WHAT'S ON MY MAKEUP & STYLE WISH LIST AND WHAT I MIGHT DO ABOUT IT (OR NOT DO ABOUT IT)

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[@hollytheriot9357]

I would love to see you dupe the vibes with fashion! Take us fabric shopping and on a tour through you thinking about how to dupe the vibes of an outfit by making it yourself? Feels like something you’d thrive with… something with which you might thrive ;)

[@lesliesangster759]

That would be so great!

[@shawna6893]

Yes, what a great idea!

[@lydiaochs1347]

also love this idea! thrifting/hunting for similar items or making

[@notaclue822]

Anything to do with fabrics and sewing would be interesting to me.

[@relitin]

Hannah, I’m sure if you got a pattern for the collared shirt, you’d be able to do it! If you know your way around a sewing machine and have experience in making clothes, following a pattern for a button up shirt won’t be too too difficult. Also, I’d love to see a part 2 to this video in couple of months where you breakdown did you get these, why and why not, are you happy with them etc…

[@yensid4294]

I never stopped liking 70s silhouettes & trends. I was a teen in the 70s & still like many of the "classic" styles from that decade. The wrap dress, the fitted velvet blazer, boot cut & flare jeans that weren't low rise or baggy with a saddle back or detail stitching, sturdy shoes with block heels you could actually walk in, Mary Janes, print Maxi dresses cut on the bias, Midi skirts with tall boots & a fitted sweater, India Prints, Paisley 💜 Tee shirts with Art Nouveau prints on them, Victorian lace blouses worn with tailored menswear suits, Annie Hall coolness. I could go on...I even like the makeup & hair trends from back then which would be much more easily attainable now I think with all the new hair tools & styling products available.

[@ladyneroli]

Love this comment!!

[@beaherzberg]

Uh yes! & your description! I want to live in this comment!!

[@silkehuybrechts7832]

There's quite a few pieces of clothing on my wish list... The main one is a white dress that can be worn in spring and summer, but will layer well with a jumper or a cardigan in the colder months. What I plan to do about it, is buy some beautiful white linen and make it myself. I have promised myself that I won't buy any new clothes this year. Instead, if I want something, I'll sew or knit it myself. I really want to embrace the concept of slow fashion and combine my love for beautiful clothing with my love for creating. 🥰

[@jilljahns8406]

I'm loving watching the background come together, brick by brick. You're getting there!! Excited for this video 😊

[@garza2margarita]

Same here! 🥹

[@Shadowsandflowers]

Highly recommend finding a pattern similar to the shirt you're wanting, or more perfect for you, and then following that to make a shirt. Also, sewing youtube exists and is super helpful. I started cross-stitch and several helpful youtubers graciously answered my beginner questions. It could be the beautiful start to a new hobby!

[@TamarasTimelessBeauty]

I agree with you on masks, especially sheet masks...HOWEVER, I found a sheet mask that is truly a next level spa like experience. Pricey for sure...but I always stock up when on sale. City Beauty Line Smoothing HydraMask. Don't know about line smoothing on my 62 year old skin, but SUPER hydrating and soothing. And the sheet itself is super moldable and stays close on the skin. I use it after I do my AHA masks to soothe and hydrate. I use it more in the winter when my skin is super dry, but it's great any time. It's my second favorite City Beauty product besides the City Lips Plumping Gloss which I know you love as much as I do.

[@yeneka713]

Listening to you talk about the doubts you have in making the shirt reminded me of what i have taught all of my kids: The Power of 'Yet". Whenever you find yourself thinking or saying something that starts with the words "I can't...", you must always end the sentence with "...yet". So, "I don't have the skills to make a tailored shirt...YET." Make the shirt and the skirt, then reward yourself with the Victoria Beckham burgundy eyeliner. Even if it turns out not quite as perfect as the designer version, reward yourself for trying. 🖤

[@redcordelia]

The thing that's on my wishlist right now, and that I deliberate on incessantly, is a new sewing machine that would do well with stretchy fabric. I have an old machine from the 80s that has helped me to sew many wonderful things, but I want to dip a toe into bespoke turtlenecks and tees and swimsuits. It's always funny to me when you say you can't sew tailored things because I've always thought that working with stretchy fabric has always been the more difficult option. Making my first button-down shirt involved a lot of reading pattern directions and watching KZbin tutorials, along with some ripping and re-doing, but learning to do it meant I could finally have cuffed sleeves that are long enough for my arms. Also, a plain buttoned shirt seems so simple, but it represents the perfection of sewing techniques that keep every raw edge of fabric tucked away. It's completely perfect.

[@Impassion]

I saw a guest at my job wearing the Eti Blue Acid denim jumpsuit by Retrofete and immediately asked her who it was by. About five hours later, after some fervent measurements, some obsessive back and forth, I bought it. $590. I honestly am not sorry at all. I got the last Medium and there were only three Smalls left as well. I've worn nothing but $5 Target crop tops and $15 Walmart high waisted jeans for two years - since I left NYC for good and am no longer tempted by the shopping there. I work a lot and earn a lot, can afford it, and I want it bad enough. I am in love with this garment! I think it will last for years and years and years. I didn't wait and wait to purchase it, because there was no time for that - it was selling out. BUT - because I have been fiscally responsible for so long leading up to this, I felt okay making an allowance for myself to make this sudden purchase.

[@larkfly9273]

I'm happy you treated yourself! I so know the feeling of being afraid something sells out, that's a big trigger for me. I'm sure you look gorgeous in it :)

[@Impassion]

@@larkfly9273 Aw, thank you for saying that!!

[@lemon2639]

I love the over sized slouchy suit trend. As an androgynous presenting person I think this trend would lend really well to my style!

[@beverlylina3294]

Loved this vid! Here come my unsolicited opinions haha: regarding the shoes, I think it could be helpful to think about what kind of outfits you’d be able to come up with if you had the shoes with your current wardrobe. I think about that often cus I sometimes have the urge to buy things like this as well, but when I think about my wardrobe and my typical color palette, I realize I don’t have many outfits that would go with something like a purple shoe, and thus might make me want to buy more clothes to be able to have outfits to wear with the shoes. If that makes sense…? I have a feeling it’s just a moment and it’s going to pass for you. Also, just buy some face masks girl! It’s okay to not worry so much about cost per use, etc. and allow self care to be an indulgence. You’ve come a long way in your spending, enough so that you’re allowed to have some lovely masks in your skincare arsenal for a true concern in helping your skin without worrying about it being a perfect, well thought out financial decision.

[@cdncinnamongirl6013]

duping the vibes, shoe edition.

[@KirstyJonesLouise]

Agreed with your comments! I ended up decluttering quite a few of my shoes for that reason. I realised that I didn’t wear them because there was nothing to wear them with.

[@SaraCDB]

I thought the same thing about the shoes! Also for the masks, just making a sugar and honey scrub yourself would save money and allow for one more 😉

[@Exo0408-d9o]

The notification I get for your videos Hannah give me the best dose of serotonin. Also eagerly waiting for the green colour corrector reviews since I found out (through your videos I might add) I also have a green undertone!

[@lesliesangster759]

I think you might surprise yourself with your sewing skills. The first thing I ever sewed using a pattern was a button up, collared shirt, and it turned out beautifully. You should try it! It might also satisfy your desire to create.

[@izzyofabell]

The retro floral print you shared reminds me of one Wray used and called "acid floral." The brand makes lots of single mix-and-match pieces, too (I think they made a PJ/lounge set in this print at one point). Acid floral is discontinued, but I know I've seen it floating around Poshmark. P.S. Those shoes are very fun! I hope you find pairs that tickle your fancy AND your sense of practicality. :)

[@anatolia0222]

I love to listen to you break down what you want and why, and then trying to talk yourself out of it. Your willpower is far stronger than mine is, though I know your no buy year really helped with that. I feel like I have an ever growing list of things I'd buy if it was on sale/clearance, but not as many things that I'd be willing to buy at full price. I need a nice sunhat (think Audrey Hepburn style straw hat) so that's fairly high on my list.

[@cinemaocd1752]

One of my tumblr mutuals just posted about buying cowboy boots after having them on her wishlist for six months waiting period to make sure she wasn't jumping on board with a trend. She posted pics and there were like 50 people in the notes congratulating her on the boots. And it reminded me so much of one of your videos that I think the HLP mindset is spreading, and that is such a great trend! A waistcoat is absolutely a practical garment in my world because it makes a waist and it adds a layer of warmth. I tried dabbling in the oversized suit trend but I am short and I just look weird. I will wear a big blazer with fitted trousers but the Talking Heads level giant suit just makes me look like I am in the first 10 minutes of Big...If you end up doing the pastel shoe trend check out L'intervalle which has their shoes made in Italy/Spain/Portugal and they do a ton of knock offs of high end designer shoes. The price point is like what you'd pay for a pair of shoes at a dept. store, but the quality is quite a bit higher. Also they have great sales...

[@mmlee2213]

The background is STUNNING!! I mentioned this in another video, but you've created such a cozy space here! The combination of you, your content, and the background is such a comforting slice of the internet

[@embellishmarin4647]

For the fun shoes in striking color, I absolutely love a pop of color with a neutral outfit, like those lavender clogs I would love with favorite jeans, and perhaps a medium heather grey teeshirt. I think it can be the thing that turns everyday clothes into an “outfit,” or even elevates it to a “lewk.” 🤓

[@irene5567]

i looooved this video so much hannah! this is something i find myself constantly doing as a result of watching your videos. something you could do about the pastel shoes is buy yourself or shop your closet for a pair or maybe two pairs of colorful pastel socks (i know it sounds weird but listen) and wear them with some kind of strappy sandals your might already have! this might trick your brain into thinking you already own those sandals you’ve been wanting as of lately. i did something like this lately and wore some blue socks underneath my favorite mary janes because i saw a pair of BEAUTIFUL blue boots on a designers’ website. now i bought myself another pair of colorful socks because i loved every second of me wearing that combination.

[@AmeerahMuhammad]

I feel you on the shoe thing. Most of my shoes were shoes I wore in my previous life in the Before times, working in an office. Since then I’ve lived in sneakers when I leave the house. I’ve realized I don’t own a pair of actual shoes that I wear on a regular basis. Also, it’s so fun to see the slouchy suit look come back in style. It reminds me of the 80’s and my childhood lol. You could probably find an amazing vintage 80’s suit that will be better constructed than the ones on the market right now. On my wish list…so much lol. But beauty-wise I really want to try the makeup brands Jones Road Beauty and Violette_Fr. Clothing wise I want a pair of wide leg linen pants from Son de Flor.

[@jennsedik]

The Merit lipstick in 1990 is (and has been) on my Thinking Hard About It wish list. The issue is that I have a lot of brown lipsticks. Brown and deep, dark reds are my favorite. However, all of my browns skew red. They're really ruddy, rusty browns. And, as a 90s teen, I've been craving a 90s brown for a while. But I've got a lot of brown lipstick. I think I'm likely to get it, because I've been wanting it for months now, and it's the only thing on my wish list that's survived multiple cullings. But I haven't fully committed yet.

[@ProfessorBathtub]

On my wishlist forever has been a beautiful candy pink and yellow vintage shirtdress dress from an Instagram shop that I follow 🥺 Vintage clothing is one of those things that I know works out very well for me in the price per wear category but that I struggle to justify because of the high initial price tag. But the romantic summer vibes! The European vacation feeling! Thinking hard about this one. Thanks for another thoughtful and soothing video, Hannah 🖤

[@ipetzombies]

I highly recommend ponds cold cream as a mask. It's cheap, you get a big tub of it, and it WORKS so well for really dry skin. I've never found anything like it. It's thick and intensely moisturizing.

[@annetteprice]

Oooh, what a great reminder. I’ve been craving something extra-moisturizing lately.

[@clarerichardson8770]

I'm on a no-buy year when it comes to beauty things, and the Merit lipsticks are KILLING me. Every single color looks so beautiful and people keep raving about the texture. So hard not to just snap one or two up! And I also have my eye on the Victoria Beckham eye palettes, especially the ones in Silk and Signature. I guess I have the rest of 2022 to make up my mind about which one I want. ;)

[@emmaherman1819]

when you were talking about the desire for cream masks I started (quietly) shrieking at my computer "HANNAH GET THE GLOSSIER MOON MASK!!!" (I remember you talking about it and it's one of my favorites too plus a tub seems to last quite a while.) P.S. Those tiered skirts are quite simple to make, the fabric just has to be the right weight.

[@augustlunaonline]

I have the about-face eye paints on my wishlist. Since about-face released these eye paints, I’ve wanted to get my my hands on these. I did buy a single eye paint a year ago (Everything Now, a light green), but part of me craves MORE. The dark green shade Smoke Signals is so beautiful and I would love to try it out and smudge it over my eyes for a deep dark green look. Cloned, a terracotta brown color looks to be a beautiful neutral shade for my skin tone. I also crave the primary colors, red, yellow, and blue, as well as the black and white. I want to play around with these primary color eye paints, mix them into every imaginable shade and try them out on my eyes and face. However, I hesitate to buy I already have plenty of eyeshadow. I don’t even wear makeup everyday! I love to play around with my makeup and test out looks when I have a free afternoon or evening once a week, but I am out of the habit of putting on a full face of makeup in the morning. Plus, I already own the Mehron Basic Paradise Makeup AQ Palette, a face paint palette with the colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue, brown, black and white. I don’t need a bunch of the AF eye paints. Yes, the Mehron face paint formula is very different from the AF eye paints; AF is waterproof, Mehron is not. However, I own the cinema secrets eyeliner sealer, which waterproofs non-waterproof makeup! I DON’T NEED THE ABOUT-FACE EYE PAINTS, YET I YEARN FOR MORE OF THEM! AHHHHHHHHH (their marketing is great and really speaks to my creative side, damn it!) To alleviate my urge to mix makeup together and do something creative, I allow myself act on my desire to play with makeup at 5pm AND I started a makeup sketchbook. I use my makeup, so far I only used eyeshadow, like actualy art supplies. I swatch, smear, and color all over a page of paper! Then I use some cheap hair spray to seal it (just like you do when drawing with charcoal!) and call it a day. This creative outlet is a great way to use my makeup, get familiar with it instead of hoarding it. Plus I can use expired makeup without fear of it irritating my skin and I don’t feel bad about throwing it away! I am thinking about buying ONE, and only one eye paint for my birthday this summer, but I may not even do that. If I do purchase an eye paint, it will be a neutral shade, because realistically, those are the colors that I love to wear regularly.

[@laureness1898]

Hannah I think you would LOVE the Hourglass Veil Powder! It’s the most lightweight powder I’ve ever used and it’s truly translucent, it never darkens on the skin and keeps you glowy but set down. I also have a hard time finding powders that are light/ neutral enough for me and that one checks all the boxes! It’s quite pricey but I just buy the travel size for $22 and it lasts me forever because I need so little of it. LOVE your top and the new background as well 😍🥰

[@PlainJane144]

Let's all say a special prayer that Hannah finds a competent, HAIRstylist in her new geographic area that will allow Hannah's hair to continuously slay! The cut you have is so LA and beautiful 🙏🤺

[@alisonsmarra]

There are so many things on my wishlist, including the whole kosas trio of foundation, concealer and powder. But also large things like an infrared light mask and a new tattoo, which always seem to get pushed down to the bottom because affording them would mean I'd have to spend some time holding off on buying smaller, easier-to-acquire cosmetic items... a continuing struggle/ journey, but one that has already been positively impacted by watching your videos and heeding your wise counsel, so thank you for the sanity you share in videos like this one. You make a real difference Hannah 💗💗💗

[@AJ-ls4jh]

One thing on my wish list - actually currently hanging out in my cart - is the colourpop lux lip oil in smirk. It is a warm toned light peachy pink which is something I do not own and I really enjoy the formula (have one in a different shade). The issue with Colourpop and I is that I am in Canada and it feels bad to order and pay for international shipping for an $11 gloss. Like I could pick up a nicer one at Sephora for the same price by the time it’s all said and done. So. What am I going to do about it? Let it hang out in my cart and see if Colourpop does free intl shipping at some point in the near future and then order. They did it last year mid June so I’m hoping in the next month or so they might do it again. Idk. Just can’t justify the purchase otherwise!

[@yensid4294]

Something that has been on my wishlist for a while is a pair of custom made knee high, lace up, low heel, leather boots. I had an injury that required reconstructive foot/ankle surgery several years ago & now I have 2 feet/ankles that essentially do not match by as much as 1/2 to a full size. I often must buy wide shoes because of a slight bunion in the non surgical foot. This makes shoe shopping difficult & my go-to is ankle high lace up boots. Tall boots are more problematic however. Wide calf boots are often far too big (they will often accommodate 20" calves) but I can't usually zip up normal sized tall boots all the way. It's also impossible to get a wide foot/normal calf in a boot apparently? And I want leather, not plastic. So anyway, I've had custom hand made boots on my wish list for a while. Not doing anything about it right now except maybe occasional research since my husband's unemployed & it's not a priority but you get a point where you figure out it's better to invest in the expensive solution than to waste money on a bunch of bargain compromises that ultimately don't work & you don't wear & just end up donating anyway. Because of my foot/ankle issues I live in boots. It wouldn't be a frivolous purchase.

[@ondigottesman979]

Lord, the suits. I have too many. I just obtained one in dusty pistachio and when I'm wearing it, in my head, oh, I own everything.

[@HannahLouisePoston]

WOW

[@cj-ch9zx]

i’m not sure if this will bear fruit but uniqlo has a lot of tiered maxi skirts and tends to have print collaborations with marimekko (and marni next season ooo) that might interest you also…not enabling spending but i feel like a lot of fluevogs would intrigue u. maybe not smth u want to spend money on but just looking thru their catalogue is delicious

[@lindsayboudreau5520]

I was hoping someone would mention Fluevogs! I just added the Lindy to my collection (the neon pink suede penny loafers) and ADORE wearing them :D They are like wearing art on your feet, pure joy :D

[@annetteprice]

In addition to the weather, the different water in your new location can have a huge impact. Lots of places across the US have hard water, so using products that compensate for this (like an occasional chelating shampoo) and using a water filter can help. I have lived all over the US and it’s amazing what a difference it can make! 💦

[@isabelatticus4039]

This is what I was thinking too. We have a shower filter and that makes a huge difference especially with my hair!!

[@deirdreabc]

as someone who is learning to use a sewing machine, I would love to see you go through the process of learning to do something new! like a HLP version of withWendy.

[@kateeyoko]

Oh. I had a pair of traditional flat loafers, but mint green. I wore them waayy more than I expected; until they had holes. They were an unexpected pop to any basic outfit. Think of anyone wearing white converse...replace with mint green loafers...so good.

[@LEbackstage]

I love masks, not so much for the benefit for my skin but more for the self-care aspect. I associate using a mask with slowing down, taking 20 minutes where I just lay back and maybe look through a magazine and drink a tea. But I don't buy high-end products in the mask area, because it can get really expensive. I tend to buy Korean or drugstore ones. Also getting the VB liner would be the most logical purchase of all the products - you know, you'd really get a use out of it. Also a comment to your last video. I too love you applying makeup on screen. The way you do it and what you want to achieve as the result, has caught my eye. And I'm totally into that vibe. So seeing the application helps me recreate and adjust the look to my needs.

[@alysiajarman9158]

Iridescent oil slick rainbow heels 👠. I may just sit with that feeling until I find the one within my price range. Or I may Pinterest until the desire fades. Either way What I really want is summer closet update, so I am going to mend and rotate my clothes and add where something demands to be in my wardrobe.

[@alysiajarman9158]

Ps maybe a reusable mask would good that way you can use up serum your just not that into but you don’t want to give away.

[@kirrisolly-slade1313]

I had similar feelings to you about oversize suits - interested in the trend but not sure if I would wear it enough to justify spending a heap. I ended up finding a mint green woman’s suit From the 8os with a perfectly oversized jacket from the op shop for $4!!! (Op shop is what we call thrift shops in Australia). I was so stoked! You were correct in one of your final statements Hannah- this was a fun video!

[@KathleenSantarelli]

Something firmly on my wishlist: the Phytosurgence spectral shine highlighter. I’m on a no buy year for 2022 though, so I won’t be getting it any time soon. I just think that it would be so perfect for me, because I don’t really like wearing base makeup at all (I’m in healthcare, so masked all day at work, and I don’t like it rubbing off on the inside of the mask… so gross feeling), but that blurring, lightly glowing effect is so attractive to me. (There are also some energy work tools that I really want, but those fall into one of my no buy categories - plus I did get some lovely energy work tools for my birthday in March that I haven’t used yet. I haven’t been able to think of a good theme for which to use them, but I might just do a video of “playing with new energy tools” kind of like a “trying new makeup” type of a video.) (The energy work channel is called Kaleidoscope Soul Dreams.)

[@donraitan]

Team house shoes/slippers over here. I recently bought a pair of gray marbled Crocs. 10 years ago, I would have laughed at the mere thought of it. But hey, comfortable, an upgrade for my slippers and each pair looks a bit different haha

[@kat4111]

Same!

[@donraitan]

@@kat4111 🤣❤

[@TheStitchWitchPodcast]

your ridiculously specific description of a vest and why it is completely excessive is SO on point!!!

[@bags_books_and_bowwows]

About the suit ... unless you're spending a lot of time in extreme air conditioning, don't let having moved to the DC area during our pleasant 3 weeks of weather fool you into thinking you'll want to put on a suit jacket of any kind between the end of May and the beginning of October. The humidity is real here. The printed cotton maxi on the other hand could definitely be a "forward my mail because I live in this garment now" piece in a DC summer.

[@bags_books_and_bowwows]

Is there a less structured version of a tailored shirt that's in your grasp to sew? Maybe something in an uncollared wrap? As a child of the 70's, I'm remembering some period pieces that might give you the look you're after.

[@bags_books_and_bowwows]

For a bathtime moisturizing mask, I like to put a silicone sheet mask holder over a thick layer of a water cream type moisturizer.

[@WhitneyKippes]

Ha! I thought the even the skirt would be too much for our summers. Hannah is in for a rude awakening when all clothes feel terrible for most of the summer 😅

[@busy_isy]

I LOVED this video! I always enjoy hearing you talk about what you're interested in and the reasons in favor of/ against buying those items. I have been hemming and hawing over linen sheets for literal months now. I learned that Target sells some for significantly less money than brands like Bed Threads, Magic Linen, Parachute, etc. but I'm not in love with the colors Target offers...I'm trying to decide if it's worth the money to splurge on sheets that feel nice and offer the look that I'm going for or if I'm being superficial.

[@heycambry]

I absolutely love this concept. This is something I passively try to do to curb a lot of my shopping impulses, and it's so great to see it mirrored with someone with a similar mindset of being conscious with their spending. Thank you! (also, the skirt is lovely and if you want to splurge it would be a beautiful investment piece!!)

[@clairedaniels3292]

That first brand🤤 I have something new to completely stalk and fantasize over. I just landed a new job (woo hoo!), and that means I’m finally going to start getting dressed to go into work again, and I am trying hard to pump the brakes on shopping my way into an entire new fantasy wardrobe. One thing on my wishlist is a beautiful printed skirt or dress, maybe from Boden, and what I’m going to do is wait until I start working and get a feel for what other people wear and how I get along with what I already have in my closet first!

[@augustmoonrae5407]

I have some lavender heels I got at Target of all places. I’ve had them for YEARS and they are my go to heel. The color actually serves as somewhat of a neutral for me. I just kind of call it a fun neutral. They’ve totally surprised me how versatile they’ve been. I think a pastel shoe is a good investment!

[@meghanpoplacean2216]

Hannah! I am totally on the pastel, bright, chunky footwear train! I actually bit the bullet and bought two pairs of Melissa shoes-one is a chunky, plastic-y, fire hydrant red platform sneaker (all one color, one block of red), and another pair of equally chunky but a sandal platform and this time in lilac. They are SO loud and obnoxious that I was worried I wouldn't get that much wear out of them...can confirm that the lilac sandals are my most worn shoe this season. I think you should do it! Surprise yourself with the lavender shoes! They may somehow become -the- wardrobe staple you never knew you needed? (I cannot live without these sandals anymore...I wear them with everything, somehow) I'm perfectly in love with them and it was totally worth the splurge! (Also I whole heartedly second the comments telling you to sew your own shirt! It could be a fun project, first big artistic endeavor in this new space??)

[@mairino7799]

As a tall curvier plus size woman my fashion wish list is basically the entire catalogue of Jibri. I have one dress from them, that I bought for a special occasion, and the quality of the fabric is wonderful and it fits so well. It can be super difficult to find plus size clothes with higher quality fabric. Edit to add: I am planning on waiting for a sale and picking up a pair of pants.

[@puccarts]

I'm on the other end.. as a 4'11" petite girl, I find some brands I literally just cannot shop at because nothing will fit properly, and others that fit me just right and I want their entire catalogue. Things made in Italy or East-Asian brands (like Japanese or HK brands) are usually ones that fit me best.. so I usually never end up spending anything for a couple years and then going on a mini-spree when on holiday and buy a small handful of items to replace some of my older stuff or to refresh my style.. so I don't feel too bad if those items are a bit pricier than usual.

[@abigailhines4707]

The pastel shoes are so fun! Definitely a statement, but I feel like they would be such an interesting addition to so many outfits.

[@texirie]

The Beckham the liner is amazing-and they are the only pencil that I’ve ever wanted to buy again.

[@heatherrahn7931]

for that tiered skirt, i'd recommend the channel rosery apparel! she loves a tiered skirt and has a number of tutorials on them you might want to check out if you plan on making one yourself.

[@sydneysheltz9699]

Okay, but in regards to the shoe dilemma...as a gift, I asked for a pair of mustard yellow suede pointy toe flats with massive bows on the top. They are 100% a statement shoe. After I weather-treated the suede, I wear them all the time at my typical office-environment job (they go so well with blazers and tops/suits in neutral colors). Whatever you finally decide HLP, I support you...but I'm happy to encourage the fun spring shoe purchase! Edited to add: I have a few pieces from Nap Loungewear on my wish list (which I know Hannah has linked in the description box in the past)! There was a maxi sweater dress that I loved, so I knit one for myself. But there's a few cashmere sets that intrigue me, especially because I cannot make them myself.

[@petra1995]

When Lunar Beauty came out with the Nude Prism blush palette, I was like "I want that, I wish I could buy it, maybe one day I will". But the other day I actually found it on a retailer in the EU and now when it's actually possible for me to buy it (more easily) ... suddenly I ask myself if I really need it. It was easier to long after it from an ocean away.

[@brandip3335]

I have a Tom Ford fragrance hanging out on my wish list. Ombre Leather. I got a sample, and I love it. I think about it when I'm not wearing it. I have a hard time assigning a large dollar value to fragrance, so I probably won't buy it. But, I'll cherish the memories when the sample is complete.

[@TheJessieJoy]

Please take us thrifting with you sometime - or do a thrifted haul!

[@katiebrown4931]

Absolutely love this video and this approach to shopping!! Your videos are always so creative and refreshing. Also you are so calming and chill and your videos really help me wind down after a long day. Thanks for putting out such positive and relaxing content! :)

[@missymorales7376]

23:35 This instantly made me think of the florasis pressed powder. The one with the beautiful peacock on the packing 🦚 and half of the pan is green.

[@evakurl]

Damn, those lavender slides look absolutely like you Hannah! I genuinely enjoy seeing your fashion takes even tho my style of makeup and fashion is vastly different... You're so inspirational 😊

[@Robin-no8cu]

Good luck girl….I’ve been looking for that tan suit for a year now. I’d thrift the blouse and skirt that are haunting you. They look exactly like things I remember seeing in the 70’s. 😉

[@sofie.h]

As the background fills up more and more, I’m actually loving the way that freehanded square of dead salmon looks on the wall! (I think because it occupies the visual space and weight of a hanging art piece without the textural distraction that might introduce) And something that’s been on my wishlist for a good year now is a new watch. I used to wear a watch daily until the pandemic, and want to get back into that, but my style has also changed enough that my older watches don’t really work for me anymore. Also, I really want a self-winding watch so I don’t have to worry about replacing a battery (and I just think they’re really cool)… but those tend to be much more expensive. So, I’m somewhere in the space of figuring out whether to just commit to buying a more expensive watch and have that be My Watch for the next decade, or whether to buy a cheaper watch so I can fulfill my immediate daily style goal and wait on the more expensive watch until I feel it’s worth it/within budget. I’ll probably go with the latter, but it is fun to dream!

[@petraroos3413]

I love colorful shoes!! Go for it!! So quirky and statement. Especially those blue boots, perfection. I have a pair of red sandals I've had for years and get compliments on them all the time.

[@willowg7249]

I highly suggest the kosas cloud set in the lightest shade, airy. it's so lovely. Sculptural and weird color 70s-80s shoes are definitely on my list but I have not committed. I was thinking about getting only one aspect--like sculptural shoes in a neutral color (see camper shoes) or bright color of a basic sandal (chacho z sandals). Simon Miller's chunky bright platform clogs have also caught my eye!

[@mishieternity]

“Following your future career with interest”……I love it and you completely made me laugh out loud when I heard you say that. So good to know that the Hannah in your own internal dialogue sounds so similar to my own inner Michelle. I am currently struggling against acting upon my desire to buy the Riviera eyeshadow palette from Dior along with several different coloured single eyeshadows. I am watching my own future career with interest too. Keep up the good work Hannah. I love watching all of your videos as I am actively trying to curb my own beauty buying habits. Xx

[@romanticashale]

In the realm of beauty/fashion I think my number one wishlist item right now is probably a beautiful pink floral dress, preferably with puff sleeves. Something super feminine. I love getting really femme clothes that I can accessorize with dark jewelry and black tights and boots or a denim vest or something. I’m definitely on the hunt for a secondhand dress though, my budget for clothes is teeny tiny at the moment.

[@chaoticash513]

The big three items on my wishlist are the Ozma Grace Slip skirt (in manzanita), a pair of Blundstone originals (in antique brown), and a WÜSTHOF Classic 7" Hollow Edge Santoku knife (in purple yam). All three things are normally within my "self indulgence" quaterly budget, but lately I haven't been shopping much because we've been attending a lot of events with friends which I've been using my "self indulgence" budget for. Which is truly a blessing that I'm so grateful for, but the craving for beautiful pratical things is still there for me.

[@yamilletrivas8041]

The suit look would look sooooooo great on you!!! I am not super excited about those pastel shoes lol but to each their own!

[@biancaleite1073]

What an indeed fun video Hannah, I loved it! And I am so tempted on VB bronze eyeliner because of you and the bronzer because of Bekah, I might just get both next month once I finish the bronzer I have been working on for yonks. Thanks for always putting as lovely as thought provoking videos out. Xx

[@karishma5613]

I am eyeing the reformation sweetheart slit dresses - but like a dupe of them that’s not like crazy fast fashion. Also a nice denim jumpsuit, and an oversized basic white shirt. All very trendy!

[@stephaniehughes2351]

This is one of the best videos you have ever done! It is so helpful to hear your process of how you navigate a wish list and it was super fun to hear your desires.

[@SuperAvHG]

Hannah, I just loved this video. I too have put items on wish lists and sometimes the urge does go away. But other times when I have succumbed it is all the sweeter. 💕

[@aprilmarieheard]

It was fun for me too! Definitely helped me push through scrubbing my cabinet doors. ❤️❤️❤️

[@charlesalwyn3486]

I love VB as a brand because everything lasts a long time…it makes the sticker shock easier to deal with…I also like how she only adds new items gradually.

[@curlycue1983]

Two things on my wish list: 1) higher end, colorful, longer cardigans. Even though I have been looking on different websites, I am holding off until I see where my diet currently takes me and I sell some more stuff on Poshmark to make room in my closet. 2) Midi length shiny silver leather pencil skirt. I want this now (surprisingly, this would go with so many of my pieces in my closet) and will buy at a higher price if I find the right one.

[@celucero2]

Pajamas. For most of my life I slept in old t-shirts. I heard Maria Shriver at a luncheon in Sacramento, and she said every woman should have at least one pair of beautiful pajamas. I went out and bought a beautiful, comfortable pair of pajamas. She was right. I feel so special when I wear lovely sleepwear for MY benefit. My current pjs need to be replaced. I have a gorgeous pair of printfresh pjs in Unicorn's Garden on the way! (I know this is a "what are you thinking about but haven't purchased" comment, but I really did think about them for a LOOOOONG time before I picked the specific print and style. I think it counts!) :)

[@theclairemalkie6496]

The Hela x Oden’s eye palette has been calling to me! It’s the perfect mix of colors I’m looking for in my collection. I’m going to wait for my birthday

[@monsaracho]

I also had the givenchy powder on my list but ended getting the Florasis green pressed powder and i love it!!!!

[@dragonfae80]

Merit 1990 & their complexion stick is at the top of my wishlist..You & Hautemess Tom have me dreaming of 1990 lol

[@cjevans6365]

On my wish list is Lethal Cosmetics single eyeshadows in unity & revolve. But I need to use up what I have before I buy more. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@prairie8356]

As a fellow dried skin lady I would suggest putting a humidifier in your room at night. I started doing that a few months ago after having cold and I really have noticed a substantial difference in my skin. I forget to refill it the other night and I woke up wondering why my skin felt so dry, lol.

[@gracekraatz3865]

As traditionally not an ‘eyeshadow girl’ (small hooded eyes and a glasses wearer shirt honestly just can’t be bothered!), I’ve gotten back into the fun of makeup in this new pandemic times where I’m out socializing more and just want an excuse to ‘get pretty’ (pre-pandemic makeup was simple and daily and after masks and being at home I have come to terms with my skin and my natural beauty more so when I wear makeup it’s more fun and more about augmentation rather than it being the status quo). So I’ve been on the hunt for the perfect single eyeshadow palette, because eyeshadow still isn’t so me but I want something well rounded that gives me options to play! At the same time I’ve come to terms with my pale rosy-cool toned skin (used to see myself as more neutral but with redness but I am a true rosey cool fair/light complexion!) and the only lil eyeshadow I have right now plays very much into the orangey warm tones that have been popular the last few years and although they look good with my blue eyes, they don’t feel like ‘me’ or at home on my complexion. So now I’m on the hunt for something nice and that feels luxe (as I want it to be my ONE palette and to give me one and domes but also the ability to have fun and try varied looks) but also plays well with my undertones. All of this to say I still haven’t found ‘the one’ which is surprising because you’d think a neutral-to-cool brown palette would be everywhere but I know I want to be picky so I haven’t found it yet. I feel like before I would maybe have purchase one that was 60-80% under the guise that it is a palette so you can’t win them all, but then end up not loving it and wanted more, but now I rather search and find something perfect so I don’t need to accumulate more and I can love and use every single drop of pigment in it, which is very much a HLP-Influenced approach to my own stash. So for now I will look longingly af the glam and retro ND palettes wishing I could take smash them together 50/50 to get only the shades I’d love (no greys or super crazy pinks plz) or even a smaller (and more budget friendly!) version of the PM divine rose, but alas it alludes me. If anyone has any good cool leaning (or even just not orangey/tan/warm neutral palettes with a mix of textures and some good ‘one and done’ shades) please share, because the search continues

[@heatherlee2967]

Have you seen Em Cosmetics' Venetian Rose Palette? It's $40 dollars with six shades and pretty, compact packaging. I don't own it myself, but Amanda Z has compared the formula to be equal to or better than Charlotte Tillbury's eyeshadow quads. I almost caved and bought it a while ago, but for now I'm just settling with my ELF bite size in Rose Water ($3). As for good one-and-dones, I used the Single Eyedol in Rose Venus from Pat Macgrath almost daily for a year. I bought it on sale for 12.5 dollars (it's still that price rn) and it works great tapped on the center of the lid with a brush, and using whatever's left on the brush to blend it out into your brow line.

[@mairino7799]

I have the skin tone I think you are describing and my favorite eyeshadow palette is Rose Quartz by Huda. Some of the shades that look more pink in the pan come out looking very neutral. There are a few more cool toned browns, in the top left corner, that make a lovely neutral look. That said, if you are not into shiny sparkly eyeshadow it will not be the one for you.

[@andiehaddad6509]

Beauty Pie has a moisturizing face mask in their Japonesque line and it is lovely!! I wear it as a sometimes mask as well as an overnight mask

[@ladyneroli]

I have a few things on my wishlist, a pair of fishermans sandals, I like ones from church's or the row but very pricey. Also a cotton cardigan from babaa for the summer. Maybe dad sandals but I think the fishermans sandals would be more practical

[@caitlinstark9321]

This is what I've taken to a lot. Putting things on a wish list and waiting. Seeing if it was a new drug reaction to a new shiny thing or if it stays on that list as I updated it and look more closely over time.

[@laurapotpie]

Pleaaaase don’t take this wrong way - but you’re intro reminds me of an early late 90s early 2000s public access TV, mid afternoon women’s talk show intro, that I would watch in the sick room at school waiting for my mom to get me when I’d throw up on the floor or something at school. Haha the nostalgia hits me every time. Lol.

[@cindicleee]

I loved hearing your thought process

[@Pointlessasusual]

This came at such a perfect time for me. I'm moving to a beach town and have my eye on a Seafolly one piece swimsuit. It would be the most expensive swimsuit I've ever bought by far, but I don't own any one piece suits and I like the security they provide. It's expensive not only because it's a quality brand but it's also a more sustainable option which is important to me. Fortunately or not, it just went out of stock in my size. So the only thing I can and have done is ask if it will be coming back in stock. I really love and appreciate your channel because so much of the internet is telling me to buy, buy, buy and not really think through my purchases.

[@kathysnyder3053]

Such a fun video, I like where it took me. There is a pharmaceutical commercial and I just love what the actress is wearing. A full midi shirt in a retro pattern mainly orange with some army green and navy, then a white top, I would use a white v neck tee, and a cute summer cropped navy blazer. Then also a long necklace, which in my vision would have the little magnifying glass on the end. Love it! I see why you loved the mint soft leather boots, 🤩 maybe go for the color and soft leather in something you could wear more often? Have you tried the farmhouse fresh group of masks? They’re great and not too pricey plus my skin looks so great after using.

[@joannapaul1546]

Reusable silicone sheet mask. Use with any of your serums for a supercharged treat.

[@kathleenpeterson285]

I've had the Gucci lipsticks that you've talked about on my list FOREVER and I just bought them today. SO happy with Peggy Taupe and Royal Scandal is on the way.

[@kathyanderson6898]

I only have two of the Phytosurgence eyeshadows and OMG I want more!!! I literally reach for them every Day!!

[@marie-evegoulet3229]

I have the burgundy Victoria Beckham eye kajal… and now I also want the bronze. They are stupidly expensive, but also so stupidly good. 🙃 As a recovering soothing shopper, I love your approach, it’s very grounding for me and I appreciate the work you put into developing such an argumentative approach to purchasing material goods. I’ll definitely be following your career with great interest (as I’ve been for a while now). Also on my wishlist: bedside tables and wood to make more garden planters. 😂🤷‍♀️ a lot less fashionable

[@Letty4]

The thing I'm wanting and undecided on getting is the Danessa Myricks Yummy Skin Balm. I have oily skin and it seems like oily folks like it, but so many other people hate it or can't find a way to use it so I'm not convinced I'll love it. But the thought of new oil-absorbing technology so intrigues me that I may have to try it.

[@shelleynichols9626]

What about the maxi skirt, matching long rectangular scarf, and neutral shell top? Straight forward pieces to sew and the swoopy scarf brings some drama. Edit: 21:40 "A loose powder...like a loose woman...what are we talking about?" LOL DEAD (Also: I recently treated myself to Dior Nail Glow for $28 and I am so happy I did.)

[@AvilaCranfill]

Sewing things that are not simple can be a real time commitment to get everything finished exquisitely but if you find fabric that you love it will probably be worth it! On my wish list is a mini skirt now that we're actually going out to concerts and things, I'd like to buy it second hand but I haven't found one I think will work in my wardrobe yet!

[@Lushaholic24]

Hi Hannah! For those shoes you should take a look at John Fluevog!

[@katie463]

I have had a Marine Serre leather jacket on my wish list for months now. It’s so expensive, but I know I’d wear it for life. I have one leather jacket in brown that my parents gave me for my 18th birthday, it is still my most worn and favourite piece of clothing at 32 years old. So a black leather jacket in a different cut would be not be wasted in my wardrobe. But I am waiting on either the urge to pass, a really excellent sale, or a great discount code for farfetch.

[@FarrowLW]

Honestly, the VB eyekajal in bronze has been on my mind for so long. It’s just that I would have to get it shipped and the shipping cost would be close to the cost of the eyeliner. Which always leaves me feeling like I should buy something else as well to justify the shipping cost. However as much as I want to try a lot of her other things, I do feel like I have enough eyeshadow things and lip related that I want to be using instead of getting new stuff. It ends with just not getting it. But one day I will and I am looking forwards to that day. There is also a necklace from missoma that I’ve had my eye on for a good three years now, that is just a little more expensive than I am ever comfortable spending. I don’t know if I’ll ever buy it, but it is always on my wishlist.

[@notafangirl]

A summer button up shirt. It is not the only clothing thing but a button down can pull together a lot of lots and add variety to the 2 or 3 tshirts I own. I just need to find the right pattern in a nice fabric...or perhaps make my own. I love a nice lemon pattern or abstract brighter colour with a black background.