10 Genius Styling Tools ALL Classy Women Use!

[@AnnaBeyOfficial]

Don't forget to get your FREE copy of my classy check-list! classychecklist.com and run through this routine before leaving your home for ultimate elegance.

[@amandaantico78]

Hi Anna, I love the dress you are wearing, especially the beautiful cap sleeves. Can you please link where you got it? Thank you! Love and gratitude from Ohio.

[@rebeccatargett2415]

Such great and perfectly practical tips! "Fluff is international"Love it! 😂

[@mulberrymugwump2920]

Anna pls make more videos on dating insights and relationships

[@rozalin24a]

Love the videos, could we have tips about different hand watches, classic and smart, where not to wear them etc.? 😍

[@Portia620]

This explains to me why so many women do not have money.

[@antara_b]

I want you to make a video on elegance at college like outfit,posture,makeup,talking style and everything, which will make a lady with class in college... Humble request from a college going subscriber from india

[@Celine-fe8yf]

Yes!!! 🥰

[@homamousavi213]

What a good idea!

[@soubhagyapadmadutta5793]

Yes please

[@gabrielaalonso3996]

I start college in August and I think this is an amazing idea! I see so many women in college dress like they don’t care about themselves here in America. Dressing nice and elegant in college is a big goal of mine.

[@AnnaClaudiaHime]

“I would like”, not “I want”. Also “please” and “thank you” don’t cost anything. Remember good manners and politeness, ladies.

[@SharonaKian]

Sometimes gel padding makes the toe box too tight. Here's my favorite tip ever! When I used to race on an alpine ski team, our ski boots had to fit perfectly so we did a lot of surgery on them. Here's what you do: put on your shoe, boot etc.. and walk around for a while. Take them off and put red lipstick on exactly the part of the balls of your feet that hurt. Then put your shoe back on so the lipstick transfers to that part of the shoe. Now cut out a small piece of gel padding and double stick it there. It will give you cushioning exactly where you need it.

[@monicacappetta7017]

Great advice. Thank you.

[@alexandrataylor1768]

What a great idea!

[@MELLMAO]

You are a genius! Almost all shoes are too big for me, but when I put gel cushions they become too "shallow" and this is exactly what I needed, thank you so much

[@michaelasimmons-lackner8331]

Brilliant tip - thank you !

[@miwa9966]

Thank you very much !

[@gwendolineginoux]

A relative is working in the Hermès’ laboratory for leather and he said you can simply use milk based makeup remover (lait démaquillant in French) to clean your luxury bags. It works perfectly fine and less greasy that creams.

[@CPT_B]

I've been watching Anna for years at this point and I have to say that the channel quality has greatly improved! She is more comfortable in front of the camera, funny, relatable, and the graphics + props make everything seem more professional. I have to say, great job Anna, and I will continue to watch your content!

[@ei_maj]

Couldn't agree more 😊

[@leonorabruno84]

Same do I and perfectly agree

[@annamay3707]

yes, i agree, when i started watching her, she was around 35,000 subscribers!

[@suksma108]

Yes, she does put on a great presentation 👏

[@ainenilaoire]

She's marvellous. 😍

[@SherydeWinter]

Also, sunblock and transparent powder. Re-applying is a must, especially if you live somewhere sunny or snowy. The powder is to keep your face from looking oily, even if your sunblock has a matte finish.

[@BucharestBreak]

or maybe the rice bloating sheets for removing excess oil from my face.

[@missgh1000]

Yes, thanks for the tip

[@babblesp1367]

@@BucharestBreak I’ve never heard of those.

[@yuliiaryzhkova3496]

@@babblesp1367 They are wonderful, you definitely need them

[@dear_totheheart]

Warning, powder sunblock does not provide the amount needed to provide full/effective coverage so please keep this in mind that its best to opt for lotion/cream sunscreen and typically avoid both powder or spray sunscreens as its basically the amount needed to be applied in these versions is not effective or comparable to normal lotion versions for sun/anti-aging protection. Best suggestion if you are too oily is to use the rice blotting sheets another user mentioned or to apply your face powder as a touch up after reapplying a sunscreen (I think Eucerin and La Roche Posay have wonderful tinted sunscreen that serves as foundation or at least might work for people. I also like the invisible version and just apply this every two hours on top of my foundation and it sinks in seamlessly. If its too noticeable, using a cushion or pressed powder for touch ups/to remove the glare). Good luck, be safe and glowing out there~

[@kimberlys5715]

Love this! I’d add high quality laundry products to care for your wardrobe, along with the “laundry room essentials” like a drying rack, high quality iron, cashmere brush, stain removal necessities…perfectly complements your steamer & hanger ideas!

[@dariajacq4769]

Yes ! Stain remouvers depending on the stain are the must!

[@barbaragullap3789]

Dearest Anna, I am a 67 yrs old lady but you give so much joy and good information God Bless you. How I wish I had an Anna in my awkward young adult life ,please keep doing what you do best teach educate and with such class. I have introduced you to my five nieces

[@amandaantico78]

We are on vacation and at first I felt overdressed but I quickly realized that it wasn’t me, it was that others were unfortunately dressed so casually wearing booty shorts and swimsuits, without coverups, walking around the resort/restaurants. Elegance doesn’t have to be stuffy, it just means leaving a little to the imagination.

[@cyn2480]

You are right. Keep up the confidence and feeling comfortable and sexy!

[@youheartmel]

You know what’s the best feeling? When you’re the most covered up in a sea of scantily-clad people and still manage to get looks from men/women admiring your beauty.

[@missgh1000]

Exactly. People look at me and think I'm overdressed to work...but this whole "business casual" in office has gotten too casual and now I'm the outsider

[@libbycampbell879]

@@missgh1000 I agree. Always dress one better than the occasion.

[@Pam.uki.]

Oh man, those Instagram girls in Europe with long dresses and running shoes were so funny. I don’t walk around in shorts but damn, some of them think they’re Kim Kardashian while eating a sándwich from the supermarket 😂

[@lynnfreeman7608]

A strange one but I buy light curtain weights and sew them into the seam of my dresses and skirts so when the wind blows your skirt most likely won’t fly up! A trick that Duchess Kate uses as well!

[@quantum1141]

A trick from Queen Elizabeth and finally Kate copy after many accidents

[@molamolalaaa2968]

I like how you get to the point quickly. Our time is precious and you appreciate that. Thank you.

[@amyrifaii]

Another super important tool is a fabric shaver for pilling, this one definitely refreshes your clothes and restore them to a condition similar to when you bought them👌🏻

[@SherydeWinter]

I have a tiny make up bag in my bag, and in it I have basic tools for nail cleaning, a hairbrush, tweezers, etc. Make sure the small details are always taken care of in a jiffy, especially if I'm out all day and don't have time to go home to freshen up!

[@JackieBactasa]

Pro Tip: there are reusable Fluff Removers. They are made of silicone and can be washed with soap water. I love mine. Works perfectly and it‘s more sustainable because it can be used forever.

[@IfYouMeetAWolf]

@@JackieBactasa Just remember that the electric lint remover will shave of layers of the fabric, little by little. So be careful as to not use it too often and very lightly, especially on thinner fabrics ❤️

[@kuramacabre]

Not necessarily for summer, but having a mini sewing kit at hand is always helpful, for any wardrobe malfunctions. As for the beauty department, get some of those rice sheets to remove excess sebum or sweat from the skin, keep them in your purse and use them in the ladies room only, not in public. And last but not least, get a hand fan. I think traditional spanish or asian fans are much more elegant than the ridiculous battery operated ones and look fancier than just using a napkin to get some air. I live on a hot area and hand fans are an obligated accesory at this point for me, I also have in different colors to match my clothes.

[@marilynng2877]

I live in Houston TX and here the weather is extremely hot and humid. Well, if you check my bags, I have a hand fan in almost any one of them! They’re a must here! I also have a tiny travel deodorant spray to avoid odors when outside, in case my deodorant fails.

[@kuramacabre]

@@marilynng2877 I also carry a deodorant everywhere.

[@kayodudu5190]

Please where can you buy rice sheet?

[@kuramacabre]

@@kayodudu5190 ask for them in any beauty store.

[@vidgo2807]

And for the thread, pack invisible thread. So it will match all of your clothes.

[@berry8934]

I can’t stress shape wear enough. I am 45kgs and petite but I love my shapewear! People might find them a waste of money but they are totally worth it! I have spanx, skims and heist studio! I love them all! They make me feel snatched and confident. I can’t live without them!

[@shineshahzad649]

can u please recommend the site you order spanxs or shapewear from? thanks

[@mackenzieallen2762]

I love how you waste no time with redundant intros. I wish other KZbinrs would take note! Love you 😘

[@Gabi_bellini]

Anna, I'm 16 and I've already watched all your videos! Thank u for the great content! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@rugiledul4067]

Same!

[@Sara-mr1hs]

You will be one step ahead then, I'm sure you will have an amazing life🍀

[@dt493]

Anna has such a fun, yet professional media image. She just thinks of everything!

[@simonnea846]

Ana, you forgot to add the fabric shaver to remove lint and bobbles.

[@sunshinesmile94]

The portable clothes steamer is a MUST. I have two: one for 110v and one for 220v... I travel internationally 6-7 times a year, often to attend and present at conferences. Having such easy access to a steamer so I can always look put together is simply essential.

[@theladyrblog]

Omg you're smart !! I bought one in Spain for a trip to Mexico and I did not think of the 110v and it didn't work, thank god they had irons in the hotel rooms haha .

[@akiyoshidai]

Cam you recommend a brand or the link?

[@maddscientist3170]

could use a plug convertor ...I bought one for the 2prong Euro outlets.....my 110v worked in Greece....adapters depend on what countries you will be in

[@loosilu]

I have one for 110, now you made me realize I need one in 220 so I don't need an adapter!

[@loosilu]

@@maddscientist3170 carrying adapters is iffy in my experience!

[@nicolesims01]

The “Snap button” you featured is genius! I’m a petite woman but my chest is rather full for my frame so the peakaboo issue is always an problem for me. Thanks Anna for all of your helpful tips!

[@divacirce2845]

Hollywood fashion tape is quick and easy to use without permanently altering your clothes!

[@bbblueblun]

You have helped me so much. Simply developing a more elegant style has immensely boosted my confidence. Thank you, Anna.

[@MynameizAmi]

Just bought the belt hole puncher, I didn't even know you could buy your own! I always go to a shop, thank you!

[@leylarustamova]

8:24 this is why I am so glad I know how to sew (I studied fashion design) and tbh, sewing a dart is the easiest thing in the world, so long as you measure it out precisely. It's literally only one line per dart. It's easier to just buy a straight shirt that fits your boobs and shoulders well, and then have it darted (which would be super cheap cause it takes 5-10 minutes tops) or do it yourself. It's quite hard to find a shirt that fits both your boobs and waist well.

[@yoxarystano7166]

Thanks, Anna! Those are all great tools. I’d like to add the fabric shaver. It’s very inexpensive and it’ll keep your sweaters like brand new, especially after a few washes. Hope this helps!

[@kubradonmez5497]

Does it work with cashmere ones?

[@leonorabruno84]

@@kubradonmez5497 For sure!

[@kubradonmez5497]

@@leonorabruno84 thanks, I’ll try!

[@yoxarystano7166]

@@kubradonmez5497 it does but you need to be very gentle with the fabric. Cashmere is delicate

[@christinequintana881]

Anna, Thank you for the great tips as always. Here are some of mine. For the ladies with foot issues like me, I recommend Vionics brand. They have several elegant varieties. I will NEVER suffer foot pain for fashion again. Also, keep jewelry cleaner at home so your pieces always look great. If you are traveling, a dab of toothpaste will work in a pinch on gold pieces. For the church ladies, I like to wear the dresses with ruffles and higher necklines. Even a simple sheath dress can look amazing with a scarf and the right accessories. Hats are so elegant for church service and can really make a statement. Stay beautiful ladies both inside and out!

[@pageremick5504]

Thank you! I never knew about the hanbag cleaning kit. I found them online and have bookmarked them. Another tip? The double-sided tape that keeps your feet from slipping out of mules, OR keeps bras straps firmly on your shoulder, OR keeps that space between buttons at breast level closed, OR the quickly fixes a torn hem...... many, many uses.

[@palexisboyle]

I've had access to a leather punch (what you referred to as a "hole maker") since I was a child. Just had to buy a new one a few years ago, because the one I had from my parents after 30 years was finally worn out. I've also used it to make holes in purse straps: and with a tape measure, nobody can tell that they were not made with the original holes.

[@radlyn7234]

I use baby wipes to clean the inside of my shoes, it works like magic and smells nice.

[@ashlaraque4135]

Hi Anna! Thanks for being you and making the content that you do! I have watched a lot of your videos and I have never not found some thing useful in them. I also feel a lot more positive and happy when I watch your videos. I am 23 and I have yet to find a channel that helps me as much as yours does!

[@NikaRunsAndBakes]

It's so refreshing seeing that you do so many of these little items yourself, like cleaning your handbags and fixing the Button Problem!

[@konstantina5217]

Ahh yes straight to the topic. I absolutely love it!!

[@shannonrichardson7449]

My dear elegant Anna, the tool is called a leather punch! I never thought I’d see that in your videos, however I jumped for joy when I saw it! Great tool!

[@catladylion5186]

I invested a portable garment steamer a few years ago after watching one of your videos. One of the best purchases I have ever made. I sew as part of my hobby so ironing is a must and I love ironing garment , but sometimes when you need a quick fix of those creases on your silk blouse, steamer gets the job done fast. As for seamless undergarments, Victoria ‘s secret has a collection “ no-show cheeky” and it’s a try and true seamless by me. It’s not a thong, but it’s literally invisible when wearing leggings, light weight pants, skirts. And it comes with a few different shades of nudes and dark colour as well as patterned.

[@linnybee8000]

An easier fix for a gaping shirt is Hollywood Fashion Secrets tape. I thought everyone knew of it. It's double stick tape for fabric. I have had it on a shirt through many washings and dryings and it's still sticking. It's removable, though. You don't have to leave it on. Anyway, there's no sewing necessary and it can be used on delicate fabric where a snap would show through or make it droop. I have a few of the strips in my bag at all times. In fact, Hollywood Fashion Secrets has many fashion emergency saves in their arsenal. I have a whole kit. xo~linda

[@mce1939]

Having a set of mini-screwdrivers is great because you can use them to tighten loose glasses/sunglasses, open little battery compartments, all sorts of uses. Also, safety pins for a quick fix for clothes when needed. And a little sewing kit to fix buttons or ripped seams, etc.

[@rosamoreno4794]

A fabric shaver, some people call them sweater shavers. I bought mine off Amazon and they are awesome for “pilling”.

[@irayakupov795]

Adding some tips here 😊 easier solutions for shirts: using fabric tape or a micro stitch gun. Leather goods: I used to work at a luxury bags store when I was younger, and my boss taught me to clean leather goods with hand cream! It was 15 years ago so maybe there weren’t as many dedicated products back then-but it works.

[@monicacappetta7017]

Can you tell us which hand cream and how specifically?

[@sb2025b]

Wow I just came across this comment - I'd love to know how you use the hand cream on the bag and what brand

[@irayakupov795]

No specific brand, you just put a little bit on a towel and rub it in if that makes sense 🤷‍♀️

[@Ravenna17]

Hi Anna, do you think you can do more videos on shoes? And also instruct us on how certain shoes should fit, and if it’s a good idea to wear no show socks with them? My favorite are ballet flats, they don’t hurt like heels do. But I don’t know what looks elegant and what’s cheap looking. Also, knowing what kind of trousers to wear with them is another thing, can you wear ballet flats with bootcut trousers or they have to be slim fit or straight fit? I get that I’ll have to hem them to wear them with ballet flats.

[@janetstraw191]

Instead of the trouble of stitching in those snaps - I use the double-sided ‘wardrobe tape’! I works for all sorts of things.👍🥰

[@vanessawong9823]

Thank you so much for your video and I am your big fan from Malaysia. I always carry a 5ml perfume in my bag because I really can't take the smoky and food smell after eating in a restaurant. I also bring a Kobayashi toilet drop so I can avoid any awkward smell after using the toilet. Mint to avoid bad breath, a pearl hair claws just in case if my hair gets frizzy then I can just tie it up, a pair of white pearl stud earrings and a lipstick so I won't look too pale.

[@461645]

I have in my bag at all times a tiny small pouch bag ( 4x5cm) with some hair pins. Hair elastics. Needle and thread. Foldable small scissors. Safety pins. A little bit of adhesive bandage rolled around a small stick. A couple of Band-Aids. ✔️It saved me AND others sooo many times ❗❗❗it's amazing how many different situations these simple things can be useful and save the day.

[@sunshinesmile94]

I would add ANTI-STATIC SPRAY. Few things are more annoying than realise your clothes have static cling as you are about to rush out the door. Having this spray on hand offers a quick solution, especially if you are in a rush.

[@ruralbaby1921]

There is such a thing? Because I think I produce much more static than other people 😭😭😭😭

[@Geedz806]

@@ruralbaby1921 Mix one part fabric softener with 3 parts water in a spray bottle. Works for wrinkles too.

[@marielagiordano6947]

Also conditioner mixed with water works well.

[@DelphineEloise]

Moisturiser/body lotion also works very well for this.

[@amandaantico78]

I keep a snack size ziplock of dryer sheets in my desk at work and during the winter I keep a few in my handbag. I find them more discreet than the spray, if you have to take care of it in the ladies room or before you get out of the car.

[@juliaaquaamateur1573]

I'd been extremely skinny for the first half of my life (due to health issues) and always had the too-loose-belt problem. Instead of making extra holes, I've always been choosing belts with adjustable length (and still do). Thus you don't have to make any ugly extra holes. Just measure the length you need, remove the buckle, cut of any excess length from the buckle end of the belt, and screw the buckle back on. Neat, clean, and looks like it was made like this😁

[@akiyoshidai]

I love how funny and theatrical your videos are becoming, I'm a big fan of the foot that shows relief 😆😆

[@tommiejohnson8547]

I'd add keeping & using a measuring tape. When I need or want to buy a new garment for an event or special occasion, especially in a time crunch, I take my current measurements to help ensure I get a better ready-to-wear fit.

[@LanasLessonsLearned]

I live by nipple covers / sticky bras during the summer - they’re great under many tops and keeps me cool during hot and humid days. I notice covers are great with loose camis, while sticky bras are better with tight, thin camis. Thanks Anna for this video, as always!

[@laundrybasket2689]

As someone who lives in hot, humid South Florida, I completely agree 💯!!

[@anazavala5094]

Ive always been hesitant to use those…do they not loosen up if it’s hot? I’m not someone that sweats easily and live in a very dry climate but somehow I’ve always been skeptical with nipple covers…

[@SeaFlower38]

@@anazavala5094 yes they do loosen especially if u are not a small chested woman

[@MarieTheOstrich]

which brand would you recommend?

[@babblesp1367]

@@anazavala5094 I’ve never used them. I feel I’m too big to wear them. It would make me feel uncomfortable because there really isn’t much point.

[@miisupesa]

Great tips, thank you! I always keep a tiny bottle of superglue in my purse - I've repaired my watch strap with it, friend's earring, colleague's shoe, my own shoes quite many times, a child's porcelain tea cup her doll was really sad about, a broken nail etc. The most dramatic case was repairing my own shoe in the tour bus, 15 minutes before a walking tour. Mischief managed :) Another really useful habit is keeping 3-5 already threaded sewing needles near the mirror in the hallway, since that's where the last minute panic mostly occurs (OMG, it's two hundred o'clock already and now this button decides to fall off/this seam starts unravelling). Just take the the needle with the right colour thread, a few stitches and problem solved. Mine are black, white and purple.

[@hazydreamer7965]

Very useful, practical tips we all need to know. What a pretty dress you are wearing! I have been following you for a few years and I notice you get better and more confident all the time. Wishing you a wonderful summer and all the best.

[@betinahristova1132]

I am loving this top/dress, the v-neck detail is so cute! You look stunning as always. Thank you for your videos and true quality content.

[@christinafinamore9506]

Goodness gracious, I do everything wrong and there is no way I could ever remember all of these things. It’s no wonder I never get the man. Good thing I love my job and am content alone. You are so good. You’re a natural.

[@chelseabunker2391]

Leather punch! 🥰 Haven’t seen anyone use those outside of the barn. We used them to adjust our bridles, stirrup leathers annnnnnnd! …our show belts 🙃

[@upcycledhomestudio]

sweater shaver! is a must have, for pilling on all clothing makes it look fresh and new.

[@danielasthory]

Anna it would be great if you could do a video about the sandals you consider elegant and shoes! It is very important since I was wondering, what an elegant lady should wear if she will be walking in the town the whole day ? Like when you are traveling and you have to walk a lot, what should we wear? I will appreciate it since I haven’t seen any videos about this topic

[@AERINNN245]

This channel changed my life, thanks anna ❤️❤️

[@Mariann907]

Same here!! Anna you rock!

[@kathrynlouiseberman7919]

After years of wearing the wrong size shoe, my feet, and body are paying the price. I learned from my podiatrist that most women wear the wrong size shoe, usually atleast a 1/2 size too small and always too narrow in the toe box. I have reconciled myself to the fact that I am actually a size US11 (or even a US12 if I add an insole) and while this has limited my choices, my feet, legs, and even hips are so much happier.

[@outinarizona]

Yep. I have issues fitting my arch so stopped wearing heels. Then I learned heel to ball ratio and found heels that worked and set me properly, my weight on the heels. I bought 2 in each of my wardrobe colors.

[@kathrynlouiseberman7919]

, what shoes did you find? I'm always on the lookout. My podiatrist told me to wear at least a 1/2" heel at all times, but not more than 3" b/c I have no arch. Finding those in an 11-12 is so hard. I did buy 2 pairs of Vionic Mariana heels and 2 pairs of Tory Burch T-Hardware loafer b/c they had extended sizes. But for a casual, classy shoe for summer I had to resort to buying a men's white leather slip on from Lacoste. It's perfect, but I never thought I'd wear a men's shoe in anything other than a Lucchese boot :)

[@gogochow7525]

@@kathrynlouiseberman7919 I would suggest Naturalizer or even ASOS if you are looking for 11US and up. Good luck!

[@goldenparachute392]

A hole maker for belts! That’s genius!!! I must get one ASAP

[@shawna0004]

Especially for summertime a powder compact to touch up makeup and remove shine. Pretty sure I got this tip from you Anna!

[@tamikaleeryker]

Texture spray, small hairbrush that doesn't pull, Shout wipes, and poo pourri.

[@katerinan8352]

You mentioned a lot about taking care of leather goods ❤️, I myself use the protection spray and one time in my store I was recommended a cleansing foam which is like 3in1 (cleansing, care, protect), it's very universal (leather, PVC etcetera) so I use it to clean my everyday bags also........

[@disbish5472]

What is it called

[@lizcademy4809]

I don't use a lint roller ... the adhesive can damage delicate fabrics or leave a sticky residue ... and you make trash each time you use it. Instead, I have a lint brush. Stroke it on clothing in one direction, it picks up all the lint, hair, etc. Then stroke it in the other direction on a scrap of fabric or a kitchen towel to remove the lint from the brush. You can buy these at fabric stores or online sewing and tailoring suppliers. I got mine from WAWAK in New York. They're surprisingly inexpensive.

[@S_M_456-c8n]

I love your accent . you are so classy !! you are the epitome of a classy , elegant , rich woman . love ya

[@JasmineRimaneli]

I love this, thank you Anna for your tips ❤️ Always guiding us ladies

[@luisavieira2985]

I would like to say that Anna's videos are never a waste of time! Thank you Anna! U are amazing! 😘

[@texasstardust6010]

....Great tips, and I'd like to add that a small " emergency kit", in a small clear makeup bag,( or any type of make-up bag ) is important. Nail clippers, small nail file, tweezers, safety pins, Band-Aids, eyeglass repair kit,( travel size) Anti Static spray , small hairbrush ( I usec the " Wet " brand), small can of dry shampoo. These little things are lifesavers, the make-up bag can easily be put into your tote, so it's always with you. Edit : I stopped using the velvet type hangers, after having some blouses ruined. They were mis - shapen on the shoulders, and one even ripped a bit. I use them only for hanging folded sweaters, and certain trousers, I use mostly the " clear crystal " hangers, so I'll be sticking with those. 🙂👍🏻

[@kimholcomb6943]

Anna, I already have a few of those items. I use suede and leather stuff from stores that carry leather jackets purses and other leather and suede items. I also cleaned and conditioned my leather items myself. It was a lot of work but they lasted a very long time and still look brand new. Thanks for putting this video out. As always I'm looking for your next one.

[@teresashogren5977]

Do you have a recommendation for a leather conditioner? I need one for a leather jacket and I have no idea which to buy

[@tinalin5994]

Thank you for all the great tips Anna. Can you please do a video about how to travel with proper decorum and elegance?

[@uppercut147]

I have a couple of pairs of suede shoes that get dirty, or get water spots on them (usually from when I wash my hands at work and a little water drips on the toes of the shoes. I am VERY careful about having "inside shoes" and "outside shoes" and never mix the two. It helps keep my good shoes in better condition to never wear them outside or on concrete). Dabbing at dirty spots with vinegar and water spots helps a lot!! The water spots on some light tan suede shoes I have totally disappeared! You can also use the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser sponges on the more canvas-y material of white shoes. I also will sometimes use a toothbrush and toothpaste to clean the white canvas material of my shoes (it really works!!).

[@ashborade7222]

Finally Anna has made a video for her youtube subscribers after a long waited time

[@lynef]

Wow, I had never heard of the gel cushions before . Thank you so much Anna!

[@Scoiatolo]

I could add something more - a jewelry polishing cloth. Dirty, slivered jewelry looks really terrible and cheapens the look a lot. As I love jewelry and wear it every day, lately I have purchased a special liquid in the jewelry shop. I just have to put my silver earrings or bracelets into the liquid for 5 seconds, polish it with a normal tissue and I am good to go :)

[@apj1896]

Anna I recently started watching your old videos , loved them all and learnt a lot. Just a small request , can you share your views on elegant tips for heavy / curvy woman too 😋. Would love to learn about upgrading my own style

[@apj1896]

Sure thing , thanks 👍

[@giselerose8391]

Your content is wonderfully practical and commitment ✨️ to graciously sharing your insightful tips is greatly appreciated! Thank you!

[@klynn5641]

I love your sense of humor and sound effects 😂 it keeps me listening to your videos. Lol (and of course, everything that you teach on pertaining to class and elegance as well 😉)

[@هيالإستثنائية]

I always ALWAYS have mini bag inside my purse that contains: mini perfume, mini cream or oil so I can retouch my hands & legs to keep them looking glowy, a tint (I use it for lips & cheeks to look rosy or radiant).

[@lidiarocca6595]

Your advice is very useful, thank you for sharing this video to all women

[@brionymann7654]

Stain remover wipes are a brilliant item to carry. Accidents can happen with food, cosmetics, sun cream or even a nosebleed and it can get rid of at least most of the stain whilst you're out

[@dw8461]

Yes..and First Aid kit and Survival kit and...sandwich , hey, you never know when you may get hungry ;))))

[@Jana_3005]

I love this video and have all items except for the steamer. Anna, please make a video about wise hat and belt choices. These both accessories are so difficult to find the right ones and match them correctly. Thanks!

[@Catcapozzi]

Get a steamer, it will change your life!

[@sarahterry2140]

I got good hangers with Chanel, and Etro purchases but didn’t always accept them if purchased during travel. I recently repurchased the hangers off of eBay because many mass market hangers offered now e.g., on Amazon, are longer in length as they need to work for all sizes. Unfortunately, these longer hangers will make impressions in the shoulders of smaller or even medium sized tops that are knit or silk. The designer hangers are expensive but really help keep my few investment pieces from getting ruined.

[@karenladd808]

Good morning Anna. Steamers are game changers. I usually travel with mine as well. Best investment ever!

[@Sabrina-os6ui]

How have I been able to survive without your weekly video

[@miriamarrechea4188]

The hole maker is a basic when you are around horses. I loved the advise on the stain repellent for shoes, I only used for suede, I’ll try it on all my shoes. :)

[@ohsostylish60]

"Fluff is international"... HAHAHA!! Anna, great tips, I love my tape roller (there is even a smaller travel version ladies!) xxx

[@jotrezise6853]

you should do a video on active wear/ going to the gym!

[@Wonton1885]

Fashion Tape! I can’t live without it!

[@deroux]

Anti frizz hair product, blotting papers, and lotion for dry skin. I carry this for models when I photograph them. Essential!

[@charlenejo2490]

I really appreciate how practical these suggestions are.

[@dianapetrut227]

Something that I bought recently and would be a life saver for many women is a pair of garters with silicone to prevent thigh chafing. They are skin color so you can't see them under any skirt/dress and they make wearing such clothes so much more comfortable during the summer! Otherwise I would always end up with an irritation every time, and I love wearing summer dresses. Such a good hack!

[@MMPutnam77]

If there is ever a time where you aren't able to use the garters, there is a stick that runners use to prevent chafing. It looks like a deodorant stick and you use it on your thighs where you don't want it to stick.

[@sheilac-s1d]

You had me at “Fluff is International” 🤣 Great video, as always! 💓

[@greenhandedagnes9609]

Nobel Prize for the inventor of the type roller! Saves my life every day 😅😍

[@karenkranz2682]

This is one of Anna’s best and cutest…

[@weaver7703]

Anna, what are your thoughts on a slip? An outdated undergarment or an elegant way to conceal panty lines and maintain modesty?

[@katewarnebold59]

Double sided tape to hold strapes in place and very useful for gabs in your shirt.

[@TheSuperGeo]

Spanx are great for every shape and size. I love wearing it because it gives me a clean sihlouette look, holds everything in place, the waist also has a clean look. I also like the pants type of spanx, I am a thin woman but my thighs touch each other and during summer chafing happens. Pants spanx comes to rescue, because it prevents chafing and it also helps me with wind accidents, no one gets any peep show if the wind is lifting the skirt, just my biker shorts style spanx 😂😂.

[@RosesRawReality]

A Cashmere Comb and a Boar Bristle Lint Brush for wools, leathers, and suede, are crucial tools to have for your wardrobe. Perfect time for me to watch this video! I’ve been meaning to buy a belt hole puncher and keep forgetting 😂

[@starchick5815]

What is a cashmere comb for?

[@RosesRawReality]

@@starchick5815 to get the pilling of your cashmere/wool clothing.

[@realtalktina]

The best cleaner I went to automatically put in a snap on my shirt when she saw I had a safety 🧷 pin there to stop the gap around my chest! Genius! Now I just have the cleaners alter my shirts and put a snap there so no ugly safety pin poking Through! Great tips!

[@DANiELLEfineArt]

Anti-slip stickers for the bottom of your shoes that help you not slide can be beneficial. If you don't like the look of them, you can take your shoes to a repair place and have them put nicer anti-skid on them permanently, and often they can do it in a color that matches your shoe. When out shopping I take gel cushions with me for trying on shoes to ensure that I can wear them without making the toe box too tight. I just leave the paper on the bottom of the them, so they don't stick until I buy the shoes I want.

[@mwebazamoreen673]

Always checking in for ana bey's videos💕

[@cythereastargazer7922]

You can also use velcro to close the gap on your shirts. I also use a special spray to keep my velvet water stains.

[@lailabegum6089]

Snap fastners!!! I hated giving up on shirts. Thank you Anna!