The Best Trends of 2023 Womenswear // Tomboy Aesthetic, Accessories, and more

[@abadira]

The "Tomboyification of womanswear" has been a godsend for my wardrobe. I've been soooo comfy 😅

[@contraband_queen68]

I love being a 2000's tomboy who never left that aesthetic just added on to it!! Also the belts are fireeeee, studded or woven, statement buckle, I love it allll bby!!✨️

[@wayawuffin]

i love a little old people ensemble! my mom calls them my pilgrim outfits (💀), but i feel like the girlies who really see me, See Me

[@abbylynn27]

This is one of my favorite videos that you've made, and I've been here for 5+ years. It's amazing to hear a lot of the things that I've been seeing and thinking about articulated so clearly and in a way that finally comes together and clicks. You are such a unique and fresh voice in the fashion and influencer space and I hope more people tune in to see what they've been missing. As always, thank you Jade.

[@madeyoulooks]

Wow, thank you!

[@ks0186]

Today I went for an excursion in art gallery and one of the grandpas had earily similar sweater to mine. We both looked cute and comfy so old ppls accessories are great!

[@chaton20]

I always loved the tomboy look! I’d even go as far as to say that women look better in suits than men 😇

[@joelleeverett408]

Hey Jade! I literally love this video I think your commentary is so thoughtful and insightful. One counter point I may add to the JT conversation is that I think the shoot/campaign was actually quite feminine(i.e. the colors, blowing hair, flattering makeup). I think to your point on the scrutinization of darker skin women, I think she received a lot of backlash because she's inherently masculinized for her complexion. I think if it was a lighter skin or white woman in the campaign the question of femininity would not even be brought up. Totally love your points on this. big fan! keep going.

[@madeyoulooks]

THANK YOU for saying that, bc it's true. it was actually pretty feminine and i agree with you on if this was a lighter skinned woman.

[@Lisa_Flowers]

I'm trying to bring more whimsy and play and fun into my clothing so I really appreciate what you said in the old people section lol. Life is too hard for me to not have fun with the way I dress. I refuse to take this shit too seriously.

[@crisantema5672]

Would love to see a most worn clothing of 2023!

[@madeyoulooks]

OOP! i'd love to make that

[@travelingswede5774]

The way you frame trends and how you talk about fashion makes your videos so interesting to watch! Thank you !

[@zaink.7243]

i can't believe i'm only just now getting in to your videos. you're so smart & willing to talk about things other fashion ppl (idk what else to call them lol) aren't willing to talk about - or are afraid/too cowardly to talk about. you're amazing! (& talented & gorgeous. congrats. you're doing a great job)

[@Kumarcentral]

Another great vid! I love “…how can we talk about fashion through the lens of identity…” at 15:50. That is also my ethos and so I know when I’m lost in life when I’m lost in my fashion. It is the main mechanism through which I communicate with the outside world. I agree with all your points and I’ve been struggling to explain to my friends why I purposely thrift “ugly” things now! It’s a challenge and the chance to create something new (to me at least). Thank you for making this! ❤😊

[@icemeoutlikeelsa]

Love women wearing skirts in a tomboy way, like even over baggy pants looks so cute.

[@duruleblebicioglu]

with your videos we get fashion and history and culture. I have been here since 2018 and you always deliver. Thank you Jade

[@gratefulskull]

I adore you and your perspective, you put what I’ve think/feel into perfect words, it’s so refreshing!!!

[@aryapage3910]

Love to see you talk about fashion this way and I absolutely love it when different people take different pieces and make them their own; to me that's art. I'm glad to see individuality in style being embraced more and most importantly to see women dress for themselves. You've described it perfectly in this video. My personal style relates to my identity and what I feel is empowering to me - or rather it makes me feel more like myself and that definitely looks different for everyone.

[@LEXANNEPIANO]

6:17 this is exactly how I felt when I noticed womenswear started becoming more tomboy. I feel more comfortable dressing masc and I’m glad it’s more acceptable nowadays.

[@lauraleadrummond]

So glad I found your channel! It was recommended by Carrie Dayton. 🤓

[@laurelconde2260]

yooo “vibe dressing” is definitely it.

[@brickchains1]

abandon trends, obliterate tradition, ignore corporate governance. embrace the material

[@Meanermina]

Banging video, Jade. Tis very refreshing for women to be able to switch up their looks across styles and moods without care of anyone's judgement or criticism. You are eloquent with it. Keep on shining 🌠

[@laureenagyemang5424]

I loved this review!!! So enjoyable and educational. I wonder what trends didn’t make it in ‘23

[@sonyav3]

I love these videos 😌 thank you for saying what needed to be said.

[@PlantwithNik]

Omg I love your channel so much, I hope you never leave 😢I know that’s random but many of my faves have left the platform.

[@Jerry_attrick]

Watched this while getting dressed and this video along w/ your other vids really helped me get out of my head with fashion. Like im kind of giving Berries and Cream core with my outfit today but its also giving and says something about my style which is whats most important to me

[@medorakea7327]

loved this!! as a genderqueer autistic living rurally (& just beginning to figure out my style but i have literally no money), i would love to hear more about the clothes & identity topic. i’ve been scared / hesitant / reluctant to wear what i want to wear out in public bc i have boobs and a beard and want to emphasize those but i don’t want to get beat up.

[@madeyoulooks]

def think about safety, and i think that's something some of us have to think about more than others. but maybe there are small ways to dress authentically, such as wearing certain jewelry, colors, or culturally significant pieces.

[@anticapitalisthomedesign]

i’ve been wearing rings & fun colors & patterns, plus i’ve been focusing on the high quality thrifted pieces that i already have. thanks ✨

[@dkalisd]

Some days I enjoy dressing very tomboyish and some days I dress very fem. I love that the anti-male gaze trend "normalize" the multifaceted women fashion style for non-LGBTQ women. Women can wear whatever we want. We don't need to dress "flattering" or to attract people. We can simply enjoy fashion just to please ourselves in our own way.

[@jeweledcookies9680]

This inspired me to wear an outfit I tried the other day that I liked but the fit wasn’t my fav. But I think I didn’t like the fit for reasons that aren’t actually important. I still like the outfit so I’m guna wear it outside ❤

[@madeyoulooks]

work!!

[@BluePatriotWinner]

Learning a lot from your channel. Found your personal size info in the notes helpful but as a 5 foot tall female, it would help for comparison purposes to know what is your height?

[@marycopper4463]

where's the denim jacket you're wearing from, its so dope. huge respect for your work (upd: lmfao just heard the part about not looking at pieces individually, the jacket still do be fire tho)

[@madeyoulooks]

Levi's x Reece Cooper!

[@ohlookitsme-mk1js]

Came here for the fashion, stayed for the patriarchy rant hehe

[@madeyoulooks]

i just had to get it off my chest lol

[@LeOhio817]

Street wear is my jam. I would rock it every wear if it were acceptable. Funky, comfy and easily accessible and adaptable.

[@estherngulu]

where you mentioned how you shop by "fit" is so real because if it doesn't fall the way i'd want it to, there's no point of getting it/incorporating it into my wardrobe🧍🏾‍♂️ being able to dress based on nothing else but wanting to look good and feel comfy with what you're wearing is always one of my goals as i'll just be able to go about my day with no worry as i know i LEWK GOOD🫵🏾🤍