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Avoid these fashion trends that makes you 10 years older 🙅‍♀️

[@Fitzroyfallz]

As a younger person, I think older people who wear colourful prints seem more energetic and youthful!

[@RayGlatt]

I like looking older. No harassment from men. 😂

[@negramorena5008]

I’m tropical!🤷🏻‍♀️

[@76marji]

🥰 *thank-you* for saying that, love! 😘💨💖

[@trina7274]

Amen!! I’m 54, I wear bright, colorful fun clothing! I wear what I want! If you love it! Wear it! Agism is over, many years ago! Wear what you want if it makes you happy! There isn’t a certain age where you have to do this or that! 💕❤️👍🏼

[@helenhebert7127]

Thank you so much. I love prints!

[@kaybrown4010]

I’m 67 and will wear whatever I please, thank you. 😊

[@juliemcdaniel499]

Agree 👍

[@stringsandthings08]

I WHOLEHEARTEDLY agree with you!

[@snoozeulose86865]

sheez she’s not forcing you to change your style good grief - take it or leave the advice

[@user-mn9vb1lj4e]

I agree with you. At 69, I no longer have a size 8 figure. And at 5'3" and shrinking as we speak, the leg thing doesn't apply, whatsoever! I dress well when I go out, but the style and colors are nowhere near what can be called too old, too frumpy, too tacky. I wear how I feel. Period.

[@rhondacisnado6711]

Agree 😂

[@lightsinthesky4989]

Your comfort and happiness should always come before the opinions of people who do not pay your bills.

[@annainspain5176]

Yeah, these are just her personal tastes and issues.

[@aszechy]

Sure, but you might not be aware something makes you look older and just wear it out of habit, and trying the suggested alternatives might make you realize you like them better yourself.

[@DJarry394]

As far as looking “heavier”, I’m already heavy, so all bets are off

[@DJarry394]

Ooh I am fat and wear horizontal stripes and graphic band tees. I am older. Bfd

[@fidelialarbi7992]

I'm African and our brightly colored prints are our identity and culture

[@jazziered142]

It is over 100° here, I'm going to wear my capri pants, and my cool shapeless t-shirt dress.

[@QwertyQwerty-eq7th]

Samee!!!

[@Wyz369]

Exactly.... Some people just do not get it🙄

[@BramptonGardener]

Yup

[@terryb.9719]

You do you!!

[@BeeYu-id3iy]

Yes, comfort above everything else

[@MaryJosephrobi]

Don't follow this advice, wear what you love and be happy. Life is too short to please strangers

[@truffaut650truffaut6]

This is for people who want to look good.😊not who they really are😂

[@owamuhmza]

🍾🥂 this👏👏👏

[@dark_baphomet]

I think this is for people who struggle to know what to wear, my mum does a great deal. I always buy her clothes that have a cinched waist and make her look lovely and elegant, i wish i could just overhaul her wardrobe and go shopping with her to get her stuff that makes her look good. But she never knows what to wear herself, she used to be a size 8 uk and now shes a 14, i think she just doesnt know what to wear to flatter her new body shape and doesnt want to try things out to see what works for her

[@insomniacfirehorse6425]

Hmm no, im here to get the advice, the clothes shes showing are comfortable at the same time really looking good. The people judge you in what you wear. Some people will say they dont care what other people say about them, I still care and at the same time I want to look good.

[@insomniacfirehorse6425]

Fkr a person like me who works in a fashion industry, always makes me happy and confident. Lets face it, we all want to look good and looking younger.

[@nikkiallison8469]

Wear what makes you feel comfortable, it's not for them it's for you!!

[@msmissy143]

This chick has no clue!

[@minisn3066]

She’s not forcing you to wear these clothes, she’s just giving fashion advice. If you’re just gonna wear whatever, why bother watching these types of videos?

[@msmissy143]

​@@minisn3066who needs her fashion advice. YOU? everyone will NOT agree with what people post, and people will comment. Who asked you anyway?

[@nikkiallison8469]

Obviously keep it clean & respect yourself but other than that who cares😊

[@nikkiallison8469]

@@minisn3066 you're not understanding what I'm saying.. That was for so many who think they look bad! No need for negativity

[@sheshonestlyjaye]

Shapeless dresses are my go to for grocery shopping and spa days. 😊 When I was younger my mom used to say the ugliest outfit will look good if you have your hair done. 😊

[@FoougieTV]

🎯🎯🎯

[@honeybee6154]

I love my cool shapeless dresses. I don't need a kid to tell me to stop. 😂

[@tinalouise5475]

And your makeup 😂😂😂

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

Loose dresses don't have to be ugly. Any dress can be ugly if it's an ugly dress. Loose dresses that fall nicely are never out. There are all sorts of styles of them. They don't have to be t-shirt dresses. The one she showed is a dowdy looking dress for the house, but you can get all kinds of them that can look very chic.

[@Jannie-]

@@saintejeannedarc9460Temu do fabulous loose, comfy dresses 👌

[@shelunawolf6842]

The "loud" print looked cute on her. Nothing like bright pops of color that brighten up a face & a mood.

[@PetiteDressing]

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[@user-uz4ef8qn6d]

Agree and the baggy white dresscthat followed it wss really lumpy and frumpy.

[@terryb.9719]

I understand:)

[@tweetybyrd755]

I love loud Ankara prints, especially on black skin. The darker the skin the better the prints look too, but anyone can wear Ankara prints.

[@samsmom1491]

​@@user-uz4ef8qn6d I thought that dress was cute, just a little wrinkled. In every case, her shape was better defined in the clothing she suggested. I do, however, like the dark shirt with the red flowers. It seemed like a comfy outfit.

[@huntresskrystle]

I live in Japan and we love shapeless dresses here. It just depends on your body type and how you carry it, I think. 👍🏻

[@hybridinfodesk409]

Exactly I can wear the heck that kind of dress. My legs look great. Plus you are not sweating very breezy.

[@silentbliss7666]

Japanese women are experts when it comes to styling and fashion, even the housewives too

[@priscilalondon]

@@silentbliss7666for their body type, loose clothing is ok; I live in Japan and can’t find decent clothes that fit me in a flattering way. And have large breasts and hips, which Japanese women don’t have.

[@Femmefatale32000]

@@priscilalondon learn to sew your own clothes, that's what I had to do when I couldn't find anything to fit properly. Just like you I am full-busted and learnt how to fit patterns, so I can wear decent clothes again.

[@samewish]

​@@Femmefatale32000I have sewing my dress but looks dumb and unprofessional. I'm online purchase the pattern to sew it, but I think people who sewing need to learn know how to altering the clothes and take a class to make it work better.

[@jacsnana7746]

I'm 74 and I don't care if I look older. I want to be cool and comfortable. Being invisible to the opposite sex has been a blessing.

[@VMM34]

Yes! I'm 64 and it was with heavy heart that I finally realised I had no effect on men anymore. But having got past that, now I am truly liberated. It truly does not matter what I wear because no one pays a blind bit of notice anyway. I wish I'd had this feeling years ago!

[@dellacalfee]

Capris, clamdiggers, pedal pushers, they are all back in style again finally

[@Bronte866]

I like the capri bell bottoms.

[@YoMommazNUTZ]

I am happy to hear that, I love them regardless of when they are in style but when they are not it becomes a nightmare to find any for a decent price.

[@saracruze2212]

People dont really Care what other people wear . I wear what makes ME happy.

[@lyndachavarela6049]

I’m 64 and young for my age. But I am going to continue wearing capris.

[@xhante_]

I just turned 49 and I love capri length leggings, jeans, and pants.

[@user-hy9be4in1e]

76 here. The right cut of capris make my legs seem longer. Those full pants make me look like a tree stump.

[@ScorpioKay1027]

You guys are the appropriate ages to wear them. 🤷🏾‍♀️ That's her point... 40s and under look your ages and that's the problem. (Not the age itself, but looking more aged than you actually are as a women is). I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE when seasoned (❤) women wear Capri pants and floral prints. It make you guys look younger and kinda "sporty" or spunky. Only the cool ladies wear those, if you ask me! ❤❤❤ Hope nothing I said came across as disrespectful or judgemental. 🫢💕💕💕😘

[@ScorpioKay1027]

​@@user-hy9be4in1e I am 37 and I'm 4'11"... Capri pants look great on me and doesn't age me.... in MY opinion. 😂😂😂 We shall continue wearing what we want and looking good while doing it!! 😆 And yes! You definitely look great regardless of your age, so I think you're good to go! 🥰💃🏾

[@xhante_]

@@user-hy9be4in1e Me too! I’m on the shorter side (5’0”) and capris make my legs look less stumpy than if I wear longer bottoms. Plus, I just find capris to be more comfortable overall.

[@ambrosehillsims]

…or…hear me out…wear whatever the heck you want and stop caring what other people think of you. Fashion trends are ALWAYS changing. Find clothes that make you feel good and that are comfortable. Dont focus on what the current “trend” is. Wear what you want and be happy!

[@hybridinfodesk409]

Everybody shape is different. What may not look good on you might look stunning on someone else.

[@lexa_power]

💯

[@enigmag9538]

I personally agree, mostly. However, a lot of people want advice about these things because it helps them feel more confident.

[@anitas5817]

No one said otherwise. But like it or not, some things are less flattering and more aging, but you should still wear them if you like them.

[@barbaracarpenter1260]

Definitely. For 55 years I had to get up each morning and dress for work . NowI get up and dress for comfort.

[@trudyramgren8817]

I'm 75 years old..I don't think I will worry if I look older..love my capris!

[@VMM34]

Capris look amazing on older ladies

[@boonavite3200]

Any dresses that need ironing, I won’t wear them. Give me a comfy, ‘shapeless’ dress, with a statement necklace or earrings and the right shoes, you can look very trendy.

[@shirleyscott683]

My favourite clothes are swing dresses, Capri pants and tunic tops 😂

[@dragonflyzoey]

Totally. I care more about how I feel instead of how I look.

[@kofoblue3172]

I’M GOING TO WEAR WHATEVER MAKES ME FEEL GOOD AND COMFORTABLE!! At 58, I could care less what other people think…even if what I’m wearing makes me look like I’m 101. 😂😂😂💅🏾

[@deborahblount8571]

Yesss comfy freestyle go wear❤

[@Aqualyra]

Swing dresses can work on some body types quite well! Capris suit just a few women. That boxy lace tunic would have to be styled just so on only a couple of body types to work.

[@CindyShapa59]

You know, I’m at an age where I give a shit what people think I should wear. I’m a 65 year old very overweight 35 years married woman. I wear what I like and that includes the given in this vid. Kids think day wear their PJ’s to school. Adults don’t bother with tie anymore and women don’t dress for work like they would dress for a date. Too many people telling others what they should eat, wear and think. Get over yourselves. Wear what makes you comfortable and happy.

[@lauravsthepage]

You will pry my loud prints on dark backgrounds from my cold dead hands.

[@lolitatex8788]

😂😂😂good one👍

[@thabiletsunyane2040]

Hahahaha absolutely!!🤣🤣🤣

[@MzImperfectCrys]

😂😂😂

[@absolutelynotarobot]

Lmao whoever you are, I love you

[@missmarthafawker]

Or maybe wear what makes you happy instead of what makes you “look” better to other people.

[@miNx2.1]

i personally still believe and would always follow the principle of it all depends on your body type, season/occasion and mood. There are people who wear this kind of clothes and still looks effortlessly beautiful without make-ups and pricey bags/jewelry.

[@emptycarousels3950]

I’m not saying she’s wrong but I’m not going to stop wearing any of these things. I love capris and loud prints and loose dresses!

[@lisadavis1960]

& whatever u do please don't iron them. 😮😂😂

[@lionessprowess3581]

Haha. Same. These fashion tips are so fun to watch though. They make for good inspiration.

[@Capyrate]

I love capris, and also I'm 6'2" so it's basically impossible to find full length pants actually reaching my ankles. Hence why I wear shorter legged pants on purpose lol. The pants are shorter than my legs? They're meant to be! :D Less frustrating tbh

[@acildamasonzander9917]

Along with my cold shoulder tops!

[@edithstubbs5553]

So she is styling for petite figures, which most of what she said has some value towards. However, as an adult who has dressed myself for 50 some odd years, I wear what makes ME feel confident and not for others perception of what I should wear or what looks "good", just saying wear what makes you 😊

[@lisabradford8180]

👍 👍

[@RomiVero]

I agree

[@ucapanlebaran1444]

Agree

[@Dontcomeformepeople]

I think you may wear what ever you feel good in - but honestly capris and flowing shirts and dresses make us bigger gals look bigger and frumpy.

[@emilymulcahy]

I agree, but I also think if you have such feelings, don't watch or subscribe to a channel that is made exclusively to show you how to dress and look better

[@AnnieG-dc8zp]

Capri/ clam digger/pedal pusher pants are timeless, great for beach, bicycling, skating, shopping, touring /vacationing and lounge wear.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

Clam diggers and peddle pushers are more fitted and tapered, plus they are either just above or below the knew. I've always found capris are super unflattering on pretty much any figure, but esp. on shorter people, they just accentuate shortness and make your legs look shorter. The fitted capri length look much better.

[@rossdee998]

I agree with the capri pants and the shapeless dresses, but you looked really good in that printed tunic

[@femmefatale4442]

Reminder for people in the comment section that styling is about incorporating the type of look you want for your own body. What works for one person might not be as flattering or create the type of effect you want on your body, so don't feel ashamed if something doesn't suit you.

[@PetiteDressing]

Exactly! ☺️😉

[@laulutar]

This is so true! I look best in high contrast patterns, as too subtle things wash me out 😁

[@ambergibson1930]

​@@PetiteDressingbut the way you presented this is coming from a place of rude and condescending manner!!

[@torakfett3351]

@@ambergibson1930exactly!! And that’s why she’s getting the response she is! 😂😂 Nobody likes hearing their clothing choices are “frumpy.” Capris show off my legs while larger billowy shirts hide my belly and keep me cool and comfortable. These umbrella statements about style are ridiculous because of the vastly different sizes, styles and body types even in petite sizes. Does petite mean short? Narrow shoulders and hips? Thin? It could mean any of those or all in one. Even if you’re petite by HER definition, your personal style may be exactly what she says in unfashionable. Well, who is SHE?!?! 😂😂😂

[@kellyherrin]

​@@ambergibson1930 It doesn't seem that way to me, at all!

[@monserrath270]

For shapeless dresses, you can easily just slap a belt on them or a nice flowy shawl if its during the colder months. Makes a world of difference when you pit a bit of accessory on a plain dress like that.

[@CookieEspresso]

U beat me to it😜. Agree, with the belt. It actually slims you if oversized with a fitting belt.

[@nisa3612]

Ikr, I'd just wear a long coat and ankle boots, or yeah, a simple belt would definitely helps

[@katterek]

Absolutely! Kimonos, long necklaces, can be very bohemian and if they are short,, they can showcase the legs:)

[@Sian660]

Yes, I’m not really that overweight and the amount of “you’re so skinny!” Comments I get when I wear something oversized with a belt amazes me. But you do have to be careful with what you pick and how it fits to make sure you don’t look like you are hiding your body because you aren’t confident. People don’t realise you have to think about the fit and accessories with oversized clothes.

[@dshe8637]

Why should people wear tight clothes? I'm done with that nonsense!

[@outsidersongs2682]

I am never quitting my bold prints. I don't care what age I look. I don't care what my body looks like. I care about feeling happy. I can't imagine reaching my age and STILL being hung up on what my body looks like or how old I look. We earned our freedom from those anxieties.

[@lauracrabb7169]

Translation: Don’t wear comfortable, pretty, or easy to clean clothes. Only wear tight, hot, dry clean only clothes.

[@daisyflower4105]

Capri pants are full length on me 😂

[@TheCatWitch63]

Same here. I’m only 4’10 1/2”, so everything is too long for me.

[@laurenceweens9638]

Me too!

[@silviakhan1073]

Me too! Lol!

[@islabonita3550]

On me too at 5 feet.

[@emdrmt28]

Same here

[@TipTheScales27]

Nope I love my loud prints, especially floral 🥰

[@melemetcalf1681]

I agree. And I also think that her example top looked really good on her.

[@littlesister1211]

That's what I was thinking, my floral prints on dark background are one of the only items I wear that make me feel "grown up and put together" so imma keep wearing it 😁

[@terryb.9719]

I'm wearing my prints too!!

[@BramptonGardener]

I love large bold floral prints.

[@faith-hearted1449]

Same :)

[@cristinagarcia1652]

She's not wrong. I fell in LOVE with "shapeless" dresses when I discovered cottagecore and slow fashion. To make them look a little nicer in public I do put on a belt.

[@MTMF.london]

It depends on the kind of body you have. Tall and slender women can wear any type of dresses, shapeless or not. Petite and/or those not too svelt will look better with something more fitted (not tight) so that the clothes will not overwhelm them.

[@janparish8055]

I’m 77 and I love my loose tops and dresses and capri pants, not throwing them out for tight, restrictive clothing - comfort is key!

[@JaneSmith0709]

I literally wear all of these and I love them, especially the shapeless dress. Give me comfort over style any day.

[@lionessprowess3581]

Now that I’m older and a lot heavier, I favor comfort too. Nothing wrong with dressing up once in a while though.

[@khalexi8692]

Me too. I choose comfort over style any day

[@roseappleberry]

imo they can be pretty cute too, depends on how you wear it. but totally fair, we dont have the time for something thats not comfortable! whatever gets everyone to enjoy themselves!

[@anna4608]

And pockets!

[@karenhenry5806]

Love those shapeless dresses for comfort. Will sometimes add a bracelet and rubber band underneath to add a cinch. Still comfy

[@Aroseintuitive]

WEAR WHATEVER YOU WANT IF YOU LIKE IT!

[@prjdghyt]

I think loud prints with dark backgrounds look elegant.

[@flibbertygibbette]

Or, you know, wear what makes you feel happy and beautiful. Just own it fully, and that energy will speak for itself.

[@ritatownsend7408]

I love all the “better” options, they look great. But the capris and shapeless dress are things that I buy and wear at home and running errands. They definitely have a place in a wardrobe

[@samsmom1491]

Agree 100%. I have running errands and chilling at home clothes. I like looking sharp, but I also like my comfy clothes. I also love, love, love tie dyed fabrics. It's like wearing art.

[@hybridinfodesk409]

Those little tops she was wearing my boobs would be out all over the place and I am petite with big breasts. So the top part of my body needs to be covered more and the bottom gives me air on hot days. So yes capri pants work fine for me. Those long pants with all that fabric absolutely not. I roll my linen pants up to capri. lol

[@hybridinfodesk409]

Those shapeless dresses aren't shapeless on me. I have boobs and a butt so they look nice. That stripe thing she had on as a dress would stay on the rack. Not flattering or pretty.

[@kellyherrin]

​@@samsmom1491 I love tie-dye too. Yes, some clothes are like art! Humans are wired to enjoy looking at beautiful things, just like we love hearing good music, smelling good smells, and tasting good foods. We love to treat our senses. Personally, I love to see beautiful hair. I've always worn clothing that doesn't attract attention, but as I get older, I almost feel like I'm taking without giving, as I enjoy all the beauty around me. I've gradually started to wear clothing I would like to see on people (I say "gradually, because I have to acclimate to the feeling of people looking at me). It's kind of cool to feel like I'm contributing to the beauty I see when I'm in public. It's like being a stroke of the brush in the artwork of humanity. I hope I worded that in a way that makes sense.

[@paulinav.richards8787]

You absolutely don't have to feel bad because of what a KZbin video tells you to do. 😉

[@apisme9090]

I think loud prints depends on one's personality. I'm a loud, bouncy, bubbly person, and I get the most compliments when I'm wearing my loud, cheerful prints. But then, the dresses are also styled to suit my fluffy hourglass figure, so there is not just an overflow of loose, loud fabric. PS, I love your channel.

[@jeaneliza23]

Agree! I love a floral print on a dark background ~ the print not being too big as I am petite. But medium or small colourful florals are lovely, feminine and flattering in my opinion. Juxtaposition with a more masculine item (boots or blazer) & it looks very current x

[@apisme9090]

@@jeaneliza23 that is a great idea! Plus, you used one of my favorite long words!😁

[@katg8323]

Same! I am loud and bubbly too and big bold prints are what I gravitate to unless I am going for something more sleek. I especially love them on dark backgrounds, but also hot pinks and yellows. Big floral on a yellow dress just makes me so happy. But I balance out the shape too, wear jewelry and lipstick so eyes are pulled up too and not just to my dress.

[@apisme9090]

@@katg8323 That is such a good point!

[@naturalmama_of_5]

Yes I didn't agree with the loud prints one!! I've never thought that about someone who wears prints. As someone whose wardrobe is 95% black 😂 I love the personalities of loud prints people 😆

[@Mia-rn2gk]

I actually think that dark top with the colorful flowers was way more flattering on the model than the whitish boring dress/thing

[@karin2397]

So stupid they have used a younger model to show us what to wear. The truth hoever is our body shape and discomfort issues sometimes are more important than looks.

[@suvieeeee]

Well the Capri pants have younger vibes than the pants lol

[@allenfilip]

Maybe 15 years ago, lol 😆. The full-length pants looked elegant and made her legs look longer!! 😜👌

[@MoodyScorpio]

I’m wearing that exact shapeless dress right now. They were on sale at Walmart and I got three. I’m so cool and comfy 😊

[@msmissy143]

Good for you, me too...she don't know what she's talking about.

[@sheilareed33reed97]

Mine is green 💚

[@crazymusicchick]

Always get a belt n bam got shape for when u want it ;)

[@jenniferpugh9714]

Mine is hot pink and so cool & comfy in the sweltering south

[@Denise_Cocoa]

Lmao I just bought one from Walmart a month ago 😅

[@jessicamulsoff8865]

I am 5'3" in my shoes. I am all leg and short waisted. I am also a fat girl over 50, having my own personal summer. I am going to wear my capri pants. Flowing shapeless dresses with loud prints are comfortable. I have been with my husband for 35 years. I am not trying to impress anyone nor do I care.

[@achayootto4221]

I go for louder prints all the time. I won't stop,it's what I like.

[@debblouin]

I disagree with much of what you said. Slim fitted capri pants with a heel can be very flattering. A large print blouse needs to be paired well and styled correctly but is also very flattering. Take the bold print blouse, pair it with slim cut capris and a stiletto around 2.5”, belt the blouse and add a duster or trench/blazer. The “shapeless” dress you chose was wrinkled and not styled correctly.

[@ophanimangel3143]

But you aren’t petite body type like hers right? This channel is called “Petite Dressing”. I’m similar to her body and she’s definitely right about what she thought of them because even on myself these clothes look sloppy and tacky on me!

[@ericahonles-martin3580]

Agreed, it's about fit and 👉styling👈 more than hard rules

[@tomjones2157]

@ophanimangel3143 I'm petite and none of her recommendations suit me.

[@EmmaSuprema888]

I agree. I'm short with an hour-glass figure and slim capris fit great on me too, especially with heels.

[@mrs.quills7061]

@@tomjones2157same I’m short and you’re not gunna find me wearing those long ass pants cuz they’ll get shredded and dirty. I don’t want to wear heels to properly wear pants.

[@PatchaXEtaw]

A little bit of ironing in these videos would be great…

[@boss9321]

Very true 😁🤣🤣

[@barbaramobley8845]

That's first thing I noticed. Don't know if makes you look younger but sure makes you look sloppy and lazy!

[@susanwilliams6335]

😂😂😂

[@MomiAubrey]

🤣

[@charlottesmom]

Yeah that dress would have looked much better without all the wrinkles.

[@Bunny-ch2ul]

While I disagree about the bold prints (people tend to lose color in their skin as they age, so bright colors tend to be more flattering. Prints tend to be more flattering than solids in simple, roomy shapes as well, which are more practical for most older people..) the rest of the advice is pretty spot on. More than anything though, I'd argue that the most aging thing are cheap clothes that don't fit amazingly. There's just no excuse for that after a certain age. The older you get the more you should focus on buying less, and buying quality. If your closet is already full don't buy four shirts. Buy one nice shirt for the price of four inexpensive ones.

[@blueeyedbatman]

When your ENTIRE life is about how others see you:

[@sweetnaomi56]

I love my shapeless dresses because anything that accentuates my figure gives me unwarranted attention.

[@Cbop77]

SAME. That is the exact reason I wear baggy clothes, I specifically don't want anyone looking at or objectifying me. I'm just trying to live my life, run my errands, etc. Not have people judge how "hot" I am.

[@BeneGesseritSaya]

Be grateful! I’m shaped like a trans man!

[@outtaspace1566]

@@Cbop77 I’m hijabis. The baggy trend is just bliss for me. Lol. I love shapeless dress but still need a bit shape at least, so i don’t look fat. Lol

[@BerryKind]

Same!! And they are soooo damn comfortable

[@empresslunah]

Right… I feel safer showing off my curves when I’m with my boyfriend or 3+ friends unfortunately.

[@loretteterry3494]

And what if I don't have a waist?? Apple shaped. Trying to hide the stomach 😫

[@camilleward9157]

Wear what makes you feel good at the right price is what I say.

[@ladydontekno]

I’m apple shaped and I agree with her tips. Capri pants are unflattering and shapeless dresses can be accessorized to look less shapeless.

[@hybridinfodesk409]

@@ladydontekno I wear both and both look good on my body. I'm petite but shapely. I have big breasts so shapeless dresses make them less obvious. My waist cuts in tiny right under my breast and I'm short so the shapeless dresses make me look like a doll. My hips, thighs and butt are just right so the shape picks up along my rear end curvatures. Capri pants are wonderful. I have tight and loose fitting ones. Again having a butt and nice legs really add to the look.

[@AmericanStuff2024]

Lorette: -1 teaspoon of ground cinnamon brought to a boil as a tea cooled to whatever temperature you prefer and consumed daily- A soup mug suits this well. No dieting required. I discovered this accidentally while bringing my long term sugar down. My internist had failed for 9 months to get the long term blood sugar down. I got on the examination room scale one January and started the cinnamon tea. My goal had nothing to do with weight loss. However, since my buttons started buttoning better, I got back on the same scale in April. I had dropped 30 pounds while hardly noticing. My internist freaked out. My blood sugar was back to fine. My internet says 1 pound of weight loss a week is safer. I stopped taking Rx and now control lab values with herbal teas -- for 8 years. Teas have all kinds of trace vitamins and trace minerals. Belly fat is usually insulin resistance. It took me 5 years to wean myself off flour and starchy vegetables. Those are just like eating candy bars. Eating any kind of yogurt goes straight to belly fat, but Greek yogurt is my ice cream & cheese cake substitute. If you continue eating what you are eating, that fat is going to spread. Your arms and legs for now are using up calories. You don't vary trunk movements much, so those cells hold as much as they can. Then the sugar saturated blood and urine. Gums start bleeding out sugar the body can't hold. Eventually, dialysis becomes an issue and toes dying. I prefer to keep my toes.

[@lionessprowess3581]

I have become apple shaped in recent years and EVERYONE told me I looked like I gained weight whenever I wore bigger blouses to cover my mid-section. I finally gave up and just started wearing clothes that fit me, feel comfortable and looks good on my body. I really like tops cut waterfall style because they cinch and show off your breasts but hides mid-section well. For special occasion, I gravitate towards dresses with an umpire waist for the same effect. One day, My boyfriend suggested a high waist skirt with a bandeau and I actually loved the look. A-line skirts & dresses flatters every body types. Most importantly, Don’t be afraid to try clothes on, mix and match, and have fun.

[@Gwenny89]

Consider if you're very curvy and wear flowy dresses with a subtle/ low contrast print it easily looks like pyjama or granny sleepdress

[@freeangel5221]

We aren't pretentious. Wear what's comfortable and what pleases you.

[@ItsJustJessOkay]

How does the length of my pants or the waist of my dress correlate to my age? Wear whatever you want, as long as it makes you feel good!!

[@beefaye6861]

Don't women go thru enuf....ughhh 😵😵😵😤😤....ppl please wear what you like....social media is so demonic 😈

[@RomiVero]

Yeah, those videos telling people what to wear are so hideous 🤢

[@Dontcomeformepeople]

Why comment then? Scroll on. Her channel us about styling petite women.

[@beefaye6861]

@@Dontcomeformepeople why not comment? This is the problem....smh😵

[@ophanimangel3143]

@@beefaye6861 Troll, this channel is literally called “petite dressing” for someone like me who’s 5’2 and no bust or hourglass shape of a body/flat as a board, this channel has helped me with ideas on how to style myself without looking sloppy on myself. Clearly, this channel isn’t for all body types. Move on.

[@jewelweed6880]

​@@ophanimangel3143pffff, YT put it in the recommended viewing so people gonna watch and comment. Doesn't make that commenter a troll. ☕️

[@mrs.quills7061]

Can we stop this whole conversation about women always must look younger and need to be afraid of aging? It’s dumb, especially in a time where it’s trendy now to dress like it’s 1994 lol. There’s nothing wrong with capri pants, shapeless dresses or bold prints. A lot of this is dependent on your body type and personality/style. Capri pants are great for walking/working out and tons of women look great in shapeless dresses. I love bold prints and they can look good on anyone, not sure how any of this “ages” you.

[@mrs.marple2268]

Honestly, I dont care how I "look"...what I care about is comfort.

[@DMK48906]

I think you looked fabulous in the dark print blouse!

[@D3adWednesday]

I don't care what I wear too much BUT an iron or steamer is your friend. 😆

[@butwhytho4858]

Nope. Downy Wrinkle Release my friend LOL Do ppl in their 20’s even own irons anymore? Even before wrinkle release spray, I just wet a small towel and put the wrinkled shirt or pants in the dryer with the wet towel. I can’t wait for ironing to become a thing of the distant past lollll

[@D3adWednesday]

@@butwhytho4858 true true 😄

[@OblioandArrowInc]

Wear your own style and don’t care what others think it’s you that makes you happy

[@shiningcatz]

As a young person, I think loud prints on dark backgrounds look amazing

[@LuanaOnMaui]

I love capri pants! I have big thighs, so full length pants look awful on me and make me feel fat and dumpy.

[@emilymulcahy]

Lol Capri pants make you look as fat and dumpy as regular pants make you feel, so I guess no harm no foul

[@jenn-k-h]

Yes, same here!! I love capris. I have big thighs and I'm fairly short, I like the way they make me look.

[@emilymulcahy]

@@jenn-k-h as a size 20 who makes clothes, they make you look shorter and fatter

[@jenn-k-h]

@@emilymulcahy Well I hate shorts and it's too hot for long pants 😂

[@mnemetotoro]

@@jenn-k-h Try linen or a thinner cotton fabric. The right material does wonders. I've found that breathable natural fiber is more cooling than exposed skin in the sun. A flowy full length pant or skirt is fabulous in the summer + a thin cotton button down shirt tied at the waist, to accentuate the waist, is my go to. I fold up the sleeves a couple of times for style and comfort. It feels sooo good and looks chic. Capri pants visually shortens the legs by cutting them off, hense the legs look stumpier and wider than they actually are. They mess up the proportions. I'm relatively short and put on weight on my thighs too.

[@almosthumanjessi9799]

Lists all of my favourite things. I don't think I'm switching, and I think that these are different for different people. Plus capris are the closest thing to shorts I'm allowed to wear at work.

[@Dontcomeformepeople]

Capri pants just do not flatter anyone.

[@emilymulcahy]

@@Dontcomeformepeople agreed

[@BramptonGardener]

Ya not giving up my Capris, I love them. Pants are too hot in summer.

[@RCH369]

I'm still going to wear capris in the summer, it's too dang hot for full pants.

[@mrs.quills7061]

@@Dontcomeformepeoplenah they totally do. It has to do with the fabric. Capri yoga pants are great.

[@lol4lol993]

I wear shapeless dresses all the time and still look younger than my age. It all depends on how you combine your dress with makeup and hairstyle.

[@chelsamalone4890]

I'm 50, I will wear what I want 😂😂

[@lizziesangi1602]

Tie a big scarf around the waist of "tent" dresses. Assessories are vital! Some bracelets, a pin or necklace, earrings, brushed hair, touch of lipstick and blush. It's not impossible. Those things are GREAT!

[@ladydontekno]

Exactly, shapeless dresses can be easily accessorized to look shapely. Scarves, cardigans, belts, it can be done!

[@Indigochildwithin]

Absolutely right❤❤

[@aka.roryyy]

that really used to be my look & it's so fun

[@shopaholiconabudget]

I loved the loud print top. I am definitely going to buy something like that.

[@charlottesmom]

It looked cozy and neat. I loved it. ❤

[@stephaniebatchelor6082]

There’s nothing wrong with looking older

[@kimparfitt1409]

I'll wear what ever I like, thank you. i don't share your preoccupations or your ideas of what looks good and why

[@faith-hearted1449]

Don't think it looks distracting at all, love colors and prints. More people should wear it. :)

[@msmissy143]

This chick really have no clue!

[@janicetribbiani7535]

I have always hated capri pants. Too long for shorts and too short for pants. Bottoms that can’t make up their mind what they want to be when they grow up.

[@dimitriberozny3729]

And the weird part,in the late 1980’s-into the 90’s,women wore pantyhose with them!! Talking about looking old,more like 20 years older because of this debacle!!!

[@dlilwon]

I believe if one is doing capris they should be fitted to the body.

[@natashatandiwechivhanga1925]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️

[@cocoacoolness]

I hate them too, but all full length pants look like capris on me so no choice :'(

[@EsmeraldaWolfsbane7777]

I hate them but if it's 95 degrees out I'm not going to wear long pants

[@rinaroldan8921]

Shapeless dresses is ok. It doesn't make you look old. It makes you look comfy and confident😊

[@LovinDebsFit50s]

I’m in my 60’s and I love wearing comfortable clothes and I love oversized shirts!! 🐝U

[@user-sb7pz4cd6k]

I feel like if you give these things to a Japanese they're gonna make a very cool style out of it. For instance, Japanese loves those shapeless dress cause it's a Uniqlo look which is a trend in Japan rn

[@kap849]

I know!!! I lived there a long time and I thought she looked cute in those outfits. I mean after years of living in Japan, their style became easy on my eyes...

[@dsstudio76]

Yes! The thing is Japanese ladies are mostly skinny and very stylish. I lived there for two years. Have been living in USA for my last sixteen years I can tell is a completely different story! The ladie on the video lives here as well. 😉🇧🇷

[@olivediylife7195]

If the waist-cinching dress doesn't have pockets, I don't want it haha

[@jax9349]

Haha! Pockets full of tissues is aging!

[@MeowMeow-sy2mi]

Im 30 and Im not stopping wearing bright, colorful prints any time soon.

[@politereminder6284]

You will have to pry my shapeless dresses from my cold dead hands.

[@lou3932]

I think it’s all about what makes you feel good and confident, even if it doesn’t fit into trends, or is considered fashionable. Life is too short.

[@diannetolar2473]

She is talking about the way others see you and not how you feel.

[@jenniferfernandez2395]

And how you carry the clothes

[@courtneyc3850]

Then why watch this channel? It’s fashion advice for petite women.

[@shmataboro8634]

​@@diannetolar2473 as long as I see teens running around in capris and bold prints it's gonna be hard to convince me they make people look old.😂

[@dwlsn93]

Maybe try using an iron, too. Wrinkled clothes make you look - LAZY!

[@butwhytho4858]

Wow not a chance in hell 🤣 Using an iron ages you! Try Wrinkle Release spray and throw your mothers iron and board to the curb lolololol

[@farhat7086]

Hahaha

[@VesnaVK]

Or like Meghan Markle. 😅

[@mumsie8578]

Only 42 but I LOVE my loud prints. I don't care what people think lol

[@amethyst_cat9532]

You can pry my capris out of my cold dead indecisive hands

[@Kay_D.]

Her: "Stop wearing this..." Me: But I love the white flutter sleeve top with jeans! 👁️👄👁️

[@Myriel67]

Did you ever visit Japan??? Well here females wear everything you stylist says NO!!! And yeah their clothes looks like things my grand grand mother wear before the 2nd war!!!

[@emilymulcahy]

Not all of them, that's a distinct genre of clothing some wear and others don't

[@Myriel67]

@@emilymulcahy NO!!! We western ladies definetely are not dressed like them!!!

[@emilymulcahy]

@@Myriel67 I beg to differ, lots of Japanese ladies dress exactly like us, there are many styles in Japan, not all of them fit what you are saying

[@kap849]

Oohhh, someone said it 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. Lol, when I first moved to Japan I was like "what is happening here!!!!". I

[@myeenglishclass7540]

wear what you love and which make you comfy. period

[@olgaggg]

If it's looks bad on you does not make it bad on others. Leave people alone and let them wear what makes them happy and comfortable

[@Benice337]

In my opinion, the Capris look good on you! I wish I was 5’2. I’m 5’. So what if your legs look short 😌, Long legs, short legs, no legs

[@jessicamaysantos5509]

I love wearing capri pants. The most important is your face looks younger😀

[@SatSun-op9dp]

Non constructed dresses & capri pants are so comfortable. I love them.

[@donnalubrano2856]

You’re going to have to pry my Capri pants out of my cold, dead hands. 😂

[@vivalahuerta9640]

that's my whole wardrobe haha

[@eyestotheskies]

What if my body is absolutely disgusting and a shapeless dress helps me hide my fat though 😬

[@mintyjang]

All those “dont’s” currently live in my closet 😂😂😂

[@beebee9803]

Wear whatever you like & enjoy --- don't be a slave to the "latest fashions" Be happy ❤😊

[@potterheads-heaven28]

I love shapeless dresses because i love to style my dresses with belts and it totally meets that requirement of cinching my waist and they look so good.

[@megsie1424]

It all depends on your body shape. There is no one rule about what kinda clothes flatter a person's body.

[@PetiteDressing]

I truly understand you, Megsie. And yes it's still depends on you, and your body of course ☺️

[@page446]

I am 63 and understand that getting older is a privilege that some people don’t have. I don’t mind looking my age!

[@nehaa365]

I don't think in any way she is dictating what should people wear and what not as people are commenting here. Fashion is subjective and personal. BUT, the purpose of her video is telling ways to look younger and presentable for people who WANT TO LOOK YOUNGER. You don't have to watch this reel if you are just fine wearing anything.

[@severiavonkusiemski6125]

Or just wear whatever you want and don't care what others think? This kind of stuff is toxic as hell. Not everyone has to look the same.

[@Dontcomeformepeople]

This whole channel is a styling channel for petite women. Scroll on troll.

[@severiavonkusiemski6125]

@@Dontcomeformepeople Chill honey. I'm no troll. I just think you should dress how you want and not follow trends or pressures to always look how others think are appealing. It's not my fault you're too weak to just be yourself and dress how you want and you need someone to tell you how to look. Get the stick out of your butt, that's the first step to being better.

[@ladybird242]

I agree. I think these messages are toxic. Not a troll. Trolls say ridiculous over the top things in order to upset people. Pointing out toxic content isn't trolling.

[@kellyherrin]

People naturally enjoy seeing beautiful things, such as art. We love indulging our senses. Good music, good smells, good food. I like to see beauty around me when I'm out in public, and humans are my favorite kind of art. I've always worn inconspicuous clothing, but one day it occurred to that doing so is like taking without giving. Since then, I've tried wearing more of the type of clothing that I enjoy seeing on others. What's wrong with wanting to add to the beauty in your environment?

[@severiavonkusiemski6125]

@kellyherrin Good for you. Not everyone is like you and has to think like you. It can be a lot of pressure on others to conform because they feel excluded or judged if they don't. If you want to be viewed as beautiful by others, then go for it, but it is not a necessity and shouldn't be pushed on others. I don't want to be beautiful for others. I want to be beautiful to me and me only, and I don't care what others want. No one else lives in my skin 24/7, so why should I care if others like what they see? If you want to disguise vanity as being charitable, that's fine. No one should feel less than just because they don't want to partake.

[@letty4558]

I am wearing anything I want, I love all these.

[@pamm8020]

In other words, don't wear what you love, be boring.

[@racheltonner2509]

I agree with her! Loud prints look better with lighter colors that brighten, not on dark backgrounds. But I guess it does depend on skin tone and hair color as well. I choose lighter prints to go with my blonde hair and blue eyes.