My Sustainable Fashion Journey

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[@Shappababy]

PLEASEEE do a capsule wardrobe video ❤

[@misscofia]

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[@Shappababy]

@@misscofia thank you very much 🥰 I know :)

[@anushkashree641]

Life became better when she said “hello my beautiful friends”!!! So much nostalgia with just the intro! Missed you love ❤️

[@misscofia]

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[@anushkashree641]

@@misscofia I know right! I even told Mimi about it! I really hope she looks into this! And she really should as this person is impersonating her and taking advantage of her fellow supporters!! This is Wrong 😑

[@MimiIkonn]

I blocked this fake account 😳 sorry about this.

[@anushkashree641]

@@MimiIkonn I’ve Dm you on Instagram the screenshots of how this person is manipulating ppl to get their private information… He/she is also playing with the emotions of people who consider you genuine and like you! You should check it out and take strict action towards it! It’s for the safety of everybody.

[@misscofia]

@@MimiIkonn not your fault! Sorry about making so many comments to people, just wanted those to be aware so hopefully it saves one person from getting scammed! ❤️

[@mjotawaldorf2782]

I'm very grateful because you have return to KZbin. You're such an inspirational woman for me. Thank you 🤗

[@MimiIkonn]

Aww, thank you darling. Please like and share the msg 🙏

[@smiffy4ever1]

I am not perfect environmentalist either, however I am doing my best here 😌. It is hard with so many influncers these days....H&M, Zara clothing being promoted everywhere. I try to follow minimalist and people that inspire me, like you Mimi 🥰. I mostly buy items from Cos, &other stories and always check the labels now. Thank you for making this video and spreading the news, well done for being an influencer with the right messages 😘

[@SoniaVerardoBeautyBlog]

Cos and &other stories are also a part of H&M group but they’re more focused on offering a bit higher end image than H&M, more expensive items and better quality materials. I agree, it’s hard with so many influencers promoting fast fashion brands and every week there is a different “must have “. The major thing I have done, after quitting my job of 14 years at H&M, was to start buying only second hand. It’s been a year now, and I mostly buy from other people selling their clothes on line. You got amazing bargains even new or barely used items and even higher end brands. I don’t think I’m ever going back to old way of shopping at high street stores.

[@samf.s.7731]

Wait I thought they had some sustainable fashion items...

[@rajiamousumi6479]

Your high end clothes are also made in Bangladesh. It doesn’t mean that product from made by Bangladesh are polyester. It’s the company who chose the fabric and place an order to the garment factory in Bangladesh. For your kind information Bangladesh has all kind of fabrics and especially people from Bangladesh likes cotton because the temperature is hot there. How much do you know about Bangladesh? Please make it correct that brands choose their fabrics not Bangladesh.

[@anitacarter8060]

I love that you’re talking about this topic, people go shopping and they don’t even think about the environmental effects. We buy things we absolutely do not need. Thank you for helping to educate everyone. ☺️👍🏻

[@Nicole_Riviere]

What worked great for me is having a capsule wardrobe. I have saved so much money and feel better dressed.

[@misscofia]

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[@jodiejohnson3406]

Well done Mimi, this message is so important. We have to realise that our fashion choices have a much bigger impact than we think.

[@gisellejoseph2936]

As a knitter i do not buy top garments now and socks because i make my own. And i always go for natural based fiber for the top like bamboo or linen for summer and diff types of wool for colder seasons. There is 1 place for plastic for me, socks. Because they need durability. And nylon is what knitters commonly use. 15 to 20% nylon content yarns are usually common.

[@ksenyaabdulina6340]

Hi, Mimi! Glad you’re back! Can I ask why you quit KZbin for a year?) We missed you 😊

[@Youdabestone]

Thank you for sharing your journey with sustainable fashion, Mimi! It's so important to be amplifying the dangers and destruction of the fast fashion industry. I've been on my journey with sustainable and ethical fashion for the past 3 years or so and you definitely learn a lot once you actually pay attention to the intricacies of the industry and its impact on both people and the planet. To me, the most important thing besides the environmental destruction is the impact on people, specifically the garment workers. Knowing we support companies that do not pay their workers fair and living wages, exploit them and allow them to work in unethical and dangerous environments does not sit right with me. More than anything, the fast fashion industry does a great job at hiding the hidden cost (I highly recommend the True Cost documentary) of our clothing whilst also pushing consumerism at its core. Along those same lines, I truly believe the most sustainable thing we can do with our clothing is simply buy less and choose well and wear what we already own. Getting rid of old clothing to buy completely new sort of does the opposite in the sustainability front and it's so valuable to take a hard look and reflect on our relationship with clothing and consumerism. Thrifting is a brilliant way to curb fast fashion, but fast fashion habits can definitely trickle in with constantly buying and consuming without any conscious thinking. I blame capitalism and the billionaire companies whom convince us we're nothing without their 50 trends a year. Sustainability and ethical fashion is so nuanced and definitely takes a lot of conscious and critical thinking, so I'm glad you are having this conversation on your platform and many folks are learning and unlearning about their relationship with fashion!

[@misscofia]

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[@Youdabestone]

@@misscofia Oh yes I figured it was a scam right away, but thank you so much for being so kind!

[@KamBiddle]

I think Massimo Dutti is not that bad. There, you can buy many items made out of natural fibers. I love their cashmere, silk, and linen pieces. I personally have some of their items for 10+ years.

[@inesdomingues3214]

I stopped to buy fast fashion in 2017 with a few exceptions now and then for Massimo Dutti because I need to use formal clothes or even suits to work. I do think their clothes tend to last a little bit more when compared with Zara and similars, and I usually buy the ones that are made in my country (Portugal). However, I have noticed that the majority of their garments nowadays only recommend dry cleaning with tetrachlorethylene, they forbid any other type of wash. This is quite problematic for me because tetrachlorethylene is very toxic to be in direct contact with our skin and doesn't seem to be eco-friendly at all. What a shame! 😔

[@ma_brairan6081]

I think it's great that you are conscious about the environment and are mindful about your purchases. I just wanted to provide a couple of unsolicited remarks. First of all, people do buy second hand polyester and second hand everything. Also, materials like cashmere, wool, or silk do not "come from the environment". Animals are exploited for you to wear these. And last but not least, have you considered pieces made of recycled materials, including plastic?

[@vanessacolina]

I’m so glad you did this video. I have a book about sustainable fashion that I haven’t been able to read yet and it touches on most of what you explained. I would love to know more about building a wardrobe capsule and how to find my colors and style.

[@misscofia]

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[@zanzibarspice]

I’ve been doing the same, buying what I love, will use, and appreciate. I splurged recently on a cashmere sweater and it was the best decision. It’s warm, soft, and is wearing well. I got rid of the sweaters that were uncomfortable. Not to mention, that most people only wear 20% of their wardrobes, so why not pare down and have what you really love. Quality > quantity.

[@schoolell9886]

I agree with all points and have been implementing the same steps over the last few years. I wish you discussed leather in the video (shoes and purses) as I know you have changed your mind on those as well.

[@miriell05]

Yes, shoes also did come to my mind. I would like to know which materials are Mimi´s shoes from and purses as well.

[@RosadeBoer]

Hi Mimi, I would love to learn how you care for your cashmere clothes. Thanks for sharing this inspiration! 🌞

[@YusraELSawi]

I am thinking about the BPA. It is usually available in high percentages in plastic, and if it could actually get absorbed into the blood stream and affect our hormones... This video is just...amazing! thought-provoking!

[@cctlim]

Love all you advice. And love to see your capsule wardrobe!

[@lmp721]

We missed you Mimi! Great video ❤️

[@dianecarney8635]

Mimi, this was an excellent video. I agree with everything you said. I live in the US and I have noticed lately shopping takes a lot of time and research to find what works. Love to see a closet tour and how you maintain your clothes. Thanks.

[@MimiIkonn]

Thank you Diane. I added your suggestions to my idea list for videos 😊

[@kierstenpoling7073]

Yay! So good to see you back on KZbin! We've missed you. This was definitely an eyeopener. I'm already pretty conscious of what I buy since I don't have a lot to spend on clothes, but I'll definitely watch out for the polyester as best I can

[@misscofia]

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[@kierstenpoling7073]

@@misscofia I reported them already

[@sweetkatius2]

Мими, как ты права насчёт стилиста! Я заказала себе подобную услугу - определение цветотипа, моих цветов, типа фигуры, прически. И это была лучшая инвестиция в себя, которая продолжает окупаться. Я ошибочно считала себя «летом», а оказалась «осенью». Теперь, когда я выучила свою палитру, при входе в магазин для меня не существует 80% вещей. Рекомендую всем девушкам, ведь ваша кожа, волосы и глаза останутся с вами навсегда.

[@Jackie_Rosewood]

Lots of great ideas on clothes. I started with my makeup collection that was out of hand. I was just buying makeup because it was trendy. Now I have started looking for cleaner items and I don’t buy more make up until I have finished the one I purchased. I am starting on clothes and this information will be helpful and saving money and time. Thank you Mimi and so glad you are back to filming🌟💜

[@kylanhiggs7536]

Yes, more videos like this! Capsule wardrobes, anything! I am trying to take my wardrobe seriously that is responsible for me and for the environment. It's hard, because I love fashion and variety but am really starting to value less is more and quality over quantity. Any tips that will help me know that I will get that cost per wear.

[@misscofia]

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[@kylanhiggs7536]

@@misscofia Yes, thank you, I plan to report them.

[@gulmiraahmed3743]

Loved this video Mimi. I’ve recently stop buying from fast fashion and started thrifting, and couldn’t love it more. I often find really good quality natural fibers at the fraction of the original price, and they are so comfortable and flattering. We need more promotion on this.

[@misscofia]

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[@You_can_do_itt]

Will be some Chanel unboxing soon?!.

[@girlmeetshomestead]

I’ve been working on this. It’s not easy to find things in my size as I am curvy and when I do find something, it’s extremely over my budget, but I am trying! Thank you for this! ♥️

[@mmaolisae3675]

I'm also curvy and this aspect is usually left out of the conversation. It's harder for those with bigger bodies to find clothes that fit much less with natural fabrics. Like you pointed out these clothes also tend to be higher priced.

[@Ninaninaninaninaninaninanina]

Thank you for this important video, Mimi💕 and welcome back.

[@blissseekingmom250]

Missed your videos! Keep them coming! Haven't thought about steps 4 & 5! Thank you!🙏

[@misscofia]

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[@gubarik1993]

Loved this video! My mom always checks the tags! 😂 she’s super against bad fibers especially on babies. Also she’s such a good thrifter and finds super nice good condition clothes for much cheaper ☺️👍🏼

[@ByErsana]

Welcome back ❤ we missed you 🦋 your accent has changed 😃 you sound more like Alexa. The pronunciation of the letter T is so British 😌🙂

[@AA-pd4wq]

Marc O Polo is sustainable brand also they use the best wool kashmir alpaka ect, i work for them and i recommande it to everyone that search for something good

[@thestagemommy_]

I have actually noticed you lately wearing brands like Chanel- shoes and classic flap.

[@drsofiamaffei]

I’m so happy your are back on KZbin! Very grateful for this video. I really needed it 🙏

[@duisan8656]

In also always look at tue tag to find out what tue cloth is made out of. Sadly as a einen I often find that men cloth often have better quality clothes, meaning natural material whilst our cloth are usually just aimed to be pretty. Hence i find myself often Looking for nice Pullovers and shirts in the smallest man size (which sadly is often still top big). Have you also experienced that?

[@swarnayapa3843]

Omg I was searching a vedio like this Thank you Mimi It's so good to see you back in KZbin 🤩

[@reshmapatel_yoga]

In India we get pure cotton clothes for reasonable costs if any wants to purchase sustainable clothing....

[@smcgoldrick]

Loved this video. Wish more young people saw this and realise the impact their fast fashion purchases are having on the environment. Fashion bloggers and social media are just escalating the issue as people (especially younger generations) are bombarded daily with trends and what they should be wearing to "fit in". I loved hearing about your journey! As I am slowly ending my twenties, I have had a similar experience wherein I focus on quality vs quantity and look at the materials. I love the rise of pre-loved luxury fashion and your point about selling those pieces more easily is so true. Its a much better use of your money from a quality perspective but also from an investment perspective as you will get a good amount back once sold. Thank you Mimi! Please do more of these and help educate us!

[@pstansell18]

Yes please! Capsule wardrobe and color (Spring, Summer, etc.) would appeal to me! Thanks for this video that made me think about how I consume and what I consume in the marketplace! Valuable for sure!

[@sarahthatcher123]

I like the first point of only wearing natural fibres and no polyester…however, where can a person shop? Even all of the more mainstream ‘sustainable brands’ like Everlane, Sezane, Frank and Oak and almost all others still use a lot of synthetic ( plastic) fibres. The vast majority of cashmere sweaters are not affordable. Other KZbinrs will say shop Quince …they do not ship to any other country than the USA. My other issue is most ‘sustainable’ brands have just very plain neutral style aesthetic and way too masculine. Sezane is more my style but it does not make sense for me to spend the very high price for that brand when the majority of their items still have a high amount of polyester just like fast fashion stores. Also, the majority of more ‘sustainable’ brands are not size inclusive enough. Some brands do offer much larger sizes ( more realistic). However, I find the style of most brands that do offer the more inclusive sizes are just not what I would want. As well, I am petite ( under 5’3”). Though I have searched extensively, I have not found one ‘sustainable’ brand that offers true petite sizing. If one exists then often, again they only offer ‘basics’ or just a couple of items. I cannot find a good fit in a sweater. I now hem all my own clothes and am learning to alter clothes myself. I literally have to alter EVERY SINGLE item I purchase. When I’m paying $200 or more for an item…I do not want to have to also invest all my time, energy,effort and even more money just to try to make it fit. If I’m going to have to pay $200 for a sweater ( or item) it needs to be perfect…style, color, material, price, FIT and cost. So far, I have not found one item that fits all the criteria to warrant paying $200 plus. I completely cannot shop second hand because ALL the clothes in second hand stores SMELL. Not body door issues but from laundry detergent scents and dryer sheet scents which are toxic ( for myself and the environment) and I cannot tolerate it at all. No one ever mentions this in regards to the environment or health.

[@cherylgarcia5023]

This video resonated with me because right now I am working my way through my home doing the exact same thing but with my home decor. I’m decluttering massively all the junk that I’ve accumulated throughout the years and removing these items only to replace them with higher end items or real plants. I want to surround myself with beautiful things but not have a jam packed cluttered house. The same should go for our wardrobe. You’ve inspired me to take this concept into my closet and move forward by buying only pure natural high quality items. Can you recommend a winter coat? I looked on Burberry website and was sad to see that the $1500 coat I wanted had a lot of polyester. You’re so right about checking the labels. Thank you 😊 ❤

[@MimiIkonn]

Coats are definitely tricky but search for 100% wool or cashmere.

[@nigarafandiyeva1190]

Thank you for this video. I definitely resonate with alot you said. 1. Polyester feels terrible on skin 2. Fast fashion is often a money thrown away because the quality and lifecycle of the clothing is below average. 3. Items bough than you kinda liked ends up clogging your wardrobe and give you no pleasure upon consumption. 4. Fast items of low quality are polluting the planet. Lovely advises some of which I will definitely follow. Nice to have you back on KZbin 👍

[@Bynounaszs]

Can you please make videos about your fav stores where you got these products from and a video about the materials in more depth you wear

[@urszuladluzewska]

Agree that poor quality is expensive and a good quality is cheap in the the long run and that it's worth in investing in good quality items that will last longer and can be reused. This goes not only for the fashion but any other things we buy. I would love you to share books and documentaries you read and watched on the topic and would be grateful if you could share it in the description box or perhaps in another video. It's lovely to have you back on YT 🥰🤗

[@ClaudhyaLifestyle]

Hiii Mimi. Please allow me this gentle question : could you please share with us the reason why you had left youtube ? Your struggle mental health about the social media? It could be great (if you are feeling it). To be honest its quite difficult to watch your news videos with those questions in my head. Thank you so much !!

[@Crysco_55]

This is amazing and perfect timing. I’m looking for a dress for my anniversary but just can’t seem to find something sustainable. I’ll definitely take these tips with me the next time I go shopping.

[@MimiIkonn]

Thanks Crystal and happy anniversary ❤

[@Ana-yx6lo]

what made her come back again suddenly maybe money/business issues..

[@lovelifementoring5399]

So lovely to see you back, it feels like years since I watched you regularly. I enjoyed your video and needed to hear this to prompt me to buy beautiful natural fabrics. Thank you Mimi 🥰

[@mmoto22]

Loved this video and would very much welcome one from you about building a capsule wardrobe. Thanks, Mimi!

[@JustBroadwayBaby]

It's tea time with Mimi!

[@misscofia]

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[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

The first I do, too, is check the fabric content on the label of a garment, or for online purchases, the fabric description. (Many of us oldster make a distinction between a label, which is sewn inside the garment and designed to be permanent, and a tag, which shows the price and sometimes the size, and is hanging on the garment and is designed to be removed). If there is no label showing the fabric composition, I just don’t buy it, it’s undoubtedly polyester, acrylic or nylon. Price is a good, but not infallible, guide. For example I just saw a YT video where the creator showed a “real silk scarf” for $9.00 US, but I knew it just couldn’t be. I checked the link to be sure, and it was of course, 100% polyester. On the other hand, I did once find a genuine silk scarf at H&M on sale for $12 and I love it. Amazon shouldn’t allow brands to identify as items as silk if they’re not silk, but they do., all the time They are also guilty of selling garments with no fabric content labels, which is actually illegal in most countries including the US, Canada, Europe and probably NZ/Australia. There are certain things which must be included on these labels, fabric composition and care recommendations are two important ones. I also don’t buy plastic shoes, not even one single pair has ever turned out to be comfortable and I’m 63. Unlike leather, they never stretch, soften or break in, and the straps slice into the skin of the feet, I have scars to prove it. Plus, they make feet sweaty, a good way to get toenail fungus or Athlete’s Foot! Plastics don’t really work on the human body anywhere, I’m sure they’re ok for others uses, deck awnings?, car covers? but not for apparel.

[@bjamngirl]

I’m super excited to always see you! Always enjoy your journey with your travels, and your life with Alexa and Alex!

[@cayteetea]

Danke Mimi das ist sooo sooo wichtig.Habe immer bisschen versucht fair zu handeln, wo ich jetz Mama bin achte ich mehr darauf.Und das müssen wir alle tun. Egal wie viel und wo es geht, immer versuchen es zu verbessern🙏🏻

[@sarahhdaoud]

Please make a video on how to build a capsule wardrobe. I am also interested in seeing your top luxury essentials, whether it be coats boots handbags etc

[@sarahthatcher123]

Just to note, your cashmere sweater at 300 pounds…in Canadian dollars that is $485 ( almost $500) not to mention shipping, duties, return shipping , size exchanges. I’m so happy that is in your budget but it is not for a vast majority of people. And other brands that are in the USA are not any better. Even considering cost per wear really doesn’t get that price down enough in any even remotely reasonable time frame. Let alone if a women has weight fluctuations through various stages of life and cannot wear it anymore.

[@supsidd8186]

Love to watch ur sit down videos. Very informative and Im going to be very alert when I buy stuff. I was already avoiding buying polyester bcz I didnt find it comfortable but thanks to u now I know why it didnt feel great on skin...

[@misscofia]

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[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I had to stop trying to wear synthetics, they just made me miserable, then I learned that it is skin allergies causing my symptoms. I have been gradually eliminating these fibers from my wardrobe, first with those worn on the torso (my skin is more sensitive there than on my limbs and it overheats more easily, too), as I either: can afford to replace them, decide I don’t need them, they look dated, or they wear out. Losing and keeping off a lot of weight required me to replace many items like sweaters anyway, the others I altered myself to fit. I’m currently eliminating the last of my items in synthetic blends, they irritate my skin, too. I am keeping most of my polyester skirts because I can wear a silk slip between them and my skin, and skirts are easy to size down. My pet peeve is the ubiquitous polyester lining, even in designer brands. I do a lot of research to find blazers, etc. with natural-fiber or rayon linings instead. I can wear the “manmade cellulosic” rayon/viscose/lyocell with no problems, probably because they’re made from plant fibers, not plastics. These have many of the great properties of silk: lightweight, soft, highly breathable, and good drape. Mostly, I look for rayon versions if I can’t find what I want in silk, it’s available in more options. Quality is really important in these rayon-family fabrics; thinner, cheap, fast-fashion versions don’t perform as well or or look as good. They often pucker a lot just when steaming them and can be very limp, but I iron them with Magic Sizing and they look better quality. Knits of silk or rayon, or blends of them, are the most comfy fabrics ever.

[@iasminagruicin1157]

Thank you for this video! This is such an important topic that needs to be more talked about, if we want our descendants to still have a habitable Earth...all influencers should stop promoting fast fashion and plastic and use their platforms to raise awareness on this topic.

[@MimiIkonn]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts Iasmina❤

[@iasminagruicin1157]

@@MimiIkonn thank you for making a difference

Thank you Mimi. I love your energy, your smile and your content so much.

[@1090shaz]

What a wonderful and informative video. Thank you Mimi! Lovely to see a video from you. Please could you tell us the name of the shop you bought your necklace from? It’s beautiful.

[@amc8075]

Do you have any favorite ethical brands? Especially children’s brands. Actually more “mommy” content would be amazing. I’d love to hear your thoughts on toys, Montessori, etc. So glad you’re back!

[@lasanouette]

I remember you years ago talking about the color matching 😅 in one of your videos

[@aliaal-naseri2533]

great video, I will definitely pay more attention to the composition of each item I buy. Could you please show how you organise your closet and your daughter's as well? thank you :)

[@priyadevi2001]

I agree 100% a few years back i have changed my shopping style and has helped me big time and has transformed my wardrobe big time. Thank you so sharing Mimi. Love your videos, so glad your are back !!!

[@innainna9094]

How do u wash ur wool and cashmere items? Because I decided on getting a 100% wool long-sleeve shirt assuming it would last me forever. But after its first wash it ended up getting lots of holes in it, yes I even let it air dry and it still got holes, noticeable ones :/ defeating the whole purpose of getting the shirt. Maybe washing it on delicate wudve prevented that but idk.

[@lizzrodriguez9402]

Hi Mimi, I completely agree with you on sustainable fashion and it being very hard to resist fast fashion. What would you say about workout clothing? I find myself purchasing lululemon gym shark and Alo but would think its hard to find sustainable leggings and tops for workout out as they have to be stretchy and pliable. I do try to make slow small changes and feel that it would make a difference! This is such an important topic. We are overconsumers and we have to be considerate of the planet, the water, the pollution also the exploited people that make the super cheap clothing.

[@Gillvantieghem]

yesss!! this is exactly the journey I am on right now! Such a nice and inspiring video. Would also love to see more about caspule wardrobe and colour analysis. So glad you're back.

[@misscofia]

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[@Gillvantieghem]

@@misscofia So kind of you for letting me know. I thought something felt off but it is so nice you take the time to warn people

[@sindhuprabhu1621]

It was a very informative video .. ❤ I did notice changes in ur choice of clothing from couple of yrs (through Instagram). 😀 Its always refreshing to watch you're content .. love you 😍😘

[@misscofia]

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[@atanasiamandru8188]

Looking forward to a capsule wardrobe video!!❤❤

[@misscofia]

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[@muneiraalonaizan6916]

100% agree with every thing you said I think shopping it an important life skill that we all need to learn so we don’t waste our money to big corporates Please do the body type and styling video. Thank you mimi for the amazing and the quality content

[@misscofia]

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[@lorettam3432]

would love to watch more videos on this topic! thank you! 😊

[@MimiIkonn]

Thank you ❤

[@Marildawood]

My first video that I watched was you and your sister with the outfit the day.. omg i loved those videos!!

[@trueselfstylist]

Absolutely love it! What are your thoughts on custom and made to measure clothes?

[@inaw1692]

So good to have you back on youtube. I really missed it ❤️ loved the topic and tips you're talking about!

[@naamabinnes657]

Loved this video and would love to hear about a capsule wardrobe and the other video ideas you mentioned. So happy you are making videos again ❤ Thank you for setting such a good example. You truly have helped me shape many of my thoughts and I love that you give practical advice like this video that not only presented the topic, but gave actions to follow in an empathetic manner understanding the difficulty of choosing sustainable fashion and jewellery.

[@misscofia]

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[@hnuyaj1230]

Please do a capsule wardrobe video!

[@misscofia]

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[@rociomargarita9955]

Hello Mimi I agree in almost everything you’d said , I think that second hand stores are the way to go, and using quality vs quantity is a very good choice however some of the natural fabrics are not animal friendly like wool , this industry is full of animal suffering unless the item comes from a second hand store, Animal suffering is something that always comes to my mind when I want to buy leather , feathers or natural fabrics.

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[@MEPSOLLA]

Gracias por volver a you tube!!!! 🎉❤ me gustaría que realizaras un video de capaula de closet funcional o algo asi. 😊 nuevamente gracias 🙏

[@AndreaFettweis]

It's so nice to have you back here on KZbin, Mimi! Accidentally I'm on the same way as you are. I'm used to wear clothes made of natural fibres all my life anyway, but not every piece made of cotton etc is sustainable. Furthermore the cheaper clothes are often not cut and/or sewed well, so the garment becomes soon unattractive. With some help from fashion designers I found out to which things I should be vigilant about. I also did and still do some research which fashion label is producing environmentally friendly and paying a fair price to the people who participate in the production. This is quite an interesting journey and one appreciates the clothes even more if one knows how they are made. Here in Germany we have a label called Armedangels which fulfills all these conditions and I love to buy lots of clothes there. You can already feel on your skin the quality and the fact that they don't smell at all, makes me happy. So I don't mind to pay about 80 Euro for some pants for example. I'm curious about your experiences and can't wait for your next video! 🤗❤️

[@backtobasics2874]

Very Informative video. I appreciate the awareness. I have been on the same journey for 3 years now and now I'm even more dedicated! It's amazing when you appreciate every single thing in your wardrobe and it also makes you take good care of your items since you invested in them.

[@misscofia]

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[@vinayaravishankar9225]

YESS! Please make a capsule wardrobe video!

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[@aristocratchica]

I was surprised you're back i thought you left because it's been a long time since you made any videos??

[@SanaiyaJhaveri]

I'm so grateful to see you back on KZbin Mimi! Missed you!

[@MimiIkonn]

Thank you dear Sanaiya ❤

[@khatijahwill9803]

Love this video and please also do an in depth video about finding the best color that suits every individual. Would love that. Thanks.

[@MayZoe]

thrilled you are back here lovely lady x

[@MimiIkonn]

Thank you dear Zoe ❤

[@ao715]

for zara and H&M you can find basics in natural fabrics such as cotton or linen you just need to read , also for jewelry I'm totally with you investing in buying gold and diamonds is way cost effective in the long run and if you are on tight budget lab grown diamonds is a good alternative always THINK before purchase it's your own hard earned money you are spending it

[@Qwardha]

I would love some more follow up videos in regards to designing a good wardrobe. I've watched your color analysis video many times but still find it hard to figure out how to remember those shades of colors whilst shopping. Would love some follow up videos relating to color analysis and styling for specific body shapes. Good to have you back on youtube. You are inspiring ✨️

[@shivijammy]

Thank you for returning

[@CherylHuse]

Welcome back Mimi 🙏 what an incredible video! Thank you for sending the message to us all ♻️ I focus completely on sustainable items and businesses myself

[@misscofia]

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[@queenz4711]

Thank you so much for this video! For the next one i would love a topic about color analysis and choosing clothes for our personality :-) ❤ love you

[@misscofia]

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[@sanjasokac6525]

I love your one on one videos where you share your advice or opinion. I wish you filmed more often.

[@annatat2020]

Yes please more videos like this and capsule videos would be lovely from you 💕

[@elanatozer1378]

Hi Mimi! Great video! Can you give us a list of brands that you like to shop at?

[@chelseaschmidt4417]

Thank you for this Mimi. You gave us what works for you and what you do but also some realistic attainable actions that we can ALL incorporate into our lives

[@hnuyaj1230]

I received the same message regarding claiming a prize from Telegram claiming to be from Mimi. I'm not very good at technology and I would to know if it's a scam.

[@misscofia]

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[@hnuyaj1230]

@@misscofia thank you

[@loredanapucci395]

Hola, Mimi! Q tal? Como soy feliz that you are back on KZbin. Te siguo hace muchísimo años y ver que has empezado de nuevo en publicar contenidos en KZbin me llena de alegría. Como estas tu familia? Me gustaría aprofondir este tema de la sostenibilidad y este video ya me aclarado muchos las ideas. Me gustaría ver algo relacionado a wardrobe capsule y mucho más. Un abrazo 🤗

[@kara5958]

Hi Mimi, great video. I agree! Yes, quality over stuff. Which van cleef stone are your earrings??

[@deryauyanik5767]

I would like to see the tips for imago cunsult 😊

[@mary-bel]

Amazing video. some of those brands like H&M and Mango lanched few years ago the conscious line. it's a good start 🙏

[@annamichel2304]

Congrate Mimi, going such transformation, is so beautiful. It takes time and is a back and forth path. Wish you a lot of strength and beauty experiences. Ami