My 8 rules for a stylish wardrobe (true for every style & every season) | Justine Leconte

Here are my 8 rules for a stylish wardrobe: they work for every style & every season!
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[@justineleconte]

What is your favourite tip in this list? 😘

[@MNkno]

"Buy the (boring) classical and standard pieces" (in different textures, to combine with different trendy pieces).

[@mahivigreen]

The timeless/trend questions, great filter to identify what pieces will be used the most for longer.

[@vylia]

Layers, which I love; and tailoring your clothes, which I do myself whenever I can.

[@jordanov5617]

I didn't know that we need 3 different soap for every type of clothe (black, colorful & white) :O

[@annescholten9313]

Taylor your clothes and use of different textures!!♡♡♡

[@geniej2378]

One thing I'm learning is to have a light and dark version of your basics. It makes it so easy to mix and match outfits! Light and dark wash jeans. A light and a dark pair of shoes. Light and dark blouse. Doesn't need to be black and white, doesn't need to be solid colors, just needs to give an impression of light or dark. Note I like to dress in high contrast outfits, but I think those are easier to make an impact with over tonal outfits where the texture gets to be exaggerated.

[@alamedadanceparty]

Great tip!!!

[@4eburawka18]

1. High-quality basics 2. Timeless over trendy 3. Color-up your standard outfit 4. Play with textures 5. Mix & match different styles 6. Layering and proportions 7. Good fit always 8. Take care of your clothes

[@ritaalexander1639]

Thank You, I tried everything to get this list, and it just wouldn't come up. I wish I had the list with a transcript of everything Justine said. Tks again

[@ktdancersf]

#8 I had no idea you should use a different detergent for colors vs blacks.

[@elisabethdowd1869]

I have a friend who has a "uniform" and never deviates from it....white tank top, black pants, waist length jacket. She accessorizes with amazing jewelry. I've known her for 14 years and her style has never changed, except for the occasional formal gown. Her jackets are stunning and because of the array of fabrics and jewelry she never looks the same. It works for her but I prefer more variety.

[@elenamiroiu6466]

I'd love to see her outfits ❤

[@angelagan6803]

Same, I would love to see her outfits.

[@elisabethdowd1869]

She's a very private person so unfortunately I'm not able to share photos. Daytime jackets are textured fabrics in solid colors. Evening jackets are fabrics like brocade, some are hand painted, mostly jeweltone colors. She can spend more on one outfit than I make in a month.

[@sarahwatts7152]

I think posture is also a big part of being stylish - it can make the clothes look better on your body but also make you look confident and intentional

[@user-no2mz9hl4f]

Oh, I completely agree!

[@yankeedoodledarling9232]

Good posture is better for your body (your organs, too!) and healthy.

[@phulanadethal]

That, and good quality properly fitting undergarments

[@rebeccacampbell6965]

Sits up straight on reading….

[@TheJoyfulEye]

laying over one of those big therapy balls on your back with your arms stretched overhead really helps your posture! Also if you have trouble taking deep breaths because of osteoporosis, it will take care of that. I do this for 10 minutes a day; or two 10 minutes a day (morning and evening)

[@lynda.grace.14]

About boredom. It's important to remember that most people do not see you or what you wear as often as you do. They won't necessarily find your style boring. In the past I have given clothes that I had tired of to friends. When some time later I saw them wearing my garments I was impressed with how splendid they were and wished I'd never parted with them. This is why I don't comply with the advice to give clothes away if I haven't worn them for a prescribed length of time. I rest and resurrect them which often allows me to fall in love with pieces all over again. This is where loving timeless styles helps. Yay! This year I can rock the Canadian tuxedo (blue jean) look again whereas up until now I have worn the jacket and jeans separately.

[@selectiveoutrage6617]

You reminded me of the time I gave a seldom worn sweater to a friend. Months later she came to my office to meet me for lunch. I complimented her on the sweater and she started laughing. "It's YOUR sweater. Don't you remember you gave it to me?" What had looked frumpy on me fit her different body type perfectly. I dislike discarding anything, whether household items or clothes, if someone else can use them.

[@lynda.grace.14]

@@selectiveoutrage6617 🤣

[@polishtheday]

My sister and I have traded clothes back and forth for decades. At least a couple of times she’s pulled something I’d given her out of her closet and given it back to me. Thanks to her I’ve tried on things I haven’t worn in a couple of decades and started to love them again. This is what happens with basics you really love.

[@AmyPaigeSexy]

@@polishtheday Yes, my sister and I use the same little black dress as our 'funeral dress'

[@polishtheday]

@@AmyPaigeSexy Do you have a backup plan in case you both have to attend the same funeral?

[@heidimeigs5192]

One #1 tip for all women, no matter your shape: don’t get caught up on the size you used to wear, or think you are. As an example: I can wear sizes 4,6,8 in bottoms. In tops I am more or less a medium, but can wear Small or even Large. I have large shoulders for my petite build and a deep chest. It entirely depends on the cut of the garment and the material. These are American sizes by the way. I used to work in retail/ women’s clothing. My regular customers learned to trust me when I would bring a size they didn’t think would fit them. It’s isn’t so the size as the cut and fit of something. Trust me. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@anaalves3658]

So true, I also find that different brands will have different sizes, but the label always says the same size, you have to try it on , even if your ego is not happy with having to try a bigger size.

[@Kittsuki]

I've recently tried my hand at making my own clothes, and found that the baggage of clothing sizes quickly melts away when you realize how much more flattering it is to wear something that is tailored to your measurements, regardless of your size. Somehow we've gotten this idea in our modern culture that we're supposed to fit the clothes when it should be the other way around!

[@anaalves3658]

@@Kittsuki You are so right 👏. Clothes should fit us not the other way around 🙂👍. I remember as a child having clothes made for me, either by my aunt or by a seamstress and they were amazing. Now days we all want instant gratification. But I remember going to try my clothes a couple of times before it was ready. It was planned and deliberate, which no longer happens.

[@ruthirwin8222]

I make a lot of my clothes and this is even more important

[@angelagan6803]

I sew in my own labels now, called "perfect fit" - if I buy a garment I remove the size - I had a problem focusing on size. Thankfully thats in the past now.

[@cristeledasilva2293]

Hello Justine! I've been following you for a few years now, and I'm still amazed at the content which is always informative, without repeating itself and always interesting. Thank you for your work. Take care.

[@justineleconte]

Thanks 😊

[@Eliza..beth.]

cristele, elegantly said. I've been following J since 2018, and she is wonderful. I like how she doesn't say I'm not 'classy' if I don't have a certain bag.

[@winniegaston7747]

Well, I'm 59 years old and had no clue there was 3 types of detergent for clothing. Justine, I enjoy your videos and always feel like I'm getting a valuable lesson in fashion etiquette. I love your suggestion with adding texture to layering.

[@CarpeCupcake]

I really love "take care of your clothes," particularly because that's for everyone. Even less expensive clothing can be taken good care of, and that's a good way to be fiscally responsible for yourself, and a responsible consumer.

[@heidimeigs5192]

I have a washer and dryer at home…which is very convenient…..but rarely use the dryer except for towels & sheets. I wash all clothing in cold water, on delicate cycle. Then I either hang to dry or lay flat on collapsible clothes drying racks. Most of my clothes are inexpensive but last for years because I take care of them. I am retired so I have less laundry than people with families at home, I also don’t have to maintain a work appropriate wardrobe anymore. So I understand that not everyone has the time or space to do as I am able to do. But just switching to cold water and a delicate cycle will help. And remember that everything doesn’t need to be washed after one brief use. I will often hang these items outdoors to air out. Sunlight and a breeze work wonders. Good hangers are an investment that helps also. I always think it’s funny when I get a compliment on something I’m wearing and it’s a $20 dollar shirt I got at Walmart or a $20 linen shirt I got at TJ Maxx. I have 2 linen dresses I got from Walmart probably 15 yrs ago. They still look good and fit well because I baby them.

[@deden7882]

My favorite tip, which I usually remember if I am going out (not so much at home) is to add a pop of color to a outfit. I tend to wear a lot of darker neutrals. I also have a drawer full of colorful scarves. So the dark neutral is the perfect foil for whatever scarf suits my mood. I think a beautiful scarf is hard to beat as a quick and effective accessory.

[@cbpd89]

I need this reminder for sure! I wear a lot of black and navy blue, so having a piece of jewelry or scarf or other color accent is important to keep from looking too dull.

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

I'm pregnant (finally, after 2 years and 2 lost pregnancies) so I'm building a new wardrobe essentially from scratch. Videos like yours are really helping!

[@yubbadubbadubba]

I would love to see a video not just about navigating style and trends, but about how to curate pieces in your wardrobe that accommodate fluctuations in size and weight. This is the biggest struggle for me as I can fluctuate between 3-4 different sizes, which I think is common with a lot of people, and a concern when considering purchasing for the long-term. Would love to see some tips on what to look out for concerning cuts, materials, designs, styling etc...

[@alexandraturnwald2286]

very interesting topic, you're right

[@karelmillard9854]

Yes. Same

[@tihanaharrison6728]

Yes! I'd love to see that, too! I have the same problem.

[@lauragilkey4921]

THAT is a GREAT suggestion! Sooo many people would benefit from that topic.

[@gigiatlas2364]

Absolutely!!! Thank you for pointing that out😊

[@SN-wi6nn]

I’m 47 now and I realize that I have found my personal style 27 years ago, not consciously first , but I know what flatters my body and in what I feel comfortable and also feel sexy and feminine. Within this style I buy different colors and textures and dress up or down with jewelry. So thank you Justine for sharing your tips and knowledge. Spot on as always❤️🌸

[@dgriite]

Justine, these are wonderful tips! Thank you for your great summary. I would add these two things that have also helped me at the beginning of my dressing/styling journey: - When looking at the whole complete outfit, have no more than 7 distinct visible elements. The ring or jewelry you constantly wear doesn't count, but a handbag with a distinct colorful scarf counts as two things. A statement jacket over a pullover or top counts as one (the top isn't visible). It helps not to overdo it with accessorizing, and it helps you put emphasis on certain elements over others. - Along with your uniform/proportions tip, I would add the factor of silhouette. A mom high waisted jeans with a short top and a tailored jacket creates a dramatically different silhouette than a slim straight jeans with a baggy top and an oversized coat, even if the textures and colors of each piece are the same. Know what silhouette is your "uniform", know your secondary silhouette, and shop your pieces with those two silhouettes in mind.

[@Sophie-ep81um]

Hi, thanks for your comment. What is "the secondary type of silhouette please" ? I have already trouble finding the first....

[@sarah.bea.]

For me taking care of your clothes also involves “maintenance”. If you notice a hole or ripped seam see to it as quickly as possible and use the right yarn (material and colour) to mend it. I have a little box of about 10 different yarns that match most of my clothes and I also made a tiny matching sewing kit for travel.

[@susanmarie2231]

I thrift shop. Classic pieces will always be in style. I avoid fads and trends. Great tips Justine!

[@rainydaylady6596]

I learned the hard way to stay away from trendy clothes. Wear once and wonder what I was thinking. Lol I've also learned to buy multiples of something if it will last and looks good. I have some v-neck sweaters that I've worn for years. My only regret is that I can't find any others that are as well made. They've kept their shape and don't pill. I've been looking for years to find new colors to wear.

[@robynwells8249]

I’m having the same problem, my older and favorite items of clothing are wearing out but I can’t find replacements for them.

[@choycejoyce4699]

I have this exact problem with some of my simplest basics like thick white and black T-shirts. I cannot for the life of me find quality replacements for my favourites that I bought 10yr ago. I can only find thin flimsy things now and I have enough of those!

[@TheGalactica2001]

I agree. Clothes quality is going downhill. My 15-20 year old clothes are much better quality than what I bought 1 year ago.

[@vkat4167]

I discussed this exact subject with my mom a week ago. I folded washed items and put attention that cotton t-shirt that I bought 20 y ago (!) is still in great shape, even print. It’s 100% cotton and made in Texas, custom print, we bought it in an event. I thought it would be short living item, but I wear it almost each day! It survived remodeling and washing in very hot water, hundreds times for sure 😮 and I compared to the shirt that I purchased 3 months ago, Calvin Kline, not bad brand, but the shirt looks like it was worn ages ☹️ I miss that US quality of old times 😭

[@fnma21]

Same problem here. Extremely difficult to find good quality clothes now.

[@pjalexandra]

I love the would you wear it '5 years ago or 5 years from now' tip. A lot of the so-called 'trendy' wide-leg trousers I've collected these past few years I would have LOVED to be able to buy decades ago, but they weren't available. . . and I will continue to wear them because for me the are a fabulous cut. I do indulge in a few trendy pieces, but many of my clothes are cuts and colours I alway wanted to wear and wished someone would make.

[@HMSkillBuilders]

I arrange my clothes like the rainbow and wear one color each week. Shades of blue, indigo, purple violent, burgundy, red, orange/yellow, brown, beige white and lastly black...them start all over again. Makes for easy laundy!

[@selectiveoutrage6617]

I like practical advice. I keep my clothes for years. Find a designer or brand perfect for your style and body. For me it's Lauren Ralph Lauren. Size 6 fits me perfectly so I can shop online with confidence. The clothes are classic but I can spice them up with jewelry, scarves and belts. Whenever I wear a hat, I usually get compliments from strangers.

[@maryokeefe5351]

I agree. I love a fedora hat and get lots of compliments when I wear one.

[@songteller]

I have a definite uniform: A-line skirts or similar with a dark top. My quintessential is a tartan picnic skirt with a black crew neck t-shirt. I also generally wear jewel tones in blues, reds and some purples, along with black. It makes life easier and I can jazz it up in a billion different ways. Nobody else does what I'm doing, and I get loads of compliments on my outfits on the street. The only time of the year that's a bit tough is summer, because it's harder to layer and accessorize without overheating.

[@epicnamepwns1242]

If your clothes look like you (right colors, suitable shapes, appropriate fit, compatible with your personality) people will sometimes notice your outfit but mostly they'll notice you. Even special occasion attire will be perceived as very special. Few will notice, fewer care, if you repeat outfits or garments when they make you look more like yourself.

[@serenasaystoday]

Asking if I would have worn this 5 years ago is a really good tip, thank you! I always get confused about whether I am drawn to a piece because I actually like it, or if I'm just being influenced.

[@justineleconte]

Glad it was helpful!

[@highvaluequeens]

Can’t believe we are having a free stylist course. I would pay for your class Justine

[@nikijay9635]

OMG are you ever knowledgeable! What I love is the way you transfer this knowledge to the layperson. You are a GREAT teacher. 🌸 Thank you!

[@aslhanozyldrm1615]

Such a helpful video, I am a 23 year old woman and I try my best to wear timelessly but sometimes I get lost through all the trends (my favourites are elegant classical and dark academia aesthetics). Being aware of what is practical to wear for everyday life makes me feel more prudent and moneywise but also more sustainable and sensitive for the Earth.

[@jeanettemarkley7299]

Dark academia aesthetic is a trend.

[@aslhanozyldrm1615]

@@jeanettemarkley7299 I know, that’s what I said too.

[@ameliawilliams4632]

I mean, if you elect to wear whatever you like from dark academia for longer than the trend lasts then it isn’t a trend, not for you. Trend refers to length of time, something can be both "trendy" and timeless. Chokers go in and out of trend since the 1700s but they always look good. There will be a time where your timeless pieces are in trend but it doesn’t mean they are no longer timeless. Nothing new under the sun.

[@elizabethsummermeado]

Another informative and amazing video! Justine, it may sound a bit hyperbole to make this statement, but you have absolutely changed my life for the better! I have watched so many of your videos and taken your advice on how to be very discerning and minimalize and curate my wardrobe and accessories, discovering what looks best on my five-foot-tall petite body. I have learned more from you than anyone regarding style and color. You are so talented and so generous with all of your knowledge. I can't thank you enough!! When I first discovered your channel I went through my entire wardrobe, taking about 3 days, and donated six humongous bags of clothing and dozens and dozens of shoes I had been holding on to, gave them to my local thrift store. I get so excited when you come out with a new video, and I love showing them to my two teenage daughters and my younger daughter will also appreciate them one day. Thank you so much and God bless you!

[@vsb101]

Justine! Please tell us the updates on your house renovation! Love your videos :)

[@justineleconte]

Very soon!

[@sarahrosen4985]

@@justineleconte 💃💃💃

[@uni_arya3201]

yes please ! ❤

[@almandrinetay2567]

Justine, have you filmed this video in the House? :) btw love your white shirt in the video.

[@sparklie962]

In terms of appropriate laundry - woolens do best with a wool wash, ditto silks. Also, according to the salesperson who helped me at a nice boutique - try to dryclean "dryclean only" clothes as infrequently as possible. She advised me to get a steamer and steam my wool suit after each wear, let fully dry and then hang on the special hangers she provided, in a garment bag. She said, do this and maybe only dry clean them once, max twice a year for the absolute longest possible lifespan of the garments.

[@maryokeefe5351]

I agree that dry cleaning can be very harsh. I hand wash silk blouses as dry cleaning really can dry them out.

[@selectiveoutrage6617]

Always better to handwash cashmere for that reason. You can machine wash it, too, using warm or lukewarm water if you pop it in one of those zippered mesh laundry bags. Then dry flat on a mesh sweater rack.

[@easterlywindart]

My favorite from this video is the top that you are wearing. It is a cut that I’ve found to be very flattering.

[@danielamestanek7899]

i love it, too. what is this type of top called? im trying to google it and cant find it

[@mercedes523]

Timeless not Trendy. Best one!

[@mrgrape2166]

As always, Great video...... My mother always taught us girls to take care of our clothes... Not that we had alot of clothes but mom always bought better quality items... Everything had to be folded properly etc.... Still do all those things to this day..... I have things that are 10years old and still look great.....

[@annaciummo3911]

Thank you for this Justine!! One thing I've learned to help me stand out stylishly from the crowd is to not just focus on purchasing pieces, including basics, new from ready to wear. I tend to find cashmere sweaters in a variety of different cuts and styles, as well as silk shirts and sometimes jeans secondhand. What i find at vintage or thrift shops are not exactly what is selling in regular shops since they are probably several years out of date, but whenever i come across the sweaters, shirts, or jeans that i love, i buy them. Those are my top 3 items of clothing and i can find unique "basics" that no one else has the exact same of, so even though I wear the same kind of thing nearly every day, i still feel special 💜

[@Jessxo13]

The textures tip is so on point. I’ve been drawn lately to neutral looks in the same colour hue but in different textures - cream, beige, tan. They just look so chic and stylish without being boring. Thanks for all your tips!

[@BunnyLang]

My mom always went to a tailor to adjust her clothes, I didn't see the need for it until years later. It makes a difference.

[@zuzanavalovska4704]

This is one of your BEST videos, Justine!

[@MFTU268]

Love this girl.

[@aiidaa92]

Oh I loved this video! So good and helpful 🙏🏽

[@LydiaBresky]

As always, very helpful and smart tips! Thank you, Justine!

[@rheldaestenson]

Always love your videos, Justine. Thank you.

[@KazHampson]

Love your hair Justine. Your tips always so valid.

[@Beatriz-jx4om]

I missed you Justine!! Thank you for your tips!! 🙏🏼🥰

[@cristianamuntean4089]

I think that the questions ''Will I be wearing this 5 years from now'' or ''Would have I been wearing this 5 years ago'' are really very important and that's something I almost never do. My brain is always focused on statement pieces, very powerful colors and I feel it in my bones that I would get bored of these very soon; yet, I still do it. I will try harder to apply these rules to my everyday life, thank you so much for these tips, I love your channel and I find it not only useful, but also refreshing, educational and joyful ❤🥰

[@kathyesargent9088]

Congratulations on 1 million❤❤❤❤🎉

[@Assisting2ObeybyGSC]

As usual, great information and inspiration! I need to work on my basics... Thank you, Justine 😊

[@temperhollow7716]

The white dress looks so wonderful on you speaking of looking stylish! Love it.

[@sjblack9135]

i love justine with my whole heart ♥️ my wardrobe loves her too

[@angelabennett4395]

Justine, I love the creativity, intelligence, and positivity of your channel ❤ I would love to see you do a video on “re-working” street style outfit - what doesn’t work (proportion, fit, etc) and how to fix it - when I try to recreate looks I see online they don’t always turn out and I’d love to learn how to train my eye - you’re the best ❤

[@LiarFireDesire]

I love your videos. Very insightful, thank you.

[@Ltfh543]

One of the best videos. Thank you.

[@jenniferpynn8768]

You nailed it Justine! Thank you so much for your fantastic content.

[@robynwells8249]

Wonderful tips, I remember when clothing stores did alterations, some free. While tailoring is probably my favorite tip, unfortunately I live in a small town where it’s near to impossible to find someone to do this. The ones we do have are so busy that it’s often months before you can get the garment back.

[@LeRoi715]

yes; in Toronto also; when I was young in the high school I did as my Mom and Grand Mom had a dress maker and it was amazing....I looked so posh and comfortable and felt beautiful....but now ....just memories....cheers to you from Toronto !

[@LeRoi715]

@@chirstopherj Oh, we are safe in Toronto but you in California? under the snow up to the roofs? I have not seen so much snow in my native Poland ! Cheers to guys!

[@usagimimi5378]

Amazing tips, was just looking to level-up my wardrobe, thank you for these ❤

[@juliannehunter495]

Wonderful tips, all of them. You put the "sense" in "fashion sense".

[@diamondcover]

Your videos are so well put together. I'd love to see an expanded video on fabrics and textures.

[@LisetteOropesaSoprano]

I looove the idea of mixing eras!!

[@paulinaurbanska]

Very informative! So much knowledge in just a few minutes.

[@boldcharsey]

Good day to you Justine! Thank you for all your advice ❤I’ m so happy to see your channel grow! (Soon to be 1 million 🎉) ❤❤

[@RosalieElnekave]

so classy videos as always

[@angelsareout1822]

So smart, like a good mama always keeping us in line, thanks Justine.

[@annaklaus8377]

Excellent tips, and always good to see you Justine.

[@1bush053]

always the most practical information !!

[@user-cu1lj2eg5e]

Good to see you again .I am trying to made my clothes tailored for my body shape thanks for your tips

[@elizabethleroux3202]

I always enjoy Justine's videos! Practical, clear, and very informative. Always respectful of everyone's priorities and needs. love it!

[@thejillykilly]

Can you do a video series on how to know if a cloth item (t-shirt, skirt, pants) fits you properly or not.

[@Crescentmoony]

I really liked the advice on mixing disparate styles to create your own. You've helped me put a finger on the ideas I've been mulling over in my personal style! Extremely helpful! ❤️

[@IrishRose]

Informative as always! Thanks Justine 👍🏻

[@ufosrus]

I definitely agree on the power of mixing textures.

[@mhai8968]

Thank you for this Ms. Justine💕

[@wrendor9465]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video Justine. Thank you!

[@zaraaden3000]

As always, amazing advice… thank you

[@drsselvidge]

I love all of your tips and always wonder where to shop to encorporate them into my own wardrobe.

[@bronwynquinn4477]

How fabulous! Thank you

[@carolinacarnio5381]

I've been following you Justine for a while now and I was waiting for this video!!! Fabulous! so informative!!! thank you so much 🥰

[@sbaumgartner9848]

Thanks Justine. These are excellent rules. I love texture!!!

[@maddscientist3170]

Love your videos..Thanks for the tips!!!

[@celiathirlwall3329]

Excellent video, Justine! You never disappoint!

[@claudia5446]

Brilliant! I totally agree! It is important to find one brand that has the perfect sizes for us.

[@mgillespie8306]

Mix styles and how to care for clothing. I always learn something from you.

[@glgardener4972]

Excellent as always.

[@MBA-pz6tu]

Interesting I just learned about a uniform wardrobe this week, and now you mention it!🥰

[@maureenrhysjones4643]

Denim jacket.🙄 ...it has to be...it's been in my wardrobe since 1978!! I'm about to adorn it....hmm...planning! THANK YOU Justine, I feel more inspired than I have done for decades!! I'm 73... Iris Apfel, you are not dead!

[@rosaruiz6201]

Thank you very much Justine!! ❤

[@user-sn1sk5yq8j]

Justine thank You so much!

[@anniinglucksdorf960]

I am trying the tailoring with second hand garments because in good stores you can find some very nice ones from great materials. But of cause they are not always your perfect size. I feel, if I can buy high quality clothes for a price that is manageable for me I might as well make them look gorgeous on me for just a bit of extra money.

[@justineleconte]

Sounds great!

[@CoffeesChypresBooks]

Thank you for all these tips, Justine.

[@dianethompson6804]

I haven't seen a video of yours forever!! Nice to see you again!

[@zivile1848]

Hello Justine, thank you for your content that never fails to bring inspiration for my wardrobe! This time my takeaway is the reminder to mix textures, I feel like in spring/summer I tend to forget that

[@simplymillie1613]

Thank you for your tips ❤

[@sunaikim8376]

I cannot emphasize how much help this video has been!! Thank you so much. Taking good care of your clothes is so important! I particularly appreciated the idea of using different textures! Love your channel ❤️!

[@frosting6439]

VERY insightful and knowledgeable. Excellent advice

[@sherirae]

Thank you for this reminder!

[@PrincessofErised]

Lovely seeing that "happy to be home" twinkle in your eye. Here in Berlin, we are still bundled with only wind in our eyes. lol Thanks for another great vid.

[@lywc82185]

So helpful as always!

[@fernandar557]

I loved this video, but I definitely need to check the other ones to catch up with all the things that need to be done to look stylish. Thx for the great content 😊

[@shirleycoonerty2665]

That top is just perfect on you Justine!! ❤❤❤

[@lynnpetti3817]

You can always be counted on to give very useful information and tips. Thanks

[@ansielubbeprosser9072]

Thank you, Justine. I live on the west coast of Namibia and we often have all four seasons in a day, so can't really store any clothes. Different layering is thus a favourite, with good quality basics underneath.

[@hazydreamer7965]

Merci Justine, you are charming and keep giving us very useful info.