An Anti-Climactic but Realistic Wardrobe Clear Out

[@Kwiwit]

Honestly i think if my clothes grew with me a LOT of my uncomfortable feelings about body weight would disappear. I JUST WANT TO WEAR MY MOST LOVED CLOTHES GODDAMNIT

[@morehannah]

RIGHT!??!?! I love my clothes and then it hurts when they don't love me back! 😂

[@ZaydaFleming]

Omg! I just went through this same feeling last week! I watched Anyone But You and the main characters bridesmaid dress reminded me of my bridesmaid dress from a couple years ago and I was like “ I should try that one for fun” after the movie was over. Turns out my body has changed in the last couple years and I ended up trying on all my nice clothes and about half of them are too tight now and some of them I never got to wear out of the house (thanks covid) and I am heartbroken about it. And they are definitely not very alter-able (no seam allowance, delicate fabrics, leather, etc.) I cried and then promptly listed most of them on Poshmark so hopefully they will sell and I can use that money to replace them with nice things that have a bit more size flexibility.

[@merylcrooks711]

I go on vinted and search and search until I find the clothes I have and love in bigger sizes. Then pass on the too small ones for someone else to love! Maybe Hannah could find an exact replacement summer jeans this way too??

[@Shetooktothewoods]

This exactly. I just want my f-ing pants to fit. It’s hard not to be surly when they’re either biting you or sliding off all day.

[@blubimnotafish]

I still enjoy her videos, but Zoe Sugg and Alfie Deyes recently did wardrobe clear-outs in which it seemed they got rid of half their wardrobe, including things they bought veryyy recently. It was mind-boggling to watch. So this feels like a breath of fresh air! I've really enjoyed your 'fashion' content over the past few years 😊

[@heidijoheard9705]

Its so refreshing seeing someone acknowledge that out bodies change and that it doesnt matter

[@jennr8083]

100% relate to the weight in flux thing. I have no idea what to do about it. We need more clothes with adjustable sections like they do with children's clothing.

[@morehannah]

omg yess !! I don't want to constantly have to buy new clothes even if I do get most stuff second hand!

[@music4life813]

I was so silly and got rid of bigger clothes when I was smaller, and now I’m post partum back at bigger sizes just kicking myself 😅😂

[@SamarkandChan]

I love the concept of the la mami jeans from conuco. Very adjustable size. 😊

[@Daymickey]

Leena talks about this in her videos. Adjustable clothing just makes sense and is better for the environment!

[@eliona]

I buy duplicates of skirts and jeans that i love. Got a bigger and smaller size. Game changer for me, i just keep out the current size i am. Got them all second hand so they didnt even cost price of one brand new one. Really helps me keep a neutral view of my body and i get to wear what i love regardless of fluctuating weight 😊

[@morehannah]

what a smart move!! surely impossible to do if you're charity shop shopping but I guess you're able to find different sizes on apps like vinted/depop?

[@eliona]

Vinted is where I've found all my wins, their search options seem to help for specific items. I also sneakily try on stuff in store, then just a search on for them popping up on vinted. Saved me a small fortune on jeans especially 😅 I do love in person charity shopping but with small kids I'm limited for time, pity as I much prefer in person rather than the risk of vinted and it not fitting. I am no where near organised to sell it on again.

[@MissJazzieXX]

Love that you didn’t go extreme with decluttering! There has been such a trend for it and I’ve ended up getting rid of some clothes I really loved because it didn’t “bring me joy” at the time. But as our bodies and lifestyles are ever-changing we all need a bit of flexibility with our wardrobes!

[@morehannah]

yeah I've definitely been swept up in it before and gotten rid of clothes I wish I still had now

[@thenopedetective]

I love the idea of capsules for this. Basically storing clothes which I like but don't love for next year's, and then revisiting it. Sometimes I just realize I liked it less due to a new favourite, so I'm very glad to have kept it to swap out next year.

[@karennaftel]

I love that even your clothing videos are descriptive and chatty so when my migraines are preventing me from actually watching I can still listen and get all the enjoyment out of it!

[@thenopedetective]

Yes! One of the wost parts of migraines (for me) when you're not puking is how freaking boring it is.

[@WannabeRetro]

If you’re okay with the repair being visible, you can definitely repair the jeans! It would need some sort of patch, perhaps Japanese Sashiko style?

[@annaw9687]

One of Leena’s positive panic patches!

[@3mwa]

I was also thinking sashiko!

[@charmax88]

I'm not sure it's the best place for a visible repair!

[@Avril.]

@@charmax88 I've done one in the same spot and it looks great. Not at all the weird patch look one might expect in that spot.

[@miipmiipmiip]

The repair doesn't need to be visible! There are more discrete techniques even though Sashiko is quite beautiful.

[@naomicharlottegreen]

See if you can find a local repair cafe. A lot of them will help you fix your jeans and show you how to do it in future. They are usually run by local community members who want to stop things ending up in landfill and it’s usually for free. The concept seems right up your street to me!

[@chloemoogan6147]

The repair would be visible but the jeans are definitely salvageable!! I've patched jeans with similar damage before, can be a very discreet repair if you can find a denim that matches well for the patch!💕

[@morehannah]

okay I'm going to try and save them... by taking them to a tailor and seeing if they can do anything 😅 (but I'll do it next spring because the weather for those jeans is gone now and who knows what my body will be like in 6 months time!!)

[@chloemoogan6147]

Excellent plan! If you can get someone to repair them by hand I'd recommend it, that's how I usually do it with good results! If youre struggling to find someone local to do it I'd be happy to (I'm near Manchester) ☺️ I have gastroparesis (amongst other things) so totally get you on the weight fluctuations😅

[@thenopedetective]

Having a visible repair by the butt crack might be hard to do in a way which looks nice 😅

[@miipmiipmiip]

Yes!! There are discreet ways to repair it that don't involve a visible patch. Opening the back seam, putting a patch underneath and doing machine stitching on top in a way that matches the denim's grain direction and colour will make for a repair that mostly blends in. Putting a patch on top would be a much inferior way to go about this.

[@TT-_-]

I've been the same size forever: 15-30yo😅 But I love the idea of having boxes of beloved clothes for specific body sizes/stages in storage: XX kg, XY kg, maternity, breastfeeding... Written on the boxes so when the body changes, it's a joy to get out the hidden favourites of that size😊

[@alissa6380]

This is exactly what I do, as someone whose size rarely stays the same for more than a few months in a row. 😅

[@MalinaCC]

Love hearing your thought process. I’m a completely different size and shape from you and my weight also fluctuates a ton!! Designers need to bring back elastic waistbands and tie backs cause buying multiple sizes of clothing is just impractical and annoying (and very unsustainable) when we could have one item that fits us through different seasons, not the other way around!

[@katielouise210]

as someone who's body is constantly in flux, thank you for being so relatable hannah 😭 such a struggle and not normalised enough!!

[@courtneycrump4302]

Feeding my newborn and telling him “Miss Hannah understands mummy’s clothes struggle. It’s nice to feel seen”

[@shesaysdisco]

I have been holding on to a tank top for ages because I like it on the hanger even though I never wear it, and this video has convinced me to let it go! You saying that when you wore a particular item you spent the day thinking you would prefer to be wearing something else was exactly what I needed to hear, and I’m going to reevaluate my wardrobe with that in mind!

[@heatherinde]

“Why Body WHY do you have to change so much!!!” Great question. “I’ve never loved you”. Said with such sincerity. 🤣 I felt that. I have those Orange Lucy and Yak shorts but in pants form and I love them in not hot but not cold weather. I agree I don’t think I would care for them in the form of shorts.

[@mariahg343]

Your feelings on your closet are so relatable! I love this realistic clean out. I hope your new wardrobe furniture is just what you need. My favorite is keeping the “get messy” clothes. I keep some clothes around for hiking around my property through mud and thorns. 😅

[@everythingbylau]

@@mariahg343 I always forget to keep the get messy clothes so I’ve learned some hard lessons over the past few years 😅

[@emmab9586]

I had stoma surgery this year, and feel you on the weight fluctuations! I have 3 different sizes but havent culled anything yet as i dont know where (or if) I will settle 😂

[@everythingbylau]

Hannah I have 1 big hope for your new wardrobe and that is that you get proper matching hangers. You're worth it 😉

[@morehannah]

been thinking about this but don't know what kind to go for!!

[@everythingbylau]

@@morehannah I think sturdy wooden ones are always good! I got mine from Ikea :)

[@leilaniirene1309]

@@morehannahif you have a lot of wide neck or slippery materials, the black velvet or felt hangers hold them on nicely!

[@morehannah]

I do indeed have a lot of clothes like that!

[@jennifers5560]

No hanger shaming! ❤

[@diaz9rox]

also idk who does your hair but it's consistently the best and most natural highlighting i've seen!

[@matildadevere785]

I often have a swap/change of my clothes in my wardrobe when I feel the push to shop or get more more more! But I have a tub tucked away to put things in. I feel like that way I don’t need to fully get rid of things but can change it up as body changes/seasons change or mood changes. (Plus it avoids over consuming and endless “I need new XYZ to be happy” thoughts 😊

[@drownedmonkeytwin]

I love how reasonable and realistic this is as a maintenance wardrobe clear out! It's also really nice and interesting to see/hear someone else's thought processes and struggling with whether to keep certain items

[@svitrai]

Go Hanna! I've also just usually cleared out a couple of items per seasonal switch over. It is in fact very satisfying to wear your clothes! I'm also a fellow toddler parent, also expecting to be pregnant, relate to the body changes...

[@Avril.]

Those jeans are totally salvagable. I've repaired a pair of my bothers jeans he was throwing out that had a much bigger hole in the bum than that. It was my first attempt at Sashkio sewing repair and figured if they are going in the bin anyway why not give it a shot and grabbed it out of the bin. I had tried one tester piece on scrap fabric about a year before but that was it. The repair has worked so well he asked me to fix another pair for him.

[@RomySews]

I bet the jeans are salvageable! Don’t give up on them yet!

[@shelleygoodwin1056]

Iron on interfacing (stretch if the jeans are stretch) on the back of the whole. Then sew a cross hatch style over the rip/ladder. You could also do some embroidery or put a patch or some style depending on where it is.

[@carolinelaman4521]

@@shelleygoodwin1056 I was going to say that I just had my mom fix the same issue in mine and it is possible! She used this method (interfacing and then sewed on top)

[@alannananaa]

I recently turned 25 and I'm 95% certain I've been through like a "third" puberty or something because my body has defiinitely filled out a lot more than it was even just a year ago (I'm also generally more healthy so it could have just been that lol). And while this has come with it's own struggles, accepting that my body has changed, I've been absolutely gutted to not fit into some of my absolute favourite clothes, but it also means I've been looking into making my own clothes (following along with Leena) as well as looking at adjustable fashion or how I can adjust my existing clothes for them to be able to change with me. Really loved your honesty in this video about bodies changing, it was sp reassuring and the hug I needed x

[@knivesnflowers]

re. the ikea chest of drawers, if you're going for a wood look i'd recommend a shellac primer (bin zinnser 123 is a popular one) and then a paintable wood effect like retique it. i think maison deco refresh is a good option for us in the uk but i've not tried either! there'll definitely be some good youtube videos out there for tips

[@rebekah3483]

That orange dress you put on first was the best looking thing you tried on! DON'T GET RID OF IT!

[@thenopedetective]

I get the sense she doesn't enjoy big sleeves though! It does give a bit of a school marm vibe, which may not be her preference.

[@rebekah3483]

@@thenopedetective it is her wardrobe too so she can definitely wear whatever pleases her!

[@althyastar]

I have been gaining weight steadily for the last couple of years without a clear cause and it is making my body feel so alien to me. I just want to be the same size for one entire year, so I don’t have to keep buying new clothes and getting used to a new mirror-me. I can love my body at many different sizes, I just want it to stop changing so much so quickly. I saw you posted about weight gain recently, which I am sure you talk about in this video too (I haven’t had a chance to watch yet). Just seeing another person acknowledging that their body is doing weird things and having a hard time finding new clothes that fit made me feel less alone. Thank you for that.

[@jhors7777]

10:27 orange dress is best imo and is lovely on you

[@frida3025]

Just want to say - love the thumbnail here!

[@marianneshepherd6286]

I do enjoy your wardrobe content. I've gone through some changes with my clothes. Starting a new job, weight change due to medication and diet has meant that I've needed to get clothes that I don't mind getting mucky and aren't restrictive. ❤❤❤

[@HeidiBidels]

For babies/breastfeeding season I've tried to invest in adjustable skirts and then plain tank tops of various sizes 🫣 and cardigans! So many cardigans. Ballet-style tie up tops are great too. Weight can fluctuate without a full new wardrobe.

[@irisiemenschot9791]

For the yellow skirt, I sometimes just fold over the last part of a skirt that does not go all the way up, barely noticable! Love the clothing vids :)

[@micivalantincic8227]

Love this kind od closet clean out. Just a few pieces. I swear on elasticated waist bands. This way if my weight goes up/down I still have clothes to wear plus way more comfortable. Besides second hand I get some pieces from Etsy-hand made. Quality over quantity.

[@FavouriteMercy0]

Vinted might have those exact jeans. Using the filter you could quickly find out :)

[@Cxrriemc]

I would 100% take the jeans to a good seamstress! I have some denim jeans with the same hole in the same place and she was able to fix them! There's a slight line but not really noticable and there's a patch on the inside for reinforcement which I can't feel when I wear them so definitely try before you give up on them!! I was so happy mine could be fixed as their my fav jeans of all time and I thrifted them with no tag so I don't even know where they came in to try and replace them when they go :((

[@helloitsbryony]

My friend and I have discussed the waist band of Adele vs Charlie shorts at length before and how Charlies are much better 😂 I’m not surprised you felt the same!

[@annap5421]

I feel you with the weight fluctuation clothing dilema. My weight fluctuates & I can bloat up 1-2 sizes, pairing that with my autism & so extra pickiness with clothes and my brain randomly deciding that something thats been my favourite for months is now the devil, I pick up things in multiple sizes if they're game changer pieces for me and don't get rid of anything that no longer fits. Anything that isn't my current size, season or my brain hates but I've previously loved goes into vacuum bags under the bed by size/season so I can review it regularly. I also have a lot of baggy clothes & shirts in my larger size so i can wear them at any size, and stretchy clothes are the best.

[@fsncom]

Keep the patterned yellow dress and have it tailored into a skirt! Then you still have a comfy yellow skirt while your solid yellow skirt is in the "hideaway" pile! 😊💛

[@maggiebookworm]

I bought the Charlie Shorts in pink this summer and i freakin love them! I totally want to get them in another colour next summer. I also feel like they're quite forgiving on body fluctuations

[@Anna0x]

Enjoyed this a lot! ❤

[@SamarkandChan]

I love the concept of the la mami jeans from conuco. Very adjustable size not only for mums but everyone

[@toopunkrockforshul7933]

I just moved so really need to do this, but also I think we have the same bedroom set but in different colors 😂 I recognize that headboard and chest of drawers lol

[@aricamccarthy1421]

I’ve also been going to on wardrobe journey after gaining weight. I put so many clothes in a sell or donate pile due to being too small, but now I’m worried I’ll again have to start from zero again if I lose weight in the future.. might hold on to some justtttt incase

[@claudiajade624]

Skinny jeans are done and I'm never going back 👏🏻👏🏻

[@alissa6380]

1) Re: the summer jeans with the rip - if you don't mind a noticable patch, I think they could be salvageable! I'm guessing that the rip happened because the fabric has become too thin and worn, which means that additional rips are likely to happen, but you could ask a tailor to reinforce that area by adding a stronger fabric on the inside. They might not even need to sew it on and hide the seams -- there's all kinds of things you can glue on with a hot iron without messing up the fabric now! I'm not 100% sure that this is possible (let alone how much a service like that would cost), so take this with a grain of salt, but I think it might be worth it to talk to a tailor about it at least. 2) Re: the yellow dress with cutouts -- fully support getting rid of it, something just isn't quite right 3) As somebody whose weight also fluctuates a LOT (albeit not for child-related reasons), I super recommend storing clothes that don't fit you in pre-sorted vacuum bags with labels like "season x", "when i'm pregnant", "when i'm breastfeeding", "if i'm ever a size [smaller]", "if i'm ever a size [bigger]", etc.. That way, when a new life situation arises, you immediately know where to look for new additions to the wardrobe, and you don't need to sort through all the clothes you've put away every time that something changes! (I know personally, especially when I've gained a size again, I don't want to be sorting through the clothes that are now two sizes too small for me in order to find what I'm looking for now; it just makes me sad.) 4) Re: the brown shorts that you never reach for -- they could be good for early autumn over tights maybe? (Like a miniskirt.) Personally, I'm a big fan of shorts over tights (with boots), and it'd give you more colors to play with in your autumn wardrobe without buying anything new. (Especially since several of your mini skirts currently don't fit.) 5) You also don't need to take clothes off hangers every time you do a clearout. I like to simply like to take them *by* the hangers and lay them gently on the bed so that the hangers don't get too chaotic, and only take off the hanger whatever I actually need to try on or what's going into storage. Sometimes, like you seemed to be considering, I don't even take them out of the closet, just flip through them one by one, taking out things I'm not totally sure about. (You also have that big rail now -- not sure if it's a living-room-only setup or if this could work for future clearouts in the bedroom too!) Love all this 'slow fashion' content!

[@gaelle4328]

That yellow one you might be able to get it done to be a lacing skirt that way you can adjust it to whatever your current size is.

[@martaduarte3364]

If you know the exact brand, model and size for those jeans it’s worth it to look on Vinted! I’ve replaced some items that way!

[@morehannah]

good shout!!

[@mac8697]

I've done this as well! My happiest buy was finding different colors of my favorite sports shorts, so now I have a big rainbow collection to pick & match with whatever I'm wearing hahaha.

[@HannahFrostFreespiritedwarrior]

The once I’m done having babies is exactly why my mum still had clothes from before she had me many many years later (my youngest brother is 11 years younger than me). Also my body fluctuates so much that I’m hesitant to get rid of my smaller clothes but also idk if I would wear them now if they did fit

[@zoeziebee]

I feel your pain with the clothes not fitting thing. I’ve been struggling with my weight lately and it’s so upsetting when your favourite clothes stop fitting you. I’ve been trying to just buy new clothes that will fit with me being various sizes so that they’re more flexible. I’ve also got some waist band expanders for jeans etc that are too small.

[@anabluu]

I loooove wardrobe clearout videos ❤❤❤ Also, your microphone is excellent, which one is it? I've been looking for a good one!

[@lynnemhall]

You could repair the pants but then only wear them when you are not doing anything important . You just need to put other material on the wrong side to support the mended spot. Check with a Taylor, they may do it for not much cost.

[@laurenetong9654]

Have to say I liked the rusty orange shorts with the tan jacket 😂

[@gabriellaalvarez5374]

Hey Hannah, maybe could cut the yellow dress in two to make it a two-piece set, and that might help with the fit issue

[@terrydulever]

As someone who's also gone through pregnancy and breastfeeding the last two years, I feel your pain 😅🥲

[@Forevermacer21]

Hannh counting clothes at the end reminded me of 90s kids tv shows when they were counting how many items they managed to collect 😆

[@robertlawsonjr.2501]

Great Great Great Aunt Hannah!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@ashleymaginnis3641]

Hannah, my kid is now three and I'm one year out from weaning and my body is still shifting a bit but I'm starting to feel a bit more stable. I gained quite a lot during pregnancy and then lost a lot while breastfeeding so it has been quite the whiplash for me. Anyway, I can relate to some of what you're articulating here and I just want to say I feel you and I see you. I have also gained some weight back since weaning. And yeah, if you have another you think... well I guess I should keep this because who knows what size I'll be right?

[@meggless25]

My weight fluctuates a lot, so whenever I get my clothing tailored, I let my tailor know and we don't cut away the excess fabric. That way the garment can be let out if needed.

[@annalizer1992]

The irony of me getting several fast fashion ads before this sustainable wardrobe video, lol

[@Ellie-yn9zz]

The company enough already makes denim patches out of old jeans etc so you ight be able to donate there

[@diaz9rox]

sell me the orange flower dress? i'm obsessed! and the yellow one....what are the sizes?

[@MatiRL]

Does anyone know the brand of Hannah's bra? I never find pretty ones in bigger sizes

[@srcutting]

Can I say how nice it is to hear someone else also gained weight after fully weaning?? It’s something I was not expecting and haven’t heard of 😢

[@Sophie_Cleverly]

The changing size thing is one of the reasons why I'm such a fan of Black Milk clothing! It's all made of really stretchy nylon. I have Crohn's disease and have been pregnant and breastfeeding so I've changed size a lot but my Black Milk stuff pretty much always fits. They even made leggings printed to look like jeans and they are so comfortable I wear them like every day lol. I bought 3 pairs and am desperate for them to sell them again for if mine wear out 😆

[@ajs8186]

I loved the orange and white dress on you and I thought it really suited you; shame you didn’t feel the same.😄

[@emmabarnes609]

hey!

[@kathrin6172]

you can remake the ripped jeans into shorts! With a bit of sewing I saved so many of my jeans from landfill and never have to buy shorts again :) just cut the jeans at the preferred shorts length and replace the damaged crotch part with a piece of the cut off legs. You can even match the big seams and it only adds one small seam in each leg which is barely visible, no one will know :)

[@Blueindianmoon]

Nooo you can def fix those jeans in a very minimally visible way, you need to get some lightweight to medium interfacing to back the area with and then get a couple different coloured cotton threads to match the denim and then you go over the area on the machine with a small zigzag stitch a bunch of times. The area will be a bit stiffer than the rest but you can barely tell at all

[@chelled.4622]

I love that orange and white dress on you :( but if youre not feeling it, youre not feeling it

[@dorab4537]

You could ask Leena to turn the jeans into a denim skirt for you. You get a free skirt and she gets some good sewing practice, and it's actually really easy to do 😊

[@rileycollison2947]

I cleared out a lot of clothes this summer because I hadn’t really gotten rid of clothes in about 5 years. For me, I don’t keep clothes that are too small, because of previous eating issues. The thought of “I can just lose weight to fit them” is not helpful for me.

[@valentinaacquafresca1758]

But what if you put a patch like a mismatch piece of fabric on the jeans so you save them ?

[@ShhhhhhImsleeping]

I do feel sad for the clothes for painting though, they are new, it's a bit like ruining them, other people could use them maybe? To paint you really only need one thing, one old tshirt or something like that, (or no clothes? haha) you can put something underneath if it's colder and it's mostly protected, people don't paint that often either, it's maybe once a year max? that' my thinking usually

[@16ilovevampires]

I'm in the process of organizing my daughters' clothes and it's so challenging cause there are piles of clothes that are too small for the older but too big for the younger, too big for both of them, clothes that would fit them but it's not the season, vintage clothes I don't want to donate but not sure if anyone I know will have kids soon and it's rude to ask etc. Aaagh.

[@morehannah]

aarrrgghhh!!

[@Smithpolly]

"Minimal Mom" has a video called "Storing & Organizing Kids Clothes (so they get worn before they grow out of them!)" that you might find useful.

[@16ilovevampires]

@@Smithpolly thank you!

[@karlatainadalcero9630]

Hi Hannah, I've been there with weight flux as well. When I lost weight with breastfeeding I just wore my jeans with belts, and added belts to dresses. But now I mostly invest in elasticated trousers since I am also trying for a second and I know how women bodies change so much.

[@ketevanmarr7322]

What brand is your bra(lette?)??

[@gabbihoyt5425]

The weight flux thing is why I want to just live in pjs, flowy dresses and linen. I don't wanna buy new clothes every time and seeing stuff you love but it doesn't fit in that moment is sad.

[@fishfish7985]

I wear the majority of my clothes mosy of the time specifically because i struggle with laundry so im forceced to wear every single clothibg option in my wardrobe i like them all its just anoyobg i cant do laubdry more

[@fishfish7985]

Im not used to changing sizes at all i was the same size my entire life (hyperboly i was about a 10 yo size at 14) because of heart failure ,, now im actully growing and havibh boobs aand stuff its a struggle ,, mostly im okay with my body but i wish it would stop so i can have clothes be the same on me

[@cariiinen]

Nice

[@Charlotte-hv6ll]

Leaving a comment for the algorithm

[@justinamoniz]

I just had to pause the video and come down here to say that I think Lena is wrong about those jeans! If you were willing to have a little bum patch, I think they could totally be repaired.

[@toerag572]

(Sorry to be a pedant, but the title should be Anti-Climactic, unless you're against the weather.)

[@salo81]

Don't get rid of maternity and breastfeeding appropriate clothes. Thats a good thought 💭👍🏻

[@morehannah]

saving it ✨ manifesting ✨ lolll

[@ariellins6891]

Big love s2 more try on haul.

[@melanieeger1904]

Anyone else wondering where Dan is storing his stuff?😂

[@MartinSteiner-s1v]

You should have kept the orange an white dress imo

[@leifyla]

Why don’t you put the stuff that you are putting away in zaccum bags so you have more storage

[@sophieirwin3497]

My mum always says about clothes. if you have to think about it, you don;t wan't it.

[@GarethWard-k4f]

I hear that... way too many clothes to fit in my wardrobe..

[@babitferreira]

Get the jeans made into a bag

[@steffikaysince1996]

Tell me why Hannah saying "I never loved you" to a top hurt my soul.

[@autisticcozygamer]

I love the yellow dress so much!!! I'm mid video wat hing andbI just needed to tell how much I wish I could get it if you have a vinted account

[@ConstanceCravingnz]

I love Leena but she's wrong! That hole is SO fixable. You could darn it using the threads still in place as one of the weaves. And pop a bit if fabric behind it. CUTE!

[@MsBlulucky]

Shouldn't it be anti-climaCtic? like, there's no climax instead of there's no climate. Not a native speaker though 😅

[@morehannah]

hahahah love it!!

[@16ilovevampires]

It should, it's either a typo or a joke I don't get. 😅

[@pucsodimm4962]

It would be amazing if she did some bra tryon hauls

[@darth3pio]

11:33 That's not very inclusive dating advice for autistic individuals.

[@morehannah]

yeah it's not great dating advice in general!!

[@darth3pio]

@@morehannah Thanks Hannah (my autistic brain can't wrap itself around the words needed to explain myself further than this right now other than gratitude for the validation). Also, thanks for another good video.

[@charlotterydz6343]

Those jeans 👖 you said you might get rid of, I think they are well worth a repair job. I had an inexpensive but very comfy pair of jeans that I thought were beyond repair, but I found someone local to me that sorted them out pretty good 👍. It cost me more than the jeans did in the first place, (and I bought them a long time ago) but I saved them from landfill, paid someone a fair wage for a skilled labour and I still have my lovely jeans that are no longer available to buy 🩵