Pinterest trends that will take over 2022 | Fashion & interiors | Justine Leconte

PINTEREST TRENDS 2022: fashion & interior trends that will dominate this year, presented in 6 curated trend boards, with context.
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00:00 Intro
00:54 The method behind Pinterest's trend predictions
02:04 Loungewear continued
03:04 Curve appeal
04:41 Goth dark and moody
06:10 Colorful and more
07:19 Jewels everywhere
08:25 Luxury home
09:50 My main learning from this trend report
10:45 Your favorite?
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[@julieschnorenberg5370]

Yes, like the 1930’s, when fabulous glamour made people forget about the hard times. Very enlightening, Justine! I am a color girl but maybe not rainbow.

[@casteretpollux]

Yes Weimar and the threat of fascism everywhere.

[@payableondeath9091]

like the Pink Floyd logo😝

[@chelseawake9594]

I def agree with the thought/theory that the chaotic life makes us want our homes to be a safe haven…ie rounded, calm, warm. I highly dislike the color terracotta but this year I’m like “yes I can see why people are embracing it” It’s earth, it’s grounded, it’s safe and warm feeling.

[@Laire183]

As a Goth/Goth adjacent I feel like everyone just relates us to gloomy and moody, but I always think more 1800 and early 1900, romantic era. It's finding the beauty and peace in the darkness, romanticising the inevitable and living with it. It's not just dark and depressive, is more being content with how existence is and deep acceptance. I'd recommend having a look at dark academia also to understand it better.

[@aerialpunk]

Yeah, I've known a number of gothy people over the years, and "gloomy" or "moody" isn't how I'd would've described most of them 😛 Especially the ones that dress up a bit, rather than wearing regular clothes just in all black. They were actually all fairly cheery, healthy people, who just enjoyed a dark aesthetic, found beauty in darker things, etc. I think the "witchy" angle I see a lot lately has something else going on psychologically, than a more general goth aesthetic tends to have. Still though, they seem like mostly quite positive people.

[@vampirexion]

This.

[@LadyAhro]

Romantic gothic in conjunction with dark academia, alt fashion's immortality and the pandemic makes it the prime time for it reappearing in the mainstream. Maximalism, opulent jewellery and pearls, and the potential re-emergence of velvet that a few people have predicted sure seem to reinforce that.

[@anireseegam6128]

Nah it's definitely not romantic

[@Laire183]

@@anireseegam6128 the romantic era doesn't make reference to love, but to the late 1800, Poe, Lovecraft, Becker. It's socio cultural type of art, not lovey dovey feelings

[@abbyharris974]

I really like 70s fashion which was full of vibrant colors lots of blues, oranges, and browns. I really like this type of fashion, and I didn't even know that it was starting to trend.

[@eunoia1016]

I just watched a documentary about how esthetics can affect mental health and the psychology of it all. Curves are calming to the brain as are negative spaces, where sharp edges, clutter disturb the mind. This trend you described is right in line with these studies. There are no squares, natural sharp edges in nature. I love color,but not that much color all at once 😃 Trends are always interesting….Thank you!

[@SS-qx7nh]

Interesting! What was the documentary?

[@vicj2141]

Sounds very interesting. What's the name of the documentary?

[@eunoia1016]

@@vicj2141 under the channel Posh Pennies……Why your home is depressing…..😌

[@vicj2141]

@@eunoia1016 Thanks!

[@III-wb5dk]

In my opinion the colorful and neon trend as well as the black moody aesthetic align perfectly with current developments in the (electronic) music scene- Techno is having a huge comeback so the nostalgia for 90s rave culture is being perfectly reflected in outfits as well 😃

[@kokuinomusume]

Cybergoths and pastel goths have been around for a while, anyway 😁

[@omomo202]

Is it actually?!? As a grad of 97, I approve of this message. I still LOVE techno! What songs are popular? I’m interested in hearing some of the newer stuff. U96 is great 90s techno !

[@III-wb5dk]

@@omomo202 Yess techno is FINALLY out of this boring minimal phase and back with pure 90s-bangers! 🤩 right now acid techno tracks by artists like Charlotte de Witte are super popular. I think CDW’s remix of “The Age of Love” was actually the most popular techno track of 2021, so if that’s your style check out her “New Form” livestreams, they’re really good😃 Hard techno from artists like Klangkuenstler, Alignment or Amelie Lens is also getting more and more popular. And not to forget psy-techno/psy-trance is having a moment.. for that I’d recommend recent sets of Nina Kraviz 👍

[@sashayy1232]

interesting!

[@omomo202]

@@III-wb5dk I’m going to go listen to “The Angel of Love” right now! 👍🏻 thanks for all of the recommendations!

[@pivoperla93]

Emerald green and electric blue are the best hues of those colors for me, guess this will be the year I was waiting for! :D

[@BebelovesMacika]

I turned to handmade items: I took up knitting again, drawing and painting pictures to decorate the wall. I also hung up some fairy lights here and there (e.g. on one of our indoor plant). I search the Pinterest for woven bracelets (I don't like the cold feel and look of metals at the moment), and for knitting patterns. I avoid darkness or too loud colours. Thinking about a more sustainable long term.

[@seriouslyinsanediva]

I have also taken up knitting and coloring and crafts again as in my teens.

[@christinemichele2318]

Sounds wonderful!

[@erinjohnson5546]

Me too, I can relate to this one a lot.

[@Chaotic_Pixie]

I think what's super interesting and what I've just observed amongst those I actually know is that the dark vibes and the super colorful vibes are co-existing in the same spaces frequently. A friend recently redid her kitchen in all pink and redid her living room to be all black. Another friend recently painted her kitchen cabinets a deep forest green (they're absolutely gorgeous) and installed new iron plumbing fixtures. It gives off gothic farmhouse vibes that I am loving... meanwhile her living room is the most gorgeous shade of teal with cream colored furniture and a technicolor area rug, round mirror topped coffee table (round so no corners for the baby to poke an eye out on) and TONS and TONS of colorful throw pillows. Another friend who is the most bubbly and vivacious person you'd ever meet has done her entire new home in shades of charcoal with black and gold accents. It's sooooo chic and yet sooooo cozy feeling. She's on her feet all day with her job and when she's not on her feet she's doing the books or making schedules. She said when she's home she just wanted to feel like she was in a bougie cocoon. I think the shift is that people around the globe have decided they have the right to express ALL aspects of themselves and not everything has to "match" or "go together" for it to feel right and feel beautiful. And the 1990s are definitely influencing things. Everything from this past summer's tie dye trends to the grungy goth makeup trends to the bright and bold colors... I am so here for it.

[@reettaj1525]

Your suggestion of appreciating different aspects at the same time is very interesting! I didn't think about that but it makes sense.

[@CrossoverGenius]

I feel like the two vibes represents the two ways I have seen people deal with the pandemic… either they are looking for big escapism, or they are looking for comfort in their homes. I have been drawn more to the comfort, so I have been wearing more warm and neutral tone clothing than I ever have in my life, especially in cozy cardigans and sweaters over this winter.

[@runumidsangma1999]

Hi Justine! I have stopped purchasing fast fashion brands after watching your videos. Love from India!

[@payableondeath9091]

same I am more into philanthropy

[@degenerate66]

Considering how we've been zooming through decade revivals (I swear, we went through entire 80s in 5 years and now we've revived and almost moved on from all-jeans 90s), do you think the emergence of Emo/Goth/Witchy could be a reflection of the same "decade revival" trend? The jewelry made me pause because I remember the early 2000s emo kids really embodied the idea of "personalized, unique jewelry, right in your face" and bold colours that contrasted dark&baggy "skater-wear".

[@JessicaOrban3606]

Yep, that was my middle school and high school years, and that it seems really inspired by that.

[@homebodiespilates3533]

Agreed! The whole bling thing was also very Y2K. As were the bright acid lolly colours.

[@kjm7143]

"I collect pictures of faucets". It's just sooooo cute! 🤗

[@emitaylor4094]

Sparkly neon vs silk and organic forms sounds like the extravert vs introvert response to the last couple years.

[@tara5742]

I came here to say this very thing

[@SueStJean-zi3wy]

If you look at hairstyle trends, you can see that angles and strong lines in cuts are popular in times of economic growth and organic, softer styles are reflective of times of economic struggle. Design always reflects society and it's fascinating!

[@JessicaOrban3606]

I think the roundness we are seeing also mirrors a need for something more light and fluid, less rigid and structured.

[@justineleconte]

exactly!

[@sagepreaumx9903]

It sounds like the trends are either reflective or creative. One is reflecting the environment while the other, full of color, is CREATING ones own environment.

[@itsworkinprogress]

What I learn from this video, is that a cute black T-Shirt and red lipstick never goes out out style 🥰

[@EricaCartmann]

I'm an interior design student and our teacher just recently pointed out that fashion informs interior design trends and your videos are so incredibly helpful for me to bridge that connection! Obviously, your channel is about fashion but if you were to make more videos including topics of interior design I certainly wouldn't complain :D Regardless of the amount of interior design in your content, I've always loved your channel !! Keep up the great work

[@judithanndohar]

For myself, I want cozy , calm , serene. A touch of elegance is always welcome. But no bling, or neon.

[@tamcon72]

Former architecture major, me, and the curvilinear interior architecture trend: Ugh! Will be regrettable in about the blink of an eye! As someone not on Pinterest, I found the analysis of these trends interesting; thanks for posting!

[@LoveBaseballLove]

Lol curvilinear int design makes me nauseous

[@amiesparkle00]

It’s for sure distinctive but I love it.

[@littlelady7843]

This is very intriguing . Do you mind to share a little more why ? I really just want to understand as I always thought curvilinear design for architecture or furniture's are more complex than angular designs. I like both, just want to hear your view from a professional angle.

[@tamcon72]

@@littlelady7843 There's actually no explanation for why, but it "dates" very quickly in a way that angular shapes--think square edges on counter tops rather than rounded ones--do not. It could be because in the past in the West, rounded furniture and clothing was the norm, and we perhaps are conditioned from an early age to consider such lines "old fashioned."

[@littlelady7843]

@@tamcon72 Thanks! That makes good sense. I am from China. Round tables are the norm. Still is. You are right, the old clothing were more rounded, loose fitting. The moderns ones are more fitted and sharp looking.

[@Margar02]

Justine, you can change your faucets! Just keep the old ones and put them back on when you move out. It's actually not very hard to change a faucet, as long as it fits on the sink you already have!

[@sarahwatts7152]

Second this idea, bigtime.

[@justineleconte]

... and that's all the challenge. Plus my "landlord" is a real estate fund (very common in Berlin) looking for any opportunity to keep money from my deposit :-/

[@Margar02]

@@justineleconte do they inspect the property on a regular basis to where they would notice? If you put the original one back before moving out they would never know you did anything, unless they inspect the place in the meantime. Does your lease specifically say you are not allowed to put on a different feature? Like, what if you wanted a different shower head or something?

[@nikitas7661]

I never thought I'd wear electric blue because I have warm toned skin. I just love that colour. It's so fun and bright. It does uplift my mood. Emerald green is a classic. ❤️

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

For me, it’s definitely luxury fabrics. I can’t tolerate polyester, so if I want silky clothing, it has to be silk. I’ve been struggling with chronic pain and been on isolation since 2/1/20, except for essential outings for groceries, so I want things at home to feel great. I’m saving up for silk sheets.

[@doryinflames9120]

lately i have been looking for inspiration for how to style 70s (and 80s) clothes.. i constantly come across big sweaters and tops with geometric shapes on pinterest and i have the feeling they are going to become even trendier in the future

[@elizabethandrews4199]

I need light bright interiors to feel good.

[@annainbudapest1261]

your so spot on with your assessment. I have not really changed my aesthetic, however moving from Canada to budapest I am in an old vintage type flat that I bought with the old character and charm, so I bought a huge black velvet sofa its so chic comfy and luxurious.

[@justineleconte]

it must look amazing! 👏

[@annainbudapest1261]

@@justineleconte i love it comfy but luxurious looking as well, as I lounge on it typing to you.

[@noranemeth1108]

Welcome to Budapest, my beautiful city :)

[@PsychicKathleen]

I loved this exploration of 2022 trends Justine. As always you entice, provoke and uplift :) I was thinking that round shapes as opposed to square may be a desire and reflection of the feminine. Being in the womb, warm, safe, cozy, no sharp edges. The square is masculine - four sides, concrete, four corners, hierarchy, manifestation. What I have noticed growing more each day in myself (maybe an aging related phenomenon as well!) is a desire to slow everything down. Slow creative expression reflected in my return to a plant based diet (Indian and middle eastern cuisine), more careful planning and sewing of my clothing including alternations and repairs.

[@silviamilin6529]

You are simply adorable :) it’s mesmerizing when you make a joke, then wait a second and then a huge smile appears on your face.

[@isobelsmith6999]

Yes! And then a smile follows on mine, even when I'm not feeling great 🥰

[@Misakigi]

I always look forward to your trend videos!!

[@NavyRev]

Color give me color, the brighter the better! And cozy too. I had to chuckle when you mentioned up scaling the garage as mine is a state of chaos right now.

[@marinelab]

All things considered, My mood is a mix of all these trends. I oscillate btw colorful and gloomy vibes, I want my home to cosy and warm and at the same time, impeccable and colorful like an impressionist exhibition room (lol.)

[@katiecoollady]

Always lovely to see you dear Justine!

[@monishakeswani2972]

I think some things I've noticed are square toe footwear, textures gradients and organic shapes in graphic design, comfortable and cozy fabrics with lots of pastel colors in clothing. 🙆‍♀️ I love all of it.

[@StarSiren81]

I'm definitively fitting the colourful trend : I bought last month a sunflower yellow wool sweater, I never wear yellow clothes even if it's my favourite colour. And I felt I needed it... I probably wanted to bring methaphorically some light in our troubled time...

[@zigm7420]

For me, it’s colorful and sparkly, but also soothing, my searches are mainly for specific colors, iridescence, or beach aesthetic interiors.

[@MaliceAttention]

I love this kind of content! Please, keep comparing/analysing trends over the years.

[@_inflection3209]

I always find these videos so interesting!! This year definitely makes sense. Good to see your face Justine!

[@katem3961]

I absolutely love this content from you Justine. So well researched. Thank you 😊 💓

[@annabelle7123]

Other youtubers would mainly show visuals but I love how your contents are more fact feeding, intellectual. I never wore training sets but covid did change me. Maybe I'll get silk nightgowns! Oversize coats were popular 5 yrs ago, but I finally wanted one with curvy round shoulders. Did not know about Goth style coming back but I remember back in the days. I can relate to dark mood but i prefer wearing light neutrals or colorful!

[@homebodiespilates3533]

Am loving the curves! There is something so comforting about circular shapes. Also, I can never resist a little bling!

[@elawiater1268]

I love this series on your channel - thank you!

[@ellafrood8096]

I think the luxurious and the calming can be part of the same trend instead of opposing each other. By using natural materials in curve shapes with better quality fabrics like silk, linen, silk velvets, pure wool. The natural tones can be made even more luxurious feeling with glass knobs that look like diamonds, or mother of pearl. A modern take on Art Deco esthetics almost. Or Aladdin's natural cave stuffed full of jewels. I love your ideas on trends Justine, I'm so glad I found your channel.

[@raynadimitrova]

Great work as always Justine! Thanks for sharing with us different trends. I definitely lean towards being as cozy as possible at home, but wearing colors, jewelry and makeup. Makes me feel better about myself 😉

[@dmt543nerd]

Nature inspired indoors! And I’ve always been a rainbow loving gal

[@londazh]

one of your best pinterest reviews Justine! thanks, really enjoyed listening☺️

[@khelix23]

Thank you for the subtitles ☺️

[@kayelle8005]

I love how thoroughly you explain your style and trend report. Thank you. Relaxed luxury, nature and soft curves are all of interest to me now and reflected in my home these past two years.

[@jayerscios]

I like the electric blue trend. My home color palette has been jewel tones for a long while. It was inspired by a gift of a silk piano scarf with colorful flowers of many colors. I love to mix and match reds, burgundies, purples, royal blues and emerald greens. All making my home feel romantic and opulent like a sultan's tent.

[@Ishtarthemoon]

i'm obsessed with crystals, sparkle and multichromes (especially mermaid green and, blue and purple multichromes in chainmail, in makeup, nail polish etc).

[@bettinastebner]

Always so refreshing to watch your videos. You provide friendly & intelligent information. Danke schoen! From 🇨🇦

[@MariaAuK]

It's amazing how these trends are reflective of how I feel! I usually now want something cosy and calming. And black for me is really calming colour, I know I go for it when I'm on edge, and right now it's almost exclusively black for me. And I've just got a new super comfy blanket^^ But. When it's not black it's bright red. And sometimes bright pink. Some big earrings. Some bright or metallic (sparkly) nail polishes. It's like if it's not black it must be super loud! If it's not black it must be as much out there as I can handle))) Like I can't be moderate, it's either one extreme or the other. I've noticed this duality sometime ago. So this trend video was just 'Wow!'. Thank you for your content, Justine!♥️

[@kellybri9285]

Hey Justine, another great video! I don’t go for trends anymore but I like the idea of the bright colors!!!❤️💜🧡💛💚💙

[@GingerUmstattd]

I’m liking rustic luxury for my soon-to-be-built ranch home. Not glitzy, but quality, organic, natural elements for a feeling of comfortable, non-showy luxury in a natural, country setting.

[@carolynsanner8253]

Excellent observations & analysis, Justine. Thank you so much!

[@mahivivazqueztarducci8780]

When I saw the dark moody trend coming from a place of sadness or nostalgia, I actually associated it more with climate change than with the pandemic. I feel in terms of pandemic the colourful trend better represents the mood of the people, where we are all like "ok, let's get it over with and go all out!". However, conversations about climate change is very present and usually bringing a mood of hopelessness and catastrophy.

[@carlaaguirre1388]

👏

[@seriouslyinsanediva]

I can deffinitely relate to what you're saying

[@gwenbardon6025]

I am a visual artist and many people like a dark moody painting however I’m noticing a trend towards brighter colors also and metallic( bling!)

[@susannjarvis5587]

I love your trend videos. So very interesting. I am excited to see the vibrant colors and, oddly enough, the darker sort of goth look. Black with a real pop of neon colour is fabulous to my eye. Both become more dramatic because of the contrast. Thank you, Justine, for curating this information in your watchable videos. You do all the work. I get to enjoy the results.

[@dingalingdongly]

Fascinating deep dive as always! I like that people are making their spaces more tactile and aesthetic. I think all the trends are beautiful for the right person, but not sure if I'm really feeling any of these for me personally 😊

[@Thecodexnoir]

I was hoping you’d make this video soon, loves it. My first pair of new heels for spring this year are pink.

[@contempl8ive]

Love this type of video. Thanks for doing the work 💗

[@bethanieh3969]

These are my favorite kind of videos that you do!! After watching I realized I’ve been influenced by all of these trends. Just an example, in the last few weeks, I bought bright pink Birkenstocks and also a luxurious green velvet quilt for my bed. 😁✨💕

[@panayotadestiny5125]

Amazing video as usual! Thank you Justine!

[@magellenic]

I have been collecting bright bright clothes for a few years now, sometimes I feel like I stand when out and about but I love how it looks and feels so it’s worth it!

[@corimi7341]

Thank you for your wonderful viewpoint and expertise as always Justine. The two sides of these trends are fascinating to me.

[@amorinooo]

I work from home and am rarely fashionable (my insides love chic, my outsides love lounge sweats and streetwear), but I’m pleased to see that I’m ahead on the moody trend. For six months or so I’ve been building my capsule wardrobe for when I see the light of day, and it’s got a healthy serving of black sheer tops and thick sweaters, and beautiful lingerie to peek underneath. I also had only one piercing in my ears but got a second a few months back, and also bought many faux ear cuffs. I’m super into the romantic dark moody vibe, but I’ve lived in that feeling since I was a kid, I think. I also have had velvet-esque duvets, pillows, and moody rugs in my rented place, surrounded with candles and dark nature-inspired art. Now, if only I’d get out of my sweats or sports bras and shorts in the garden, and clean up and go out. ☺️

[@LaJessy29]

Love these videos soo much! so informative and well researched!

[@annaabroad5762]

These videos are so much fun! Thank you. 😊

[@ellemoonriver]

Yeahy! I was so excited for this video! I love these series of yours

[@ellemoonriver]

Really cool that you included interior design too! Love it

[@sharrlizz]

I love electric blue and emerald green everything!

[@ozwrangler.c]

Love your intelligent commentary 🙏

[@novabossa84]

Justine! I've written a report on current trends in my interior design course and I've put this video in my bibliography. Your videos are on par with my academic sources. Thank you!

[@LunaDomenika]

When I am looking at inspiration it’s mainly organising ideas, because I struggle to find my stuff and want it more organised.

[@sarahtheblue]

This is very interesting and insightful - thanks for sharing Justine!

[@greeniejeannie]

Brilliant commentary. Justine/just brilliant!

[@lisahodges8299]

Influences also happen with film and museums. Sometimes when you are out walking a colour may stand out either in nature or in a crowd. My ideas begin when someone looks uncomfortable in their clothing and I begin to think about how the garment could be made more wearable... Thank you Justine this is helping to blow the winter clouds away. Birdy

[@rosanaicassatticorazza5997]

Brilliant interpretation of trends! So good to follow you! Thanks and courage!

[@thebeauty_minimalist]

Very interesting overview! 💜 I welcome the luxury home and round home trend. I also really like the black marble trend, but I never thought of it as goth!

[@berritandersen288]

Thank you for your analysis!

[@shannonoldberg9731]

Outstanding video as always! Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos!!XXX

[@piecornrose4831]

Great work! As usual, love your channel:)

[@jaderhiece4318]

I love the bold colors and ombré. I also like the roundness vibe 🥰

[@kirstenwilliams6056]

Those green dresses 😍😍😍😍😍 I'm loving the dark gothic vibes, and the cosy looking furniture!

[@Audrey.17]

Very interesting. Justine, your pauses in between your thoughts is so wonderful. I don’t know if you do that on purpose, but boy are you relaxing to listen to!

[@og6920]

Great video, Justine. Merci!

[@sarapawsonherrington2595]

Very thought provoking collection. I prefer the cozy rounded, or actually antique and Gustavian look in homes.

[@adrianagalli7504]

An absolutely great video, thanks.

[@anonymousperson4214]

Honestly for me I'm starting to see a really strong generational divide appearing in these trend reports now and it's really cool! Also, the early 2000s are coming back even in ways we don't immediately recognize (pink shoes and sparkles anyone?). Actually now that I think about it, almost everything on the list is leaning early 2000s

[@ammub2013]

Nice thanks always make useful, helpful and informative videos like this instead of vlogs etc stuffs ❤️

[@michellemeyer1214]

You're spot on with every new trend. Especially lounge wear. I just purchased a new mattress, new 100% cotton sheets. Any thing comfy and homey.

[@zenaidasworld7574]

Totally agree with your explanation of the curvy trend - times are uncertain, curves bring us closer to being in the womb again, our ur-safe place. Love your analysis, as always!

[@JessieBenson93]

Super interesting! As a designer who focuses on sustainable, long-lasting pieces, do the trends end up influencing your designs? Do you consider them consciously, or do you think they sneak in there anyway? :) Would be interested in a video on your design-idea process starts or where you take inspiration.

[@LucyStokesOceansofNotions]

Wearing colour always boosts my mood. I’m glad I’m on trend now😂

[@olahejzehola]

Love those videos!

[@christinamanucy8037]

My searches are focused on home lighting/light fixtures, which I think is in line with pandemic/working from home that you mentioned.

[@jeannesnodgrass8073]

My wardrobe at this time is a mix of black and saturated jewel tones. This is a change from the cheerful, colorful prints and colors that I wore two years ago.💕

[@lynda.grace.14]

I have long subscribed to the William Morris suggestion to 'Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful. ' I extend that to 'or be comfortable' whether an item is in my home or on my person as well. I like an uncluttered, Zen-like vibe within a classic and timeless style in my home and my wardrobe. Though I find trends and the reasons for them interesting, from experience I know that I will tire of them quickly. That said, it's possible to tweak a stylish but classic/timeless look just enough to keep it fresh and fun without going full on bling or goth or whatever.

[@beeyowarski8710]

This was SO very interesting! The goth and maximal jewelry are the two trends that have interested me the most lately. Probably for the reasons you mentioned, my reality (Covid) and what I want reality to be (happy and sparkly).

[@0deline_fi0n]

Hmm, this could explain my recent obsession for silk camisoles. Also, I live in Canada and I need warm under layers. Silk does the job perfectly, it's like wearing nothing, but warmer !😅

[@humb1089]

Yes I’m soooo attracted to colors!

[@alexandranesterenko]

Thank you!) I like inspiration by wearing and surrounding myself with bright colours. Off topic: I would really love a video about your earrings collection!