revamping our wardrobes for fall (thrift, DIY, upcycyle)

[@audone10]

I would watch a video of a “alter or mend” clothing pile from you guys. It’s like a thrift flip, just less dramatic. Taking clothes that just need a little tweak. Either doing it yourself or showing the before/after of taking it to a tailor.

[@susilangdon196]

I would love this too!

[@She.Follows.The.Sun.]

Becky isn't Rockstar's girlfriend. Becky is Rock star, closer to a groove/funk style. That's basically her style.

[@TheSorryGirls]

Love this

[@anacalderon2141]

I agree with Rachael and Becky....yes you want to look the way whoever looks but when you see in you......the mirror doesn't reflect the idea. It is said the fashion we wear defines us...I do not agree at all!!!.....I've ever worn daily or occasionally the vibe or type of fashion I would like or I see in my head.

[@agustinagabaglioiannuzzi8818]

the jeans with the holes that kelsey made was the most iconic diy everrrr, how is it not here! Love this showw

[@TheSorryGirls]

We totally forgot about them 😅😂❤

[@ButtonGirl22]

As someone who has always found the advice to look at everything in the thrift store extremely overwhelming, I’ve started just scanning the aisles for patterns, colors, or features I like. Also just having a list is so helpful as someone who used to impulse buy a lot when thrift shopping. (Also I am a mid/plus size person so shopping is sometimes hard in general)

[@MartaVelez0108]

Vintage being 90’s and early 2000’s… that one hurt! Early 1980’s baby here! 😂😂😂

[@jemma50]

You can imagine how I feel - I was born in 1950! LOL

[@lovingmayberry307]

​@@jemma50 Yeh, '52 here!

[@llamasugar5478]

Mid-60s baby!

[@ConservativeVeteran]

Yeah....boomer here...I'm mid-century modern...🤣🤣🤣

[@LauraLockwood-jw8zt]

Girl same

[@DetectiveGesicht]

I get the struggle of thrifting/shopping second hand … being a size that’s difficult to fit (apple shaped, no butt, no hips, big belly and shoulders!) actually helped develop my style… I’m a maximalist that loves the edge of street style. So mixing/resewing/up cycling “granny” finds with menswear from the thrift worked for me.

[@7love29]

Ok I love the idea of renting or trading with friends. But quite honestly as a plus size person it’s not usually an option for me. The fashion industry lacks inclusion

[@madssaucexx5250]

I came to say the same, even being what people might call mid size (my weight fluctuates between size 12 to 20 depending on personal crap) and even finding the smaller of those sizes is such a struggle

[@megcreates2.0]

I agree! My daughter is 5’11 and we can’t find anything that doesn’t look like old women AND so much material why do companies think people want a hanging down shirt that adds more to the body! She (my daughter) is friggin beautiful!!! She doesn’t need to hide her body! If we do find stuff it’s 3 x’s as much money 😢 She want to start making her own clothes and I told her I’d see for her. She works full time so if she makes the patterns I can see because I’m fast and have more time ❤😊 This is nothing against @sorrygirls it’s just the industry 😢

[@Koboldmensch]

This mIght be more of a solution for urban spaces, but: why not organize a cloth swapping event gor plus size people? Im sure most plus size people feel similar, so you just have to find each other :)

[@sahbery]

I was about to say the same thing. I love buying second hand and that's always my first route when buying clothes but cute things are rare in my size. the naive attitude of "why would you buy new things" coming from very skinny people kinda enrages me.

[@ginasmitasin479]

@@madssaucexx5250I’m old and I don’t like that old lady crap! Luckily I’ve been sewing for fifty five years (YES, I’m that old) and make quality clothing.

[@katymaloney]

I do have issues shopping for clothes second hand as a plus size person... the choice/options can be brutal. I couldn't thrift everything, I feel lucky when I find anything I like these days that isn't fast fashion or old Penningtons granny clothes... I just tend to shop less and wear things until they literally fall apart. xD

[@marylhere]

When I was a size 4….oh the options. Now a 14….slim pickings.

[@katymaloney]

@@marylhere At least there's still the accessories section eh...! 😋

[@haten4]

Yes, as a plus size beauty it takes so much more time and energy to find those good pieces, especially second hand😭 That is why those cheap online brands are so tempting, but I refuse to buy from them, I would feel way too guilty. But I also won't judge others for buying from them if they need to.

[@katymaloney]

@@haten4 Is it just me, or do plus size gals donate less? I'm thinking because it's already so hard to find anything cute, when we do buy clothes, we tend to keep them longer, or until they fall apart and can't be donated anymore.. You're so right about the cheap online brands though! They tempt you with cute styles for less, but then you get the clothes and they're terrible, definitely not worth encouraging unsustainable and unethical business practices...

[@haten4]

@katymaloney oh, absolutely we wear them to tatters 😂 Plus I'm from Finland and we have way too little options for bigger sizes, and most of them tend to be criminally boring! 🥱 One more too short pastel pink t-shirt with Eiffel tower and "bonjour!" written on it with rhinestones, and I will get violent... 🙄😤

[@peg_e]

In German cities it has become quite normal that people put stuff in front of their house in a box that says “zu verschenken” or “for free”. Since that is the case, I have rarely bought anything and my place and closet is overflowing with amazing clothes and other cool stuff 😂❤ I even have the superpower to find stuff that I or others need. When I find shoes that I like (which is rare), they are in 99% of all times new and my size 😅 Things I found just in time were also a fridge which just stood in front of my house, a bed table that I found right before I was sick in bed for 2 weeks, a French vintage fake fur leopard coat, etc. etc. etc.

[@OceanLover1188]

We do this here in the US too. It's called Curb Finds

[@206REGGAE]

They call it "stooping" here in the Seattle area.

[@icytoe]

I haven't bought from retail since 2009 , the second hand found in thrift/ charity shops are so well made they're still holding up today , I know fast fashion can't even compete in longevity edit : when my gran passed away I kept 90% of her wardrobe items

[@TheSorryGirls]

Wow that’s amazing! 👏🏼👏🏼

[@DeeDeeCatMom]

100% ! When is the last time you saw an angora sweater in retail? Plus it's so much more sustainable :)

[@Artsyanimal]

The paper doll thumbnail is so cute! Bring paper dolls back ❤️

[@TheSorryGirls]

Yesss!!! ❤

[@PerfectPinkiePants]

Side note : Kelseys darker red-ish hair from that "how to thrift" video looked so good!! It's such a beautiful color, especially for fall. Also, it really makes her eyes pop!

[@annagyure4844]

Becky- that icy blue from the winer palate is your COLOR girl! Seeing it up against your skin and hair, it was absolutely stunning on you!

[@savannahhutcheson8909]

You look so balanced with the winter palette! And winters are cool bc they are the only ones with White in their palette! You can still look sooo 70s with a winter palette 🫶🏻 i am a Summer and was sad when I didn’t get Autumn at first but now I feel like so powerful knowing that I look beautiful in my colors and it brings out my natural glow!❤

[@esikazemese]

Well, if you get your color analysis done it is very important to see your hair color, because if you changed it drastically from your natural, it will change what colors are matching you. Becky's colors could be winter, but her hair is not natural anymore, so the palette she likes matches her way more. Also, to anyone who is worried that it's not the colors they like, makeup can change the whole face, so whatever color you like that would wash you out can be fixed with makeup :) That's why this concept is BS - but fun to try.

[@pepermuntkermit]

It is also helpful to know what you already own, there are quite a few apps that help you to catalogue your wardrobe. You can also save outfits so that if it’s one of those “I have nothing to wear” days you can check what you saved previously. Or just take mirror selfies when you feel cute and do not delete later.

[@carolinecampbell7542]

Age 72 here, still figuring it out 😅😅

[@haten4]

I do kinda wish that you guys could try to include more representation for bigger bodies in your videos. I see that you are trying, and I know finding references can be hard, plus that you have smaller bodies and can't really understand the struggle. But I think it would absolutely be on brand for you guys ❤ As an example, the Halloween outfit ideas -video didn't really include much of a practical ideas for people with bigger bodies, and I was kinda sad about it... But I get it, and like I said, I see you are trying, but I would absolutely love to see more of it! ❤

[@mjjjermaine]

+1

[@LindsAndPhoebs]

And thrifting mid- and plus- sized clothing regularly is SO much harder. I admire Kelsey’s dedication but it’s not realistic for everyone

[@haten4]

@LindsAndPhoebs It is hard, but not impossible. I buy pretty much only secondhand. It's not a hard rule for me, more of a necessity since I'm poor, lol. But I am really proud that I am able to do that, even with a bigger body. And I definitely have a style and a "vibe" in how I dress, and people actually compliment me quite often about it. I have struggled with clothes and my body most of my life, and it has taken me a lot of work to find my style and slowly find those pieces that fit and feel good. I really want to encourage people to try it, still! It is really satisfying when you get there! 💖✨️

[@marim0y]

​@@haten4yes! I'm on the larger size (14/16) and most of my closet is secondhand. I think a couple of pairs of shoes are not, and undies/bras/socks... It is possible and my closet is exactly the style I wanted.

[@skylerluv]

I went and looked at the difference in my style on my pinterest board and wow! It's crazy and fun to watch myself become more confident and outgoing through my fashion style!

[@TheSorryGirls]

We evolved 👀❤️

[@shangheists3996]

In case this helps with the mythical kilt search, historically, they're pleated and wrapped bolts of cloth, so if you can find an appropriate fabric in the length and size you need, you can just do it that way!

[@megcreates2.0]

Also, I am 54 newly divorced and trying to figure out my new self😢! I want to change everything about myself! He cheated on me throughout the 37yrs so trying to remember to love myself even though he didn’t

[@Ddrhl]

Have you considered sitting and looking at yourself in a mirror and coming up with what you love about yourself? It could be a great start with deciding whether you even NEED to change anything vs what you'd might like to try changing. You could be pleasantly surprised by just how much you love things about you the way you are.

[@Lorjarca]

You are enough. ❤️

[@rosestormwolf]

I’ve been so looking forward to this episode! Love Sara and her wild style so much

[@sabrinadaniel5165]

Wie cool! Ich liebe sie 🎉❤ Das hätte ich niiiieee vermutet, das ihr mit Sara ein Video dreht! I love it!

[@llamasugar5478]

My housemates and I used to share clothing. A lot. My boyfriend would compliment my outfit, then ask “Is it yours?” Usually, the answer was something like “This top is Gwen’s, this is Kimmy’s skirt, and these are Kelly’s shoes. These are _my_ earrings.”

[@teresaspurgeon1013]

I had my colors done in the early 80s. Gave me the confidence as a 19 yr old to shop and wear what looked good on me, especially as a larger body type. Good clothes are expensive, and I wanted to get something that would last and make me feel good about my appearance! I'm a true winter, white, black, and gem tones. Autumn and spring colors make me look yellow and sickly. Hair color shouldn't play an overwhelming role. It's really about skin undertones. Becky really is an Autumn. The colors shouldn't be tested with the strip pallet that was shown. Large samples in each color group should be held up individually, and it is imperative that natural sunlight is the lighting source. In the end, it is truly what makes you feel good! ❣️

[@aksez2u]

I could have written this exact comment, except I'm a spring! 😊 Having my colors done by the OG Color Me Beautiful helped so many things make sense. Why didn't I look good in black when it was supposed to be everyone's basic? Why did I not like to wear my beautiful burgundy blouse with cool undertones? Why did I feel great in brown and ivory? And I 100% agree about the strips and pinwheels of color. It can be a fun tool, but if you're serious about it, you really need to drape each of those colors fully under your face for the effect.

[@vickytimmerman1365]

In the old days having "your color done" is what we call when a friend said wow that color really brightens your whole face

[@marylhere]

Her makeup application reminds me of Diana Vreeland. It’s an ancient possibly Chinese look. No blending. Bold.

[@kristiperkins]

So fun, Sara is a great reminder to have fun with fashion, I personally can be so serious about it ❤

[@emilydenny5276]

Using a bleach bath to fade shirts! Had a yellow shirt that was far too bright, was able to tone it down to the right shade Going to a cobbler to fix leather shoes, but also bags! I have a bag with a difficult to use clasp so I don't reach ever use it, but this week I'm getting that swapped out for a magnetic closure If your color analysis isn't what you'd hoped, try wearing the colors you like but don't "suit you" on the bottom but keeping neutral or the "correct" colors up top next to your face

[@CK1000ism]

When I buy second hand, I factor in the cost of alterations when deciding if I want to buy it. I don't buy things that require major work (for example, being reconstructed or something that might be two sizes too big) but I almost always have to get sleeves taken up. I wait til I have a few things and go to downtown Los Angeles where the prices are better.

[@TheSorryGirls]

❤

[@thkimana]

Everybody has opion of somebodys outfit, so just wear what you like - please yourself and not anybody else. I like the idea of playing with clothes and having fun 🤩

[@faymarks]

Sara is my biggest fashion inspo, so fun to listen to her talk about fashion 😽😽

[@cheyennealexander346]

I would love to see a video of you taking your clothes to a tailor!! I’ve never seen the experience from start to finish and would love to know what to expect. Especially as a plus size person!!!

[@eveizs]

Omg why did I think Sara was Rachael’s alter ego?? I haven’t heard of her before and I definitely thought it was Rachael dressed up 😂

[@heatherdavis214]

I may have watched the ending affirmations multiple times. Kind of love that! You look good…just as you are now!

[@daysyc.4731]

i remember being like 14 and started to dress retro and by 16, I only thrifted and fallen deeper into 60s/70s style. I’m 20 now and I still wear the clothes i got at 15 !! (my pfp is an outfit I’ve had since then) sustainable fashion has been a huge part in building my confidence too !!!!

[@sakshi_ch]

I did this analysis with the help of ChatGPT as I didn't find anyone who does this in my state. Mainly did this cause I really want to find what kind of whites I can wear(neutrals) as not all whites were looking good on me. So for the past couple of years, I thought it was true autumn even though my clothes colors were kind always fell into the color of Summer or winter (yes my mom shopped for a long time). So when I was away from my home everything I was buying somehow didn't light me up as much as I remembered. Therefore, I started experimenting with color and then later with their different value and not far along I saw that shades of autumn do make me light up but I still look amazing in some of the blue blacks and deep reds. When I analyzed with ChatGPT I found that I fall in “Dark Autumn” someone who falls in autumn but is not truly autumn, like having one feature that leans into winter; for me, it was my deep black hair. So now I can use autumn colors and can combine them with winter’s as well.

[@Chichirinoda]

Plus size beauties in the comments, who are your fashion inspirations? I want to know who to follow

[@Chichirinoda]

in the video I see francescaperks, emma.arletta, freyabroni I also saw dahanadcr and instantly fell in love with her style

[@moda78z]

It’s Sara! I follow her on TikTok! 😍😍😍

[@roxiepoe9586]

When you started, I thought 'not for me'. But, I watched because I'm loyal like that. I really enjoyed it though. P.S. I had my colours done a few years ago and I can't remember what she said....I think it is trauma induced amnesia. :)

[@sld678]

The Color Me Beautiful thing from the 80s is coming back? You gals remind me I am old. 😅 It's fun to watch you all love some of the things I hated in the 70s, 80s and 90s.

[@She.Follows.The.Sun.]

I just thrifted this super cute (lilac?) purple, Guess spaghetti strap top/one piece yesterday! I was drawn to the sheen, color, and upper shape ❤

[@esraaMS1]

Becky, tbh, your wardrobe is my dream! and you look great all the time! I think with makeup on, our skin color becomes warmer and things could change. Also, sorry, but you can do the color analysis using chatgpt. You pick color the four colors of your eye, lightest skin color, darkest skin color and hair color and list them to chatgpt and ask it for a color analysis. I got deep autumn! I'm the happiest since!

[@lisaduncan6923]

I would love to see a before and after of the clothes that need alterations.

[@bonnieworley1159]

Love the convo about finding your color palette!

[@kathleenmcadams7392]

I love Sarah!! Thank you for inviting her on :)

[@Lorjarca]

Thanks for the great tips. Im inspired!

[@thepandadiaries]

digitalizing my closet has been super helpful for me since I'm so forgetful and sometimes taking photos just gets disorganized so putting my clothes all in one place and in a blank slate gives me a better look at the combinations I've worn before and even give me ideas on future outfit combos!! (I used to have Acloset before it became a paid subscription so now I use Indyx)

[@kimsome8334]

Love Sara Campz, please do more collabs!!

[@sharylkriete]

Excellent and fun video! Just the confidence boost I needed!

[@mariaamador2028]

I love the file name being "wildcard don't look" 😂

[@MadAboutBrows]

Learning to layer is so important imo! It adds versatility, esp if you happen to like fashion that's not warm enough for your seasons. And I've been mixing thrifted with new since '01, always a mix of high (Nordy's/BR) and low (fast fashion/thrift). I have sensory issues, am very active and curvy,, and went to Catholic school for 9 years. I like to express myself in a sporty-ish feminine way 😁

[@thyprowess]

Where did you go for the colour analysis? Looking to do the same in Toronto

[@jemma50]

All of the outfits you showed Sarah wearing in the clips are really fun and gorgeous. Even in the Fiona costume she looked so beautiful! ♥ I admire her very much for being herself and dressing to her own tastes and style, I really do. I just wish she had chosen one of her other really cool outfits for this video, because today's outfit, IMHO, was not flattering. I will say no more, because it really is just my personal opinion. Aside from that, I think she is awesome. I love people who dance to the beat of their own drum. ♥♥♥

[@lovingmayberry307]

I couldn't agree more. Having seen what she had to choose from, today's outfit was very disappointing.

[@jemma50]

@@lovingmayberry307 It was the scarf and the makeup for me. And not the scarf itself, just the way she was wearing it. Oh well, to each her own, eh? ♥

[@lorimoss1883]

I kept waiting for the (how not to style) joke to drop. She looks cute in other videos but not here.

[@lorimoss1883]

We'll, just watched more of this video, guess her style just isn't for me.

[@gabrielleapilado3437]

how do you guys start renting out your dresses? I wanna try!

[@hannekevantoor7610]

Can I make a video suggestion 😅? I would love for you to thrift and diy the outfits Sarah selected for you! Would be só fun to see🎉

[@LauraLockwood-jw8zt]

Fun video with good tips! I would also recommend organizing your closet by color if you can. It'll be easier to see if there are gaps in the colors you naturally gravitate towards, and also you might discover you already have waaaaaay too many blue t-shirts and never need to but another one. Speaking from experience. 🙄

[@DawnietotheMax]

16:10 the colors on the write seem to look better on you. They brighten you up.

[@practicallybalanced7749]

no, im the most excited! lol yay!!!

[@cesrelawrence-towner9453]

I live watching Sara's videos.

[@mailindsolvind]

ah love her!!

[@nataliee5236]

Loved this ❤

[@jaybee4118]

“I only shop second hand”. I would, but I live in a very, very rural area of a population with a low population anyway, that’s way out on its own in the Pacific Ocean lol There’s not a lot available second hand, especially interesting stuff that fits my dopamine seeking self. I hand make as much as I can, but I do have to buy new a lot and customise to make it fit my body and personality. I’m from the UK originally, and I still desperately miss city second hand shopping, even rural second hand shopping was a lot easier than here.

[@llamasugar5478]

Color analysis is helpful, but it’s not gospel. For myself, I do look “brighter” in cool colors. But I also noticed that my ash-brown hair, pale blue eyes, and porcelain skin is very low-contrast. I did an experiment where I tried on shirts with bold patterns (navy&white, black&cream, etc), then tried on shirts with more subtle patterns/one color (navy&mid-blue, gray&white, heathered colors). The low-contrast shirts worked much better. I wear whatever I like, but I do gravitate toward the more flattering colors because the overall effect is pleasing.

[@aksez2u]

Becky - I think that color analysis might be WRONG. You can even look at those two pictures side by side and see that your face came ALIVE with those warm colors. Now I know photography can be tricky, so maybe the photos aren't comparable that way, but I would have never pegged you for a winter.

[@SugarlowJo]

Thrift shopping as a plus size person is WAAAAAAAAY more difficult. I try my best but dang, it's rough out there.

[@09nahna]

I love sara 😊😊😊😊

[@megcreates2.0]

It’s so funny listening to your generation talk about shopping second hand cuz growing up in Alaska in the70’s & 80’s that’s all we had pretty much! We didn’t have clothing stores in our town! Once a yr when I was little we would go to Anchorage (our big city 🤭) and do all the clothes shopping for the school yr! When I was a teenager we got a Jay Jacobs and I got a job there, I thought I was so cool 😂😂😂😂😂 I would make so many of my clothes due to not having stuff and shopping to AK was more expensive than the item itself! I taught my kids thrift shopping was cool and we still love thrift shopping! 🛍️ 👚👖🧥👕

[@julietgiuseppe4914]

Racheal we miss project profit when are you starting a new season o it?

[@kitkat7557]

Hmmmm the hunger games is becoming more and more real

[@patworfka143]

So someone give me the counterpoint to my counterpoint but I don’t see the mystique of renting dresses. 1. Sizing is so personal and in my experience sooo weird (my body seems to be made of many shapes that don’t get along) so I need to be someplace where I can try many dresses at once. Rental sites don’t allow for that. 2. So many times the price you pay to rent a dress is so close to the price you could find a new dress for if you find it on sale. So while my non-formal closet is made up of 99% second hand clothing, the formal dresses is so tough for me. What am I missing? The way I rationalize it to myself is that I AM Lizzy McGuire, outfit repeater and am happy to wear that dress for yearssssssss (like still wearing dresses I wore 12 years ago). But I’m open to someone selling me in how to make rental sites work bc I get such anxiety about waste and buying new. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@lindseyharline417]

I love @thesorrygirls! One thing another diy KZbinr @Carolinewinkler says about style and design is that you shouldn’t have to pick 1 type. We’re a combination of lots of different styles!

[@tlhod3409]

I'm so large now I don't even look in the mirror after I get dressed. I just can't. I hope that things look okay and that I'm covered. These are all such great ideas but for many of us there's nothing in thrift stores or consignment stores or resale e-tail sites. My style has become 'clean and covering'.

[@carissamartin3701]

I love Sara!! She's so fun!

[@TheSorryGirls]

We love Sara!! ❤

[@PerfectPinkiePants]

I think color analysis is interesting, but sometimes the theory doesn't always make sense with the reality. Like with Becky - I just can't see those cool toned colors work for her. Her current style and color palette work so well on her that I don't feel like she needs to make any changes.

[@vickytimmerman1365]

Very done

[@leahr.2620]

Someone looks like they are ready for Halloween 🤔

[@danaboehm7220]

How can I find Kelsey’s thrift store video?

[@inevera13]

Omg fave

[@courtneyc314]

34 and i still don't know my personal style lol and i'm sure i have no concept of "fashion" haha

[@kyavner]

I own that chicken bag 😌

[@kaskus7147]

I have that chicken purse!

[@noramk8698]

Personnaly i buy maybe 1 new piece per 2-3 years.. i think... Everyone i know always give me their old clothes. So i receive about 50 to 70 pieces per year... obviously i give most of them to others. But still my wardrobes are exploding 😅 from to many clothes...

[@savannahhutcheson8909]

Dia duit, Anne!!

[@melanierosalez6989]

This guest has a familiar sounding voice. I wonder if I've seen her in videos elsewhere.

[@Steanbean82]

You can absolutely wear whatever you want, however I don’t understand how dressing like a crazed 5 year old is still called fashion.

[@shootemupportraits4008]

🤩

[@nitzeart]

Honestly, color seasonal analysis is BS. And imo a scam and a waste of money. It’s always based on what’s “flattering” which is a very outdated thing. They also never do your “analysis” in different Lighting and like color is sooooo relative to other colors and light conditions. There is of course artist color theory, so yeah it’s always good to know about contrast, color temperature, saturation, etc., that can be helpful to understand what colors suit you or how to use color in outfits, but color seasons are just very reductive and honestly problematic. But you don’t need for color in clothes to dictate your life. It’s so fun to play with color in clothes.

[@Aigra]

Someone once mentioned to me that, if you need an "expert" to figure out what colors look good on you the wast majority of people wouldn't even notice because they are not experts with some bogus certificate. I think that's a valid point because if a color really looks terrible on your, you yourself will absolutely notice and so will other people. Also, all these people can do is look at a color in relation to your face, so whatever the outcome is, it doesn't apply to your whole wardrobe. Only tops and outerwear (when closed) and maybe scarves ...

[@Authentic1313]

The girl who obsessed with green color is literally my dream girl

[@ninetiles]

Could we drop the cigarette stanning? It’s so nasty 😢

[@kitkat7557]

Hi

[@MsLizChatham]

Enough with the pointless granny scarf

[@janetjedrzejczyk1903]

🤍

[@lovingmayberry307]

Sara showed some really cute outfits in her fashion show clip. In light of that, what she chose to wear today was disappointing imo.

[@ima40schic]

thought you were showing halloween costumes and then realized this person actually looks like this. haha no thanks..........

[@debra2415db]

Zzzzzz

[@hollyhasegawa4240]

I always love all of your videos, but that lady and her black lips was not my favorite to see, she would be prettier with a lighter color like a pink or red because of the pictures she showed of her dressing in costumes with a better lip color. You all are such impressive ladies, sending love and hugs, bye!! 🥰😍💖🤍💕💜💜💜💜

[@starshine311]

Sorry NAWT Sorry 🧿

[@AussieMummySince07]

I am genuinely so bored of these incessant “from the workshop floor” videos. This channel originally caught my attention for all the interesting DIY projects and home makeover type content. Those now very feel few and far between (YES, they’re still included but you can not deny that the workshop floor content is much more prevalent and overbearing!), and it’s just all these lengthy, chatty floor videos one after the other. And for all the “just scroll past” commenters sure to follow… As a subscriber of this particular YT channel, I think it’s important for them to understand what their audience subscribed for and what keeps them interested and tuned in week after week. We as viewers are their bread and butter, after all.

[@jessicamoore6022]

I have also been subscribed for years and years, and I like the from the workshop floor content. I agree, I miss some of the DIY projects, but it's also nice to see their channel evolve over time 😊

[@lir9875]

Uh, nope