HOW MY FASHION HAS CHANGED SINCE LIVING IN GERMANY

[@irinka_kat]

I've been living in Germany for 10 years and I still wear bright colors. Colors make me happy and I don't give a hoot if people think I look like an exotic bird. They can be sad without me.

[@mariesophie4882]

black has always been my favorite colour! 'All black everything' outfits with a red lip and a statement scarf in fall or winter is the absolute best! haha

[@HayleyAlexis]

Winter liebe ich black!!! That is my go to color for winter. Also dark shades of colors. Like burgundy or Forrest green or navy ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mariesophie4882]

Hayley Alexis burgundy is the absolute best! OMG just talking about this makes me soooooo excited for fall and winter! I CAN'T WAIT!! 😍😍😍❤️❤️

[@BobiR-bl9fc]

Marie,your taste is weird ,My favorite girs are Blond girls from Germany .

[@TremereTT]

I'm 42 ... back when I was school kid black was a statement! Now it's just what everybody wears...It's like the Model T but with clothes...

[@danielax_o]

I always thought that people that move away from the US lose a lot of weight when they come to Europe not just Germany because the food in America is way more unhealthy and fatty

[@RivyO]

Daniela Antwi food in Germany, Spain, Italy and maybe France is a lot cheaper than in the US so you usually get more for your money, and also when you move to a new country you want to try everything, so you may gain weight if you literally do not know what you are eating. But once you decide to stick to a healthy diet anywhere you go, you won't gain weight.

[@danielax_o]

Raca Voss Oh that's interesting to know

[@eleo_b]

Raca Voss | there are the statistics by the WHO though

[@Fiyeroification]

I'm kinda scared about moving from Australia to Austria (I know, it's different, but there are still similarities), as I don't eat pork or veal (literally only that), and most of what I eat is Asian. Am I right to be scared, or are there options?

[@eleo_b]

Jack Stenson | yes, there are lots of options besides pork or veal. Do not worry.

[@ron9403]

If you think Germans wear too much black, then you've never been to Paris LOL. We look like we are all going to (High Fashion) funerals

[@HayleyAlexis]

I have to agree. Germany and France are black capitals of the world 😂

[@LLace]

Hayley Alexis I have to disagree, we wear black just like every other country in the world. We dont really put too much thought into the whole color scheme. And girls/ young women here do wear heavy makeup and some don't wear any. I've been living in Bremen for the last 3 years, im from South Carolina, and i'm so grounded now compared to the US. Im glad too because Ive changed for the better.

[@saltycrotchwhiff3946]

Agree. Germans wear a lot of black, probably because of the bad weather in winter.

[@freddsims648]

They wear a lot of black in Sweden. It's like they're all in mourning.... but it really looks good when blonds have it on because of the contrast. Just saying.

[@valeag246]

I lived in Germany for the past year and OMG all of it its true!!! I did have just 2 pairs of jeans and lots of leggings, also going clubbing with sneakers is the most comfortable thing! I come from Mexico and I think in the US its the same, but here we DRESS UP for that, like stilettos and little black dresses and everything, that's one of the things I miss the most about Germany... Nobody f* cares how you look like America does! Pretty cool that I run into your channel, subscribing right now :)

[@TremereTT]

In reality we have no real fashion in Germany, except when going out to a club. We just wear practical clothes to be prepared for all kinds of weather...thats's why Jack Wolfskin and Nordic are so popular in Germany...

[@lieschenmuller6629]

Hayley, I really like the clothes you wear. And I did notice that your make up is more natural than it used to be. In my opinion natural make up is more beautiful and it also shows confidence. But I can also understand people who wear lots of make up, because doing make up and seeing the transformation is so much fun. :) How tall are you?

[@jonathanlange1339]

Lieschen Müller Make-up is not natural

[@TheWuschelMUC]

I have been told that good make-up is so decent that you have to look twice to notice it. Watch a woman put on make-up and you'll say, "you are right, it does make a difference!"

[@HayleyAlexis]

Thank you ❤️❤️ Yeah I'm learning that more is less here. I am 5'8 so 175

[@XtinaLucia]

Hayley Alexis u look great. Skinny to me!

[@lieschenmuller6629]

Hayley Alexis That's tall, but not as tall as I am. 😜 I'm 5'11 or 181 cm.

[@ceebeedf]

Something i noticed on my travels is that the light in southern countries makes some colors in textiles look much more "substantial" while in Germany they just look "flat". I'm lacking the right words a bit, but "brighter" doesn't describe the effect perfectly. It's more like substantial, deeper, rich or profound. It must have something to do with the sun's angle. So, in this sense colors don't work as good in Germany as they do in Italy, California or Florida.

[@emilyrascon9831]

Ugh I'm totally the same, I gained like 10 pounds in Germany and have to wear loose clothes😂 for me it's easier to stay in shape in California where I live, probably since people are so focused on body image here so there's a lot of gym classes I can take and health food stores😄 but really I think the delicious german chocolate is just too tempting for me😍🙈probably 3/4 of my wardrobe is black as well, the rest is either grey or white, but it gives me more freedom to mix and match my wardrobe😄

[@mariasurya3228]

Du sprichst mittlerweile viel leiser und langsamer was ich sehr angenehm finde.

[@gubr]

That neon color correlation comes from watching "Cindy aus Marzahn" ;)

[@lottepetterson8413]

It is true. German women wear very little make up. Sometimes they even wear none. Or make up where you cannot tell that they wear any. They are very natural.

[@BulletProofSoul11]

Lotte Petterson For me natural is the way to go. I don’t think it’s practical to wear so much makeup and then after washing your face you don’t have no glamour (it’s scary at times) I mean a little is fair, too much is WHY WOULD ANYONE want to look so glamorous and then when the makeup is off ....... duh, they don’t look at all like the same person - one is very pretty and the other one is so unattractive - I guess different strokes for different folks

[@mchobbit2951]

That is why I (having lived only in Germany and France) never understood all of the talk from US women about how they have to wear makeup for their job or whatever. I almost never wear any makeup. The only time that was any issue was in high school...because high school girls are stupid and were more made up than most grown women.

[@jackson.denzler.]

Yeah lis and Lena don’t wear much makeup

[@radschele1815]

I don't wear any make up. Only occasionally

[@agnesmeszaros-matwiejuk8783]

@@radschele1815 I don’t wear makeup either!

[@XtinaLucia]

I don't wear makeup really when I go to Germany. I do feel free. After traveling there so much I wear less, only eyes/brows , when I'm in the states. The vibe there is natural and an appreciation for it, it's more organic and practical. I also like the Amsterdam style more and more.

[@arowjay2143]

Hi Hayley! Could you please please please do a "monthly expenses" video sometime? This'll be a lot of help to those people who are planning on moving to Germany :) hope you consider :D

[@marionhays2782]

Hey Hayley, I don't like when society tells us how to dress!! I wear what I like so long it looks good on me. My favored colors are blue,black,pink and white. You are a very beautiful person...inside and outside, like your style and your natural make up!! Keep up the good work, take care love Marion from Las Vegas ☺️

[@Muenchen78]

Ein paar Fotos aus der US-Zeit wären irgendwie noch cool gewesen. Vor allem weil du sie selber erwähnst ;-)

[@HayleyAlexis]

Das stimmt aber für mich würde des ein bisschen zu peinlich sein!!

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Ach komm schon. Das bietet sich doch für ein weiteres Video zusammen mit Mike an. Er kann dich dann stellvertretend für uns richtig schön damit aufziehen. ;)

[@ElGreco291]

Peinlich? Kann ich mir kaum vorstellen ;) Außerdem machst du nicht den Eindruck, als könntest du nicht über dich selbst lachen :) Alternativ kann ich dir sehr gerne ein Fotoshooting für aktuelle Bilder anbieten ;)

[@jacquelinevasileva1918]

@@ElGreco291 Warum schreibst du immer '';) " ? This is really annoying.

[@ElGreco291]

@@jacquelinevasileva1918 Oh sorry. Ich muss den Eindruck gemacht haben, als ob mich das interessiert! :)

[@sun_up]

Been thinking - since discovering your channel - that you have such a great hairdo (with the sidecut). I had to smile at your trying to "defend" it. Suits you great in my opinion. Love your videos.

[@m.l.tishner898]

Oh man am I glad I found you. I also moved to Germany from the states three years ago and this is everything!!!!

[@brynedolor8015]

Clothes doesn’t define a woman’s look. Your personality defines you and you have a wonderful personality and your naturally beautiful.🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺🌸 Aloha from Hawaii Bry.

[@Lau838Lau]

Here where I live they wear pastel colors and much make up I live in Hamburg when u go to the city you can see 16 years old wear thight dresses and pink leather jackets I think from 14-30? The girls/woman do wear colors and much make up but after that age they’re more natural

[@Dutch-Power-Cow]

I see all improvements on every level Hayley. You're a natural beauty!!

[@rashidab4846]

Girl! Hayley! You are so RIGHT. I tell my German /Intl. and NY friends this ALL the time. I moved to Berlin from NYC 2 years ago and so many of your points are things I have said repeatedly. Since moving here I've bought 6 pairs of sneakers and I NEVER wore sneakers in NY and that is a walking city. A lot of it is due to the uneven, old and stone streets that have caused foot problems, so sneakers are practical. As you see from my profile picture, I love and look great in bright colors. I still wear bright dresses and blazers , even at work and networking events. I get a lot of compliments from Germans. As a dark skin black women, I look better in bright colors then in dark or black colored clothing. However, I wear them a lot less and wear go-to black dresses a lot more.Funny enough , I came to Germany in the summer time with 6 white dresses (GAP clearance...so American!) and it has take me three summers to wear each dress at least once. It's just because wearing white sticks out so much here and you get tired of sticking out. I noticed my stylistic differences when I travel to Italy or London. I just returned from a 3 week trip in NYC and I love the style of women in that city. Therefore, I think that I'm going to find a happy medium between my stylish roots in a relaxed, I don't care... German way!

[@skittalie]

This was so interesting, I've never realised how much my style has changed since moving to Germany. Visiting the UK people always say 'you look so german' but I still think I stick out like a sore thumb here

[@TheBlueocean89]

I love your style, from what I can see in your videos, Hayley. Germany isn't Florida, unfortunately. I'm german and love summer and when it's summer here, and this summer was actually great when it comes down to all the sunny days we had so far, I wear bright colors, but when the season is changing, so does my fashion/makeup, and my accessories. I'm also a sneakers girl ;) Love your informative and funny videos. BTW love your hairstyle as well, why would people think you're a lesbian, because of your undercut? Weird :D

[@jayweh]

wo war der sommer toll? ich kann die sonnigen tage an 1 hand abzählen. naja... hannover

[@TheBlueocean89]

Im Süden war es, meiner Meinung nach,ein sehr guter Sommer. Habe viel schlimmere erlebt, wo es nur durchregnet. Aber kommt auch immer darauf an, wo man in Deutschland lebt.

[@LLace]

TheBlueocean89 war ein scheiß sommer für uns in Bremen. Wenn es nicht einen Tag am regnen war, und das war alle 2 tage, hat es zwischendurch Sonne gegeben .

[@BobiR-bl9fc]

Are you from Cologne ?...

[@jacquelinevasileva1918]

Its true as i moved to Germany ive changed my style drastically. I started wearing jeans everyday,stopped wearing colourful clothes,dresses,high heels,glitter,long nails i cut my long hair short and stopped wearing full face of makeup.

[@FiveOClockTea]

I spent one semester in Japan, and I noticed (mostly when coming back to germany) how much my daily style changed XD I never really used make up, but I started using it there daily. Not too much, but some mascara, eyelid line, lipstick etc... I guess, wherever you are for a longer amount of time, you just kind of start to assimilate to their style XD Also, I never thought, that someone with short hair would be lesbian. Why would I? Did people in the united States think Emma Watson (just one example) was a lesbian just because she chose to cut her hair? That's a weird stereotype...

[@meggs762]

When I was working in an ice cream shop in high school (USA) I had to wear black jeans and a black t-shirt and I always felt so weird wearing so much black... Now I live in Germany and it's literally what I wear every day

[@Blueeyesinthesky]

I think your hair and your natural face and everything is beautiful! 🙃

[@HayleyAlexis]

Thank you :D

[@Nanapoo]

Since I moved to Germany, I started wearing white sneakers. This sounds totally normal, but I had never worn them! I used to only wear dark or black shoes, no matter what. But here, if you go out, like 80% of girls wear white sneakers and they make them look so good! I also feel a lot more comfortable with out any make out outside. Most girls here weare really minimal or no make up and I find that so nice :)

[@derkohler2380]

that seems pretty 'munich-y', or bavarian though. you hadn't that much time in stuttgart, frankfurt, cologne hamburg or berlin?

[@Vhfash]

they are just as dark, if not darker and more boring. Perhaps berlin could be the saving grace minus the graffiti.

[@joli562]

Hamburg is not broring. Hamburg is such a melting pod and so many diferend Culturs are Living here it cant be boring.

[@gorsed3060]

Yes... In Europe are different colors favorites in fashion. German type is beige, navy blue, black, grey... And in South Europe you shop the same brands the collection is more colored brighter and more pastel.... It's the way of life style.... Like a Latin American and an Anglo American style type.... Hope you understand what I mean...

[@angiehaefner3789]

I'll be in Germany in a week and a half to visit my boyfriend and your videos are soooo entertaining and helpful!

[@HayleyAlexis]

Heyyy! You will have so much fun. Hehehe thank you for watching them ❤️

[@richardbowes6897]

Don't let anyone tell you differently, you are happiest in Germany.

[@frandoherty]

The shaved head is very popular in the US right now... it actually became popular here from Rhianna and a few other artists... everyone is doing it in the US.

[@sinlosstar]

Like the vid. I think you are growing und das verändert dich und die Sichtweise auf dein Leben!

[@Cuteemogirl94]

we have allot of women that have short hair here so we don't really think that they are all lesbians XD

[@phuckyall6079]

Chomaru Pikacho she is bi, though

[@daseteam]

Thanks Hayley. Do you wince when you see your old stuff? Do your friends in the US wince at you?

[@DEAckern]

You don't need to look fashionable but original in Germany :) Love your videos

[@dliessmgg]

To me the "short hair = lesbian" assumption always seemed to come from guys who were generally kinda misogynistic and/or homophobic? Like, the kinda guys who would see a policewoman and mutter something like "fuck these god damned battle lesbians"? I find it kinda weird that this assumption is so widespread in the US.

[@MarinaMeoli]

Dliess Mgg I think most heavily religious countries are like that. I'm from Brazil and I used to have really short, pixie haircut and people would ask me if I wasn't afraid of people assuming I was a lesbian. lol I was like 1, if they do that's not offensive why would I care, and 2, no, that would be the silliest thing ever, my hair has nothing to do with my sexuality

[@TheLun4tic]

fun fact: haters actually do watch Porn with tattoed women who rock the undercut.

[@Diimaa]

speaking from experience? For me anything shorter than shoulder won't cut it.

[@dliessmgg]

lol "facts and truth" get hecked. My mum has short hair and she's straight. Most of her friends have short hair and they are/were in straight relationships. In fact, you'd have to search far and wide to find any woman over 30 who has long hair. And no, they are not mimicking men. This is just who they are & how they feel beautiful.

[@Diimaa]

Sounds like I triggered many butch lesbos who associate long hair with femininity. Don't blame me because your mommy is dating a latent homosexual!

[@ubbosattla4131]

Du schaust mit den paar Kilo mehr noch besser aus als vorher, und dein Girly Gehabe wird ebenso wie dein Make-up auch immer weniger. Ob das jetzt unbedingt mit Deutschland zusammenhängt weiss ich nicht - aber mir gefällts.

[@Khalidazizphoto]

German Fashion is comfortable and functional :D Well, how do you feel about gotten rid of "a lot of" your stuff, old habit/lifestyle. Is it relieving or do you regret/miss it?

[@lici_lini]

You Guys, munich ist NOT the whole of Germany!! I have the feeling that´s what most of the Americans think that :(

[@PolarbearKA]

That's probably the reason why the rest of the world think, all germans wear Lederhosen...

[@tinkatrinket5258]

i'm going to Germany soon and this video helped out so much with packing,

[@nmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmn]

I really like her haircut and every other haircut with long hair and some parts shaved. more people should have haircuts like that. all my friends think that it'd be weird to have a haircut like that. I'm a guy and I have short hair, I'd get that haircut if I had long hair. haircuts like that always remind me of sombra (overwatch)

[@felixr.4177]

windowmaker hahaha same. When i first saw was my first thought instantly sombra

[@CoffeeattheBeach]

As an American I never wear sneakers out unless they are all black or blinged out to high heaven. I wear shoes or sandals mostly. Also, I never dress like an American slob. I wish Americans would elevate their fashion sense a bit on an everyday basis or at least look more pulled together when casual.

[@faithfulrose5372]

Stay Weird well kids at my school always look like they going to a fashion show or something but I mean of course people have their day where they don’t feel like dressing and want feel more comfortable

[@YoKl_life]

So, now I finally subscribed to you. Watching your vids fro a while and like it. I am German living in Thailand and my girlfriend is from Malaysia, hence I can relate to your vids. Also doing vlogs (travel vlogs to be precise). Long story short. like your videos. Thumbs up and keep it up. I know Germany can be though ;-)

[@icecube329]

These videos legit look professionally made now 😱

[@missionic7673]

I would have thought that sneakers were more American than German. Just like baseball caps. They fit in the same category for my. This whole "sporty" look.

[@maraweekes8282]

Hi Hayley! You mentioned your hair for a little while in your video and I was wondering if your hair is natural and you press it out or chemically processed? If it is chemically processed do you do it yourself or go to see a stylist? Also, if you do see a stylist, was it easy to find one? This would be an awesome topic for a video!!!

[@mickeyscv67]

Off topic....did you're family get out of Florida with hurricanes(3) coming?? Hope they made a safe trip north!!

[@johannaschneider80]

Love all your videos😍 greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

[@BobiR-bl9fc]

Why every board are in German Language in Cologne ,Even I cant read them

[@juliabkw]

Hahaha "they were sneakers to the clubs here" :-) Well yes, also in Germany, especially in Munich, you get two very different kinda gals in clubs: those who stand around, trying to look as pretty as they can and usually don't move much until they're being picked up (the high heel girls) and then there's those who go to a club to actually dance. I mean: really dance and move the whole night, 4, 6 + hours, not just a side step to the left and one to the right for a little while. Those know exactly why they're NOT wearing high heels.... On women with short hair: Munich is the only large city in Germany where short hair (ear lobe or shorter) is automatically equivalent to being lesbian as well. Nobody in Frankfurt, Köln (sorry, Cologne) Hamburg or Berlin would even get the idea of that....

[@santamia3681]

I am a leggings and sneakers kind of girl...and wearing all black is normal to me. (Think:Low maintenance and quick and classic). I agree with you. When I came to Germany, I didn't feel like a fashion misfit at all.

[@theamethyst93]

I used to love the color black but then I discovered how much better navy blue looks

[@ArmandoBellagio]

In Florida it is also much hotter. Of course you will wear more bright and colorful clothes there. Especially in summer. You can dress all white there, whereas with all black you'd be sweating your butt off at day time. Well, maybe some still do if they can handle the heat. Don't know about many people wearing black here in Germany, but yeah with too much neon they may think you got it all from Aldi, C&A here and with all-white maybe that you are into esotericism or some sort of cult ;) Of course in hot countries you can get beautiful and expensive colorful clothes and dressing all white comes more natural. P.S. with the short hair may also be considered lesbian here, but doesn't have to be. Could also be some sort of style or feminist etc.

[@TranceRevolved]

How long have you been in Germany? Your American accent has diminished. I'm enjoying videos.

[@__jonathancalderon]

Like legit, why don't you have more subscribers than you do? You are so entertaining to watch Hayley!! Much luck to your endeavours!!! Maybe one day when I am in Munich, we will run in to each other :)

[@nabaparnasaikia8907]

I totally agree with you on the points of wearing black and snickers... I mean I am from India ... and You can imagine how colorful my closet would have been but since living in germany for like almost 6 years now 90% of my closest is grey and black ... same goes with snickers... never wore them back home unless its a sprts day or tracking or something like that ... but now they are everyday go to shoes ☺️

[@Gaso_Meter]

Ich mag dein natürlicheres Aussehen. Es zeugt von Selbstverständnis, einem höheren Selbstwertgefühl und - so bescheuert es klingen mag - von Individualtät. Und deine derzeitige Frisur ist einfach super. Und wer weiss, wenn du nächstes mal nach Florida reist, kommen dir all die Frauen dort auch wie oberflächliche Barbies vor ;)

[@__R__S__]

I LOVE your haircut!

[@jessiekelsey2289]

Will you do a video on popular clothing brands in Germany and where people in the U.S. can purchase things? I've tried to search it and have come up short

[@tiffytattoo2450]

As a german, I might add, that we have the fairytale 'Des Kaisers neue Kleider' (originated from Denmark) where the king thinks he gets a new costume, but the designer lets him walk naked. The king tells everyone 'I paid soo much! Look at me!' Of course everyone laughed. Especially the poor people, who had almost nothing, but were still more covered up than the king. Well, it might be a detail to consider :D

[@BobiR-bl9fc]

Oh I Came to Cologne but I couldnt find a room for rent since last week ,Its really difficult

[@dot8605]

Less makeup, more sedate clothing- Germany is making a beautiful Haley into a classy more natural beautiful Haley! Wonderful!

[@henrikhaushalter470]

Du kannst anziehen was du willst ! schaust immer super aus!! Lg

[@muhammedali151]

would please talk about salaries and quality of life and spending money ... in USA vs Germany .. please thats what we need to know the most for us who think about coming there and thanks

[@BulletProofSoul11]

I’m American but I wear more black clothing than ever. It’s my favorite color. I’m practical, I think about fashion in a sense that I don’t follow the trend even in my younger years. I love style and love dressing up but I also like my clothes to stay with me for years. I mix it up, I have clothes from 10 to 15 yrs that are classic’s. It’s good for me so I don’t spend as much. I’ve been to Paris, Italy and Germany and do see more wearing black clothing but in very good taste. In UK, it is black but a little more color, not loud colors. True, Americans dress to much, to much fashion, too much sportswear, too much jogging pants, too much makeup and EYE BROWS, too much high 👠 and to much fake nails. America is such a big country, we do have conservative ones and like the natural look. We do have many who are sloppy in their dressing. It is nice to be out and be around casual, a little simple is good, very chic is nice but dressing trashy is questionable ~

[@sienablackwood9917]

I don’t know but a lot (probably more conservative) people associate undercuts or halfcuts on women with tackiness, at least here in the countryside of eastern Germany.

[@tanie51]

Pleeeease don't change the way you like to dress or do your make up or anything else just because you feel like you don't fit the steteo type! You're awesome the way you are and so inspiring to me. Die Deutschen können sich von deiner Lebensfreude echt ne Scheibe abschneiden ;-) do what you love girl!

[@TotalRookie_LV]

LoL, I burst into laughter when that "edgy FAIL" came up. Sooooo, I don't know. Are people in Europe somewhat less judging then? I mean, it might make sense - there are so many different cultures (a couple of hours in a car can get me to four different countries, where people speak not just different languages, but languages from three different language groups), but... I'd never say it myself. But I've never been to US, so I can't really compare. And glitter... Ugh, yes, in Europe it's mostly a sign of low social class or just a bad taste (so much for "not judging" XD ).

[@jinirajolie]

You're doing great!

[@estrelladoradomarin8543]

What do germans wear when going to parties?

[@jeromemckenna7102]

I think most Americans stick out in Europe, so perhaps toning down the colors with your wardrobe makes a lot of sense.

[@deliacristinacuzman3922]

Germany people have good taste in evrything !! I prefer looking natural insted of wering 1kg male up !! Black colre Is One of my favorite !! And It looks realy great !!

[@jujubees]

Also I find a lot more women have tattoos. Like full-sleeves or tattoos on legs. And I live in a small city not Munich or Berlin. Do you find that to be true Hayley?

[@ElRackadusch]

Was verstehst du unter "tall"? Groß für deutsche Verhältnisse, oder groß für amerikanische Verhältnisse?

[@Ariyl]

in germany literally noone cares if you have short hair or not, i also think it is quite interesting that most older women do have short hair in germany

[@nackenbeisser]

Ariyl Oh yes, unfortunately. Most of the older women's haircuts look absolutely *horrible*! They think it's practical, which may be the case, but most of the time it is just damn ugly. And then at 70 or so, they all join the "army of the walking beige". Seriously, old people seem to think that beige is a wonderful color that makes them look young and pretty or something?! It just looks *horrible*! Do old people in other countries develop such strange clothing behaviors, too?

[@Beethoven80]

Being German, I have to admit that Germany is Europe's country with the worst style. This "black" thing simply comes from the fact that most Germans can't make it any better. They actually think that black is a color. Some fashion brands like Wolfgang Joop, Hugo Boss and Karl Lagerfeld unfortunately are promoting black quite strongly. If you want to see good style and fashion, go to Italy, France, Spain, the Netherlands or Britain. These people know how to dress. German engineers don't. They think that a bright colored hiking jacket with a wolf symbol is "style". It isn't, it's just rubbish. The same is true when it comes to shoes - Britain and Spain are way more competent than Germany.

[@juliam5628]

"I look like a troll" GIRL WHAT?you are beautiful💖

[@patrickcampbell8739]

Hayley, Du bist sehr toll. Dein Freund ist auch sehr nett. Du siehst wie meine Tochter aus. Natural ist immer besser. Have you driven on the Autobahn alone. Do you like German beer? Which 5 places would you recommend for a North America "Besucher" Von Kanada

[@HayleyAlexis]

Thank you Patrick!! Das ist lieb! Ich sag auch den Mike Bescheid. I have drive on the Autobahn alone. The highest speed I reached was 210 (I felt like a superhero) 😂😂😂😂 I love German beer and I hate American beer or any other beer than German. Hmmmm I mean Munich is the best place in Germany soooo. 😂 Na but really. Bavaria (southern bavaria) is really fairytale like. Heidelberg is very beautiful. Berlin was cool. I like places on the west coast with the wine fields and what not ❤️

[@talijah007]

Hayley Alexis Algau region in southern Bavaria or black forest in baden-wurtemburg are my fovourite places in Germany...Hey, Heyley have u been to East Germany???

[@nackenbeisser]

Hayley Alexis Have you been to Hamburg yet? Beautiful city! Check it out if you haven't been there.

[@terrypotter3977]

you don't wear sneakers to the club?! :D how are you able to dance especially the whole night or evening..

[@LoLrand0mness]

i wear only sneakers, but if i start dancing i usually am barefooted. (if the club is good, that is)

[@elizabethtimothy4776]

People hadly do that in Europe.

[@uindy4]

Could we see the spezi drink the one that Fanta and Coca-Cola made baby together. Also on sundays are movie theaters open in Germany. Are the movies all in German or there are screens that show English.

[@jennse19]

uindy4 The entire film is in German. Always.

[@LoLrand0mness]

not always. but in most "main" theaters they only show the german dub versions - some (all?) indie theaters play original sound (may even be french, spanish…)

[@ElinT13]

Yes, Haley, you really are doing okay, very much so, I think! And you most probably would have matured in the US as well, even if maybe not that much noticeably for yourself. And yes, Germans like the natural look. Wear your hair as you like, choose your make up (or None at all, that is also okay) - you can be yourself here, I feel. But it is funny, though: we Germans do wear a lot of black. We like black cars, or at least dark blue. Come to think about it, that's pretty boring, isn't it? ;-)

[@robertb8673]

You should go to a T-Shirt print shop to get a one with SHATZI! on it. Just an idea. 😅

[@jess_giggles2795]

Omg girlie....I am from Tampa FL and will be visiting Germany next year. Im 6 Ft tall...brown...All I have is BRIGHT PINK and Teal clothes😄😄 I'm in trouble.

[@nackenbeisser]

Jessica Czock No, why? Come on over here and bring some color to our country! Colorful clothes look so great on brown skin! I wish I would get a nice tan, but no chance... 😞

[@jess_giggles2795]

you have a natural glow darling....just beautiful 😉

[@marietemplin]

I love yo hair Hailey. I'd like to rock yo hairstyle one day 😊

[@furzkram]

LOL. :D Since you mentioned it - you really don't need any make-up. At least not that much. Michael is absolutely right on this.

[@MsXlr8urself]

I have so much stuff, I donate multiple times a year, but I thrift shop so it easy to load up on clothes. I guess that's the reason I'm ok with donating so much of it all the time.

[@Vernon1960]

Hayley!!! I couldn't find the "fat." The weight gain did not "hurt" your looks. Your "glittery" personality makes up for the lack of stuff on your clothing.... I am a bit of a hair "freak" but you rock your shaved head.... if you are not getting hit on by a bunch of women, you can just relax. I must agree with your Mike on the makeup thing... The marketing people in the USA brainwash folk into the massive consumerism ... I assume that make-up's primary purpose is to hide "stuff" but it doesn't look to me that you have anything which needs to be hidden.... Maturing does change one's perspective of one's self.... "It's a good thing - MS"

[@qwitschemautz7735]

If u didnt wear sneakers, what kind of shoes did u wear? XD

[@susanneflod2358]

I'm going to make a highly educated guess here and say Birkenstocks 🤣

[@felixr.4177]

Nice vid, but that can really differ between where you live

[@karax9813]

Would love if you could talk about your experience in the munich kindergarten I'm gonna start my Erzieherausbildung on monday in a munich kindergarten and would love to hear how you are doin

[@BobiR-bl9fc]

I dont know about Munich ,But Cologne is horrible places for find a rent room

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

you look beautiful... just perfect.. whatever you wear will become fashion.

[@anastasiamayer1533]

You said "Adidas" like a German haha

[@HayleyAlexis]

I’ve been here long enough 😂😂😂

[@sobeidalagrange7129]

Even that, "they prefer wearing black" just like I do!!! Gotta love Germany!!!!

[@moony0205]

Hayley, die Bayern sind eigentlich "More Open minded as the rest of the world", aber nach deinen aussagen wohl doch nicht... oder bin ich nur anders... weil ich 10 mins weg wohne von Bayern? Ich finde es cool wenn ein Girl es bunt mag, Haare und Klamotten. Vor allem verstehen es Deutsche am meisten, so meine Erfahrung, wenn ein Freak ne gute Aura hat. 😌 da war ich oft das beste Beispiel.

[@lillil9794]

moony0205 eigentlich gibt es im tiefen Bayern mehr "konservativ" angehauchte als im restlichen Deutschland

[@vav2868]

How did u get a job in get in Germany??

[@neoliberalerneandertaler9347]

Which Part of Florida Do you Come from? Maybe Tampa? ?

[@mickeyscv67]

One, you misspelled.....HOLY....that's the correct spelling!! You're getting wiser on what looks good on you....keep it up😁

[@HayleyAlexis]

What? Where? It was most likely my auto correct on my computer 😂

[@ChesterRico]

Shaved hair looks cool on everyone.

[@hanssen71]

I think you are doing okay enough for me to say that we won't let you go. I hope you are aware. You are German now. Forever. Get that citizenship rolling gurl

[@kellyiwe7652]

You very pretty naturally i don’t think you need any heavy make up or even make up at all.your Natural look is far better than when you'll use make up. the United States is Over rated ,