The right coat for your body type | Winter fashion | Justine Leconte

[@nadinel5635]

What I love most about these advice videos is that you speak very considerate of every body type. Every type is valued equally so that no woman has to feel ashamed or self-conscious.

[@sophbraith]

Justine, I think you might have revolutionised the way I choose my clothes! I've stopped just buying trendy high street clothing and started thinking carefully about the quality of the garments and what will last for years in my wardrobe.

[@DaniHMcV]

Love that you mentioned "Canadian winters" :) Yes they are cold, but honestly, our winters are a runway of cute and gorgeous winter gear. Most people might think "winter, blah" but if you love fashion, it is a forgotten season. The hats, scarves, coats, boots....the combinations are endless and just changing your scarf can make your outfit look fresh and new. I love Winter for the clothes, not to mention the break from our typically very hot and humid summers (where I live anyways) :)

[@Wingedshadowwolf]

DaniH I agree. My good winter coat is blah, but a cute scarf makes it more presentable!

[@hersharele8507]

can you recommend me some places to get winter accessories? I have a great winter coat but my hat and gloves are just so very bla. I am looking to spruce up my winter wardrobe. I live in Canada as well. ☺️

[@laurenhazlett6327]

Wingedshadowwolf Winter "fashion" is my absolute favorite!!

[@Wingedshadowwolf]

I bought yarn and made a scarf. Scarves are super easy to knit, so they make a great first project and there is a vast range of yarns available! I found a nice fluffy micro fleece yarn with attached pom poms. I was by Bernat and I think it's been discontinued, I found some on eBay. I can't remember what it was called.

[@lottalarsson4121]

+DIchMcV I agree. This last few years swedish designers are really starting to embrace this. Like wool as base fabric like in our foremothers. They have mixed wool with modern materials so you can wash it in 40 degrees C. We can buy jumpers, skirts, socks, pantyhoses and leggings. Also this winter it seemed every brand had elongated sweaters to wear like tunics and dresses. The coats are using materials that can handle the moisture as well. I have never been so warm wearing so little in winter. No need for the outdoors sports wear at all.

[@denisescull4227]

Justine, the way that you give advice and explain your reasons is clear and to the point. It also makes me think "Of course! Why didn't I think of that!" It always makes sense to me. Also, the pencil drawings that you provided on some of the suggested types were an especially nice touch, the white pencil was a nice contrast to the gray background. They added a whimsical touch and I like them very much. Thank you for another informative video

[@justineleconte]

+Denise Scull thank you!!

[@everyonegodie]

I think I'm a pear shape and have always found coats like the first one you recommend for rectangles shapes to be most flattering. Things like motorcycle jackets just make me look blocky all over, but the longer jackets can accentuate my waist and flare over my hips. Plus they keep a bit of my legs warmer too.

[@jazelmarie]

Please make a video on layering clothes for winter according to body type. Thanks Justine!

[@AnaRocio2001]

Jazel Marie yes please

[@karenmeenan5998]

I would be interested in a video about which types of boots to wear with different types of coats, dresses, skirts and pants. I struggle with how to wear boots, and what to wear them with. Thanks!

[@EmpressOfDynaPurple]

To be honest it took me more than a year to find a winter coat at all that keeps me warm in our alpine winters and on X-mas markets. So I don't care at all about belts or shapes. I could even wear a duvet with hardly any difference...It's an over-oversized (normally I wear M, but this is XS and I fit 3 times into it) egg-shaped thick and long coat with a hood and it makes me look like a ton with tiny feet. I will balance that with moonboots. -So if you see a walking pad on the street, this might be me.

[@therebex23]

I find most coats are made to be so shapeless that it doesn't matter the body type, but rather the length of the "body" and the sleeve of the coat. Height matters most when choosing a coat as you want to make sure it isn't an awkward length. Waist drawstrings/belts are basically a must as they can be used to create a waist when necessary but are flattering on all figures so long as the coat is the correct length.

[@julijakeit]

I think it is just a trend, not only coats but blouses are very loosely cut in many fast brand shops. If you know what suits you and you have your style, you can always opt for specialized shops or those that offer different lines.

[@phantomkate6]

Here in Canada, especially colder cities like Montréal, you had better not buy a figure-flattering coat because that means it's not thick enough to keep you warm! You will see girls in cute little thin coats freezing themselves in line outside bars on Saturday nights! 😂

[@Wingedshadowwolf]

I know. I love my warm rugged work coat! It looks horrible for going out in though.

[@allisathompson]

I avoid coats with a belt/cinched waist because they make me look bulky. Instead, I scour the racks for a coat that has a natural curve at the waist. I am short, but I have long legs compared to my torso. Also, I have curves at the breast, buttocks, and hips; a smaller waist; and very wide shoulders. Finding a coat that fits everywhere is a nightmare.

[@ssjtrunkxx]

As a pear shape, I like to keep my bum warm so I like going for coats that stop about a hand space before my knee. Being tall I find that it looks very flattering on me. I love coats and I got so many in different styles, materials, shapes and thickness. My biker jacket is my go to jacket for the not so cold weather. Love this video. Many notes taken! Xoxo

[@anagcbr8636]

Is a pleasure to hear you speaking... not high pitched, no saying “like” every other word... simply classy

[@sylvievicenza179]

You are wearing a beautiful sweater.

[@BonsaiKittenLady]

It's fantastic, need to know where I can buy one.

[@ravnesjel5305]

Yes but no need for pulling up the sleeves.

[@ika7994]

Hey, I wanted to thank you for the lovely videos! They are always very helpful, fun and informative. It's really nice to see someone still appreciate classical fashion. Love from Serbia :)

[@wenqingmeng1594]

I’m gonna spend my winter here in russia this year so it’s really about survival not beauty now haha

[@Alzerri]

Wenqing Meng, it depends on where in Russia you are, but in Moscow it hasn't been that cold lately. Anyway, as a native I would recommend either a fur coat or, if you don't wear fur for whatever reason, a long down jacket with a fur-trimmed hood (faux fur if fine in this case, as it's to keep your face from wind and falling snow). I usually also wear a knitted hat with a thinner scarf, but that's a personal preference. I'd also recommend some woven lined gloves, as knitted aren't as good in windy weather and leather are just stiff and cold. As for real fur, if you are ok with it and can afford it, it's very good for a colder Russian winter, as it keeps you warm even when you have thinner clothes underneath but at the same time you aren't hot and sweating. It's just a nice warm and fuzzy cocoon that makes harsh weather bearable. I usually start reaching for my furs at around -27-30 C (-25 F I guess), I think anything warmer doesn't require furs. Sorry for the unasked for advice, couldn't help myself 😊.

[@Tina06019]

Wenqing Meng In Russia, in Canada, in Northern New York, I always preferred a belted coat. Even in less extreme climates, belting your coat will extend the comfort zone down about 5 to 8 degrees F.

[@candebosch9529]

+Александра Воробьева Wow, great advice! I didn't know that, will definitely take it into consideration if I'm traveling somewhere that cold :)

[@croitoriafaraformule]

Fur, fur and fur!

[@Alzerri]

Cande Bosch glad you found it useful. As Tina said above, you'd also want something belted (I've just realized all of my winter coats have belts) and long, a knee-length is perfect. You can pay some attention to the sleeves too, they should have an elastic band of some sort, on a fur coat its harder to pull of, but some do have a draw-string type of a cuff, helps in windy weather as it tends to blow up your arms ignoring the gloves.

[@blondesided3498]

When I moved to Oregon from California, I needed a warm (and waterproof) coat for the first time in my life. I was so against getting a puffy coat like the ones made popular by the North Face. I found my solution- I'm a true hourglass and very busty. I found a puffy jacket that is longer, it hits right above the knees and flairs out from the waist. So it emphasizes my waist and the volume on the bottom balances my chest. Of course I love a tailored coat- single breasted of course- but I needed a waterproof coat for our outdoor lifestyle here. Just a tip for my fellow hourglass ladies- this style of puffer coat is flattering and keeps you warm and dry 👌🏼

[@justineleconte]

+Jenni Lepp thanks for the tip 👍

[@hersharele8507]

thanks for the great tip. 👍 I hate those puffer jackets, especially the ones that end just above my hips. they just make me look very bulky and I am not heavy in any stretch of the imagination.

[@blondesided3498]

Hersha Rele- yes same here. I am a standard size- a 6 or 8- but I felt that the puffer jackets made me look huge. I found two I like- one from Columbia and one from The North Face. I chose black and charcoal grey to look smaller and really paid attention to the silhouette: coats that come to the knee and have the bottom flare 👌🏼

[@TheChristinelarocque]

Love that you mention "Canadian Winters" and it depends on what part of Canada that you live. Cities Like Vancouver, Toronto and Halifax have a milder winter than say Quebec, New Brunswick, BC and Alberta. We are fortunate enough to have some great Canadian Winter coat designers that are specific to our winters and are also fashionable. Like Canada Goose, Quartz Co. and Arc-Teryx..all Canadian made and sourced down and Coyote/Raccoon Fur (for Canada Goose and Quartz) I have both a Quartz and a Canada Goose.

[@tristandevereaux4867]

Loved the video! My favorite coat right now is a very long fish tail parka. It makes me look like a long column! It has drawstrings at the hem and waist to create new shapes which is great. It totally changes the silhouette so it's like 3 different coats! I love the versatility. I also feel like these features makes this coat work for multiple body types now! Being able to draw in the waist or hem or both (or neither) is such a great feature!

[@silviaintokyo8304]

Great video, Justine! As a petit lady myself I can highly recommend to bring your coat to a tailor and invest a few extra bucks to shorten the sleeves. It is not super expensive, but makes a huge difference in my opinion.

[@gorejs8396]

Merci, Justine! Solid, very helpful advice on winter coats. Even in Los Angeles, where winters are mild, finding the right coat makes a huge difference. You can “class up” up even the most casual outfit by tossing a good coat over it.

[@HopeHendershot-Moskal]

I'm a pear shape and I found that pea coats look really great on me. The wide lapels pull the eye upwards and away from my hips. I have 3 pea coats (2 end below my hip and 1 ends at my knees) and I get compliments all the time. I'll probably wear pea coats for the rest of my life.

[@raptimitra2672]

Thank you for letting me know so much about the kinds of coats or jackets to go with different body types. Again a small request..please share some inputs regarding what is a jacket or coat or blazer etc.it really helps me to be specific when i go for shopping. Honestly being specific with items as to what i need and not what i want while shopping has become a habit. Thank you

[@vibhab191]

December is my favourite month! Because it's Cold, Full of Christmas spirit and it's also my birth month! Scent of hot chocolate, sweater that my mother knitted for me...its just beautiful ❤️ I wish Justine fam a very happy winter 😊😘😘

[@mrsglobus9737]

Vibha B I totally understand you. It's also my favorite season and as well my birth month 😆

[@blondesided3498]

Happy winter to you as well! It's my birthday month too! Have a great birthday 🎉

[@EmmaSun]

same here! and i looovveee wearing coats!

[@xocolatier]

Same here. :)

[@Ergalitious]

Vibha B I love december too becuase its Christmas time. This year I will be presenting my designes on christmas fair for the first time, so I am very exited. I design stone bracelets

[@pratikshagupta3719]

Your nail polish stole my heart Justine !!!!

[@saraa7117]

i surely did stop buying everything i like for once and paid attention why most of my clothes dont fit me after i buy them. the truth is when u try in the shop; if u like it, its more likely that u buy it so u wont regret looking back at it. but if you know how they fit and how they most fit, u wont get fooled easily. thank u so much Justin for every lesson u teach, they are money saving.

[@deltaflute03]

I live in Arizona. Our seasons are Spring, Summer, More Summer, and Fall. But your coat ideas translate well with thinner jackets. So instead of fur I can look for neckline embellishments or interesting collars.

[@MaryKellyMulligan]

went coat winter coat shopping with a girlfriend last week; she didn’t find what she was looking for. Will be sending her this video! You’re the best, Justine!

[@glennharty]

I am one of perhaps many who have requested this overview, thank you Justine. Now I feel that I am able to choose a winter coat that will suit me best....even though I like all coat styles, not all are suited to my figure! I always look forward to your presentations. Well done!

[@eocs5285]

Coats! But it’s summer temperature now in Australia. And even if it still get cold sometimes in Melbourne I’ve kept all my coats already and just take the cold weather as it is. 😂 I’ll bookmark this for next season. 😉

[@eocs5285]

And by the way great sketches!

[@justineleconte]

+Eunice Ocson Hmmm... Yes... One person's winter is someone else's summer 😅

[@verovero8495]

Here in Chile we're having summer temperatures as well! Bookmark it is. Great video!

[@fatemesadattabatabaei3429]

Since I was a child and I found about this fact, I always wanted to come to Australia when the weather is too cold or too hot:) Wouldn't it be great if we could immigrate like birds to the suitable weather??

[@xDeydeyxtartelette]

Thank you for the tips, and also thank you for showing proper winter outerwear! As a Canadian, half of the outerwear videos on KZbin would work only for fall here.

[@starrybluewaves]

It would be super cool if you would consider posting pictures of coats that people are wearing for each body type and not just a sketch. What do you think? I am so happy I watched this video as I just got rid of a coat and now I'm happy b/c it was the wrong kind of coat for my body type. I learn so much by watching your channel. It's one of my favorites. :)

[@melenatorr]

Thank you for this advice. I will bypass one bit of it: I'm five feet tall, so should, presumably, go for shorter coats. However, I get cold easily, and like a longer coat to help keep my legs warm. My winter coats all come below the knee, otherwise I cry all the way to work.

[@tinahuffman2788]

So sad the lag time yesterday was agregious. I did get to see your intro, three points, and some discussion on the topic. Seeing those women making cloth from scratch was amazing. In America, we celebrate our heitage and have many places that can be visited where some loom showing times gone by. Hard to believe this is an everyday practice that provides a living for some. I so wish to see the entire presentation.

[@justineleconte]

+Tina Huffman trying to get the footage from the talk, fix the sound and re-upload it... Hopefully you'll get that soon!

[@cheyennesutton2055]

Justine, I love the sweater and scarf that you are wearing! I would love to find something similar in a jewel tone--ruby, sapphire, emerald, or royal purple. It looks great on you, too.

[@rmdebora]

I walk around in winter like kenny from South Park and don't care...😂😂😂

[@justineleconte]

+rmdebora hehehe 😊

[@giulianab3359]

Hello Justine, how are you? I absolutely love your videos. They are so informative and I’ve learned so much. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge for free with us ! I’ve got a question, more of a challenge for you really. I’m a petite girl (1.52m), curvy ((12/14 UK size) and top heavy. You can imagine the nightmare that it’s for me to buy clothes. Honestly, it makes me feel so sad and low every time I attempt to buy clothes, particularly in the winter because hardly anything fits me. What tips would you give me when buying clothes and coats and if you could suggest me some brands where I can actually try on here in the UK that would be awesome! Have a wonderful day :)

[@yvette5181]

Which fabrics are good for winter wear? Wool is, of course, but I'm allergic to wool. What else is good for regular and outer wear in winter?

[@lillythai7939]

Perfect timing! Winter clothing is on sale in Australia 😁😊

[@justineleconte]

+Lilly Thai hehehe Southern hemisphere advantage 👌

[@rocioferreyrasoule777]

Can I suggest you make a video on how to dress for tall girls? It's a topic you always mention but never cover in detail & I would appreciate it sooo much! I'm 1,74m tall & lately I've been struggling to find clothes I feel comfortable with. I used to be a bit overweight, very pear-shaped, no problem. Now I work out so my body changed, my back is broader & my hips smaller so I'm closer to an hourglass. I have a more balanced body now but I cannot find shirts/tops that fit me in a way that flatters my figure without being too tight or too loose that I look even bigger than I am. Thanks for your good work!

[@katherinethurmeier5240]

Justine I love your channel so much! Your advice & tips are extremely helpful and sensible. I constantly have discussions with my friends on dressing for not only your shape but our age. I am 62 yrs living on the prairie in Canada in a not-so - cosmopolitan city...however still want to look fashion forward and like I haven’t given up😉 I so look forward to your videos 2x week All the best Katherine

[@SocialBurrito3]

I realize this is an older video, but where did you buy that beautiful sweater? It looks wonderful on you.

[@nicoc1234]

Justine i love the fashion advice you give there are so many tips and tricks and it’s all more than constructive. I’ve cleared my closet and have decided to capsule. I’ve eliminated most garments i don’t wear or are worn or low quality. I sport black a lot so i kept my cheap basic black shirts until i Can sub them with higher quality and work my way into ethical everlasting clothing. Step by step due to budget ;). I humbly request you make some more videos geared towards men’s fashion/ capsule & body. I have nothing but praise for your channel, you are very considerate of all factors and have impeccable attention to detail that no male KZbinr has matched. Even recommendations on who to watch could help. Thanks for all of your hard work and generosity. Nico

[@marcelacelani3863]

I love you Justine! thanks again! i really enjoy when you talk about hourglass in two ways, because sometimes we don't want that sexy look, just some discret and neutral look to go to work! happy holidays!

[@moonie7163]

I have a BEAUTIFUL straight coat that my grandmother gifted me (it was hers, but it looked better on me so...) that, because of how thick it is, when I belt it the bottom becomes like a bell and really shows off my hourglass shape. I can not live without it.

[@sigrid129]

I’m a v shape 187 cm tall and thin. Sometimes I try to balance by adding volume at the hips, with pocket, but I also like to wear an ankle length coat with a military look, it makes me feel strong powerful and fearless. Normally I wear flats but in my military coat I go all in and wear high heels. I’m normally very shy and like to dress anonymous, but in this coat nobody can avoid seeing me, and nothing can harm me. As I’m writing this I realise that I need to change my entire wardrobe from beige and black to clothes that makes me feel like this all the time. Thank you Justine for teaching me that it’s how my clothes makes me feel that matters, badly made clothes makes me feel badly put together

[@kittygrowl839]

it's awesome you gave advice for tall people specifically! I'm on the look out for a winter coat. I'm 5'11" and it's only recently that I realized over sized stuff looks good on me lol now you confirmed it!

[@ginettegingras7081]

Oh! I looove the color you are wearing...it looks fabulous on you! Thank you for the great tips, as always!

[@meganmulcahy7831]

I love these videos dressing for your body type and I LOVE that you included tall as a "type" as well. I am 6'1" and in need of a new winter coat I find winter coat shopping to be a pain and I think this will help me out a lot. Thanks!

[@justineleconte]

+Megan Mulcahy you are welcome 😉😊

[@liliya.k]

Justine, I have just found you recently and I can't stop watching your videos! :)))) They are so informative and really worth watching! :) So great, that you have this more of a European aesthetics, which is closer to us here. Love and kisses from Bulgaria! :))

[@justineleconte]

+Lilia K. Best wishes to Bulgaria! 🤗

[@Mrunmayidawre]

Hi Justine! Loved the video and loooooved your lip colour! Every lip colour that you use looks sensational! Please share the link of your TED talk!

[@AbbyCalender]

Justine! I know you've made videos on accessories before, but I'd love to see a video on most flattering styles/shapes of hats for different face shapes ❤️

[@emmasmith7745]

Justine, your videos are great, and I love that you don't assume everyone wants to have an hourglass shape!

[@dianaschmitt8854]

Justine you are such a treasure. Thanks for discussing body types in your videos. Love all all your videos.

[@saltwaterpurl]

I love your channel. You are very talented and are a lovely person. I have learned a lot of little things about clothing, fabric, French clothing, etc. from you. Thank you for sharing so much with us! Two things: what do you consider to be the difference between hourglass and curvy? This seems to have changed over time where clothes labeled “curvy” used to be more for a waist substantially smaller than bust/hip, but now I find clothes with this often have a huge waistline, almost like maternity clothes. It’s very frustrating in terms of finding clothes but I think it is part of the body positive movement to make a larger waistline sound more attractive, so it is kind. Second: I genuinely appreciate your notes on proportion for petite figures. Hourglass petite is especially challenging. I also live in a very cold climate, and the idea of a short coat isn’t practical. Remember petites are smaller and we will get cold faster! I would say a smooth outside line (avoid giant quilting on the outside) and beautiful shapes is important. Also diagonal closures are somehow very flattering. Large boots with slim/skinny pants and hats with giant Pom poms can allow you to play with proportion and get a lovely look is hard to attain for average and larger size women to attain. Analyzing Asian fashion is helpful for ideas, but only a small fraction of those looks will be great on a curvy figure. Asian models tend to have a very slim, straight, flat line to their bodies, and they can do a lot of super cool things with draping that won’t look as flattering on other body types.

[@v.kelsey5960]

Your videos have been so helpful, Justine; thanks as always for your time! ❣ Could you please advise on accessorizing winter looks? As in gloves, hats, and other elements to stay warm but cute? 🙂 I'll be in NYC for New Years and I'd like to know how to transition well from the cold outdoors to dressy indoor events. Hope to hear from you, please and thank you. 🙂 -V.Kelsey

[@dorothyloose1500]

Interesting info, thank you - I just want to tell you that I loved the sweater you have on - it looks very nice on you and I love the wonderful cable details as well as the unique neckline.

[@CarissaBelair]

Such great advice! I’m in Canada and just got the warmest, puffy, faux fur lined hooded jacket I could find. I’m hourglass, although my shoulders are somewhat narrow, with a curvy silhouette. The jacket hits at the widest part of my hips and really makes me feel like the waist puffs up and makes me look bigger. Time to go shopping for a longer coat! I’ve always loved them but just thought I should avoid them because my hips are so much wider. Thank you!

[@Sweeeeeeeddd]

Hi Justine. This video is very actual and full of hiden tips. Thank you and looking forward for next video. Really liked how you removed the backround from "example" pictures. :)

[@justineleconte]

+Sweeeeeeeddd 😘🌞

[@fatemesadattabatabaei3429]

Perfect timing and incredible advices! Here in Iran is still warm :(, and I miss my winter clothes and snow. Hope to see cold and freezing weather soon...

[@DaniHMcV]

fateme sadat Tabatabaei You have freezing weather in Iran? Is the whole country like that or just cities/towns at higher elevations? That's really interesting. I never would have guessed :)

[@fatemesadattabatabaei3429]

+ِDaniH We have many different weather in Iran, I personally live in Isfahan, which has a really lovely 4 seasons and a beautiful river, you can see the pictures of Isfahan on google and also if you're interested to know about Iran in general, you can see this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKK6eaxsd5V0eqM But in general in the west side of Iran which has cities at higher elevations, we have freezing and cold weather most of the year, my brother is a student there and always feels cold except summer that is so lovely there. But in East we have laaaarge desert with some town in it and really interesting culture;). To sum up we have a lovely country and bad government's strategies :). Sorry that my massage is long, hope to be interesting for you!

[@starbright9507]

This is so helpful - and I love, love, love your jumper!

[@justalittleguy1000]

WINTER IS COMING

[@justineleconte]

+Say What Again #GoT 😉

[@oneworld24]

Say What Again it’s already here where I live 😭

[@Ergalitious]

Say What Again it already came to Poland

[@raraavis7782]

I'm so glad long coats are recommended for my body type....I would never wear anything shorter than knee length in winter! And boots...boots with thck socks make such a difference..

[@tinalin5994]

Hi Justine, any good tips to layer winter outfits without looking bulky?

[@VickyLynn3]

Yes cozy and comfortable are two important things especially in winter so I can bundle up and walk. Please, can you let us know where we can purchase the sweater you are wearing? I love it!

[@happytrails699]

At 57, I have finally figured out what style coat looks best on my tall boyish straight figure. I wish I would have had this video when I was twenty, lol. Thank you.

[@redpoppy7230]

Great tips as usual Justine n love love your jumper! Take care.

[@christinaroseman9926]

Ohhhh...that sweater you are wearing is perfection.

[@MissEeyore89]

I am still interested in what type of body I have...I always have this feeling that I don't belong to any of these categories...but I have this feeling in every "test", such as seasonal color etc. So I keep telling myself I am really original 😁 You are great Justine, love your videos 😉

[@Misbehave11]

I love your sweater!!!!! Please tell me where I can get one 😍🙋🏻

[@eline7207]

first of all I love you videos! I was wondering if you are going to do an eye shape video and maybe some tips for make up or something? I always have a hard time knowing what looks best on my eyes.

[@queenaleksa]

I love watching your videos! They are so informative, entertaining...and relaxing!

[@catherineguzman2813]

Thank you for including petite here:) I love your videos and I have learned so much!

[@yitang9486]

Justine I would love if you go shopping with me!! It's so wonderful knowing what body type suits what :) I finally feel more fashion savvy because of your videos!!

[@danabryant92]

I'm glad I saw this video I'll have to make a winter coat this year now I feel more confident in my pattern choice!

[@ammalyrical5646]

I have a beautiful black coat, just over the knee with fleece lining and embroidered roses. It also has faux fur around the hood and cuffs and a corset like back. I get compliments aboat it sometimes, but according to this thingy it wouldn't really fit my pear shaped body. How come? I am not throwing it out until it's worn down, haha. It's warm and cosey and I love that it has an almost fairytale vibe to it. So unique it doesn't blend in ever, but still sophisticated.

[@hbedell080]

Can you possibly do a video on what coats or outfits you should not wear based on body type? Maybe it doesn't matter, but I have noticed I look horrible in anything longer in front and shorter in back (if it's enough of a difference to notice). I'm a rectangle and extremely thin and petite (5'3" on a good day, but I do wear heels often). This video was super.

[@hbedell080]

Sorry, I know you mentioned some things here but it seems like there could be more to it and I was hoping for full length. I'll look to see if you have one and watch that in case I just missed it (entirely possible because I'm new to your wonderful channel - I love European style and mixing things up a bit; my wardrobe is solid colors, neutral for the most part and easy to work with but it's fun to add some flare with scarves, coats, and other accessories).

[@chambanachik1]

Could you do a video on leather jackets? I have a moto type faux leather coat (actually 2- one black, one burgendy), and I am so in love with them, but I've never worn a leather coat before (in my 30s now) and have no idea how to style it to look less rockstar and more like a mom with good style!

[@nohemigomez9338]

Not very helpful in the petite hour glass part. I'm 4'9 40 bust- 40 hips and 30 waist. Im super short and super wide. Help!

[@peengoo]

Thank you Justine , it is a really important video for me. I always struggle with Coats and Boots in winters... When I wear coat It looks super weird.Just like you said like I am wearing my mother's clothes.Nothing looks good on me in winters. P.S. Please can you also do a video on everyday winter boots.Good for work and for other events as well.Thanks again :)

[@funkelz]

Could you please make a video about how to dress when you have high hips? I'm a pear shape with a defined waist, but biker jackets look terrible on me. Short jackets tend to be too tight around my high hip and make my hips look square. Boxy tops don't work on my body. Jeans is a tough one too. It's so hard to dress for this body, so I would really appreciate some advice. Your videos are superb!

[@summerdaysallyear]

Wow, your hair is so long yet looks so healthy! Beautiful! One question: how would you style a coatdress? Do we wear anything below a coat dress, expect underwear and hosiery?

[@justineleconte]

+SummerDaysAllYear I like a pair of slim/skinny jeans unterneath

[@justineleconte]

+Justine Leconte officiel *underneath

[@summerdaysallyear]

Thank you for your answer!

[@vickyshoupe8227]

Thank you Justine. I learn something from you every video!

[@mandirathakur6373]

You are amazing Justine 😊😊

[@TiMalice2009]

The trapeze coats are so cute.

[@claudial.7350]

I like your videos, Justine! Thank you. Even though it‘s summer now, I‘m thinking about a new coat for winter. Your tips are excellent.

[@o.o4566]

I’m a tall extreme pear. I love swing coats because I get room for my hips and I can still get the upper part in a decent fit so that it doesn’t swallow my upper body.

[@Evija3000]

No wonder I love my coat. It fits all the criteria for my body type (short pear).

[@kaiwindingwest]

Justine, could you do a video about how to dress if you are a "compact" woman? I inherited a short neck, sloping shoulders, and no waist!

[@j777s8]

J'aime trop tes vidéos et ta personnalité ! Ça me fait trop plaisir quand j'ai la notification 😍😍😍

[@justineleconte]

+Jasmine Gila merci! 💛

[@stellabalikci9802]

Hi Justine! Thanks for the video :)! Wish you a good Sunday and good luck with your new project!

[@justineleconte]

+Stella Balikci thanks!!

[@foxy40brown22]

Thanks Justine 😊! What about the capes? Who can dress them? How to choose them? Many thanks 😘!

[@taragibbons6616]

Love your posts Justine! Your format and delivery or very helpful tips never dissapoints me! You are such a breath of fresh air and I adore your style. Where can I look at/buy your line?

[@justineleconte]

+Tara Gibbons on my website www (dot) Justineleconte (dot) com 😊

[@BiancaPagnon]

Great video again! I was wondering if you are a winter type (seasonal analysis), and if so, how come you look so nice in this beige colors. Maybe I didnt get the color palette right... Could you explain it a little bit more? :)

[@mudbeauty2004]

Awesome! I saw a unique shaped coat the other day - long but sort of rounded in the center. What body type would that be good for? I truly love your channel! Thank you!!

[@raita3837]

Great video, thanks for adding pictures/drawings... they really help illustrate your point!

[@trlababalan277]

Chere Justine, merci for mentioning petite figures. Please include your opinion about petites whatever the topic of your video might be :) I would just like to add that for us petite ones, furry and bulky collars, or large scarves are actually unflattering because then we look like we have no neck :P Turns out also that our narrow shoulders can throw the whole outfit off balance. Any advice on how that can be overcome? I love your well-prepared and witty videos, you are by far my favourite KZbinr :) Bisous de Belgrade

[@Julia-rq7uj]

I think I am a rectangle to hour glass but i'm also petite. so it kind of makes me an inverted triangle because when people look at you from above, your shoulders tend to look wider and legs shorter.

[@HodajuciParadoks]

I love coats, the ones that are fit up to waist and have a have a flare up, no matter the size of it long or short. I do like around the knees or even better high - low cut(longer at the back, shorter in the front). But longer are good too, just never the straight cut or I look like I am fat and a child or like I put on a bag over me.... I am hourglass(bust 92cm, waist 66-68cm, that one depends on the time of the day and lower part 90cm) and I am short 163cm.

[@ericapica6588]

This helped a lot! :)) Could you perhaps make a video about where denim-jackets (etc) and tops in general should have it's hem on the different body types? xx

[@Losshe]

I'm petite but very slim with a body measurement of 31-22-32 (would you consider that hourglass or reversed triangle?) And I find maxi or below the knee length very flattering on me. I would say petite can rock the long coat look as long as it's not too oversized and the sleeves aren't too long

[@tatianakuvaldina2221]

Your sweater is gorgeous! What brand is it?