These Trends Are FRUMPY | Worst Fall Fashion Trends Over 40

[@KathSultan]

Just watched “what kind of shopper are you” and enjoyed Nada’s great sense of humour! She is also very wise.

[@kimberlytran3784]

YESSS finally someone who’s not just praising the trends. Seriously, seems like everyone else is all, “The trends this season are so classic & wearable!!!!” Yeah if you are 5’10”! That high toe box has been one of my least favorites- why, ever? You should do this video at least once every season & save us our hard-earned dollars!

[@NadaManley]

Thank you so much! Totally agree! Unless you are very tall and very slim, and then there are still better options lol!

[@tennilledebysingh5819]

I totally agree with everything you said! I despise oversized clothing, it flatters no body type. It's far from elegant & stylish.

[@NadaManley]

You are so right! It's not elegant at all!

[@lynnsaunders2053]

Loved your lighthearted take on these current trends! I’m a 75 year old fashionable grandma and wouldn’t be caught dead in any of these clothes!

[@NadaManley]

Thank you so much Lynn!! I had fun with this one!

[@sarahr.2875]

Yeah, I'm with you. I'm 72 and want to dress stylish & 'cute' but dress appropriate for my age. Some of the clothes high-fashion designers say 'for us', well, maybe 5' 10", stick figure and a model.

[@godisgood5038]

Baggy jeans....ATROCIOUS!!!! No one looks flattering in baggy jeans. So glad you mentioned that trend. New subscriber!

[@NadaManley]

Aw, thank you so much for the comment! So glad you found my channel, thank you for subscribing.

[@joywhitley3141]

Agree! I also think you worded your critique nicely. ‘Hard to wear’ sounds so much better than things you could have said. Classy lady. ❤

[@NadaManley]

Thank you so much! That means a lot to me. My goal always is to be honest and kind. :)

[@joywhitley3141]

@@NadaManley ❤️

[@CryptoProphet]

I feel like a lot of young trendy types are trying to look expensive or classy but end up in frumpville instead. I agree with you. I am a tall ex model. No longer as thin as I once was and I would not wear a single one of the items you showed. Just awful

[@NadaManley]

Exactly! Thank you for that comment! Yes they are trying to look sophisticated but these clothes don’t have that effect at all!

[@erincampbell2901]

Agree with most of these! I'm generally pretty slim both top and bottom but being petite with a 30/32D bust, my top half can quickly get into frump territory. For this reason I would love to see a dedicated video on how to dress around a fuller bust.

[@NadaManley]

That's a great topic idea! I have similar challenges and have touched on this in other videos, but this would be a good dedicated topic! Thanks for the comment!

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[@veronicacarmody115]

Me too, I’m a 34DD/E and so many of the current trends look frumpy on larger busts. No matter how slim we are everywhere else.

[@cynthiacollins2056]

I really enjoyed this video! I 100% agree on all the above pieces. I did pick out a great blazer, and a duster sweater this year, but that’s it. All the clothes are ugly.

[@veronicacarmody115]

Agree with you these excessively over sized clothes look awful on just about everyone. I’m taking a fashion pause because the clothes are just plain ugly right now!

[@NadaManley]

I feel you! It is so hard to find cute things right now! A pause is a great idea!

[@katemiller7874]

Yes they look poorly on everyone. Even the young ones

[@joannanangle4876]

Soooo true

[@joannanangle4876]

Tell me about the honey mummy lol clod hoppers on the end of feet 😁

[@joannanangle4876]

Umper lumper upety do findingsizes big enough for two lol. nOT

[@karinlester3066]

Thank you thank you thank you! I already made the paper bag waist mistake. My sweet husband gave me a wacky side eye and I knew! Lol

[@NadaManley]

Aww lol! You’re welcome! Sometimes husbands do have good ideas about what works on us

[@aileenspinney7619]

I totally agree with everything you said, this is part of the reason why I buy consignment or second hand for the most part

[@NadaManley]

So much easier to find fabulous options that way! Thanks for the comment Aileen!

[@Katrn30]

Finally! Someone stating what we all were thinking, but as regular people what do we know? Baggy chopped off pants…hard no…

[@ashleyarlo]

Those balloon pants would be cute with high lace up boots and a vintage tight sweater- like a retro look.

[@NadaManley]

Nothing would make those cute on me, but if they work for you, that's awesome! I'd love to see a pic!

[@tplayspiano]

I too hate the oversized, baggy, shapeless looks. Thanks!

[@NadaManley]

They are not cute on almost anyone! Thank you for the comment!

[@ckoskimies]

Thanks for training my eye. Thought I was somewhat alert but this shows that what I sometimes refer to as "classic" actually are frumpy when seen in your pictures

[@NadaManley]

Thanks for the comment! That is exactly my goal. It’s way too easy for some of those frumpy pieces to slip into our wardrobes… we need to keep looking at what works and what doesn’t

[@carolineg3079]

Totally agree - all terrible or as you say very gently "quite hard to pull off' 😀

[@NadaManley]

I tried to hold back on my true feelings but they showed anyway. LOL. Thanks for the comment!

[@notaclue822]

Nice to hear your take on these things. I have trouble wearing the really oversized shirts too. They seem to be popular in crisp cotton, which doesn't flow, and I don't find they look very good on anyone.

[@katemiller7874]

Finally the truth about these crappy trends. New subbie

[@NadaManley]

Yay! Welcome to my channel! I will be trying some of these in an upcoming video. Prepare to chuckle!

[@DrLisaDeG]

I tend to size down at least 1 size sometimes 2 in very oversized stuff and it gives a still somewhat oversized look but more like a nod to the trend rather than the peice wearing me

[@NadaManley]

Absolutely! This is a great strategy and I have done the same. But worn as oversized as they are on the models is so hard.

[@petraingenbleek7497]

I have been doing the same. Just bought a maxi dress. I am usually a large and bought this dress in a small. Still nice and floaty but it does not drown me and now i am suddenly a size small. The magical shrinking. 😆😂

[@janemills8941]

I am standing in my kitchen laughing out loud! Where are you finding this stuff!? The pieces are just awful, 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I can’t imagine anyone purchasing any of the “don’ts”, but thank you, for explaining to people who may have been considering them!

[@kpoplove7431]

Totally agree with you about the magnificent Balmain pink and ivory striped suit. At age 67, my body is much the same as it was when i was young- thin, stick straight, tall - but not my face or the skin. This is one of those suits that make older women look like they are trying too hard … or something? You said it just right that dressing in this would make me look older but I’m still sad that I can’t pull it off.

[@NadaManley]

Yessss! And it’s kind of sad that it doesn’t matter if it was still technically look good on our bodies… it still doesn’t look good overall. Thanks so much for the comment!

[@VictoriaTaylor-jl1mp]

You nailed this! I love to keep up with style, but all the styles you mentioned I can't wear either. Tell us what leather pieces we can and can't wear in our 60's

[@carlsenlifeafter60carlsen11]

I live in the California desert where it’s very warm. I also can only wear light trenchcoats. I have a beautiful red wool coat long I didn’t even wear it last year. I have a closet full of coats but I hardly ever get to wear them so warm here…

[@NadaManley]

Same here! I thought we were alone!

[@carolcox9443]

I am your neighbor @carlsen. Still working on what to wear when it’s 120F….

[@Marykellogg]

Great piece must say love love the Everlane shoes…..like you hated everything else!!! Good job!

[@aimee-lynndonovan6077]

Love the straining for descriptions!😂😂😂 beefy, dowdy yes.

[@33Jenesis]

I agree with all your assessment! Oversize is so difficult to pull off. I am 5’3” athletic built. I look better in fitted items or one loose fitting mixed with fitted. I do love plisse fabric and knife pleat maxi or midi column skirt (in soft polyester fabric).

[@patfondren6013]

I agree with you on everything you said; however, I love the dayglove shoe for wearing around my house, marketing because I have very painful bunions and arthritic feet and they are a saving grace for me.

[@NadaManley]

That’s wonderful! I have so many clients with bunions, and I know it can be a real challenge to find comfortable shoes. Fortunately, I think there are a few brands that are finally designed for that and if those work for you, nothing is more important than comfort and this is one of the sleeker styles I have seen in this category. Thanks for the comment.!

[@jacquelinemorris7409]

Mini linebacker in a sweater - chuckles

[@NadaManley]

Lol… some clothes are just impossible! Thank you for the comment!

[@SueRosalie]

I'm 5'1" and I tried on a few of those oversized coats including the thick furry ones and I looked like I belonged on the Muppet Show lol. I found a fantastic jacket, it was styled like a jeans jacket but was made out of faux boiled wool. It's very warm and looks great.

[@idak1779]

great tips! I love oversized clothing and I wish I knew the tips on how to wear them without looking frumpy. I'm 50 and love the Scandinavian style which tends to be more loose, minimal and it can easily look frumpy. Style tips on the colour pops and what to look for in the silhouette for this type of clothes would be wonderful. Thanks

[@NadaManley]

Thank you so much for the comment! Great idea for a topic because I think oversize clothes or some thing we see all the time and seem like such a good idea in theory. One quick tips to keep your body shape and proportions in mind. A little oversized can look very chic but when it’s too big it just becomes hard to wear

[@balutanedo2195]

Im 5'7" and slim at 64 with broad shoulders so I feel I cn get away with oversized clothing BUT yes, I need to watch out that I don't overdo it. Proper make-up, hair, accessories and proper footwear can elevate the look tho. My 40yr old daughter is my fashion guru - that helps. hahaha Thanks for the tips!

[@SandyCheeks63564]

“People are gonna say ohhh” about someone older wearing the adorable Balmain sweater set with the mini skirt. that was perfect lol. Yeah I wouldn’t go near that, except to get it for my daughter in her 20s. If I had $2000 lying around.

[@NadaManley]

Lol! Thank you! If you have an extra $2000 lying around let me know I can give you better ways to spend it. Ha ha

[@ohthankg-dforthebourgeoisi9800]

The designers ran out of ideas so they wondered what can we do ….🤔 😃I know! Clothes that look bad on EVERYONE!

[@LittleE461]

Great topic today. I love high fashion but I don't even see the young women wearing these. These pieces look good going down the runway but I don't think they will sell well. I tried on three pair of loose, brushed cotton, straight leg cargo pants. I loved the soft fabric but they looked so bad I sent them back. Big, loose jeans look bad on me, too. I wonder if these fashions will stick around for 3 years like most do??

[@NadaManley]

Thank you for the comment! I totally agree! I don’t see anyone wearing them around. I am certainly hoping that they have a short lifespan!

[@edennis8578]

I suspect that many of these aren't really trends, they're just fads. I can't imagine some of those items being fashionable next year; they're a flash in the pan. Trends, on the other hand, may evolve, but slowly, and they influence fashion for years.

[@dianevoysey9665]

Thank you. Best advice ever. xx from South Africa

[@PaulaRamm]

Great video! 😀

[@NadaManley]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@npkrn6764]

I agree with 100% of your observations. I'm petite but do not have a skinny upper body. Even when I was younger and weighed 100 lbs I always had relatively thicker shoulders and an ample chest. Therefore, I cannot wear anything balloon-like on top, or those huge sherpa or fur-like coats. I did inherit a mink coat but it's not super fluffy and it's waist length so I can pull it off ok - but sadly some of the looks that look great on a tall, super thin person just don't work on me. I CAN trick an observer by elongating my line and proportions with wearing very high heels, of course, but it's tricky. Everything really is about proportion and I feel petite women like myself really are at a disadvantage when it comes to a lot of styles.

[@NadaManley]

Yes! I agree 100%! These are so much harder on petite women because the proportions are so off!

[@druidriley3163]

I'm petite and am perfectly proportioned. Just some styles aren't petite size cut. I can wear some styles the models can, but the clothing has to be cut to a petite proportions. As my experience with the leather paperbag waist culottes proved when the waist came to my bra strap, the clothing needs to be designed smaller.

[@sherriedavis1222]

I am 5’1” with a long waist and actually got a pair of leather pants with paper bag waist that look great which surprised me. They don’t have much volume any place else. They make me look much taller😊

[@NadaManley]

Sounds great! These are guidelines of course and there will always be an exception, so if it works for you that is awesome. I am a little jealous! I have a short waist and they would definitely not work for me!

[@monikaheron3851]

It's because u have long waist! Works ❤️

[@SondraFowler]

I am 5 foot tall, I love an huge oversize coat, and I it fits my quirky, all me type of style.

[@francesjoubert8842]

I do not care for baggy pants, balloon pants or oversized clothing in general. I do love fitted wide leg pants and raw hemmed straight leg jeans- no other distressed jeans for me. Just discovered your channel and enjoyed your video content.

[@NadaManley]

Thank you so much for the comment! So glad you found my channel. I love wide leg pants too! So chic. :)

[@risa4781]

I think whoever designed these styles just wanted a good laugh. 😀

[@deirdrewalsh1134]

Yes they really despise us and are laughing at the mindless followers. Very sad.

[@janareneewilcoxen5486]

Haha, I sadly purchased a pair of those Everlane Day Heels a few years back online (without trying them on first). Such a pity, the quality is superb, and they fit me, but I just could never pull them off -- frumpville all the way. Buying shoes online is hard, isn't it?

[@Bejewelle88]

Agree with most of these! I do love a balloon trouser for myself though - but I wear with flat sandals or trainers not LOAFERS, as it's definitely casual wear!! and the top was questionable too. Also, I accept that they are trendy just for the moment (and not that popular anyway).

[@NadaManley]

There have been a couple of fans of that style and I am sure that they can look cute if styled properly. I’d love to see them on you! Thank you for the comment!

[@tandlreeve]

Personally I was a little horrified when the oversized parachute like shaped clothes started coming out. However I've gradually realized that there are a lot of advantages in that trend when it is done well with some skill. I am now glad to have the freedom of movement in clothes that can be both very flattering and comfortable

[@druidriley3163]

Agree. They're tapered pants with a little more give in the thighs, which I appreciate. As long as they're not TOO bulky, the tapered -"genie" pants are what I call them- pants can be flattering if the material is not stiff and are very very comfortable without being shapeless like a wide leg would be.

[@OurBigItalianAdventure]

I would like to get wide leg jeans but not too wide as I am short and too wide pants make me look squat. Can you recommend wide leg (hi waist) jeans that aren't super wide?

[@NadaManley]

Yes! I’m with you in that. How long is your inseam? I can help you find a pair

[@shannonalwaise8398]

I would not wear any of that except the short cardigan but not that exact one.

[@ritastutler1470]

Yes me too

[@NadaManley]

Yes! I'm so glad you agree Shannon! Thanks for the comment!

[@sherikennedy4117]

good thing that fashion and "grandma chic" are NOT hard and fast rules. oversize dresses, shirts, etc look great on me if styled appropriately. i don't think you can make rules for everyone, and you even state that fact. most of the other stuff i would never ever wear anyway. thanks for your opinions.

[@Christine-j7n]

I’m so glad you pulled me back from falling into the abyss with these things lol . I was thinking I need to cave and get with the times since looking outdated will age me as well . I put off some of these new trends when they started coming out a few years ago because I hated them and knew that if they were making skinny teens that I kept seeing around town in them look wider than they were ( their upper body was tiny so I knew the jeans were adding the weight ), they would definitely make me look wider lol . I used to be small …98-100 pounds in my twenties ( that I’m kicking myself for taking for granted now😆) and I loved the grunge clothes back then ( those baggy jeans ) but after three kids and being 48 years old , my body is changing and I have no idea what works on me now . I do know that the 80’s mom jeans don’t work on me at all. I actually did get some pants that kinda’ sorta’ look like the ballon pants but they’re the j. Crew linen pants with a tapered leg. Not extremely balloon like?? I hope lol. I figured if the jeans are going that way in style I’ll just quit wearing jeans until that trend passes lol . I’m a stay at mom so I’d feel over dressed if my outfit wasn’t casual , relaxed and comfortable. I kind of thought I had found the happy middle ground with those pants. A step up from ugly jogging pants lol. I avoided pleats though and did get a pair that were hopefully slimming yet straight legged .( I just ordered them online like …. Today lol ) . The other two I found at thrift shops and they surprisingly looked good on me . Way better than the skinny , skin tight jeans I’ve been hanging on to since my youth . I tend gravitate towards the boho styles even when I try not to . I’m an artist and paint a lot so I guess it fits ?? I need to feel a bit zany lol. I have some olive green pants that might be a bit balloony lol but it seems to go good with sone boho tops I have . I hope 😆.

[@Christine-j7n]

I’m not sure zany is the right word lol …. I don’t want to look humorous 😆…. Just want my own style and it feels feminine yet beachy . I grew up partially at the beach …. Go figure lol

[@Moongirl68]

Love the color and pattern of your blouse! Can you tell me where it’s from?

[@NadaManley]

Thank you! It’s from a brand called Monteau. I got it at Marshall’s. I love the pattern too

[@Moongirl68]

@@NadaManley Love Marshall's! Thank you!

[@annewiseman9983]

I don’t agree with you about oversized clothes. I think they can be styled to look great. It took me awhile to like them and start buying them but I think it all comes down to proportions. And I liked the jumper with the ruffles so no I don’t agree with you on that as well.

[@NadaManley]

Oversized clothes can definitely work better if the proportions are tight, but as shown in the pics they don’t work in my opinion. Same with the ruffled sweater. I look at style mathematically as well as aesthetically and when something is off it jumpers out at me. But as always wear what you love. I’m just offering my perspective as a stylist

[@bellebb8673]

Somebody borrowed those Ralph Lauren balloon pants from a circus clown. All the model needs are a big red nose and long pointy shoes.

[@kristivice5537]

As an average height, curvy pear-shaped woman with narrow shoulders, I would wear some of these “frumpy” pieces and look good. The zip front wide collar knit Balencia jacket would probably look great on me; it would show off my waist and widen my shoulders. Similarly, the puff-sleeve pointelle sweater would look great on me. I agree with everything else! I was so interested in this video, because I am noticing so many shapeless midi-length dresses shown on young models with very chunky lug-sole shoes. I am looking forward to seeing how this trend is translated to streetwear here in Dallas, Texas. Another “frumpy” look that seems to work on some women are the highly promoted “Shackets.” I have seen tall and slim women look great in thick oversized shackets. They look pretty bad on me.

[@NadaManley]

Great perspective! It’s really important to know what works on us specifically and not just in general. I do agree that Shacketts and some of those other styles work much better on Some women than others. I will be trying on some of these trends in an upcoming video and I’d love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for the comment

[@druidriley3163]

On slim folks, the shackets look cute. On the rest of us, we look like we just came from working in the garden with the shapeless baggy shirt on.

[@clairevinet3557]

Yes I disliked most of these examples……also I learnt from the why you proposed to us. So educational, thank you for your hard work.😊

[@NadaManley]

Glad it was helpful! And thank you so much for the comment!

[@beatereese656]

I have an oversized coat with a great quality, but it doesn't look stylish or modern. It doesn't anything good for me. I look lost. I really look for a way to wear it in a modern interesting way. Maybe with a belt?

[@NadaManley]

Definitely try adding a great belt to it! That can help make it more wearable unflattering. Wearing it open over a fitted outfit can also help. Not always the most practical option though when it is cold

[@katemiller7874]

Belt that bad boy

[@valerielester7210]

That is Scooges nightshirt!

[@NadaManley]

LOL yessss! THanks for the comment!

[@mercedes523]

I actually love my balloon leg jeans.

[@druidriley3163]

I actually liked the Louboutins. Well, except for the ankle strap. Finally a Louboutin that isn't a 5" spike heel with a super pointed toe box that is impossible to wear comfortably for more than 2 minutes. This one looks to have a lower, wider heel easier to walk in and a wider toe box so your toes aren't squished into it.

[@NadaManley]

They are definitely going to be more comfortable than some of his other styles that's for sure. THanks for the comment!

[@GhostofMrsMuir1443]

An apple shape does not look good with waist detail in a coat. I am 5 foot five and 135 pounds and 61 years old. A loose straight coat does look good on me as long as it’s not extreme. Extreme is never good! Thank you for the video. Agree with your other choices.

[@NYEmma]

I'm not sure, but aren't those tan shoes called "flats"? I thought "pumps" were high heels.

[@NadaManley]

Yes you’re right! I was just talking about the shape there but the Everlane ones are flats lol

[@jeanwithers2146]

Woman, you were having way, way too much fun unloving these unflattering clothes!

[@NadaManley]

LOL guilty for sure! This was so fun to do!

[@76482]

@@NadaManley , Video was fun to watch and I really enjoyed it 🤗

[@solitaire10]

I call "The Emperor's New Clothes" on at least 90% of the so called trends around now; and this coming from someone who wore pillow sized shoulder pads in the 80s.

[@donnadavis5544]

Agree with everything 💯

[@NadaManley]

Yay! Thanks for the comment!

[@mockingbirdnightingale7169]

Wow, I hated all of them except the midi length stiff skirt, and I probably would have hated it if it had been on a model. These really are bad!

[@m.s9146]

You gave me a laugh with the paper bag waist. Actually a tall, thin woman could wear those with a silky sheet blouse with billowing sleeves.

[@NadaManley]

Lol. I’m sure there is somebody who could wear all of these trends. You’re right! Tall, thin women can wear almost anything. :)

[@Hola-ty3le]

i wanted to say this because i keep watching this over and over and im starting to lose my mind i respectfully dissagree about the oversized stuff and espacilly the baggy pants i wear them on a daily biases and i wanted to get this of my oversized shirt chest

[@NadaManley]

lol! Baggy clothes are a cool girl trend and if you can rock them then awesome. You should absolutely wear them if you love them. Most of us are going to find them hard to wear, but nothing applies to everybody.

[@druidriley3163]

I tried a pair of vegan black leather culottes with a paperbag waist. I'm 5'2". The paperbag waist I could have tucked into my bra strap. LOL. I returned them.

[@NadaManley]

LOL! Same here! Glad I'm not alone. Thanks for the comment!

[@shellynienke2511]

It's not so much the items themselves, it's more about how you wear /style them.

[@NadaManley]

Great point! And very true! These can ALL be styled to look better, but I like clothes that come together and look good more easily, without so much work! Thanks for the comment!

[@conniemurphyover70stillgla47]

you hit it on the nail :)

[@christinahallin1604]

I like a lot of the trends your are labeling as frumpy, I can't help thinking that depending on personal style, hight and body proportion clothes fit differently and I don't think you take that in consideration.

[@NadaManley]

There are exceptions to all of these and definitely people and situations where they can look great but in general most of these are hard to wear. Thanks for the comment!

[@blktauna]

Oversized clothes never look good on anyone, I just don't get why people continue to accept this crap. The baggy jean thing is more of the same. blah. That 'overly cute suit' is no. I would wear the cardi with jeans etc, But that skirt is just awful. I wouldn't have worn it at 20 either. I don't find knit pants to be out of the house wear unless they are a dense knit that has good structure. Those paperbag pants loot stupid. Why is everything so short in winter?? Dumb. Everything seems cut to fall in the worst possible point on the body... I have to say I must have more of the top of my foot covered because my toes are short and I walk out of low vamp shoes. Stiff a line skirts only work in pictures. I always feel sorry for the little girls who find that out only after they leave the house.

[@NadaManley]

I feel your frustration and totally agree! LOL. Thanks for the comment! Never thought about stepping out of low vamp shoes! That's a great point. I have long toes so the opposite problem lol

[@SandyCheeks63564]

So many of these would’ve been OK if they had been styled properly. Tuck in the sweaters in the front, add heavier boots sneakers, or shoes instead of delicate sandals, with those baggy pants, wear the right tiny maybe sleeveless turtleneck shirt with the paper bag pants…

[@SueRosalie]

shackets are ok at home like a track suit but yeah I wouldn't be seen dead in one in public

[@symphonyjohnson1570]

I like the look of shoes, like the day glove. I despise shoes that are meant to cover the toe, but don’t fully cover them. I don’t like the look of toe crack. And these shoes ensure that won’t happen. And I like the at they cover a lot of my foot and the skin the shows looks more long and narrow. I have very wide feet and when a lot of bare skin at the top of my foot is showing, they look even wider. I didn’t like those black heels though.

[@NadaManley]

This is SUCH a good perspective. That can definitely be true with wider feet. I can see how this would make them look narrower for sure. Very interesting take. For most of us, these are not going to be as flattering but I loved seeing them a different way. Thanks for the comment!

[@SueRosalie]

Paper bag waisted pants don't even look good on the models. One of the worst trends ever.

[@sarahr.2875]

Nada, $480 for those baggy jeans, really?? Wow, I've bought jeans less than $50 that have a much better look. Macy's sale, coupons and points are a much better deal and stylish, affordable pants.

[@donnadenning3804]

I think that overly large clothes age you, and make you look bigger. As always, thanks for the topic, but I'm in no danger of purchasing any of these trends.

[@NadaManley]

LOL glad you agree! Thanks for the comment Donna!

[@joannanangle4876]

Love pumps always have better than big lumpy trainers on y feet lol

[@NadaManley]

Totally agree!

[@dawnt5587]

Cropped jeans or pants generally don’t look good on most people. I really don’t understand why you would want cropped pants anyway. Why not full length? Get them altered to the correct length. The exception is skinny jeans or pants.

[@lindavickaryous8593]

Like the short jacket..has been my go to style...I'm tall and slim.Great suit if 20.. I Agee the rest arr horrible..not buying

[@NadaManley]

Do you have any questions about these trends? Let me know in the comments!

[@aimee-lynndonovan6077]

Relaxed fit jeans, no they died!😂most of this stuff is awful , even the mid length dress , on Pentecostals.😝 yikes!

[@thedaydreamerplans]

Lol most of these looks are giving late night QVC vibes. *cringe*

[@NadaManley]

LOL yesssss! That is so true! Thanks for the comment!

[@heidimeigs5192]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@lepajelena7441]

Wow those are really big coats 😂

[@NadaManley]

Lol yes they are!

[@druidriley3163]

I'm on the fence about them. Obviously you need coats to be somewhat oversized, otherwise how can you wear your layered outfits under them? If I'm wearing a turtle neck under a sweater and then my coat is fitted, It's going to fit tight. I need my coats to be oversized.

[@celesteclausen7598]

Am I the only one who hates loafers?

[@NadaManley]

No! I’m actually not a big fan, at least in myself, although I love them on other people. It’s a personal style thing for me.

[@effiebug4278]

Part of the problem is that stylists don't know how to style clothes and models slump these days.

[@NadaManley]

That is 100% true but I don’t think these clothes would look amazing even with great posture. Styling would definitely help

[@effiebug4278]

@@NadaManley I agree.

[@trixi1608]

Some clothing pieces are simply just badly designed though.

[@valerielester7210]

That was the ugliest sweater I've ever seen. Everything is so ugly this year. Thanks for letting me know....its not me!

[@NadaManley]

It is definitely NOT you! LOL. Thanks for the comment!

[@radana547]

What it means "flattering" or "looking well"? Maybe it is not the point to look slimmer, younger, richer...

[@NadaManley]

Looking more flattered in your clothes is definitely not the point for everybody but it is the point of this channel. My goal is to share my honest perspective on what I think looks good.

[@HealthyLife4Me]

I love baggy everything…it’s the street urban style that isn’t for everyone…

[@NadaManley]

If you love it, wear it! This is just my opinion! But I would LOVE to see pics. I know some people can pull that look off but sadly I am not one of them.

[@HealthyLife4Me]

@@NadaManley Exactly! It all depends on your style and physique…

[@Flamingogirl13]

I love my shacket and get so many compliments when I wear it. However, I am very tall, so I am sure that’s why.

[@NadaManley]

Yes! Height helps for sure! And I’m mostly talking about the very fluffy ones here too

[@SueRosalie]

Petite ladies, just ride out this ridiculous trend for oversized coats with boxy cut and dropped shoulders. They're a waste of money for us. Just wait until you find a wonderful fitted coat with a waist and correct shoulder line and A-line skirt. And single breasted.

[@marylhere]

So many of those photos have been badly photoshopped to enhance that thigh gap. Ugh.

[@NadaManley]

Yes! It’s awful

[@deirdrewalsh1134]

All the clothes most brands seem about 3 sizes too big. Is the population suddenly so obese or is there something going on. Certainly not attractive in any way.

[@julietavillanueva8751]

Pa pp