Things that make you instantly chic & stylish

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In today's video I'm sharing all the things I think make someone instantly chic and stylish. If I see someone in the street wearing or doing one of these things, it instantly makes me think "Oh, you're stylish". Let me know some of the things you think are so chic!
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[@Christinamychas]

What are some things that when you see it you go “ohhh… that’s chic 😍”?

[@bxr9264]

Simple outfit, hair in a bun, fantastic rings

[@debrawells-hopey1980]

When someone wears a belt like you do here (that end tuck situation) or a belt with a blazer (getting the right weight/balance)!

[@saraheardley7546]

Yes, love the belt and have been trying to find one. Whee is your black one from?

[@kathymorrison7462]

I am the no makeup and red lipstick for everyday, if going out somewhere very minimal eye makeup and red lipstick, I am 66 and been wearing red lipstick my whole life, I love it!

[@isabelle.sasseville]

Athletic shoes with a suit and combat boots with a midi skirt or dress. ❤

[@Polly0202]

Thank you for showing girls in wheelchairs 😊👏🏻 I am a part time wheelchair user myself and style and dressing is very different when your sitting down 😄🙈

[@Christinamychas]

❤❤❤

[@girlonabike1]

Yes! As the mom of a teen wheelchair user, it means so much!

[@heatherstella2528]

Yesssss my daughter is in a wheelchair and I appreciate this as well

[@annaolsson5441]

​@@ChristinamychasAgree use an electric wheelchair myself and the proportions are totally different and more of us are working, doing politics and in general having a life so style is important.

[@katherinelawrence1608]

my hubby is a full time wheelchair user and the struggle is real! Always love seeing support of all mobility tech users! xoxoxox

[@sarahreilly4013]

I absolutely love that you included outfit-repeating as an indicator of chic here. I know a few people will dismiss it with 'oh she's only saying that because she promotes slow fashion' but actually the chicness is in the self-awareness. A 'uniform' is an indicator of self-connection. Knowing yourself and being true to what you like is the kind of effortless, unapologeticness that I think we're all striving for...

[@hillerycrawford1062]

First, thank you for always being inclusive in your chosen models. It means more than you will ever know. Second, this is a fabulous list that's not super specific; it's more a feel or aura that makes someone chic. Third, I love vintage but have trouble finding it as a plus sized beauty. However, now that I'm in my 50s, I can find vintage in my own closet.

[@kimjohnson8471]

YES❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@6931Qwe]

It’s chic that you recognize style and beauty at all ages without making it “a thing”. I have recently unsubscribed to another style KZbinr for constantly warning women over 50 to “be careful” in choosing certain trends or styles lest we look like we are trying too hard or worse, a “grandma”. Confidence and support for other women is truly chic.

[@adrianabrown1011]

Christina, thank you for being inclusive in so many ways! It seems to be such a widespread view that if you are past a certain age or a certain weight you might as well be dead 'cause there's no more hope for style for you! Love your videos and your style advice! 😊❤

[@lidijazivanovic2810]

There are so many women who we see on the street or at work that are so chic and elegant, not necessarily because of what they wear but the way they carry themselves. I, personally, notice the attitude first, and the outfit comes second 😊

[@genzillennial]

The outfit repeating category made me feel better because my friends were commenting on common themes in my wardrobe (they meant it as a compliment) but it made me feel like maybe it’s too predictable and I should switch it up. I’m just going to choose to see it as a signature staple. 😌

[@raynacurtis]

Yes I have a dear close friend who came over one day and said "the process to becoming you is almost complete...I bought my first jean skirt today!" haha I live in jean skirts. Sometimes we just have signature items!

[@carriehodges6566]

I love that when I watch your channel I’m inspired -but NOT to shop. I always want to head to my closet to see what I can come up with.

[@KurlyKy]

I agree that style is completely about attitude. That “I don’t know what” quality. The persons way of moving in the world with unforced, unpretentious confidence in themself, with their clothes merely being a supporting character. But aesthetically, “style” to me is… - Enviably “well worn but well maintained” pieces. That pricey bag that is clearly a trusty staple and has been loved for years, but not worn-out and uncared-for, and that clearly still does the job. - Shorter length nude nails, simple makeup, and easy hair that says, “I take care of myself but I am NOT a slave to my routine or the salon.” - A beautiful analog watch that says, “I am punctual, stylish, and refuse to let yet another screen into my life.” - Grey hair that is super healthy and styled beautifully. Embrace that elegant grey. - Fountain pens. So rare, but when someone pulls a fountain pen out of their handbag/briefcase, it’s instant style points. - A person who clearly understands (1) undertones and (2) colour theory. Monochrome outfits in the same undertone family just screams style. Same with any outfit that encorporates colour theory. - Beautifully bespectacled-both sunglasses and prescriptions. - Anything heirloom. Grandpa’s watch and scarf. Mom’s evening bag. A vintage blazer. A thrifted brooch. Anything that shows a deep connection to bygone quality is a win for style points. Thanks for sharing!

[@suzanner3894]

Funny you mentioned thrifting. I was flirting with buying a new scarf for the fall, then I remembered that one of my daughters literally collected them over the years. Headed straight for her closet and borrowed 3 different colors to add accent to my winter wardrobe. Money (and planet) saved.

[@cjack-caldeira3363]

Love the diversity of examples… dressing chic/ being chic can often be very nuanced and an exclusive club. Your examples helped to broaden what chic really is! Thank you!

[@ET76001]

I like that your example photos include people of all ages and shapes, for all styles . Great to see the cool trends wearable to all 👍

[@alisonschooley5459]

In the last year I have been thrifting more and more. I have found great jeans, a sweater and the ultimate find-shoes that aren't very worn or brand new. Where I live it seems thrifted is much more unique than fast fashion.

[@annettesilveira4374]

Yes! I’ve decided that I’m not going to buy new for fall. I love to thrift, and can’t wait to see what I find. I am tempted by that Kotn sweater though!

[@bluehibiscus502]

I wish there were half way decent thrift stores in Toronto. And buying online ends up with shipping, duties, taxes etc costing more than something that's actually new.

[@ritalynb7070]

Most of my wardrobe is vintage or thrifted. I love finding unique or quirky pieces. Vintage clothing tends to be so much better quality and really lasts. I work in a professional setting and my suits, blouses & button ups are all thrifted or vintage. I think it is how you mix & match the pieces that makes them look fresh & modern.

[@muaythaigirl1612]

I love a sharp cat-eye glasses frame. As a prescription-glasses girlie since elementary school, I learned by the time I was in my teens that I might as well have a cool frame if I had to wear glasses for the rest of my life! Fast-forward 20+ years, I have 3 pairs that I use as 'permanent accessory' and they are different colours with a nice cat-eye shape that I can use for contrast or harmony with my outfits 🥰

[@liz9657]

I LOVE this topic. Personal style is so much more fascinating to me than the trend cycle. I love see how people build their own styles and celebrate their uniqueness.

[@kimjohnson8471]

Tip: For the past 10 years, I've chosen my frames from the sunglasses section. I get stopped all the time.😂

[@TheMagwade]

I do this too! Only way to get bolder more unique looking glasses for much less!

[@amandalh60]

Really appreciate the diverse representation of women in the images used. In principle, but also demonstrates your tips so well!

[@sonnychazz]

Contrast dressing screams cool & chic to me. I especially love masculine pieces (shoes in particular, like loafers, brogues, monk strap shoes) juxtaposed with feminine elements. I'm also a huge fan of retro elements in an outfit. Mostly though it's how a person carries themselves- good posture & confidence in their outfit choice is all that really matters.

[@laurafeldman6068]

Christina, I look forward to making my Sunday breakfast and sitting down and watching your videos every week. Thank you for always showing us INCLUSIVE style examples. You remind us that inspiration, style and beauty comes from everywhere. Thanks for being such a positive, inclusive and big picture thinker and influencer.

[@alisonpena4577]

Bravo on a video that was so diverse in your display of models. Old, young, large, with glasses and in wheelchairs you have it all. Real women looking fabulous 😊

[@carolynmaxim7935]

By far, one of the absolute best video contents! Thank you! 👏🕊️ Keep up the excellent work.

[@SallianneHines]

I admire those (of any gender) who can really wear a hat with confidence in any season, where it looks natural on them and not like a costume. Same with unique ways of wearing scarves. Fun topic!

[@seltzermint5]

I love all types of hats and always have, but the unique scarves elude me so I do admire those who wear them well! Especially a small scarf tied at the neck. I tried it once and felt like the rich man from Gilligan's Island TV show lol

[@bbellebe]

Thank you for the video! 💐 The last point: "wearing what you love" ❤ my favourite! Also, what makes you chic is healthy and neat look: good skincare, clean clothes and shoes, just personal hygiene makes you look fantastic! 😅

[@amyli092]

Monochrome styling and using different accessories is a tip I've been using and loving for quite some time now, but I do feel like it can be fun sometimes to break familiarity by experimenting with different patterns or textures! I recently used some birthday money to get myself a wristlet that has a monogram pattern, which is something I've hesitated to dive into for many years because of me being more into quiet luxury. I'm honestly really excited to see how I can style it up with what's in my wardrobe! 😄

[@Christinamychas]

Me too!!!

[@charissapromes]

I just HAVE to say that you are the very first youtuber I’ve seen display so many girls of so many different backgrounds, body shapes and body ability. The fact that this blows my mind is kind of tragic, but this is AMAZING, thank you, thank you, thank you. We see the GENUINE effort that was put into this and it is very much appreciated!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@oekmama]

A trick to the red lip, is the definition of the eyebrows which really frame the face.

[@jessiebaker9313]

I've had the good fortune to have lived all over the world for my work. I love to incorporate items I've picked up in various places to my everyday style. Silk scarves, jewelry, shoes...it somehow works with my overall classic pieces.

[@saraheardley7546]

I've just started layering necklaces as I have quite a few silver ones. I keep all my basics as they will all come round again eventually. I've got a red long sleeved Tee from a charity shop and a few brown suede pieces from years ago that are now at the front of my wardrobe or shoe rack, ready to wear. I have a lot of charity shop stuff that people always ask where I got them from. Good for the bank balance and good for the planet. Thanks, I really love your videos x

[@wlammy4ever]

I’ve never been chic or wanted to be chic, but it’s always so fun to see what people think is stylish!

[@user-zy1co9hy9m]

Loved this video. You really articulate the chic elements from a regular wear everyday style. You articulated chic very well. It’s the sense of ease and effortlessness for sure

[@marisacooper5364]

I feel proud when my well intended outfit is mostly thrifted- honestly most of my best pieces are second hand and I love the cost per wear is so minimal

[@Lady_Sadie_A]

In my area our thrift stores are just :/ but I have gotten to LOVE my local clothes mentor! Then I can avoid the goodwill or savers which are the main options here.

[@user-vy2vc6ih6q]

Wow, you really nailed this, Christina! I am loving doing some of the things you mentioned (outfit repeating, monochromatic bring two), but there is lots of inspiration here for new things to try this fall that don’t involve overconsumption! Thank you!

[@kathyffarney-keck8593]

I always love your content and I found your use of diversity wonderful.

[@deborahjoyce591]

Great video. I thrift as a hobby as I have very expensive taste 🙃and I find I can get the quality I desire at a fraction of the price. Plus you are right you can find unique pieces. Quality of garments have certainly declined in the last few decades so buying vintage is often the wiser choice.

[@Marie.2345]

I really loved this ! Also loved that you showed pictures of people of different ages, sizes and races !!

[@cindynorris5983]

Great video! I will add, every now and then I wear something outside of my comfort zone. It can really help me decide if I want to incorporate it into my style or if it wasn’t me. Project wear everything can be better than letting it sit in my closet and not making a decision.

[@foxycinquantuno3361]

I used to think of "all black" as my signature thing, but now it's white pants/jeans. I don't know why it feels so much more unexpected to me, but I just love it. I feel the same way about shoulder sweaters and cool glasses that you do.

[@lits3212]

One of my favorite videos on style!! Breaking out of the mold, individualistic, great pictures… just fantastic.

[@33Jenesis]

I love your videos! You gather a lot of good info and photos to demonstrate your points. One thing really stuck with me is your last point. I love ppl watching. It’s obvious to me seeing those who put thoughts into dressing. It doesn’t matter if they have style or not, just that they dress to present something they love or please someone they love. Getting dressed everyday isn’t mindless. There are ways to reduce planning and confusing. I think this is why many ppl stick to certain style or pieces. Over time it may become their signature. One lady in our chorus wears off shoulder tops 90% of the time. It became her. She looks great and loves the style. We love her for being stylish into her 70s.

[@jonovitzki8667]

Yes to a lot of these - but especially to the glasses! 🤓 I went to my eye doctor and said, “I NEED glasses.” He said, “No you don’t. Your Lasik is working perfectly.” Well, let’s just say - I walked out with a Rx for correction - ah’hem for added fashion in my wardrobe. 😆 haha.

[@deborahmorris9963]

I took a few screenshots of some of the cool outfits you showed. Thanks for the photos with great examples of what you were describing.

[@marielsacco7267]

This was such a great video and I think most of what you listed is also what I find really chic ☺️ linking with the concept of ease that you mentioned, if the clothes or shoes end up wearing you (rather than you wearing them) or you have to constantly fidget because something is too tight, too short or too uncomfortable or a heel is too high or unstable, then it looses a lot of chic points ... something I learnt from my dressmaker mum when I was always asking her to tighten or shorten clothes she'd make for me when she still sewed 😊

[@33Jenesis]

I just bought a couple pairs of blingy ballet flats. I pair them with slightly flared ankle jeans, narrow straight jeans, trouser jeans. I can wear a cropped cotton tee or any sort of tops. I just love the juxtaposition of casual and bling. I also love wearing blingy jewelries with casual outfits. Wearing a hat or beanie is becoming my style signature in recent years. Wearing a headwear covers my messy hair so that I have one less thing to fuss with (styling my hair). I love your red lips idea. I have been wearing skin color lipstick for a year. Since I don’t usually make my eyes, wearing bold lips may make a good contrast.

[@daniellebrissing9485]

In reference to your point about jackets/blazers that are thrown over the shoulder: it feels very, "this is not the main attraction" while being very much an extra punch of attraction. It's almost like an updated version of a long cape the main character might wear right before they throw it off to reveal the "dress" or the "jewel" or even the "confidence." That's my interpretation of the jacket being thrown over the shoulder of the outfit.

[@lesleyc2704]

Love your energy in this video.. The content is great and I appreciate your effort in finding such great examples to illustrate your tips.

[@chelsealeighpaul3771]

You are sheik! Loving this video for sure. So many good ideas to add style without a ton of effort. Walked downtown Chicago today and saw so much “easy” style….. wide legs and sneaks with simple tank and a bold necklace! Leopard skirts and sneaks with a tshirt. So many ideas and way to keep it simple and stylish.

[@seltzermint5]

I don't necessarily consider myself 'chic' but 2 things I've always been are bold and confident, and as a result I get compliments galore whether I'm a plus-sized college student with a pixie cut or a mid sized 40-something with waist length hair. I've never been afraid of color and diving into any look that feels "me"! Life's too short to choose boring glasses, bags, the most beige and bland wardrobe...

[@des1180]

Juxtaposed styles are really stylish to me 😊

[@TA-xr4cv]

Thanks so much for a great and informative video. I have not watched you much, but will do in the future. I think your ideas are spot on!!

[@Casscapri]

I cannot agree more with all your ideas about being chic and stylish! love your content. You look amazing!!!

[@elizabethfletcher188]

Lots of great inspiration in this video! Thank you Christina!

[@lekeatharumph1438]

A Nice Pixie Cut!!!! Just the Cut itself , whether curled or not

[@Amanda-yd2ey]

I’ve been on the red lip/no eye makeup look for 2 years now. I tell myself it’s youthful and fresh. Actually I’m sick of getting the mascara off nightly 😑

[@silliepixie]

I love these observations! Especially the outfit repeating and the ease. Thank you for sharing!

[@Donna.Walmsley101]

This is exactly the same philosophy I have with fashion! I love my thrifted pieces because they are so often rare and unique. Thank you for sharing 🧚‍♀️❤️🐝🇦🇺

[@juliehanson1175]

I agree 100% on the red lip (personally I do a bright pink), the statement eyeglasses, the signature jewelry (I wear my wedding day present necklace everyday and still get compliments on it years later). I think those things are all especially timeless.

[@user-vf3ne2mv6x]

You’ve really impacted my style and my shopping experience Christina. I love your channel. Thank you❤️

[@carriehodges6566]

Hats, scarves, capes, glorious shoes-that’s it for me !!

[@bcbeauty]

Loved this! Interesting, in depth observations 🙂

[@stacieheroux]

Doc martens or combat boots with almost anything but especially with a dress or something where they’re also wearing a blazer (and I agree with over the shoulders). Every time I see that I’m like 👏🏻. So chic 🙌🏻.

[@ronnie-lynn]

I am glasses obsessed. It’s bad. I have 50-60 pairs of prescription spectacles. 🤓 I order online and there is a specific company where I have found 13$ frames and it cost me only 10$ for my prescription (and my prescription is strong) so I have bright bold colours to match my scrubs; pink, purple, orange, neon green & blue. Then I have cooler more sophisticated ones. I have crazy large bold ones, neutral ones. It’s definitely my thing. I keep my outfits pretty simple and also repeat a lot because my accessories is definitely my eyewear!

[@Anxiouscustomer]

What website do you use!

[@citronmonet294]

I was wondering the same thing

[@raynacurtis]

KOTN goes to an XXL, but I hover between a 16 and an 18 and the one order I placed there, I had to send most of back as it was too small. Any ideas for those of us who are slightly more curvy but who would love to elevate our styles? A lot of KZbin personalities I love tend to be smaller and, understandably, patronize and promote companies that don't make anything that fits larger than a size 12-14.

[@lizpowell4872]

I just love your content. Thank you Christina! You have so much style combined with common sense and great life hacks.

[@godsbuckets]

Hmm…I had never thought about how repeating a look contributes. I have to agree!

[@patriciaoneil184]

Perfect timing for fall and winter transitions.

[@barbb1672]

When you talked about outfit repeating being chic and stylish, i immediately thought of the Moosgaard twins. And there whey are 😄

[@wavamy]

Thanks so much for the diversity in your example photos!

[@moniqueparent2816]

Loved this video. I now work for Belgian company and it's a combination of blazers and trainers. All of your ideas were spot on.

[@montserratsolis2815]

Wow! Use your things!! I really love this 🎉

[@mrsshelleyashard]

watching and rewatching Christina 😍 GREAT video, love it thank you 🤗

[@tarski7420]

Great video! And lovvvve this look on you!!

[@pajamamama5965]

Great video. You may have said this but I notice posture and the way someone walks. If they are not self conscious, it makes them seem effortless.

[@tanyabooysen3958]

Love the models you use in your videos. it's very inclusive. Great topic,another learning definitely going to try some of them.

[@SenoraDroolcup]

Love to see the diversity in your example photos!!

[@debbiedavis6944]

I think you nailed it with the points you made on this video! Kudos!!

[@katprice13]

One of your best videos 💯🙏🏽

[@melaniaberehovy8494]

So chic when your videos represent a whole range of bodies *chefs kiss*!

[@barbb1672]

Great video, inspiring and fun!!!! And you also look very chic! Love the white blazer.

[@flohough1870]

I am so happy to see big bags making a comeback. While I like a small bag for certain things, there are just times when a big bag is the best choice! I too love scarves and bag "bling" but I don't like it when people get too carried away and it takes away from the bag itself or just seems like they threw a bunch of junk on the bag because they thought it was the thing to do. To me, being chic is about being an individual and not being afraid to wear something that isn't on trend at the moment, but managing to pull it off combined with classic pieces.

[@courtneytautges4997]

The most fun video! Love it!

[@jackieb.7368]

Totally agree. Thanks.

[@evagitlin]

How love how inclusive your inspirations are❤

[@marystewart1292]

I am wearing a Kotn tee as I enter this and I do really find the quality of their materials to be impressive.

[@Schnee_Gloeckchen]

I find a panama hat very chic - on a woman or a man. And berets, too.

[@micheledaulerio]

Love this and was literally applying a red lip against minimal makeup when you mentioned that. You get me. 😉

[@daisyrowaro44]

Love love love this video !As resonated with me so much in how I like to dress !

[@finleyevans4775]

This list resonates with me so much. I love so many of these, but I think most especially the minimal makeup with a bold red (or bold pink) lip. I also love the shirts, especially in white or blue, with denim and a tan-brown belt. I agree about the larger bags. I have some vintage bags that i can't wait to bring out again, as i haven't worn them in a while, and they're big🥰 AND monochromatic outfits...what is it about them that makes us feel so good? love it.

[@Christinamychas]

They’re all just sooo good!!!

[@altacostura3512]

LOVED this video! So interesting! Appreciated your takes.

[@danicamuzic]

Love your channel! I can hear your Tibi/ Amy Smilovic influence! ❤

[@carmenlheureux5435]

You look very chic today. Great choices to illustrate the topic.

[@Christinamychas]

Merci!

[@Leuleu2738]

Wow I totally love and agree with your points especially the first few!!

[@leejacobs3620]

Great video. Thankyou for sharing.

[@adz5bneweng589]

If you wear glasses for vision correction, I highly recommend spending the extra $ to add the magnetic sunglasses option. Even with a transition lens. I decided to spend the money for them with my latest corrective, transition lenses - a great decision. There are little magnets inserted in my lenses and in the sunglasses. They just pop on.

[@elena_a-2023]

This was wonderful! I wear glasses and I like to make statements with them. I have been considering to wear minimal make up and focus on lipstick. All of these suggestions are great!

[@lyudmylakrasnova3181]

Great video, Christina! Love watching your videos, and this one is one of the coolest. Talking about jewelry, I love your ukrainian trident pendant. Is there any chance you can share where it is from? Thank you ❤❤

[@MK-hh1vo]

I've thrifted exclusively since 1980. The only garments I buy brand new are underware and socks. It's been a great, affordable way to learn what designers work for my body type. While #9 may look chic, I hate draping a jacket or coat over the sholders because it limits your movements, it's not practical. For that kind or look, I prefer a garment that's made to be draped, like a shawl or a cape.

[@thenopedetective]

I find the oversized structured items can drape quite nicely! The structure of the shoulders keeps it in place, but due to the larger size it still allows movement. I can't seem to figure out how to use cardigans, sweaters the same way without it looking too preppy.

[@callalily79]

The very end!!! ❤. That is so me!

[@madisonostermann]

I love so many of these looks you showed! Did you happen to compile them in a Pinterest board? 👀

[@CourtneyyMorriss]

Great video Christina!

[@sandiscalmanini8096]

❤ you had to say “ the red lip” ! 👄 I will give it a whirl but as a warm autumn with red hair and freckles ❤ don’t I have enough red already!!!!