, my height, etc. The longer necklace did look better, but your neck and shoulders are amazing either way!

[@qtsobb]

I think you should check out David Kibbe body types. It can explain why certain clothes fit you and some don't. Also very effective to correct style mistakes. Aly Art and Merriam Style are two channels I'll highly recommend for it.

[@ladymariej4156]

8:22 You should definitely try a cropped jacket in red or burgundy, it will compliment your waist and skin tone. The bigger jacket swallows your frame. 9:40 Also the high neck blouse really slims the neckline and looks super feminine, kudos! *Also my shoulders are pretty squared too, so I like wider necklines that show my clavicle for balance👍🏽*

[@user-yd4yr5hr3s]

Oh my goodness so loving that tip to do your hair after the outfit so that it looks good together no one anywhere I follow in fashion has ever mentioned that bravo 👏beautiful genius tip much love and appreciation ❤️💕

[@Lisa-om2yq]

I really needed this video! I am also a tall women. I have a long torso small waist but thick thighs. I struggled with my lifestyle so long because I couldn't accept that my body is different than most girls. For example cuffed/croppe pants, low waist pants, etc. And I have to admit this video made me realise a lot of things about my style! I wear baggy clothes without purpose, I wear cropped vests that don't fit me,... so thank you!

[@1day2dayme]

Appreciate the disclaimer at the beginning of your clip. It shows the respect you hold for others :)

[@danielleperez3516]

I feel like you’re my fashion professor 👩‍🏫, I’m taking notes and excited to apply these lessons!

[@Gemaryermus]

😂🤍

[@emmawilding9484]

YES wish i'd figured out earlier that low and mid-rise jeans don't suit me, and that just because a pair of jeans are objectively my size, and say 'high rise' on them doesn't mean they will hit me at the right place and i should just keep looking for another style of high-rise jeans that come up high enough to reach my waist also I FEEL YOU on the shoulder thing. I love deep v-necks because i feel like it draws the attention down and in and breaks up the horizontal line a bit and YES on the hairstyle thing, it needs to be considered. my biggest makeup tip/discovery ive made for myself recently was to do my eyebrows after my hairstyle and my eyelashes because i feel like if youve got dramatic lashes and you wear your hair away from your face (like a ponytail or with a headband) then you can get away with bolder brows and what you mightve thought looked wayyy too dark before doing your hair actually looks good.

[@learnenglishandalotmore8180]

From last year only I started learning about my body and finding my personal style. Your videos make a big contribution in my journey. Thankyou.

[@kathleenh.7956]

Ahhh, your accent brings me back to the days I taught at a Cuban school in Miami...Love it xo

[@paarmitashukla]

Ah I so relate to the high heels point. I'm short so always felt like tall heels were the only thing that would make me "sexier" but I would be a disaster walking into them. Now I get shorter heels and have learnt to be okay with it.

[@Nicole-sy1iy]

I am just now discovering the high rise... and girl, let me tell you they make a world of difference! I agree with you 100% I have a long torso as well and would always try to wear low rise... Now I am donating all my low rise jeans lol... Bc high rise compliments my shape so much better!

[@Yan-ri2jg]

I have a short thick neck and wide shoulders. I really appreciate the tip about the short necklaces!!! I'm also trying the button down shirt hack

[@nieshvanterpool]

"i look...like i'm a line backer" - omg Gemary!

[@Gemaryermus]

It’s the truth! 😩😂❤️

[@crochetsbycarmen5537]

Your video was recommended to me. Great advice! I am a petite women and I am large breast so I can’t wear midrise or high rise. Low rise are a blessing. I have to create my waistline since I have a short torso. I am glad you mention buying different sizes from different brands I tend to do this. I subscribed to your channel!

[@RosieRose369]

I have the same issue

[@metseia]

As someone with wide/broader shoulders and neck, these tips are amazing -- thank you!! 💕

[@jasminetyxo]

So true about wearing under garments! It really upgrades an outfit and helps the clothing flatter you all the more 💕 I bought my first like spanx slip dress and it’s changed my wardrobe forever 😂 I never realized the difference it would make

[@lavellans]

Jasmine Ty How do you wear it?

[@jasminetyxo]

Lemon Cookie with fitted dresses 👗

[@SuhannaDeSilva]

With pants I’ve learned to size up to fit my butt and legs and then take in the waist

[@brookemathews5502]

Thanks great video- I’m relatively tall with long torso and legs, broad shoulders and a bigger neck and small chest - I think your videos are particularly helpful for my kind of body type!

[@heycynthia]

what is the name of the bust you have on your left? Link?

[@hffysnff]

heycynthia it’s definitely a bust of Aphrodite, if that helps :)

[@wikagawu535]

This is so true. Getting a pair of jeans is easy. Getting well fitted pair of jeans is near to impossible. I also happened to have most “high waisted” jeans reaching under my actual waist and all sorts of “embracing” shapes jeans would still be too tight in my thighs. Unfortunately tailoring is not an option for me. I also tended to buy too big pants all the time and then once they stretch out a little it wouldn’t look good anymore. Now I choose stretchy material jeans, choose ones which has fitting me waist. I buy one size too small and wear it for a day at home. Then they fit me like a glove and I don’t need belt with it, which most of the time I hate..

[@iridageorgiadi2850]

Oh my God girl ,I have really similar bodytype with yours ,and the fact with the necklace and the neck..gosh i spent YEARS to understand and fix it

[@dukesters3600]

Yes dude I have found that sizing up on the pants /Jeans and then taking it in at the waist wether its sending to the tailor, sewing it myself or just tightening the belt to winch is key to having all my pants look flattering

[@nubbyrose87]

I watch a lot of KZbin fashion videos and your the first one to mention playing around with different sizes. My mind set has always been to go for a certain size but that just doesn’t work all the time.

[@weliveinasociety4629]

The size one as well as buying things that look good on someone else are definitely some of my biggest problems with my style. I forget that the person and body type I wish I was is not at all reflective of the body type I actually am lol. Great video thank you!

[@ShineOn132]

I love low heels and as a fellow y’all girl have been trying to find more! What brands do you buy often! I find shoe shopping so hard

[@icr9375]

As a fellow tall girl, I always go for ASOS and also, if I want something more affordable, I look in DEICHMANN

[@justapseudonym7]

Target also has low heels that are reasonably comfortable

[@ashleyjolicoeur]

The necklace with the shoulders, sis, I can relate!!! I love chokers, but I don’t wear them the same anymore because my shoulders will look cray cray 😂

[@belle2716]

The thing about wearing less accessories I completely get, I feel exactly the same less is definitely more.

[@Nathasharam]

Yessss the hair thing! I have very big curly hair and chunky necklines make me look like I’m drowning in my hair because there’s no space for it to fall freely! Dressing for your body is so key and make an incredible difference!

[@ozgesolmaz752]

her hands looks so soft and neat

[@elijahwoodonascooter9349]

dang this made me realize that one pair of pants that fits me perfectly in the waist might've actually been too small of a size for my thighs..

[@tyszkula]

Thank you for this video. I feel that nowadays when we choose new clothes we think that it's us that need to fit in them. But it's the opposite - the clothes should fit us and our bodies so we should experiment and pick pieces that we look and feel comfortable in, not blindly follow trends and sizes.

[@JlNXED]

Ahhh I feel that linebacker neck thing you were talking about with jewelry I get it with some clothes too

[@is8249]

Thank you so much for posting this!! This is like the first video that was actually helpful for me.

[@atbeckh]

God damn honestly I follow so many fashion you tubers and instagrammers and even actual designers but if I could have anybody’s wardrobe it would be yours hands down

[@elizabethherreraborja7511]

I love this! Its been a while now since I start watching videos of style mistakes and tips, but not until now I have found someone who has a body shape and an style similar to mine! I love it

[@Aditi11_11]

Ohh my lord.. Every word in this video is so true.. I myself have made these mistakes knowingly/unknowingly...🙈 ❣️💟❣️

[@Yahnellie]

Gemary please link the top that you are wearing! I’m in love with it 😍

[@Gemaryermus]

Hey love, Here's the link: go.magik.ly/ml/tl3b/

[@nelan3334]

If you feel that your shoulders are broad everything that makes a vertical line will help (high turtleneck or deeper v neck). Also, I am not sure if it's the camera, I think you could be deep winter color seasoning. If that's the case I think that a bit cooler toned earrings would work great on you.

[@jbei9981]

When you said you don't want to look like a linebacker lol I've literally said those exact words. I feel like I have broad shoulders and a thicker neck and I'm always trying find ways to look more delicate, even though my friends say I'm crazy for thinking that way about myself. It's so helpful to get tips from someone with a similar body type so thank you!! PS you are beautiful and do not look like a linebacker at all!

[@jbei9981]

Also I very much relate about the "prominent" natural hair

[@annastarr2043]

I just found you. You're very pleasant to listen to & make a lot of sense. You definitely style yourself well ❤

[@Skali4President]

This is so helpful. I think we have similar body types, in that my shoulder/neck area isnt necessarily dainty lol... and I'm constantly trying to look sleek/dainty (my curly hair doesnt help). So this is great advice! Thank you! will be watching more of your videos

[@icr9375]

What if you use dainty hairclips on one side? I don't know what type of hair you have but maybe it can work for you! 🤗

[@oldtimesong]

Such an interesting video. Also, we have similar body types so this is even more useful.

[@helloZEBRAeyes]

I love this video! Super useful tips, some of which I’ve learned from years of doing it wrong, and new ones that I will definitely be using! Can you do a video with some of your favorite very-high waisted jeans? I am also a fellow long-torso gal who struggles to find high rises that can also fit my muscular butt and thighs! Thanks so much 💕

[@andreachua657]

What brands are your favorite high rise jeans and trousers! I also have a long torso and am struggling to find a good bottoms that hits exactly on my waist.

[@doof3231]

We have the same thick shoulders and broad shoulders...i find it really hard to wear tight shirts because as you said we'd be looking like a line backer😂 ..but ive been doing exercises to straighten my back so that it will not look as thick