ANSWERING FASHION QUESTIONS

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[@gremlita]

For some reason youtube decided to remove the automatic captions feature so I’m now looking for a CC service (hopefully will have captions added by end of this week). Sorry for the inconvenience!

[@The_Jovian]

Can't believe KZbin removed fan captions AND auto captions. The anti consumer practices are ridiculous

[@okor.r.6925]

thank you for putting in the effort to have cc!

[@cavitycentral8365]

Thank you so so much for putting in the effort, there are so many people who seem to not even think about it. As someone who usually needs them, I really appreciate it. Hope you have a lovely day!!

[@shi_.]

thank you mina! alot of creators don't put in this much effort, and tbh its kinda hard to understand what people are saying in a video when you're not a native speaker. tysm congrats on 500k, and good luck for 1 mil

[@saracanomarin9059]

Me as a person who doesn't speak english well really apreciete the cc. Thanks for always try to include them ♡

[@doctorwholover1012]

If all the world's a stage, why not wear a costume ? 😅

[@dc9067]

I need to save this quote.

[@melowlw8638]

@@dc9067 oh no.... ....macbeth

[@dc9067]

@@melowlw8638 im confused Edit : just like I am about my sexuality

[@miss.demeanorxo]

@@melowlw8638 STOPPPPO AKDNKADNKSN

[@miss.demeanorxo]

@@dc9067 if you say macbeth in a theater, it’s like extremely bad luck and the show goes horribly. i’d say it’s just a superstition but during my production of a midsummers night dream a kid said it during rehearsals and on our show day our bottom forgot his literal entire costume and the buses were late so i almost missed the first show

[@biancamillan4692]

after i let myself break free from sticking to an aesthetic that’s really when i saw my style develop! i’ve noticed that i have multiple “aesthetics” in my style and they actually vary depending on the season. my style in the summer is soft and feminine with lots of whites and reds, while during the fall and winter i love chunky knits and mustard and terracotta colors. i get more compliments on my style now then i ever have before and it’s really just because i wear what i want and LIKE it!

[@foolishhuman5259]

I love this comment so much! Nothing wrong with having specific aesthetics but sometimes it can be detrimental to your style if you always categorize yourself T.T

[@Dazychain]

Very similarly, I'm mostly pastel throughout the year but as soon as fall hits, I start looking like a vampire.

[@capricenina]

Yes like usually I’m like indie with an alt twist, and then in summer I’m more indie I guess? Idk lol

[@estherrosezuercher7667]

I do love a warm colored chunky knit in the fall.....too bad I live in Florida

[@Sam-ux4kw]

I have multiple aesthetics as well, but it's more complicated for me because it entirely depends on how I'm feeling. I also listen to a lot of different types of music and I love different artists' sense of fashion, so I shift from extremely feminine to very punk/rock girl chic to extremely boyish. I'm also Indian, so I mix my ethnic clothes with more western pieces too. I'm still experimenting and I don't really have a lot of "outfits" to put together, so it's still in the works. I'm so glad you figured it out for yourself, it can be irritating sometimes.

[@windshieldlaugh7411]

Been her since there were only like 4 videos, crazy how fast she’s grown, but not unbelievable because the content is enjoyable, educational and well researched.

[@michellevieiracordeiro]

Army

[@razielhernandez2849]

Same!!! Love everything she puts out!

[@marycurtright9636]

Same! Super proud!

[@hb23.]

been here since then too! amazing how far shes come :)

[@aziekurr]

Sameee never missed a video since!!

[@asta1405]

I love how Mina's 'not trying to be fashionable' outfit is still a look and a half

[@marianne5055]

Right? Me not trying to be fashionable in the heat is shorts and a graphic tee lol.

[@koi4513]

as a black guy, i find it really difficult to find others who share a common "fashion movement." Even on pinterest, I always have to look for "women" pieces or feminine like clothing. Is there any advice that can be given for that struggle. Especially as a guy who enjoys wearing makeup and styling their hair but doesn't want to be seen as more fem.... i hope this makes sense lol.

[@brvndxxxn]

Nothing wrong with seeming more fem, if that’s who you are embrace it

[@koi4513]

@@brvndxxxn you're right but yk it's harder for me to embrace it especially due to society and my community.

[@rainar6996]

I think it’ll def come with time, there’s so many men getting into fashion now that aren’t very fem but want to look put together and well groomed, depop has so many fashionable thrifts for men a lot more than I’ve seen in modern typical stores

[@Ca-yr2rz]

Maybe you could look in other cultures and try to adapt it? Especially in artistic and performatic areas, like the work of some photographers, or tone down (not only western) opera styles, or kpop idols hhat are 24/7 in make up and have their hair styled, it could be some kind of reference

[@xakirax_8864]

I highly recommend Frugal Aesthetic on KZbin he runs a fashion channel ,talks about how to put an outfit together,trends and how to change it based on your style on a budget

[@jeanmbt_neko]

"I don't try being fashionable in the summer" the summer outfit: super fashionable

[@elicxc]

Is bc all the clothes that she have is cute and stylish

[@chickendeener]

me in my gym shorts and t shirts: 👁👄👁

[@elicxc]

@@chickendeener just buy cute skirts and stylish shorts and everything is gonna look cool

[@Dazychain]

@@elicxc This is what I've started doing. I don't sacrifice comfort but I make sure even my comfortable pieces make me feel happy wearing them.

[@karisap]

Not giving a f*ck about what other people think of what you wear is so important!! Honestly more people will be jealous of you and your confidence than will be judgy. Environment plays a big role though. I'm way more motivated to wear stuff out of the ordinary on my college campus than when I'm living at home.

[@thoranorak5226]

I love that the "hourglass shape" is supposedly the ideal figure to have but as someone who actually is that shape there are NO CLOTHES that actually fit all my proportions. I'm not arguing that fashion magazines still treat it as the goal but it's a proper pain to own and dress properly without getting every item tailored. It's also actually very limiting because any slightly interesting shape on a garment will instantly make me look completely out of proportion.

[@southpawpaw5679]

Same and also as a person that doesn't like showing that much skin it's even harder to find perfect clothes

[@user-lp7fc4iq3u]

UGH EXACTLY!

[@elizabethbaron7904]

Relate. Most clothing is not designed for real women or real men, unfortunately. Skull & Bones Society has the answers.

[@camillasoares9289]

Ugh bestie you know my pain. As a petite hourglass I must get everything altered. Also, finding a good winter coat that doesnt make us look shapeless is practically impossible 😑

[@Roselyrette]

SPEAK ON IT. I just measured myself and I have around 8 inches of difference between my bust/hips and waist (my waist being 8 inches smaller) and things either don’t fit through my booty or are very loose around my waist. I’ve had to take in the waist of many of my bottoms because belts won’t even cut it. So much for ~desired figure~

[@Jen_xxii]

timestamps ~ 1:12 what is your go to everyday outfit ? 1:55 talk about your hair ! i can tell you use foam rollers, curious to your method. 4:15 when picking your outfit , do you think of an overall concept and choose which pieces fit together or build the outfit around one item ? 4:55 how do you begin styling a character/cast. like whats the process ?? 6:36 for people first getting into fashion what advice do you have as far as finding designers? 7:37 what books do you recommend for those who really wanna get into fashion history ? 8:54 what are your thoughts on “dressing for your body type” ? 10:48 most influential fashion decade(?) in your personal style ? 11:35 how do you wear past decade clothing without looking costume-y ? 12:55 what inspired you to get into fashion ? what was the hardest concept to understand ? 14:13 if you could swap closets with anybody (real person or fictional) who would you choose and why ? 15:02 does style imply sticking to a certain aesthetic ? 15:55 any tips on how to mix styles ? 16:46 i never know how to make my outfits feel more 1920s and be goth at the same time! help!!! 17:54 how do i find a “timeless” style/wardrobe ? 19:36 if you could be a costume designer for an already existing movie which movie would that be ? or if you could be a costume designer for a book adaptation which book would that be ? 21:09 do you have any advice for people trying to boost their confidence with fashion ? how did you get past emulating others to finding your own style ? -please take care of yourselves and keep going 🤍🕊

[@shi_.]

hello timestanps person, you're amazing ❤

[@IoIita]

angel sent from above. thank you 💌

[@Jen_xxii]

@@shi_. awwh you’re amazing yourself !! 💞

[@Jen_xxii]

@@IoIita thank you so much for your kind words you wonderful human ^^💕

[@maza1234]

🥰💗

[@helena2037]

my grandma is real into fashion history and was a costumer, and when i last visited she gave me a whole bunch of books that i think are really informative!! The Pictorial Encyclopedia of Fashion by Ludmila Kybalová (english version); The Encyclopedia of World Costume by Doreen Yarwood; What People Wore by Douglas Gorsline; 20,000 Years of Fashion by François Boucher; and a whole bunch of notebooks from history classes. I recommend em' all!! they did all come out around the mid 70s though so be conscious that some of the information may be outdated. hope this helps anyone lol

[@snakes7303]

Oo thats so cool

[@-_-24403]

Nice!

[@godsstrongestmagicalgirl5217]

Cool grandma

[@brookkgibson]

What was the name of the book Mina said she recommended?

[@bruh2843]

that’s really cool n thx for the recommendations! my grandma was also really fashionable and was an expert thrifter :D i wish she was still here and we could go thrift together again. sending u n ur grandma lots of love

[@DangChau8532]

To be honest, I’m not really a “fashion” person, but it’s so fascinating and interesting to hear someone so knowledgeable speak about their passion so extensively. Congrats on 500K 🎉

[@midnightsky3782]

Exactly!

[@maltus2748]

Am I the only one who is obsessed with her holding that huge ass mic?? 😂

[@flamingaish]

No lol

[@Dllld02842]

Seriosuly I love it. Very 90s

[@SoDa-fy6nt]

At the same it feels like a wand!

[@thepurplecat9267]

me too!

[@thepurplecat9267]

me too!

[@beu7990]

the "consistency" part really got to me because i just feel like i needed one style and i couldn't experiment with others because it's not consistent and yeahh :( thank you for that congrats on 500k!!!

[@lesbiangoddess290]

Same. I'm a mess inside and out. my style is wild.

[@saplingtarot]

Before "aesthetics" became such a buzzword I used to be really hard on myself for not having a "signature style" but now that I just wear what I like and dress everyday according to the mood I'm in i'm so much happier and get much more joy from my clothes - there's no need to pigeonhole yourself!

[@girafa400]

Hadn’t really noticed how different the hair was lol, it always gives the same vibe

[@bonessai]

TIMESTAMPS 1:12 what’s your go to everyday outfit? 1:55 hair styling method? 4:14 how do you style your outfits? 4:56 how do you style a character/cast? 6:37 advice on finding designers as fashion newbie? 7:36 recommended fashion history books for starters? 10:49 most influential fashion decade in your personal style? 11:35 how to wear past decade clothing? 12:56 how did you get into fashion? what was the hardest concept? 14:13 who would you swap closets with? 15:03 does style imply sticking to an aesthetic? 15:55 tips on mixing styles? 16:46 help with mixing styles (goth and 1920s)? 17:55 how do I find a timeless wardrobe? 19:36 for which movie/book adaptation would you like to be a costume designer for? 21:10 advice on boosting confidence with fashion? Let me know if I forgot anything :)

[@sunnyyyyyyyyyy]

you're great

[@f4irydr00l3]

You’re literally amazing omg-

[@lilacfields]

thank you

[@user-dt7ur1br7y]

I LOVE U

[@agathanoronha1257]

Minaaaa, you made me actually like fashion and express myself with my outfits. Thank you for your videos and charisma!

[@namratasrinivasa7568]

same! just got into her and I can already feel her influence

[@agathanoronha1257]

@@namratasrinivasa7568 YESSS!!! I always try to wear things that make me feel comfortable and nice and think of the way Mina embraces her stuff and feels good in her skin with her clothes. Love it!

[@frog6673]

Yes I’m never influenced by influencers when it comes to expression with fashion and never rlly try to look the way I truly want to but now I’m actively trying to find out what I like and I’m just taking an interest in fashion in general and fashion history and environmentally friendly ways to shop it’s so cool I feel as tho I’ve been missing out.

[@palaceofbrilliance6164]

21:34 Tip for confident. It helps when you add little things first (like jewellery or bracelets from the era you like and then yo can go further and further and add more, then it never really feels like everyone is staring at you, bc they and you get used to the style little by little and you won't even realise that some people even look at you, bc it feels so normal to you to wear it)

[@margaret4602]

One day I feel cottage core, the next I feel like a sexy secretary in the 70s, the next I feel like I’m new wave - thx for reinforcing idea we can do style on our own terms 💅🎭💃

[@zoleka4352]

okay but can we talk about this outfit Miss Mina??😍😍

[@parnianpalangbod2005]

1:37 Her day-to-day outfit is my fashionable outfit.

[@StylingtheCenturies]

Mina's channel must have been one of the fastest growing 2020-2021! Congrats gal, so deserved!

[@cheskaevangelista4229]

i’m literally about to sleep but i will stay up for this !!

[@michellevieiracordeiro]

Same

[@Juanmaligno]

NOT SOMEONE ALREADY DISLIKING 💀, like your content is amazing and I'm so happy to find your channel

[@cerenity3578]

It's also the fact that youtube be putting out dislike bots. :/

[@aliciaherrera7007]

@@cerenity3578 why would they do that?

[@piowono]

the outfit you showed after saying i don't try to be fashionable everyday😭😭

[@xcobmi]

I think she just wanted to show the skirt that she's wearing a lot. Obviously it's a fantastic fit 🥰

[@chewsdae]

hey mina! not expecting you to have all the answers to all the fashion-related problems out there (a discussion to bring more attention to the issue would help) but especially after your video about tiktok i was wondering if you would consider covering the topic of how difficult it kinda feels to transfer into the world of sustainable fashion. i already know cost is a widely known struggle when it comes to these pieces but i've noticed when looking at sustainable clothing it's a jarring change from typical mainstream fast-fashion or even higher-end clothing. the clothes that i stumbled upon seemed to be generally of a similar natural color palette, of very basic and not so form-fitting silhouettes, and essentially felt surprisingly restricting creatively compared to the rows and rows of style options and aesthetics we have gotten accustomed to with fast fashion. i don't know how sustainable the clothing industry was pre-internet popularity of fast fashion websites but it makes me wonder, where did regular everyday people of the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s get their good quality/long lasting clothes that have become the vintage pieces we love today? so many people say stuff like "oh i got (insert piece of clothing) from my mom or dad from the 80s" and it makes me wonder where we can keep getting such reliable but stylish pieces today. obviously we see how cool statement designer pieces can be in shows back then like the nanny on fran fine for example, but i'm wondering how (aside from cost, since that seems to be a standard we can't really work around) everyday people who just want to slowly start incorporating long-lasting and good quality yet interesting and stylish clothing can find new clothes, since people back then seemed to have been able to? of course i know thrifting is one option, but compared to buying new clothes (which i guess can be considered... "problematic" in a sense) it's a lot more difficult to find clothes that you know will fit you for sure especially if you do not know how to tailor clothes. for those inexperienced with sewing, i feel like thrifting is great for certain pieces, but not all. god i know this comment was atrociously long but i think it would be a super interesting and helpful video topic!

[@rosieevans8960]

I'm a sustainable fashion designer and I cant answer all the Q's but I know that a lot of the 'good quality vintage clothing' that still lasts today was due to the fabrics and components, clothing was designed to last a lot more seasons, so you would find more 100% cotton and 100% wool than polyester or mixed blend fabrics, these fabrics are a lot more durable and people treated them with a bit more care, like following the care label of the garments. Now it's a lot cheaper to buy mix blend fabrics, and big brands aren't designing clothes to last more than a few seasons as they want you to buy more pieces. As for finding fun sustainable pieces that don't all look the same, I'd deff try looking through social media like instagram over shopping sites, as a lot of small independent brands sell through their social media accounts. And looking at sustainable stockists and boutiques, that house lots of new and unique brands. The community of sustainable designers is really great and once you start following a few you'll be exposed to more cool brands and designers. Also going to plug my own brand Rosie Evans Online, I make fun historically inspired clothes out of vintage textiles, like corsets, dresses and mini skirts. Hope it helped a little xx

[@lismelyalicea6784]

im so glad someone mentioned this bc I've been wondering the same thing for a while now and no one ever seems to have an answer and those that do typically like to gate keep smh.

[@bernadetal9057]

I wish Mina would share the whole list of her fashion history books

[@lotaerinne]

i'm on multiple vogue mailing lists that have been harassing me to download the vogue runway app but i never considered actually downloading it til now

[@ghost.master343]

I really want to be in fashion when im older (Preferably design). Through your commentary of other videos, your critiques, your opinions, it really helps me! I love your channel so much! Thank you for keeping me motivated to try and achieve my dream!

[@captaintabatha5894]

another really good fashion channel is Bliss Foster, especially if you're interested in design and/or the more "behind the curtain" aspects of the fashion world

[@ghost.master343]

@@captaintabatha5894 thanks i will check it out!

[@t.mutabilis2497]

i loved that you mentioned having range because i have very different "moods" and dress very differently depending on them, and so often you hear that you need to "find your style and stick to it" like? babes? i got dozens! and you definitely Got The Range! ♡

[@kayakat1869]

I like Kibbe a lot more than the hourglass system. I like how it helps anyone accentuate their unique body types. I definitely break the rules tho, because I love miniskirts and 60s clothing, but I can still style them to be flattering with my Soft Dramatic body.

[@kayakat1869]

@Sydney Barrett don't get me wrong I love being SD, but I think there needs to be more examples of fashion for us. We can look amazing in so much stuff and so many different styles, but we just need more examples of it.

[@Morslatke]

was just gonna say!! i've always admired gamine style but could never make it work on my soft natural body. now i despair less and have a much smaller wardrobe lol. i want to also add that the idea of a "flattering" outfit is potentially toxic, especially so in the hands of the hourglass system (where every shape is trying to look hourglas?? wot). i think the idea of comfort, both physically and psychologically, is a more important one to be aware of. it has much less to do with adhering to a patriarchal beauty standard and more to do with how a person feels!

[@hannamadsen]

@@harshdeep8835 im a sc too and i relate so much 😭😭

[@xakirax_8864]

Thought I was Soft Dramatic but I'm actually a Theatrical Romantic!

[@nm9688]

Yup as long as you don't treat it like a religion it's pretty fun

[@hannahbananayellow]

You are truly the perfect channel. Informative, respectful, well-structured, fun, soothing and inspiring. Congratulations on your success!

[@katherinemorelle7115]

I am so with you on having range and variety! If someone asks what my style is, the best I could give would be “Historybounding”. Everything that I personally like from the 1300s to about WWI. Generally more working class, because I find that’s much easier to fit into a modern wardrobe. Also, no big skirt supports. Partly because it would look strange to wear a full on robe a la francaise with massive panniers on the modern street, but mostly because I’m a wheelchair user, so I need something that’s gonna fit. But those two guidelines- working class and will it fit in my wheelchair, have been the best guidelines for determining if an era or a look is too much to wear. I do also have costumes (see profile pic), but for that, I just added a hat, a shawl, and mitts. I’ve worn that exact outfit as just the shift, stays and petticoat on its own and it’s fine. That’s another thing I do try to do- make an outfit that I can wear as part of my daily wardrobe, but that with a few accessories, can be elevated to full on historical costume. That way I’m not spending time and money creating a costume for events, and then also clothing for my wardrobe (and I do sew all of my own clothing, because it’s not like Target is selling 18th century petticoats and jackets, ya know?) But I have a lot of variety in my wardrobe, and once I’m done making a few outfits from one era, I move on to another era. I’m currently still in the 18th century, making a few mix and match outfits. And then, I can also mix and match from different eras. I do that by keeping a fairly consistent colour story through all the eras I sew- so neutrals like white, grey, beige and browns, with pops of blue and teal. That way, I can wear an Edwardian blouse with an 18th century petticoat if I want to. Or an 18th century jacket over a 14th century kirtle. Hell, a sleeveless Tudor kirtle goes really well over a poofy sleeved late Victorian blouse! Like a pinafore! So my style is “historical”, and spans about 700 years. Because why stick to one style or one era? That would be boring! And particularly because I do sew all my own clothing, I want to be able to grow in my skills, and try new things. I’m looking forward to cartridge pleating my 1860s work dress, and I learned a lot about different styles of pleating during this 18th century adventure. And sleeve construction, and setting sleeves in a different way. I’ve learned a lot about stays and corsets to the point that you m Joe comfortable making my own patterns that are different (like a modified regency shirt stays for my daughter, who wants something really supportive for her large bust, or a frankenmashup of stays and a late Victorian corset to give me the shape of the 1780s, but much easier and quicker to put on, with more lower back support). It’s been a really fun and educational journey, and I get this awesome wardrobe out of it too. Highly recommend.

[@lianovic1187]

Mina that eyeliner looks so good

[@estefysally]

im still in love with her voice

[@currybread5298]

honestly I've never felt like I could take part in the fashion scheme because of my income and my body shape

[@iamtoxic4663]

Me too clothes i like are too expensive

[@gaellenanthasone7636]

I get a serotonin boost every time Mina calls me a beautiful dove

[@cherryccoke6490]

Going along the question of mixing styles/aesthetics; I’m a big fan of scene fashion and fairycore! Yes my closet has both! My favorite colors are lime green and pink so my closet is mostly lime and pink and the only thing that separates my scene and fairy outfits is that my scene is a very black base and I show off my raccoon tails and with the fairy outfits I use a brown base. Color pallets are important when building a wardrobe :)

[@jackie9397]

Q: I can tell you use foam rollers Mina: well actually… I was ded lmao

[@AA-sr4on]

could you compare the historical accuracy of the Anne of Green Gables 1985 miniseries and Netflix's Anne with an E for a video?

[@katefriend4085]

I wear vintage reproductions because I don't have an "antiques lifestyle" (bunny lover w two boisterous young sons). Also I'm a bit heavy, and while bigger vintage pieces exist, people in the past appear not to have had waists as thick as mine! It can be hard to find repro pieces that are not too costume-y, and it can also be hard not to just get cheaply-made fast fashiony stuff, but there are some decent reproductions out there. I started *really* dressing up after the pandemic started to cheer myself up, but for the foreseeable future I don't think I'll go back even as things reopen. I discovered your channel during pandemic too, I love it! Thanks for doing what you do! ETA: thanks for the tip about hot rollers, I have fine dense hair that hates to take a curl, so I wear my hair up every day, but I'm going to try them because I'd love to wear it down sometimes. Gonna go try that now...

[@Naathalia12]

That's so wholesome c:

[@imjustdandy9799]

It’s not actually true that people had smaller waits back then! It’s just thats the vintage clothing thats lasts to today is stuff that wasn’t bought or wasn't really worn, so thats why small sizes last to today. A lot more people are larger sizes, so thats what is bought and used and therefor doesnt last. I hope that made sense, other people have explained it better to me lol

[@katefriend4085]

@@imjustdandy9799 completely makes sense and I basically agree. It is harder to find authentic vintage in my size, and I feel like for a lot of reasons, the bigger you are the harder vintage can be to find, BUT it can still be done. Another thing I've taken to doing, in part to improve my posture, is to wear a corset (_under_ my clothes!) It also helps get the mid-20th century sillouette I try to go for! Not necessary, but it works for me!

[@arletteschu]

@@imjustdandy9799 but people were also smaller, food was mostly home cooked or at least not as processed as today, there wasn't a drive through on every corner + in europe the aftermath of ww2 still had an impact on people in the 50s. Also the average woman weighed 140lb in 1960, in 2014 she weighed 168.5lb, so sizing must have gotten bigger. Of course this doesn't mean that there aren't bigger vintage pieces, but if demand wasn't there in the 1950s there can't be the same quantity of pieces as the smaller sizes today.

[@ALEXluvsJTforevr]

Congrats on the sub increase you are just so captivating love how you talk and discuss all topics esp fashion summer is the worst outfit wise I wear jeans pps look at me like I’m crazy but they’re acc cool as in temperature wise and comfy

[@rowenaleahy7631]

This is one of my favourite channels, so glad it’s growing!! I’ve been hoping you would do a video like this. I also love the fact that you spoke about aesthetics, I’m so tired of people saying they have to stick to one aesthetic, it’s so limiting!

[@yangto996]

This was brilliant Mina, really enjoyed hearing about your process

[@bonessai]

Your makeup is gorgeous as always

[@ellenvirtucio]

yep, we need MORE content like this mina! Looove hearing your personal insights and perspective!! Congrats on 500k! 💙

[@shannonschmidt6917]

i personally love this content and hearing you talk about your personal style and background etc so thank you for posting this!!

[@cb861]

im so happy that you've reached such a milestone in your channel ive been watching since the very beginning and you really deserve the recognition

[@lynekexve844]

You’ve taught me so much about fashion in so many different ways and you deserve every single subscriber you get!! Lets go to 1 million!💛

[@lauracano8860]

mina your videos make my entire week

[@marleyrasmussen6840]

ahh im so obsessed with your vids!!

[@alliemaher2706]

you're my new favorite person on this platform!! you're so well spoken and your style is so cool

[@addie1080]

I've never watched a KZbinr q&a so fun, inspiring and thought provoking!!

[@vloggergirlchloe5724]

CONGRATULATIONS ON 500K! 🥳💕 So happy for you! Your videos have really inspired me to explore fashion and discover my style. 💕

[@cheerscassidy1055]

mina is the only person who can make a q+a still feel so informative and fun!! you deserve all the good things coming your way!!

[@kaylag.2957]

I would love to see a video about you’re favorite fashion moments throughout the ages. You’re take on your favorite iconic moments that you think are timeless

[@emma-km1rl]

congrats on 500k queen u totally deserve it!! I love ur content sm

[@joelmapili5046]

I'm so happy that this channel is reaching sp many people and getting attention not only on KZbin but also social media, i love seeing bipoc win (lowkey also miss that it was my little secret)

[@brynmcclennan973]

Mina I absolutely love all your videos! The lookbook you did, q&as, and the video essays!

[@annmacam7853]

❤️‍🔥 u and u deserve all the growth on ur channel bc its a reflection of ur hard work and passion!

[@ruebenromero2497]

I’m obsessed with this channel!! Mina is an icon, a legend, she is the moment now come on now !

[@abigiya1852]

love ur content mina!!

[@lilithlilith99]

loved this, thank u mina!

[@snoopyfinn]

Mina i love your q&a vids!!

[@breeduvall3143]

omg your makeup is EVERYTHING

[@LadyAhro]

Please do more content about Vampires and Pirates! And I'd love a deep dive into goth fashions, especially current goth (which people don't really explore beyond what trad goth looks like today - which is kinda unchanged honestly, or modern goth except that almost all the easily found content is stuck in the mid 2010s)

[@d0m5]

Congrats on 500k! ur literally my fav youtuber to watch for fashion!

[@austinlord9934]

I loved this! I would really enjoy a lipstick/makeup tour! Your lip shades are always so cute!

[@leoinggeo]

Congratulations on 500k, Mina! Love the content.

[@fakeplastic33]

this was actually super helpful thank you

[@juliarocha8451]

Girl u deserve the 500k and much more!!! I was blown away by how detailed and researched all of your videos were and there’s really no other channel about fashion that i like more than yours. Thank you for all your hard work!! ❤️

[@aprilesbonita]

Mina this look is so timeless, love all you do!!

[@hunnitbaehunnitbae8804]

congrats on 550k, Mina! I randomly stumbled upon your channel fairly recently, and I really appreciate all the research you do

[@aleksandratopchii7110]

congrats on 500k!! your videos make me super happy and i'm honestly learning so so much from them

[@germ3390]

really loved the last bit there in the outro. congrats on 500k!!!

[@arisdesigns4970]

thank you for your advice mina!

[@elifderin1275]

I could listen to you talk for hours! I love your enthusiasm and passion. Thank you for bringing amazing content💓

[@cloflomonster]

loving the heavy eyeliner today.

[@fluffymilkbuns]

congrats on 500k! love you mina! 💜😍

[@camilaaguilera1111]

Discovering your channel has been one of the highlights of this year for me. All of your analysis are so well researched, well structured and detail oriented, I just can't 🙌🏻 I feel like I learn a lot just by watching your videos, congratulations Mina, keep on the good work girl, you're going places!

[@emilytrassicosta9636]

mina brings me so much joy i absolutely love her content

[@LoganKeatts]

I haven't exactly started but your videos have inspired me to look at fashion and my own wardrobe completely differently! Also lowkey inspiring some eyebrow shaving urges, but I think that's a look best left to you for now

[@hotlikesauce]

Mina, you could talk about frickin PAINT DRYING & it would still be an absolute serve. congrats on all your successes!! ^^

[@allthingsiro]

You are so dedicated with your channel. I started a cooking channel, but kids, work & family leave me little time for editing. You definitely found your niche.

[@lizhasasthma]

I literally watched What a Way to Go last night because you recommended it in one of your videos and I'm so glad I did!

[@marydarko3380]

I've been subscribed since your avatar video, I've always loved fashion but since watching your videos, I have found more ways to self express myself through style and developing my own personal style, you deserve the 500k and so much more!

[@drmsangel]

i looove your content! they are so calming and pleasing to watch and definitely informative. congrats on 500k!

[@artisticbuilding6852]

The reason you've grown so fast is because your content is AMAZING quality! Your topics are interesting and your commentary is a perfect balance of facts and personal takes

[@femurdonor]

thanks mina! this helped me feel more confident in finding my personal style :P congrats on 500k!

[@__Teresa__]

Congrats on more than 500K!!!🎉 Your channel is amazing, you totally deserve it! I found you some days ago and I'm obsessed!

[@superstelly]

Really enjoyed this video Mina! ♥️😊♥️

[@ABROWN6336]

Wow! Super congrats on hitting 500k, you deserve it!

[@reinm7553]

I love your advice! Especially the 'start romanticizing your life' is something that helps me to come out of my comfort zone and do new things! Love you ❤

[@omu6740]

i seriously resonate with being emotionally attached with your clothing! the most prominent items in my wardrobe are probably vintage anime/cartoon graphic tees and very chunky platform shoes, and ever since i starting thrifting, i hold all my shirts and thrifted platforms with a weird emotional attachment but i always find myself so happy wearing them

[@arabellap.b1479]

Congrats on 500k! I love your videos so much! They're super informative and fun to watch!

[@mechanical-scarecrow3064]

I consider summer a fashion dead zone because I can't wear anything I like and nothing I'm interested in buying is released until fall.

[@aptdccvii]

im so proud of you!! your channel is def one of my favs of all time

[@pericelsus]

Omg those hot rollers really took me back lmfao, remember _begging_ my mom to do my hair with those as a kid because they looked so fun lol

[@Ana-il3co]

omg I loveddd this! your Q&As are so interesting and I would love to see more of them. you always have such a great take on things.

[@nmthanh33]

I simply love her attitude towards fashion 🌸