How to create a travel capsule wardrobe for minimalist travel / carry-on only

[@cs4849]

I know this is an older video, but I wanted to say it is so relateable for me, since I also dress simply and don’t fool with much in the way of make-up (lip balm and mascara if I’m feeling fancy!). I am a fan of merino wool for all the reasons you mentioned, and I pack black bottom layers only so every top layer goes with every bottom layer. Also, this way I only need black shoes. I really enjoy your gentle sense of humor!

[@barbarawarner4645]

Like your suggestions. Mine routine is similar. If I take jeans, I take 1 pair of old jeans, and old nightwear, and underwear that I leave in the trash which makes room for something new that I purchase. Everything matches but I am colorful. I always have a theme. Black or jean bottoms and colorful ( red or blue) tops that go with everything - 2 long or 3/4 pants, 1 skirt, 1 dress snd 6 tops & a sweater. I put my puff jacket in a travel pillow cover. It works as an ok pillow, doesn’t have to fit in my case😂, and I have reasonable warmth if I need it. I don’t usually do shorts as they are often socially unacceptable (in many countries). An additional pair of shoes is essential. Also I’m older. Been traveling the world ( mostly Asia and Europe) with just a carryon for more than 50 years. My husband takes 2 pants plus the one he wears. 2 shorts if the climate is mild. Another pair of shoes, and 5 shirts. We can pack and unpack in 15 minutes.

[@MaggiFuchs]

Hi Barbara! Thanks for that very interesting comment! That‘s the best part of traveling this way, being able to pack and unpack in a matter of minutes. I love that idea with the puff jacket in the pillow cover. ;-)

[@GitanotMargarita]

I'm so glad I found this video! It has been difficult finding minimalist packing videos for a practical female. I love to travel and pack lighter with every trip... but fashion and make-up is not my thing, so this has been a breath of fresh air! Danke!

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks Margrita, very happy to hear that you liked my video! I believe there are many more of us out there who don‘t care too much about makeup and going on vacation to pose with the new dress for Instagram pictures. We are just not that present! ❤️ And that’s what I like about making KZbin Videos, because I get to meet people who are more like me. All the best to you.

[@sarahferguson0]

I found a few ways to reduce what i travel with. I don't wear traditional women's underwear, i buy what is called in America "smoothing shorts" almost like spanks but absolutely NOT compression type undergarments. They are more along the lines of bike shorts only made out of underwear material. They are perfect for sleeping in because they are long, like bike shorts, and very comfortable. I travel with tshirts as well but find that athletic type tshirts, not cotton, are very quick drying, almost totally wrinkle free, and come in amazing colors. Most sporting goods type retailers carry them and they also come in long sleeves. Lastly, also at most sporting goods type retailers, i buy what's called "fishing" pants. They are typically made from quick dry fabric and have lots of pockets. Perfect for fishing because you get wet. I have one pair that has zip on/off legs so you can turn them into shorts. They are amazing and also mostly wrinkle free. All these items can be washed in a sink and will be dry in the morning because of the fabric. I mostly wear neutral colors so everything is mix and match. Even in summer i travel with a very light weight cardigan that doubles as a bathing suit coverup so i can wear it out to eat or sightseeing in the evening and also wear it during the day or at the beach. I have little sun/beach dress made out of crinkle gauze that has lots of wrinkles but is what cotton gauze fabric looks like anyway so it doesn't matter and is as light as air. If it's been rolled up in my backpack for two days it won't matter.

[@luannelillianrossiter6681]

I've been living like I'm on holiday for a few weeks and my husband will just go with the flow.... it started out 1 week, well it's been months now and I now have a heap of stuff that I haven't needed for that time.... tell you my clothes fit into a 20liter light backpack... so awesome to feel sort of free of what to ware... my toilet bag is a toothbrush and a cilicone body scrubba...

[@jaimetarne9436]

I just wantwd to share a bit of my storyy of late. I am from the U.S. and was traveling in Portugal with my husband for a month this last month. In the last week he became ill which led ro a visit to the emergency room in the middle of the night while on the island of Terciera in the Azores. He was not admitted but spent the next 5 days in bed with fever, chills, exhaustion. Thanks to antibiotics he started improving so we could travel home. It was such a stressful time. And we had to cancel flight and reservations and make new ones. Unfortunately he has relapsed since coming home two days ago. I kept thinking about you and what you went through with your husband being in a foreign land. I hope he continues to heal.

[@MaggiFuchs]

Oh no, it must have been so stressful. Glad that you made it back home. All the best to you and especially to your husband - I hope he gets better soon. 🤗

[@SIC647]

The one clothing item I always bring, is this thin, black, wool/silk, knit wrap dress, that I just love. ❤️ It can be worn at a fancy restaurant, and it is comfy when going hiking. It has endless layering possibilities such as: As an underwear slip, as a "skirt" if I layer it with a blouse/sweater, as a "wrap top" if I layer it with a skirt, office formal with a button up shirt below, or casual with a summer top or T-shirt below. Oh, and it can also be used as an open cardigan. And depending if I wear with without tights, or with neutral or colourful tights, I have even more simple options for variety with this one dress. Oh, and since it is thin merino/silk, it keeps me warm in the cold, and temperated in warmer weather, and it takes several days before it starts to smell. And it dries quickly after a wash. Only downside to it is that it must be handwashed. But I once wore it for an entire week in Florence. I washed the armpits only after two and four days, and washed it after five days. And I was smell-free the entire time.

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks for that suggestion - that sounds like an excellent item to add to any travel wardrobe. I am still searching for the “perfect dress”… do you have any specific brand that you can recommend?

[@SMafam5]

Yes please add a link or similar brand.

[@timepi437]

I am loving your content. Multifunctional clothing is useful. Have underwear that can pass as exercise wear AND as swimwear. Loose pants or shorts that can be used as pyjamas or clothing. A piece of fabric that can pass as a sarong, emergency towel, shawl or travel blanket- this could also be a bit of colour on a ‘safe’ colour palette. One loose cotton shirt can dress up plain layers, be sun protection or work like a light jacket..Compression cubes great idea for less used items, eg swimwear or jacket. Dirt company in Australia also sells a travel size fabric spray designed to break down of odors and minimize washing. Tani also makes thin, incredibly comfortable layers which are great for those who tend to overheat. Perfect comfort for air travel. The washing tips in your other video were perfect!

[@andresalgadomarques]

Lovely video, awesome tips 👍

[@teresita5794]

Yes to all! With the denim shorts, it's ok that they take time to dry because you could probably wear for 7-10 days before they would need a wash, as long as your underwear are fresh. I wear my jeans many times before they start looking grungy. 💗

[@susie9893]

Or take an empty spray bottle and buy a demi bottle of vodka when you get there and spray them if a bit smelly

[@audaniataylor4853]

Yes definitely! Jeans are meant to be worn many times before needing a wash.

[@callaliliv7622]

@@susie9893 or a loose baby powder

[@Nalliea]

That hat is adorable! & living in Hawaii, I will say, it is very fashionable lol people wear bucket hats here a lot 😄

[@MaggiFuchs]

Glad to hear that! I should definitely go to Hawaii then… 😂

[@joycekaiser4631]

I’ve learned so much from your wonderful videos, but I’m 75 and we cruise, no shorts, but lite leggings, and try to pack as you do in a 19” roller suitcase plus back pack….kinda do a 2-3-6 method. 2 shoes, 3 slacks, 6 tops plus small compression bag with 2 silky tops and 2 silk scarves to wear on dressy nights). I also use a VeraBradley pillow….cut out the travel blanket inside and stuff it with extras that come in handy and still use it on long flights. Found an X-Large storage bag at Dollar store and use as a make shift washing machine while in shower, wring out, hang dry. I’ve viewed loads of videos and yours it’s the most helpful! Great job, safe travels and thank you so much. Blessings to you.

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks Joyce, I am so happy to hear that you found my videos helpful. 🥰 I really like the idea of the silk scarf to dress up. Since I never really owned anything out of silk, do they wrinkle a lot when stuffed in the bag? All the best to you and enjoy cruising! :)

[@maggiesmith979]

I often sleep in my car so this is exactly what I pack except for the puffer jacket. I have a cashmere sweater that I layer and my rain jacket is substantial. I often sleep in the dress and then I can just roll out of the car. I love jeans too, so I always have that.

[@dishnpj3565]

I’m determined to travel with minimal. Was never a heavy packer but I’m going backpack only now so it’s been quite a fun and successful challenge finding the best gear and clothing. I’m 53 and not giving up stylish comfort shoes or makeup. I found your other video on toiletry packing and discovered new items from you! Thank You! You’re adorable and have a very calming voice.

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks for your nice comment. I agree with you, it’s a fun challenge and I never get tired of exploring and testing new things. And age is just a number, my mum is 60+ and travelling with a small backpack with us here in Brazil for a few weeks. :)

[@kermzyxor]

thank you for this video! i'm at point 0 of assembling myself for travel, so i'm going to have it as a mental model of how it should be like eventually and ideally! best wishes

[@nasheselo]

Thank you for your suggestions. We just came back from a 4,500 km roadtrip through Europe. The weather was a bit cooler than I anticipated. I took a picture of what I actually wore to save for our next trip.

[@MaggiFuchs]

Glad you found them helpful. And I like the idea with the pictures! :)

[@lbunnygordon1133]

Very interesting video however the layering is not quite sufficient for me as an asthmatic feel cold much more and would have to just buy a much thicker jacket in winter plus the layers and boots...

[@taragibbons6616]

Fantastic video...super job with choices and recommendations.

[@brazilianin5305]

I like the idea of using packing cubes. Great video.

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks! I think packing cubes are one of the most useful things for traveling!. :)

[@susie9893]

Yes if you design your whole wardrobe for travel it makes packing a lot easier. I love long tunics (mid thigh or longer) and shirt dresses cos they're SO versatile - great for layering but can also be worn just as a dress if it's hot

[@BKDolan]

Great tips!! Thanks for sharing!

[@theaweavers8576]

I try to find v.light weight clothes and reversable clothes and mostly dark so they all go together. I love hand luggage and layers xx

[@lillysummer3546]

I watched all travel videos and yours is the most relatable one i can find. My travel wardrobe looks exactly like yours including under armour shorts :)

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks Lilly! 🤗 I may be biased, but in that case, I think you made an excellent choice when it comes to your travel wardrobe! 😉

[@Bsquared7317]

Great tips. Thanks

[@MFroehlich]

Bacana sua lista minimalista!! Vou tentar esse esquema na minha próxima viagem! Danke!

[@clairevinet3557]

Adorable young sensible lady! Thank you for sharing….Love, blessings and health to you dear.🙏🏼🇨🇦💖🤗

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thank you so much Claire! ❤️

[@Libe1900]

Awesome tips, I will save this one for later 👍 Please make a winter / cold weather edition of this video 😍❄

[@MaggiFuchs]

Glad you liked my video! It’s a good idea, but to be honest, I have been avoiding winter and cold weather for the last few years, always dividing my time between Europe and South America and enjoying almost constant summer, so at the moment my cold weather gear is kept at a minimum. 😂

[@carolinaaloisio7158]

Great packing videos... Please do more, its really helpful 🙏

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thank you Carolina! Will do. 🤗

[@nanciparoubek3256]

great video, because of size I don't pack denim, but agree you should if that's where you're comfortable. Glad you pointed out pros and cons of your choices and showed how you can have comfort and just the one bag.

[@timepi437]

I guess there’s denim and there’s denim. Picking a lighter weight denim would help, with some stretch for comfort.

[@AnnieGill7]

You make a very complicated topic soooo easy! Brilliant! Thanks so much.

[@olakruk1615]

I love this practical approach! Although I'm not as practical and minimal as you I'm still far from those woman travelers who bring pouches full of makeup and jewellery as well as tons of nice clothing. Only ,,nice" and non essential things I plan to bring are long jumpsuit perfect for evenings, big gold hoops, and 5-7 makeup products for a quick fresh look after spending entire day traveling. Also I needed to hear that someone also only takes one bra on them. I have very unusual size and it's expensive so I overall own one bra 😅

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks for the nice comment. 🤗 I think its perfectly fine when you take more clothes and things than I do… you should definitely do what works best for you. :) And I would have no clue what to do with 5 - 7 makeup items, so I may not be a good reference for those things anyways… 😂

[@pejisan]

I have large breasts and can’t get away without at least 3 bras…sport, black and a backup. (I once tried to buy a 36DDD bra in Spain - not happening).

[@olakruk1615]

@@pejisan there's this amazing polish brand called niplex that makes bras in large sizes and I must say they're worth every penny (for me it's expensive but in euro I guess it's reasonable price) and I just checked to see if they ship abroad and they do! You just have to email them before. I have a bra from them and I'm 65h (30h? Idk amercan sizes) and they offer so much support and comfort 💓

[@KitKatUniverse]

I love the reversible hat.

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks, I believe you are the first one who ever said that about my reversible hat! 😂 But I still like it, and I will more happily wear it from now on knowing that you like it too! ❤️

[@laurilenhardt2188]

OMG this made me laugh! Thanks for the undies inside-out joke. I enjoy watching your videos.

[@astrea9279]

Wow I'm from Calabria and didn't expect that shout-out ❤️ lovely video and great tips, thank you!

[@MaggiFuchs]

You are lucky to call this place home. It‘s stunningly beautiful! Any insider tips where we should go? :)

[@astrea9279]

Thank you so much, it's one of the most underrated place to visit in Italy still has so many wonderful things it's difficult to list some! If you like mountain you've probably heard of Sila, tons of green and nature, if you visit the "giganti della Sila" (Giants of Sila mountain) there are some very old trees, more than one hundred years old, basically wherever in Sila is amazing, there are very good tips on the internet. If you prefer sea instead, Tropea, Pizzo, Scilla, Le Castella are famous, there's a fairytale atmosphere all around, with castles and tiny neighborhoods overhanging the clean waves; as our food is from another planet, you've probably had a taste of our 'nduja (if you're not vegetarian), a spicy meat cream, and for sweetness ask for a slice of pittanchiusa or pitta 'mpigliata, is an ancient dessert made with honey, raisins and almonds... Wish you the best memories from the trip 🤗

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thank you so, so much for the great tips. ❤️ I have not come across the meat cream and the desserts yet, but they sounds delicious (even though I will not be able to pronounce that name… 😅). And Sila is already on our list - you got me even more excited to go there now! :)

[@aebbrooks]

Thank you---great video! I really appreciate your advice/insights for the pragmatic female traveler. I just subscribed and am also definately going to check out more of the videos you've already made. All my best to you!

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks Anna! I love the term „pragmatic female traveler“, never heard that before. 👍 But I think it fits. 🤗 All the best to you too!

[@deepintheheartoftexas7915]

Super helpful, thank you for the tips! Would love to see a folding technique video.

[@MaggiFuchs]

I am actually currently working on a video about this topic. I am planning on releasing it soon. ♥️

[@eundongpark1672]

I love the hat...maybe not the pattern, but I have a similar one (different pattern) and it's *brilliant*. I wear it so much that I really need to buy another one, but all the new hats I get, which look ok online, have a brim that is a much too short or the circumference is too tight or too loose. How do you manage dirty clothes as you're going? I don't like packing my dirty stuff with my clean stuff. that's ok if I'm staying at one place for a few days, bit when I'm on the move, I always try to keep everything clean (so I hand wash each night, which makes quick-dry very important. I'm in the no-jean's camp when I travel. I pay top dollars to buy a really good pair of travel trousers that are easily hand washable and dry easily too. I usually go for black or steel-grey because it goes with most colours. Blue is my colour for making everything mix and match.

[@MaggiFuchs]

I did a video a while ago where I talk about how I do laundry on the road. In there, I show a dry bag that I use to wash them, and the dirty clothes I keep in there until I do the laundry. :)

[@SMafam5]

Check out the Sunday Afternoon hats offerings - fold flat, lightweight, various styles, SO comfortable.

[@15welcometomyworld]

Maggi, I'm brazilian and a huge fan of your videos (: thank you for the insights, I'm currently packing for a 40L and nothing fits hahahaha I'm making the effort to downsize and this video helped a lot

[@MaggiFuchs]

Bom dia Lígia, muito prazer. :) Glad i could help. The first few times are the trickiest, if you as me. Everyone overpacks, and then you will come home and realized that you brought many things you did not need… and then it’s much, much easier the next time. 💪

[@PaulaKanaoka]

I just love your vídeo!!! Thanks for sharing so many tips!

[@StephanieHana69]

I travel extremely minimally, and like you have a “standard list” that covers about 90% of my needs… the other 10% varies based on location. But here’s where I struggle, and I have yet to see a video or read a blog that addresses this adequately… what about bras? I saw that you stated you just bring the one t-shirt bra, but from your video it seems that you are similarly large-chested as I am. How do you get by with just one bra? And what options do you recommend? Most female minimalist packing videos seem to be by women who can probably easily go bra-less or with just a bandini… but gravity is real, so I’m looking for other suggestions / ideas.

[@leapintothewild]

DITTO!! Mature (ie gravity issue) 38DD here, so I have to wear structured bras with underwire, and they take up a lot more room and more time to dry than the itty bitty bralettes that so many travel vids feature… 🤷‍♀️

[@MaggiFuchs]

Hi Stephanie and Marijka! I was about to answer your question with a novel, so I decided to film it and turn it into a short video instead. I hope this gives you some inspiration. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJXUhZeggtFlmqM

[@truepeacenik]

Frame of reference: Woman, not so minimal at home (in transition to that), believe in personal style over fashion, often need a nicer option, usually fly. I vastly prefer personal item only. I can use cabin baggage, but I’d rather not. I have a rule to always have the swim kit, as I’d much rather swim than have gym time in a trip). So, like you, Maggi, I think in terms of packing for X days and washing. The people in the second, third, fourth location have no idea what I wore in the last place. Likely I don’t remember! My swim kit is a pair of shorts meant to be hike and swim, a top with support. Both can be in my wearing cycle if needed. Usually, I let the swim top be a layer, rather than a “tank top” because I’m rather modest. Heaviest clothing and shoes on plane, along with a layer and big scarf. For “pack three days” In a cube, two additional bottoms (skirts and light weight trousers), three additional tops, and a layer. If a dress will fit, it comes along. Extended trips might get one more of each. I don’t bother with PJs or lounge wear (a term that didn’t exist in my childhood). I pack baselayers, and they fill both spots **if needed**, and do for chilly locations. (Winter gets heavier baselayers and an extra set as I believe in wear a day, air a day. Jeans only get to go as travel day wear. They aren’t in the pack. If that pack needs to be moving place to place, the jeans are on. Two bras, three to five undies. One pair of socks unless the destination is snowy. Then, two. A dry bag for laundry collection, then as washing space. Shoes: Usually, travel day plus one other. Climate dependent. I hike in barefoot shoes in most terrain. Xero sandals are my go to. Toiletries: solid shampoo, conditioner, soap. An spf CC cream for my face. SPF Lotion for body. Deodorant. Rollerball of essential oil blends, diluted. Toothbrush, paste dots, mouthwash concentrate. Tinted lip balm (rather than a plain and a lip color). Maybe mascara. I have hand lotion in my pockets at all times by habit. I use a richer one traveling as it will do for feet and body. Everything gets decanted into smaller containers. I carry a phone, an e reader, four way charging cord, battery bank (nite Ize, lightweight and small). Some trips I’ll need to work, so I bring my tablet then. I have a tiny art set with watercolors, pens, paper. The paints fit a mint tin. I bring three pens, three brushes that hold water, and a notebook or several small sheets of watercolor paper. All in a 28L with extra room. A water bottle, hat, and grocery bag fit in the outer pockets, or clip on. If rain is an issue at the destination, I might buy a cheap umbrella there, or bring a rain jacket. I keep a pack cover in my pack.

[@sharonwhite1985]

I find using the daily panty pads can stop shorts getting smelly and sweaty around the crotch so they last longer between washes

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks for the tip, Sharon! 🤗 I actually did that once on a long hike (several days) where it wasn’t possible to do laundry all the time. It helped me to feel a little bit more clean. :)

[@markpuffer9615]

Great video as always. Your videos are very informative 👌

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thank you Mark! 🙂

[@annagraber4535]

Gut gemacht, danke für die Tipps

[@alexandrac.l3359]

Thank you Thank You Thank You!! Loved this

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thank you for letting me know… ❤️

[@littlemonkina]

Thank you so much from Brasil :)

[@MaggiFuchs]

De nada! ❤️

[@cat_pb]

Loved the video!

[@carolinarojo2210]

Great video!!! Thank you :)

[@aurelgergey5470]

guets video merci

[@nataliyanielsen2149]

Thanks for the video! I wanted to ask what is the brand of your windproof jacket? Which one do you recommend for light packing but practical with rain and wind protection? Thank you!

[@MaggiFuchs]

Hi Nataliya! Since I also do some long-distance hiking, I normally stick to hiking brands for my jackets. They usually have lightweight and packable options. The one I had when I filmed that video was a rainjacket from Salewa. But since then I have replaced it with one from Haglöfs that has a net lining inside, because it is easier to get in and out in humid and hot climates. ;-)

[@choosetoshine2610]

Excellent tips! New subscriber.

[@gigigk5472]

I went to Japanese dollar store in USA they have great laundry drying items. We stay 4 nights in hotel in Turkey family of 5 i refuse to pay expensive laundry service. I have some stuff for laundry but it wasn’t enough.

[@MaggiFuchs]

Respect to you, doing laundry for five! 💪 I have also two videos where I talk about how I wash on the road and which tools I bring to make my laundry days easier.

[@phenylalaninemusic]

What is this magical thin, warm hoodie you speak of? 😍 I could use one of those.

[@MaggiFuchs]

The one I use is an Arceryx Kyanite LT. :)

[@phenylalaninemusic]

@@MaggiFuchs oh, thank you! 😀

[@callaliliv7622]

hi! I just discovered your videos and I've been binge watching them. so practical and helpful. may i request if possible to have a list of the things you have in your video. like which jacket was it that you showed etc ( brand)... thanks

[@MaggiFuchs]

Hi! I already got a little bit better and I nowadays try to include lists in my newer videos. 🙃 many things are just old things that were in my closet for many years. 😅 In this video, the sweater is an Arcteryx Kyanite LT hoodie, and the puff jacket is an old one from Dynafit. I hope that helps. :)

[@callaliliv7622]

@@MaggiFuchs thank you so much

[@afunnything5246]

Great content. Curious what bag you use to pack your things in.

[@MaggiFuchs]

Hi! Thanks for the nice comment. I actually just did another video about what I packed for 23 days in Brazil, and there I talk a little bit about my bag.

[@karidufur8908]

Hi Maggi, Just reviewed this video. You give me hope I can do this too! Wish me luck! ;-)

[@MaggiFuchs]

I am sure you can do it! 💪 But it’s a process, you will get better with every trip.

[@brandystrand2722]

What is the warm, lightweight hoodie in the video? I am in need of a new one!

[@MaggiFuchs]

I have an Arcteryx Kyanite Hoodie. So far, I like it a lot and it holds up quite well. :)

[@brandystrand2722]

@@MaggiFuchs Thank you so much! Love your packing/travel videos!

[@gabrielas4661]

Great video! We’re is the puff jacket and the black jacket from?

[@MaggiFuchs]

Thanks Gaby! I have a puff jacket from Dynafit and the sweater is from Arcteryx.

[@jito7377]

Where did you get your Merinoshirts from? I am thinking about trying one this year, but the high competition makes the choice far more complicated.

[@MaggiFuchs]

I also struggle finding good Merino T-Shirts… It is soooo difficult to just find normal looking T-Shirts in a normal length in a normal color without huge logos for women. I am not insisting on 100% merino anymore, but I dislike the ones where they add too much „elastane“ and then it hugs all my curves in all the wrong places. But some brands spin some polyester or tencel together with the merino into the yarn, and then it seems to me the T-Shirts „last“ longer and are easier to care for. I had good luck with T-Shirts from Houdini, Icebreaker and Mons Royale in the past. Maybe I do another video about that… there‘s a lot to say! 😂 If you ever find a good brand, please let me know.

[@fabi3253]

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[@dynamicdivinereadings6520]

🖤

[@gingermcintosh6545]

What is the clothes packing cube ?

[@MaggiFuchs]

That was just a cheap one I got on Amazon.

[@thiabrabson2533]

👍🏿❣️

[@JOS4015]

Only 1 bra ?

[@MaggiFuchs]

I made a separate video where I talk about which bras I take: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJXUhZeggtFlmqM