8 Things Upper CLASS Women Never Wear

[@Intelligence130]

I appreciate that she is finally addressing the subject of wearing clothes that are too revealing. Nothing is more trashy.

[@lilithowl]

Nothing to be ashamed of, having a body.

[@alicesamuels3937]

It sends the wrong message to show too much. I want to be more than my body . The exception is beach wear .

[@sue1577]

They still spend a hell of a lot of money to look under stated more than an ordinary woman could .. you could replicate but they would never be the same quality .

[@natashka1982]

@@lilithowl its not about shame, its about tact

[@northernlights6459]

@@alicesamuels3937, totally agree.The beach is the place for revealing clothes.

[@dianebush1837]

Wear the dress, don’t let the dress wear you! Best piece of advice from a true lady 60 years ago! She also said be classy not trashy.

[@kellyhughes4017]

No upper class woman would have the ridiculous tattoo that I saw on one of the models.

[@juanitahardy8583]

You are right.

[@janejdough2230]

@@juanitahardy8583 I agree or those dreadful nose rings.

[@CarolPy-l6m]

@@kellyhughes4017 Agreed! But I can’t find the model with the tattoo. Can you tell me where it is?

[@Fola1895]

I hate tattoos, and it's a big no-no if you want to look elegant.

[@vickilavoie2516]

True not a mark of class

[@tottiemae2258]

I totally agree with commenters who say that true class is about being a kind and compassionate woman. However, it also helps to know how to package the loveliness on the inside so we don't unnecessarily turn people off. We may not be able to afford silk and cashmere, but we can still show consideration for the sensibilities of others by dressing respectfully.

[@patriciatehaate236]

Excellent point

[@LilyAmongThorns]

There are plenty of reasonably priced garments that look elegant and they don’t have to be made of expensive silks or cashmeres. You just need to be aware of what truly looks nice on you and choose coordinates which work well together. If you can afford them you can incorporate a few expensive items that work well with less expensive yet good fitting sweaters, blouses, sneakers, etc and still look great.

[@CarolPy-l6m]

I have refused to wear anything that has a logo showing for many yearsI am not going to advertise for them. I’ve always thought logos were tacky. They scream “ Look at me! I paid a lot of money for this. I’m special “

[@SheriFlowers1965]

Absolutely! They also indicate low self esteem. My own initials are quite enough.

[@CarolPy-l6m]

@@SheriFlowers1965 Yes indeed!

[@dsmith9796]

Tattoos are the ultimate give-a-way that a woman is not classy. In my opinion,.

[@paularose3847]

Yep, like the "tramp stamp" tat.

[@patriciareed3510]

A Slim an trim body seems to be key for clothes be looking good.

[@sybillnicolemoller9676]

and clothes that fit properly

[@angelabluebird609]

Not necessarily. Fit and proportion are key, regardless of one's size.

[@BrokerTamara]

@@angelabluebird609very true

[@tiathechosen1]

That's mostly true, but if you don't have that, you can always wear shapewear.

[@agl5132]

Let's not forget your disposition says a lot about you. Just because a person has money and can afford nice clothes doesn't make them classy. What comes out of your mouth can tell a person everything about your character. Remember that old saying. You can put lipstick on a pig but it's still a pig. 💄🐖

[@mizmiki65]

I agree, so many spend so much time, effort and money on their looks and then go out and act ugly.

[@marilynbrown5274]

Yes,..a SNOTTY Woman who looks down on others..is never appealing.

[@marilynbrown5274]

Disposition is everything. IT is pure Charm.

[@patriciatehaate236]

Awesome comment ❤

[@Still-c3y]

We all can’t afford what upper class women can. So I think as long as your clothes has no tears and are clean and you don’t smell you are fine!!

[@edennis8578]

Even poor, we can still avoid tacky. Also, clearance sales are our friend, no matter what some so-called experts say. Retailers over buy even on classics and basics, and we can profit from that.

[@Still-c3y]

I work in healthcare and I see patients on a daily basis who have more to worry about than looking tacky. Unfortunately our society puts more worth in what label our neighbors are wearing rather than worrying if they have enough to eat. It is the old adage don’t judge the book by its cover.

[@mtngrl5859]

I've bought many clothes second hand through thrift stores & Ebay. Frankly if women keep their wardrobes neutral, its costs less than going after trends. Neutral doesn't mean no color, its just a bit more muted. One can have a vibrant color in a blouse, that will bring attention to you but not overpower the look. My neutrals are Navy, camel, burgundy, forest green, gray, ivory.

[@angelabluebird609]

@@mtngrl5859 Yes. My clothes are timeless. It is wonderful not having it go out of, "style,". Buy the best you can afford, care for it well, and you will look classy.

[@littlewitch2175]

my maw maw often said ...people who use the word class so frequently don t have it.

[@wendymerritt4594]

Amen. Smart Grandma.

[@LoralLee]

If you're teaching a class on class, doesn't it stand to reason that you would use the term repeatedly? Logic.

[@mizmiki65]

these are not 'rules', they are standards of good taste and self-respect and apply to women of all classes; some of us avoid labels and logos simply because they are overpriced and often ugly not because we are trying to look 'expensive' 🙄

[@alicesamuels3937]

I refuse to be a walking advertisement for a new money billionaire .

[@paularose3847]

That is why you see logo wear and bags at discount stores like Ross and other places. Tacky.

[@shan4078]

Women who want to wear every piece of jewelry they own all at the same time drives me nuts. Because I'm allergic to so many metals I have to stick to 14k or higher gold. I even have to be careful with white gold because a lot of lower end manufacturers use zinc or nickel to turn the gold white and I'm allergic to both. I have a very generous husband and on most gift giving occasions he gifts me with a piece of jewelry. After 40 years of marriage I have an extensive fine jewelry collection. I never ever stack my rings, bracelets, necklaces and I don't wear a piece of jewelry on every appendix of my body. I get many compliments on my jewelry, but how could anyone appreciate one bracelet, necklace, ring, etc if it is worn with a whole stack of bracelets or necklaces? It just doesn't make sense to me

[@chamuelolivier1594]

@@paularose3847 you're right it's pathetic.

[@elenal2012]

You don't need to be " upper class" , whatever that means, to know how to dress.

[@edennis8578]

Whoosh.

[@suzannegoodman8831]

Knowing how to dress elevates you to “upper class” no matter how much money you have or don’t have.

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Ok tell that to Kim Kardashian (beautiful woman but trashy dresser)

[@milkkookie4665]

@@sampuatisamuel9785 Think how she became a household name and made billions. By doing exactly opposite to what they are saying.

[@hollyfischer1644]

Why this came through my feed is beyond me. No one with any class at all would judge another person by what they are wearing! Class is demonstrated by kindness and compassion.

[@religion-free]

Agreed! and those "garish" colors suit some people! they don't suit me sO *I* don't wear them but it's not a catch all rule by any means. Go Vegan is how to show those characteristics, because one can not be kind nor compassionate as a non-Vegan. it's just not possible

[@marilynbrown5274]

That IS the biggest sign of class.

[@mtngrl5859]

Let's be real, people are judged all the time by appearances otherwise there wouldn't be careers like image consultants or jury consultants. Let's say you go before a judge & one is wearing a muscle t-shirt showing one's tats or someone goes before a judge neatly presented in an ironed shirt and presentable pants, who do you think will have a more favorable outcome? Same thing if one goes on a job interview, present oneself in a professional manner. What we wear in public is stating who we are. Many young women today have not been raised to understand basic things like this, so the internet fills in the gap for poor parenting.

[@hollyfischer1644]

@mtngrl5859 What we wear in public is stating who we are...I find that statement highly debatable. I love the saying - never judge a book by its cover. Personally, I couldn't care less what people think about how I present myself. The people that I admire and respect tend not to rush to judgement. After that I'm willing to get to know anyone who actually wants to get to know me.

[@mtngrl5859]

@@hollyfischer1644 If you truly didn't care, then why are you watching a video on this topic. Clearly if you are that evolved and above what other's think, then why should you care how a certain segment of society presents themselves? Frankly, it's not debatable on how one presents one's self and how they are viewed. If one unfortunately finds themselves involved in a court action, one will be advised by their attorney how to dress in court. It is well understood that a jury will view how one is dressed as a sign of what kind of person they are. This also applies to the judge who will see it as a lack of courtesy if one fails to dress accordingly. There are jury consultants and image consultants who are there to guide regarding in how one presents themselves. Think about it if you are applying for a job, do you wear whatever or do you dress in a manner that suits the culture of the company? If you dress however you like, you likely are going to remain unemployed.

[@libbyneves5457]

Flashing expensive items can set you up to be robbed.

[@juanitahardy8583]

Every American women needs to warch this......never seen such shabby dressers in my life as in the USA.

[@Nortongroove]

@@juanitahardy8583 I know. It’s an embarrassment to many of us American women. Standards have fallen it seems. I am trying to elevate my dressing by wearing more classic styles that can be intermixed easily and are affordable. FYI a good line is Quince, if you’ve never heard of them, they are known for their quality, affordable cashmere. I just received an order from them, their cashmere is soo cozy, didn’t want to take it off! So worth the investment!

[@vivienneswann5776]

You should see the way many Australian & UK women dress, they are absolutely clueless!

[@paularose3847]

Yes, sloppy sweat pants with an ill fitting tee shirt, etc. Add on dirty footwear or slippers, with an unwashed look/bedhead. Bar soap and water, hairbrush/comb, toothbrush, etc. for basic hygiene are inexpensive at Dollar Tree and Walmart.

[@marilynbrown5274]

Hardly..the East Coast women dress very well. And it is classy. And I NEVER did Logos.

[@marilynbrown5274]

@@paularose3847 Are you kidding. Even little American girls are using Sephora.. hardly the dollar store. Americans shower every day...and hygiene is SUPER important to them. Maybe some people don't give a dang...but I could say the same thing about certain areas in the rest of the world. B.O. and poor hygiene being at the top.

[@hollybennett9731]

I don't care what upper, mid or lower level people wear. So tired of people telling me what to wear, say and do. Be yourself!!! Like yourself!!!

[@s.h.jacobs1960]

then why are you watching this video?

[@CFinch360]

Then why do you bother watching/commenting on a video like this? LOL

[@kingemerald241]

Some women have an excellent sense of style. They have taken the time to learn and buy quality versus quantity.

[@betsybarnicle8016]

My lovely mother taught me how to recognize poor quality material that appears cheap or that'll show wear, like pilling.

[@kingemerald241]

@@betsybarnicle8016 Now a day expensive items are cheaply made. I have cashmere sweaters that I purchased years ago that have never pealed but within the last ten years I have bought cashmere sweaters that pealed terribly, but the sweaters were more expensive. They suggested a brush to remove the pealing.

[@trustmemysonisadoctor8479]

FYI upper class women ALWAYS refer to a person using their CORRECT title.........it's Catherine The Princess of Wales NOT Kate Middleton. Because of this glaring lack of etiquette and class I stopped watching at 1:28.

[@6ftNaturalBeauty]

😂😂

[@mariesimmons7748]

Those of us who can't afford, Cashmere, wool, silk, and high-end cotton, will be feeling quite smug at how we manage to look elegant, chic, and refined in what we CAN afford because we ALSO know, that the wealthy don't have the monopoly on elegance.

[@CFinch360]

I regularly buy quality clothing made of Cashmere, wool, silk, and high-end cotton for pennies on the dollar at thrift/charity stores, and I've done so for years. It's win-win: I get high quality items, the charity gets supported, and it's more green as well. You CAN buy high quality clothing on a small budget-I've done it for years!

[@weddie24]

The one orange blouse showed the model's white bra though the button placket, and the one dark grey skirt of a suit was so tight it was wrinkled across the model's stomach.

[@marilynbrown5274]

I thought that too.

[@teresag403]

Let’s not call people low class. This is 2025.

[@edennis8578]

Some people are. You obviously live a sheltered life. Seriously.

[@m.s9146]

Referring to someone’s class is not an excuse for being unkind or thinking them unloveable. Some of the most loveable people I’ve met are from the lower classes. But it’s silly not to acknowledge the class differences.

[@elizabethclaiborne6461]

The Norma Kamali Sleeping Bag Coat is a style icon and has been since 1978. These “upper class” (defined how?) women don’t like to be cold. Those skinny coats are for cool, not cold. This minimally informed person has only looked at lawyers, not people in the country wearing Carhart insulateds or puffy camo to look over the farms. What Catherine of Wales wears as a show pony is not what she wears in private.

[@justme3343]

I appreciate these fashion videos because nobody ever taught me anything about fashion. Thank you!

[@SuzanMiller-ou5kq]

I’ve always been a classic wardrobe person and never fell for the trendy fashion.

[@carolynstewart8465]

Excellent advice, well narrated!❤

[@Nortongroove]

Stark white clothing is difficult to maintain and looks dirty after a few washes, as well as making all but the most slender look ENORMOUS😃Cream or beige is much more attractive and combines well with most colors.

[@dittohead7044]

Guess I’m doomed to being low classierly 😂😂😂

[@SurprisedAlpineSkiing-fl3jg]

Beautiful hints for every one.💓👌

[@AynLosAngeles]

Well I do love Rayon! It’s made out of bamboo which is a natural fabric so I wasn’t sure why it was on the bad list. I just love bamboo it’s so comfy like cotton and has a flowy feel. I do hate polyester it’s so hot besides looking terrible. Nowadays it’s very difficult to find cotton socks over 70% cotton most are polyester knockoffs

[@mtngrl5859]

Rayon as well as Modal are in that in between category. Rayon does come from a "natural" material but it is chemically altered, so purists don't consider it a natural material. So, when people are looking at "luxury" fabrics it is not included.

[@betsybarnicle8016]

I avoid it, because often it requires dry cleaning.

[@solangelauthier2381]

Rayon and viscose are more or less the same. They come from wood, not only bamboo. One cannot say they are really natural as they are man made…

[@solangelauthier2381]

@@betsybarnicle8016Lots of good things require dry cleaning. Like silver requires polishing.

[@mtngrl5859]

@@solangelauthier2381 Agreed, much will depend if one is coming from a sustainable orientation or is one chemically sensitive. In terms of leisure wear, I have some modal and depending on the manufacturer it comes from beech wood. In terms of wear, it has a longer life than cotton, so it is more durable and longer lasting. Plus, its more effective with moisture wicking, so from an environmental factor it is more earth friendly since the garment will last longer.

[@kristinaprenda4118]

Why would my style scream high class if I am not? Why would my clothes scream anything? For somebody's approval? Admiration? Respect? For access? For feeling of belonging? Ah, yes! To feed the consumerism monster.

[@mtngrl5859]

Why are you watching this video? If you are so above being judged, just go along with your life and continue to get the results you receive in life. Some people want to upgrade their circumstances, others are satisfied with their lot in life. It's really your choice.

[@kristinaprenda4118]

@@mtngrl5859 Why did you read my comment? Why did you not ignore it? It is the video that matters, right? Surely you do not expect everybody to think the same. BTW, no, I didn't see the video at all, hahaha. It was the "This screams low class" that provoked me. So, I agree to disagree with you. No need to take any of it personally. Peace with you.

[@gihanzohdy3284]

Don't be so doctrinaire about colour: notice British aristocracy, very often seen in bright colours, remember Queen Elisabeth II, or Princess Cathetine's frequent choices?

[@marilynbrown5274]

And the people of Britain PAY for them to be so.

[@ages6592]

03:03 no upper class lady would wear those heels in public!

[@sakeenahm]

there were a lot of things in this video that looked cheap to me, in fact most of the clothes looked like polyester

[@Nortongroove]

Polyester LOOKS like polyester😃

[@paularose3847]

@@Nortongroove Polly and Ester, the Fabric Twins! (unknown quotation)

[@Dolsie-tv6mh]

Thank you.

[@cheetavontiebolt9971]

I wear what i want with.shamless style

[@antig4555]

Hâte the idea of class not very nice

[@debbiewindsor6834]

Oh no! I was given a beautiful Holland Cooper coat for Christmas its pure wool and well cut but it has an HC logo on the belt, what should I do lol!

[@mattanderson6672]

Thank you Ma'am

[@Onebel11985]

1st of all im not interested whatever the elites wear. Im not a copy person & i hate (wanna be) upper class people. There are true upper class & true middle class people who has self identity with sense of security. Im not an upper class person, i buy designer bags with reasonable prices & i based on functionality. I do not go for it's brand or name but it's functionality which match my financial capacity which will make me feel comfortable & i can carry well with my personality.

[@annvong1579]

An upper-class woman is not what you dressed. It is about your attitude and personality .

[@dianemartinis2801]

I like lower, middle, and upper class. Variety is fun in attire

[@AngelaTimmons-m2h]

Another great comparison is Princess Diana and QC Camilla. THERE IS NO COMPARISON

[@marilynbrown5274]

Dianna dressed nicely. Camilla...not so much.

[@mtngrl5859]

TBF, our images of Diana were mostly of a very young woman and Camilla came under public scrutiny in her late 40's. Not an equal comparison. Camilla dresses well for a woman approaching 80 years of age though.

[@joannamacfarlane5404]

Rubbish, if you look fabulousin high heels and can walk well - wear them. 😊

[@island661]

6 inch heels are for strip clubs

[@LINDAOZAG]

Many of these outfits look wrinkled and too tight: jackets and pants are too small.

[@Grannynan]

I have always enjoyed keeping up with fashion trends, but now that I am in my 70's, being trendy is not within my budget. But I want to look nice, so I have turned to timeless styles. Think Ralph Lauren. I shop at a high end second hand store. The clothes are great quality and impeccable condition. I fully agree with this article, but I would change one thing. Instead of using the term "class" I would say "sophistication". Because it's not about how wealthy one is.

[@mtngrl5859]

Unfortunately, many people have a limited vocabulary. The challenge with the word sophistication, it creates a certain image that not everyone wants. I prefer the term "refined". One can be wearing a pair of jeans and still be refined but not necessarily sophisticated. Another overused word is elevated look.

[@religion-free]

I did flashy logos as a teenager and early 20's I phased it out in mY mid twenties then HATED them in late-twenties and beyond. they made me sick into mY early thirties, literally gag- worthy, then I went Vegan a decade and a half later

[@latinaalma1947]

No tattoos period. No piercings maybe one hole for studs in earlobes clip ons and screw ons hurt my sensitve lobes so had them made by a dr.. But my grandmother would NOT have approved!

[@kaunas88]

Baggy overly wide pants are not classy, attractive, flattering or feminine. What they are is fashion victim, in which following the latest trends is more important than looking good.

[@cheetavontiebolt9971]

I love fire engine red.and.electric blue

[@Sharon-uy1uf]

“Scream without being loud about it” hah too funny😀

[@pamwalmsley1865]

Her name is Catherine, princess of wales ….show some respect!

[@marilynbrown5274]

Oh yes..so much more important than British children going hungry..and Council Houses going to others.

[@bernieoconnell5515]

No one

[@bigreddallas2742]

Properly, Princess and Wales are capitalized.😂😂❤❤❤

[@kogilabalakrishnan9915]

Just wrap well and wear to compliment your personality. Upper class women have money to buy cashmere or a Hermes bag. Just dress decent to what you can afford.

[@ladyVictoria.E.L]

Catherine, the Princess of Wales, has been the Princess of Wales since 2022, after the passing of our late beloved Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles's ascension to the throne.

[@Rhubarb-ob5fj]

she's still not classy

[@mtngrl5859]

@@Rhubarb-ob5fj Yes, she is. I thought they stopped paying you sugars.

[@Rhubarb-ob5fj]

@@mtngrl5859 keep fawning over your "betters"

[@juanitahardy8583]

Well done.....this is the key to French dressing too.

[@ann5765]

I’ve never been a trendy person.

[@nelleenwilliams4825]

Why do you keep referring to the princesses? Trust me we are the masses who are your viewers. Royalty has everything and everyone at their disposal. We are just struggling with what we have so be realistic maybe 🤔

[@deirdrewalsh1134]

Yes in fact English royalty has always been known to be pretty ordinary style wise. Even in the last, they were often seen in frumpy dowdy clothes with flower covered hats. Sorry not a fan of so called Royalty.

[@marilynbrown5274]

Exactly,right!

[@6ftNaturalBeauty]

Wasn’t Diana know for the LADY DIOR bag

[@bigreddallas2742]

I watched this simply because it was on my feed for some unknown reason, and l was curious as to what a self proclamed "expert" would say. I found the post to be somewhat ill-informed and many of the pictures misleading. Also, reading several of the comments was highly amusing. The word "class" is incorrectly and overused in this day and age. If one wants or needs some advice or direction for their wardrobe to look more sophisticated the random postings on the internet are NOT the place to look. Instead, look to an elegant lady you admire, read WWD, hire a consultation with a professional dresser, or read and watch a site posted by someone like Marie-Anne LeCoeur, known as the French Chic Lady. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@DionnePlass]

The late Queen Elizabeth always wore very bright colours, and she was upper class as they come.😅

[@mtngrl5859]

The late Queen chose vibrant colors, so she could be "seen" in a crowd. Her royal motto was that she needed to be seen, to be believed. If you look at her clothes when she was a young monarch, her colors were more traditional. As an older woman, she looked great in bright blues & greens. Also, she was quite petite. The Princess of Wales being 5 feet 9 inches, works within a certain color palette.

[@emmsue1053]

Talon multi coloured finger nails. UK spelling here..

[@ladyv5655]

Umm, wealth doesn't necessarily equal good taste or stylish. On the flip side, women with less resources can show good taste.

[@Ifonly-notus]

Multimillionaires wear whatever they please, just like everyone else. They just pay more.

[@Nortongroove]

I will add #9; padded bras. You can tell when someone is wearing one, extremely tacky.

[@JoaninFlorida]

Padded bras look way better than those hard, too round, silicone bolt-ons.

[@juanitahardy8583]

Including sports bras and bra straps showing.

[@Nortongroove]

@@JoaninFlorida what the heck are those?! Clearly, I’m out of the loop😃

[@edennis8578]

​@@NortongrooveImplants.

[@JoaninFlorida]

@@Nortongroove breast implants

[@MargaretUtley-x6e]

Hope Meghan Markle is watching this

[@ericab4764]

at 6:22 the video narrator says “take a look at Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge”. Do you mean The Princess of Whales? NOT VERY CLASSSY referring to her maiden name and her old title. When was this video made? Is this chat got created with info from prior to 2022? On 29 April 2011, Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton were married at Westminster Abbey. The couple are now known as The Prince and Princess of Wales, having formerly been known as The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

[@911theanonymous]

A woman cannot be judged by her clothes. Some of the most dignified women were poor and real humanitarians. You know what you can do with your fancy clothes.

[@MultiMother24]

No winter snow shoes

[@juliemartin2834]

Wear what you like. Nobody cares. And stop talking about 'upper class' women which is denigrating to all women. Truely annoying money grabbing video

[@mtngrl5859]

People do care and if you think they don't, you're delusional. So, if I went to the dentist and he wore shorts & a see through tank top, what would you think of him professionally? Regardless of his credentials, his business would not prosper. We have expectations of others and we should also present ourselves in a certain manner. Personally, I'm tired of seeing all these skanky looking women. What is it with all of these women who go to the airport who are dressed like they are at a slumber party?

[@suzannemostafavifar1686]

What is this thing about “ class” more steps backwards. I don’t remember class being a real American thing. Maybe it is in some countries like India but thought we were beyond that. I know people talk about rich & poor & that stuff but now we’re are talking class. What are we like the titanic with first class get in the boats first. To me first class is just good people, honest, hard working & good neighborhood kind of people, proud union workers etc. you can take you first or high class & shove it!

[@mtngrl5859]

Several generations ago there was better parenting, so people understood what was appropriate behavior. No one used the word "classy", it would have been the height of being vulgar to use that term. However, we are where we are. So, many young people have to learn some social skills from the internet. The way I was raised seems to closer to the Jane Austen era, then the current generation. Depending on the career path one chooses, being socially adept is an advantage. It doesn't mean that one is "better" but that one has the "emotional intelligence" to navigate certain spheres. If one goes to a NASCAR event or a banquet at a 5-star venue like the Ritz-Carlton, one will dress differently and certainly act differently.

[@jeanellematthews5177]

😂 What ever...

[@CN-yf3lr]

Cashemere is Sooooo OUT! Please! Gimme a break!!🙄its d worst u can use knowing the horrible abuse bunnies suffer just cuz vanity.

[@mtngrl5859]

Try to educate yourself, cashmere does not come from rabbits. It comes from goats and they are not harmed in the process.

[@angelasims2759]

elegant, stylish, sophisticated. please just stop saying upper class upper class etc etc irritating, cheapens the video. kate middleton married 13 years ago. she never calls herself that why should any body else unless being deliberately rude?

[@CristinaPerez-ib2uu]

How DUMB is this video???!!!

[@alfredbonnabel7022]

ALL GOOD SUGGESTIONS. DEFINITELY NO VISABLE TATTOO S.

[@cheetavontiebolt9971]

I have great skin and i show it off

[@religion-free]

Not all polyester is "cheap" and silk, cashmere, "fine" wool, are all CRUEL, and can be cheap & scratchy despite The hype. cotton & linen are The preferences.

[@bigreddallas2742]

You are sadly misinformed. Wool is not cruel. What is cruel is not shearing sheep. They become so weighted that they have trouble walking and can eventually die. Cashmere is also sheared, from Cashmere goats. And good silk today is made without killing the worms. The names are Ahimsa or Peace silk. ❤❤ Educating ones self is key when taking a stand against a practice. I would be interested in knowing if you carry a leather purse or eat beef, chicken, pork or fish.😂😂😂😂

[@religion-free]

@@bigreddallas2742 WRONG even if I were mistaken it would not be "sad". what is sad is YOU insisting on ways to USE these poor beings and laughing(!!!) at animal abuse 😑 just wow. may you reincarnate as a cow and someone laughs at people speaking up for YOU before you go into The slaughterhouse 🥂😉 K!

[@solangelauthier2381]

@@religion-free Polyester is always cheap looking. But everything can be cheap looking. Inexpensive/low quality cashmere is cheap looking. Same for low quality silk or cotton or linen. QUALITY is key in everything.

[@mtngrl5859]

Yes, there are many poly blends that look nice and have good wear. Your knowledge on cashmere and silk is not up to date. There is nothing cruel about wool or cashmere. Regarding linen it has a longer life and utility if blended with flax or silk.

[@solangelauthier2381]

@ It is not « not up to date ». It is entirely false and has always been false. Shearing a sheep or a goat is no worse than shaving a man or cutting a woman’s hair - or having a dog groomed. It does not harm the animal at all.

[@angelicar451]

Some logos are very classy, as long as you don’t over do it.

[@cheetavontiebolt9971]

I love to break the rules

[@patriciatehaate236]

Anyone looks cheap if you're rich already 😮 what did you expect , logos are fun to some people it's not about looking great or being upper class

[@edennis8578]

Then you're on the wrong channel.

[@patriciatehaate236]

@@edennis8578 you are right about something for once

[@zissumanter]

SSSSSSS or simple S

[@sandyno1089]

All that beige, so boring.

[@anngant6034]

I would love a YSL Blaza with a YSL LOGO on the pocket YSL Chanel Dior All LOGOS

[@mtngrl5859]

Yes, but many of the refined people of generational wealth don't buy these brands, they are considered garish. They might sport a chanel ballet shoes, but that is rather subtle.

[@joanpharo1140]

Who cares!