Stop Trying To Build A Timeless Or Trendy Wardrobe

[@HarryHas]

I have linked as much as I could find from the video in the description. Cheers for watching you legends!

[@jeffanco9367]

It strikes me as funny (or possibly ironic) that camo is considered a statement piece when the entire purpose of camouflage is to blend in! Keep up the great work Harry!

[@HarryHas]

😂

[@Socialcriticguy]

Good point 😂

[@johand3004]

Yes blend in in the correct environment

[@marcmardu]

Ironic right

[@habl00pep]

Wait, where was the camo in the video 😊

[@NTHN93]

Agree 100%. I'm 30 & followed trends since I could purchase my own clothes. Felt so many times I had nothing to wear when my wardrobes were packed, mainly because I never had ANY timeless/basic items. Cleared everything out this year & focused more on buying timeless items to structure my outfits, helped me massively.

[@HarryHas]

Great to hear dude. Thanks for watching

[@FPSZeb]

I'm 34 and slowly coming to the realisation that I need quality in my wardrobe, Id say I have a decentish wardrobe but some clothes just don't look or fit the same as they used to

[@jUQMtDmf]

There's no such thing as a timeless wardrobe. I'm sure none of the dudes who made those 'timeless wardrobes' in the 2010s aren't wearing any of that anymore.

[@FPSZeb]

@@jUQMtDmf still wearing my levis denim jacket i got in in 2009

[@mattmcjagger2582]

For the perfect closet, The wardrobe needs to be 70% timeless and 30% trendy. Every 6 months you can 1 or 2 trendy item to keep current

[@ck-kc]

LOVE this statement: "It doesn’t matter to me if this is on trend or not, or considered timeless by the majority, I’m gonna wear it regardless. It may not be timeless for you but it’s timeless to me because it means something to me."

[@minuctruong7477]

That is what makes me follow Harryhas 🙏

[@benwagner742]

Went from coming out of college in 2022 getting made fun of by my friends for always looking homeless to being known for having good fashion sense all because of you Harry! Keep doing you man you're an inspiration.

[@HarryHas]

Ahh that’s so nice to hear my vids have helped you out. Thank you bro. Have a good Sunday

[@dlopzz5225]

Bro same everyone started categorizing and telling me. Like this looks like something u would wear and now we went to Spain a couple weeks ago and now they say that they get “my style”😂 which is funny but I can relate went from homeless to fashion in about a year

[@Timmy-mi2ef]

Same with thrifting

[@onairostik]

This channel is timeless!

[@HarryHas]

Appreciate it bro

[@SchwappSchwopp]

Perfect sunday continues with some James and Harry content 💪🏻

[@HarryHas]

Hope you like it bro

[@mrflurp22_m63]

the flat outfit showcase was a really good idea!

[@HarryHas]

Thank you

[@nhddd]

I try definitely try taking something from both. Gives you more leeway into making interesting fits.

[@JamesLeung]

Love me a bit of skin and organ trend! Awesome video mate, well thought out and explained!

[@HarryHas]

Hahaha thank you mate. It’s free to wear too!

[@anonymousotter6455]

If I HAD to choose between two extremes, I would definitely choose a timeless wardrobe. The biggest reason is because I would save a LOT of money. But also, it's just that eventually, you just gravitate towards what you like, regardless of trends.

[@joshguiza9901]

I think I've been an irregular follower for around 2 years, and it's incredible that not one of your videos has ever dissapointed me, congrats Harry!

[@oliverross8633]

Definitely agreed with using trends as an opportunity to build a personal form of timelessness. I think part of its also the definition of what is a timeless basic still evolving to a degree, so trends giving it more flexibility and variety (eg whatever cut of jeans are popular at a time getting more colour or design options because more people are using it as a base)

[@lukemiller_6]

Brilliant video! I love how your outlook on style is about freedom, when so many other KZbin channels try to create 'rules' ☺️

[@HarryHas]

Thank you mate

[@ivanrubio8724]

This is absolutely one of your best videos! I have been trying to define my personal style for some time now. I consider my style timeless, but also gravitate towards trendy pieces. I couldn't figure out how to reconcile these two seemingly contradictory statements, but now I know. I love your quote "anything can become timeless if it becomes part of your personal style".

[@AncientArcana96]

This is perfect style advice - I find myself leaning towards the “timeless” pieces but also tend to lack some interest or depth in my outfits, so I’m keen to start incorporating more statement or “trending” pieces. Been a big fan of the channel for a while now, you’re always giving the most positive and practical advice for style in my view - keep it up!

[@LangueTech]

The colourful piece matched with other neutral pieces is actually good advice, keeps things interesting.Thanks

[@HarryHas]

🤟

[@melocoton7]

Spot on. It should be a mix. Have good classic pieces for a solid foundation and add spice with trends.

[@lindayap3952]

Your video came just in time as I was literally in a fashion dilemma wondering how to strike a balance between timeless and trend. Keep up the great work! Subscribed and liked.

[@HarryHas]

Cheers for the support and welcome to the channel!

[@varunmohan7095]

Hi Harry,After exiting college in 2022, I felt disheartened and destitute, with nothing suitable to wear despite a packed wardrobe. It wasn't until late 2022 that I stumbled upon your channel and discovered our shared fashion sense. Inspired by your guidance, I began to make more informed clothing purchases, prioritizing timeless pieces and aligning them with my wardrobe needs. Thanks to your influence, I've developed a keen sense of fashion. Today, I've founded a small clothing brand in India, specializing in timeless wardrobe essentials. Your videos have been invaluable in shaping my journey. Thank you mate for your continuous inspiration and support🙂🤍.

[@bernardomorais8490]

that was the best video about personal styling i've ever seen (i have been following your channel for a while). the flat outfit idea was brilliant and it was so much easier to visualize your point. amazing work!

[@HarryHas]

Wow. Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it

[@jeremyjenks902]

If you were to watch just one fashion video in your entire life, this particular one would be my recommendation. Bravo!

[@JRAnalyzes]

I've watched your videos here and there for a long while but I never subscribed. That is only because I feel I've subscribed to too many channels and trying to control what I subscribe to lol... but I've noticed the quality of your channel and insightfulness jump up so much lately that I said screw it, I'm subscribing. lol

[@HarryHas]

Appreciate the support bro. It means a lot

[@mch_xyz]

Always timeless with that one statement piece all the way. 🙌🏼

[@poof95]

Hey mate great video Alec from Chicago here! I don’t normally comment on videos but I felt I had to let you know that your videos have influenced how I think about fashion. Im a recent subscriber only having heard of you this year! Really love the graphic you used from 6:00-8:00 min It helps to visualize the process and makes so much sense All of those outfits were very appealing to look out regardless if you like the style You were on point with that 💯

[@HarryHas]

I appreciate that! Thanks bro

[@danielwright568]

I think my answer would be a mix of both, but weighted more in favour of timeless pieces. That way you can always have a 'baseline' that you feel comfortable wearing and you always look good in. You can then incorporate more playful pieces if and when you feel like it. Trying out a trending item is often fun imo and can also help develop your style by wearing something you may not have previously considered.

[@ivanmarconi9764]

I found this video very interesting ... personally i like to have a balance between timeless and trendy pieces in my wardrobe... btw I love your style, u giving me brand new ideas about how to create new looks... thanks man. --- big love from Mexico

[@ryanmorrissette27]

I also find that a fully basics fit works great if you wear jewelry (and I'm not talking about a typical paper thin gold chain). The jewelry itself becomes the statement piece. I find that I can make a ton of timeless fits that don't look basic because I like to wear a decent amount of jewelry (ie watch, bracelet, rings, earrings, nose ring, different chains/necklaces, etc.).

[@coffee-jezus]

A great video and fab food for thought, focusing in on your own personality, that of the individual and the playfulness and joy of fashion. In particular for me was musing of a trending piece becoming timeless, in particular around who you are. I bought a tee from Uniqlo a good few years ago, based around Japanese record store 'Technique Tokyo'. Simple orange shirt, small embroidered logo on the front, printed design on the back. I absolutely love this tee and still look forward to wearing it. It's a bit thicker than I've normally had from Uniqlo, sized a bit larger too, and I realised I liked this shape on me. As a musician, and in thinking that I may never actually get to Japan, there's something a bit magical about the item, daft as it may sound. Thank you for another ace video, Harry :)

[@HarryHas]

It doesn’t sound daft at all. I completely get you. Thanks a lot bro

[@HyperTriggerEx]

Dropping an Aphex Twin tee. You sir Harry have my respect :). True story I was working in Size? Manchester in 2015 and we had a customer sitting down that looked very much much like Richard D James and asked him if he was RDJ and he said no. Another staff member saw him and said it was 100% him lol.

[@samuelbaker5313]

One of the best videos you’ve made in a fair while - really enjoyed this one!

[@HarryHas]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@rjohnbernales]

Yeah I agree,balance is good. You gotta live a bit I think and try some trendy stuff here and there ☺️

[@mattiabertinato]

this topic was never clearer to me, great video Harry keep going!

[@HarryHas]

Thanks a lot. Appreciate it bro

[@XYZ_Vu]

Great primer vid. Love the concept of a trend becoming personal timeless

[@metamodernietzsche]

Harry, I believe you are becoming one of the greatest commentators on men's fashion ever.

[@HarryHas]

Thanks a lot bro. Appreciate the kind words

[@ViollinneElizabeth]

I used to build my wardrobe around basics and timeless pieces. It was great, I look nice all the time and everything can match up well with everything else. But after a while, it got boring, so I began to experiment and get more interesting pieces like full graphic shirts, colorful pants, statement sneakers etc. I was surprised to find out that those statement pieces are actually super easy to wear, as long as you have good basics and neutrals to pair with them.

[@thedanalcantara]

After years of wearing basically the same thing, I'm trying to add more fun and variety (mainly through colour).

[@TheCynicalAssassin]

I think combining timeless and trendy pieces is the way to go. I really like my graphic tees and I think they’re really fun to wear, but then combining it with a good jacket or over shirt, when it isn’t too hot

[@Plague_Doc22]

Timeless with an item once in a while that's of good quality is my approach now that my basics are covered.

[@theyellowgoat6372]

I believe in having your own personal style but updating it a little to conform to the current trend. Like what Levis is doing. The 501s had numerous updates over the years.

[@Chillnote]

I appreciate your sense of humour

[@HarryHas]

🙏

[@mnsor_sv2062]

For me I always go with timeless pieces but it’s not a problem to get a trendy piece from time to time that I like and think it will go a long way with my wardrobe 😊 Thanks for the video ALL love from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

[@HarryHas]

Thanks a lot dude. Have a good Sunday

[@johngrey2703]

Great video Harry!🖤thank you! Totally agree with your point of view!

[@creepinwhileyousleepin]

It took me quite a while (30 years or so) to settle in to my own personal style. But it basically revolves around colors that look good on my skin tone and cuts that work with my body. And being practical, so things you could be active in and hold up with lots of use. Needless to say, I hit up the REI discount racks as much as my bank account allows lmao.

[@for_nothing_important]

Nice video Harry. You should make a video and give examples of timeless pieces of clothing next, to complement this video.

[@HarryHas]

Thank you mate. I think James and Drew already did that video so not sure if I would have a lot to add

[@rockygabriel7096]

All on points, mate!....i always mix timeless and statement to be different then others mostly colour wise, although if some trend fit to my style i definitely get it to complete my wardrobes..... Often i do DIY to some trends with scissors, spray paint and bleach to make them timeless 😂😂😂

[@HarryHas]

🙏

[@playingindies6730]

I think we should have a base that is easy to wear and can go with most things, and add some statement pieces that can be added to the basic ones.

[@davidforman8593]

Great video as always, Harry. Although using two totally different meanings for "timeless" was a bit of a stretch. Hahahaha. I can wear any item for the rest of my life, but that most certainly does not make it "timeless" in the sense that we all mean and that you defined very well at the start. Still fun video though!

[@HarryHas]

Thank you mate. Glad you enjoyed it. I don’t think it was a stretch at all. The first section was about what’s considered timeless by the majority and the other section was about how something can be timeless for you. Can’t see how that’s a stretch in any way to be honest

[@sbeautiful6133]

You always have great takes on things 💯

[@justmytwocentsdontgetmad]

Wardrobe should be mostly timeless with a little bit of trendy. Let's say70- 80% of your clothes are timeless pieces. Then allowing around 20-30% trendy clothes that you could wear in the weekends and without spending too much to replace.

[@Mandance]

I’m more into creating my own style that reflects who I am, what I like, and the changes I’ve gone through in my life.

[@HarryHas]

That’s the way to do it 🤟

[@garysmith1477]

Timeless is the way to go for me. Accessories add individual touches.

[@sovka8394]

You should do a video about what music you like and how it influences your fashion. I’m curious!

[@MatthewCade-yy4is]

Absolutely spot on Harry, great content.

[@HarryHas]

Thank you, mate 🙏

[@mb-watches]

Great Video Harry, I myself am more into the timeless wardrobe corner, but like your idea of adding maybe a statement piece or accessory. And sorry for not commenting for a while, was quite busy, but did enjoy everytime your vids. Have a great Sunday, even better start into the new week mate and look forward to the next vid. Cheers 😊

[@HarryHas]

Thanks a lot bro. Hope you are all good and have a great rest of your Sunday. Have a good week too

[@mb-watches]

@@HarryHas Thanks Bro, all good, trying to get an own business started, it’s scary, but feels good 😂 Sunday was spend resting all day, hope you did have a great Sunday, too. Cheers

[@joaopereira4955]

I m curious: how many knits, jumpers and trousers do you own / wear? Mainly during the winter times. TX

[@adamo6779]

It was very good video thanks for Yours advise 😊

[@pierre-yvesdebaere6881]

perfect video for a lazy sunday with a bit of tea and cookies thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@HarryHas]

Great to hear! I think I need to get myself some tea and cookies now!

[@marvin2678]

how lazy

[@eldriangsantos]

Team Both 🙌

[@Anotherdayanotherdollar473]

8:58 grey hoodie? It looks great 😮

[@AngryChineseWoman]

9:01 I remember when I was a 12-year-old kid in the nineties, I owned that Schott bomber jacket, I had to remove the scratch piece because some bullies liked to steal them lol

[@Byh123ffga]

I think timeless is better as it allows you to invest in items that will last long term. I wouldn't feel comfortable to spend alot of money on something that may be outdated in a couple years

[@basedtom1]

The haircut is looking nice Harry 🫡

[@HarryHas]

Thanks a lot mate. I don’t like how I styled it here but I do like the cut itself a lot

[@BobRoberts2504]

Another great video Harry, have a good day and yes, a bit of both !!!

[@HarryHas]

Thank you very much

[@HarryHas]

And have a good day too

[@ThisisRubbishlo]

Buy what you like and buy pieces that work together, add in more playful items over the years. I go for this. No trends.

[@Whitey_52]

great vid! what kind of app do you use tp put these outfits together?

[@sasukeshenron]

i need to know where the green sweater that you're wearing in your thumbnail is from!!!! Its amazing

[@HarryHas]

It’s the Uniqlo wool knit I got a long time ago

[@hypewilkens]

KZbin without Dark mode, you crazy lad

[@HarryHas]

😂

[@YSLFLACKO]

Loving the hair Harry, cheers.

[@HarryHas]

Thanks mate

[@ericgeneric135]

When I was younger I used to wear trendy clothing, but now that I'm in my 40s I gravitate mostly to timeless pieces. That being said, I do still add pieces that are trendy if they happen to match my style.

[@alfredbonnabel7022]

Timeless... like yr 💇‍♂️ great tips!

[@rojorohr4723]

9:09 my boy looks so good on those two pictures

[@HarryHas]

Appreciate it dude

[@KxC-FK6349]

I wear that works for me

[@rogercaughell4282]

Nailed it.

[@DraconicEnergyX]

Timeless all the way. I hate buying clothes; I only like to wear them.

[@michaskrabski5291]

Love the channel. Waving from Poland

[@HarryHas]

Thank you very much dude

[@michaskrabski5291]

@@HarryHas I would love to see a video where you rank (in terms of quality and cuts) sustainable brands like sanvt, asket, armedangels, isto, adaysmarch and some others you have tested so far.

[@DMorgan77]

Great video, Harry.

[@HarryHas]

Thanks bro

[@schw0373]

The issue I have with trendy items is that the intent behind them is to get attention. To me, that's a bit too narcissistic and can seem immature. I've been guilty of that myself over the years, but nowadays I definitely skew toward timeless.

[@HarryHas]

I get what you are saying but I don't think all trendy items are all really loud and in your face. Like at the moment, baggy jeans are in and slim/skinnyis out but I don't see baggy jeans as being very loud and attention seeking if that makes sense?

[@schw0373]

@@HarryHas It might just be an age thing. I'm in my late 40s and don't look right in anything baggy...I stick to slim straight fit. But yes, when I was younger everyone was much more into clothing trends.

[@randyorton8212]

Hey harry what do you think of the puma palermo? Btw great video as always and greetings from Germany:)

[@Ulfscher]

I go for a timeless wardrobe. It's timeless in the sense that it's mostly outside fashion trends. Some really classical pieces, some quirky pieces that were never trendy and may be hard to place in a certain era. Some brands have really distinct styles, like Chanel or Yohji Yamamoto, that don't really age or age slowly - the pendulum always swings from skinny to oversize fits, from narrow to exaggerated shoulders, and back again. Brands will adapt to these societal changes in taste to a greater or lesser extent. Just think of how a conservative business suit might've looked like in the 1940s, 1970s, 1990s and so on. I appreciate people with vibrant, exuberant styles simply because they add some colourful fun. They stand out from the boring minimal brigade, and the minimalists can feel smugly superior. We need each other. 🙃

[@duyluu3354]

Great video. Can’t see any points I object to. I assume the same ideas goes for jewelry.

[@adamsterdam9049]

big agree

[@chrisb3902]

Great video Harry!

[@HarryHas]

Thanks dude

[@Socialcriticguy]

Excellent work man

[@HarryHas]

Thank you dude

[@stephenjackson774]

I stick with timeless and not trends. However, some trends can become timeless in the future. Therefore, i watch trends with a view to the purchase of potentially timeless pieces.

[@69thPredator]

I have a timeless wardrobe but I’ll incorporate a trendy piece with an outfit.

[@stefanpp1155]

Funny, I also liked Metal as a youngster, so I still like combat boots and leather jackets.

[@HarryHas]

🤟

[@cynical4843]

Just buy what you like it’ll be trendy sooner or later. I remember the Y2K look as it happened and didnt dig it then or now. If your comfortable in what you wear you’ll look fine.

[@don6150]

I'm considering a pair of Vans Slip-On LX. Thoughts? Great video by the way!

[@HarryHas]

I think they are a classic shoe and if you think you will get a lot of wear out of them then go for it

[@ducoschalk]

Great video again Harry. I'll choose a mix of both, but more leaning to timeless. Btw what did you mean by hardcore? 😅 I only know hardcore from gabber (hard dance music).

[@HarryHas]

Not the electronic hardcore music haha. It was just heavy hardcore music. There is also hardcore punk which I quite liked some of too but I meant more on the heavier metal side

[@joaobosco.2008]

Balance is key ⚖️

[@raindance7085]

Hi harry, can you do a video about vintage fashion?

[@treymkhize2666]

Timeless with a dash of trendy items.

[@brianvalerio5466]

I'll always go for timeless.

[@danielfrancis3660]

By quality clothes which are well constructed and lasts. That will do for me.

[@asmasomji]

Thanks!

[@keluarful]

Thank you harry

[@HarryHas]

🙏

[@steveweast475]

I wear what makes me feel confident

[@HarryHas]

That’s the way to do it

[@хейтер-д4з]

being in a tough money situation makes you buying timeless pieces lol. if I had money though, I would definitely buy some more unique (rather than trendy) pieces but my focus would still be on the timelessness

[@neerajsoni1310]

4:09 By the way a good metaphor there 😂