Things I Won't Wear In 2020 & My Wardrobe Plan

[@jk3253]

I love the timestamp-style outline on the side of your screen that you‘ve been doing recently. It’s very organized and professional

[@melaniesalavante]

Jodie Marshall same here!:)

[@jodybradley765]

Ditto!

[@JJ-yu6og]

I like that about her videos!! Theu are organized and streamlined!!!😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@perfumaphilia3246]

It makes my anxious mind so happy :)

[@joeheller7581]

And dainty

[@andreacssj]

wardrobe for 2020: PJ's, slippers and non underwrire bras! lol

[@luciabucheli6545]

Or not bra at all 😂

[@andreacssj]

@@luciabucheli6545 lol

[@tinekejoldersma]

Or only the top looks good, nobody sees the below screen clothing XD

[@12harrypotterfan34]

Things I won't wear in 2020: pants and a bra

[@JonathanCurtis]

Okay, so I know it’s FULLY unrelated to clothes but I would love to see more of your home. I love the minimalism but without being overly modern. I love that you have tons of original character but your home isn’t a total time capsule or museum.

[@ah5721]

same !

[@perfumaphilia3246]

YES, I would love that! The aesthetic of her house is very much my style. Old with character, but clean and without clutter.

[@jennifersmith9892]

Me too!

[@SocialWeirdo]

Yes please, this is something I would also like to see.

[@marylhere]

Jonathan Curtis love the floors especially.

[@bauman7962]

I don’t care about fashion. I just like her voice

[@sweetbabyboo5]

🤣🤣

[@jennyamiantitis4906]

Creepy

[@andrea6789]

Yes I think Audrey should start an ASMR channel. 😴

[@alexandrashay]

That’s exactly why I follow her. The voice!!!

[@tamiewert808]

I think her voice is a selling point for this channel!! She makes you feel like you know her, and can trust her for good style guidance!

[@chrisclerkley6273]

Audrey, I love how you have incorporated so many elements into your videos: pictures, how you wear it, personal interactions with the viewers, inspirations, scenery, style, elegance, superb editing, technology - time stamps for efficiency, etc. Wow you are the best that I have seen in the fashion blogger space. I watch a lot of fashion videos from a variety of bloggers and fashion channels. Overall, you are setting a bar! Well done!

[@plw7930]

When you speak about aging I have to smile, because you are so young, from my perspective of 65 years. But I am learning that our style evolves along with everything else in our lives. Change is a constant and it gives us freedom to try new things.

[@popovka]

Let me tell you Audrey - you could never give off the feeling of “too masculine“. I like the move towards more dresses though, i love dresses myself, and have a similiar thought about my style like you.

[@Martina_E]

popovka I only wear dresses and skirts so I would like to see her take on versatility of these items. ;)

[@louise-yo7kz]

Audrey can pull anything off.

[@lucinekhachatrian2124]

I’ve always loved the feminine style (similar to Carrie Bradshaw’s) and it took me awhile to readjust my wardrobe to nowadays very popular masculine style. I only have few pieces. I couldn’t really fully embrace it, it feels a little too forced. I don’t understand the need to look like a man that seems to be so exciting and popular nowadays. It’s like going against your nature. Women in the past didn’t care about it too much, even the suits were very feminine. So, I like your decision to incorporate more dresses this year. Nice move 💖🤗

[@stupor_mundi]

Lucine Khachatrian with me, strangely it's the opposite. I never felt confident in frilly, flowery, slinky or sweet, girly clothes. I always felt I was sort of cross-dressing (if that even makes sense since I'm a girl...!). When the trend became more structured cuts and oversizes, and colour palette more sober and dignified, I felt I was finally in my style element. I always found girly clothes to be too attention-seeking. But it's more than just that, if you look for example at a company's group photo with men and women, men blend in pleasantly but the women always stand out with their crazier colours and patterns, and yet they way they stand out does not usually reflect their status in the hierarchy of said group. Conversely it's the women in that group who dress with more sobriety that blend in with the men and hold a higher position in the actual group. I've always noticed this and I think there is a clear connection there between clothes, respect and achievement, basically the less gaudy one dresses the more seriously one is taken, the farther one goes. And this is true for everything, not just the work sphere. Just a thought.

[@minaaydnalp2966]

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[@LyndseyMacPherson]

It's so refreshing to explore fashion and style in a way that isn't saturated in self-absorption and fashion-police mandates. After listening to Audrey, I invariably feel better about my choices, potential and self, instead of worse!

[@AudreyCoyne]

Thank you so much for leaving such a wonderful comment xx

[@ceciliah.maneti3066]

@@AudreyCoyne Good morning Mom. I'm Cecilia please I've something very important to talk with you in private I don't know how to get in touch with you but please here is my phone number 0788809917. Thank you

[@ForestFury101]

You are so easy to watch and delightful.

[@abryant3000]

I absolutely love the way you lay out your videos now. I appreciate the time stamps, your channel is one of the most efficient and informative on KZbin!

[@helenadurst5993]

When it turns out you will only wear leggings and an old t-shirt all year because there is a pandemic and you have to stay at thome

[@dirtydorte8355]

After almost 2 months of staying at home, I am starting to dress up a litte bit in the morning (of course I still choose comfy bottoms). It is fun and just nice to wear something else than lounge wear for a change. :)

[@katherineklevenow1808]

And no make-up because of your face mask

[@christined2495]

I found in the beginning of the pandemic, I didn’t even want to get dressed, I was showering and going from one lounging outfit into another, then one day, I said enough, time to get dressed, put on make up, do hair, it has made a huge difference for me, I feel like me again. I miss going shopping, and I really miss dressing rooms, I lost 15 lbs during the pandemic, and at my goal, I need all new clothes, and find the stores don’t have much to choose from, and I need to try on since the weight loss, I have bought only to have to return after I try them on at home. I am also trying to change it up a little this year, I like to have a minimal closet, but want to buy some structured jackets, cardigans, few belts, and scarves, new jeans, are on my wish list

[@Sarah-ew2pp]

@@katherineklevenow1808 I've seen these silicone cage things that hold your mask off your face. Though I don't wear makeup myself, they're supposed to protect your lipstick from your mask and vice versa

[@katherineklevenow1808]

@@Sarah-ew2pp lately I have just been wearing eye makeup

[@francinepuskarich5755]

Would love to see your closet maybe a closet tour

[@ah5721]

I was just thinking that too

[@shirleygibbs7440]

Me, too! A closet tour would be great ... and an inspiration!

[@nbez134]

Yes please show us- 🥰

[@crystalassam433]

I’m still trying to find my personal style.

[@RM-kx6qv]

Crystal Assam same. For now it’s gym attire & a high bun🤦🏽‍♀️

[@ruthannemackinnon588]

@@RM-kx6qv ha ha same for me lol. You'd probably love skirted leggings from amazon - its about the only way I "dress up" from yoga or gym clothes

[@Jen39x]

Finding a style is part what “sparks joy” , part who you are in life (role), part climate all tossed together with a good dose of what works with your body size & coloring.

[@glamtastic]

I can’t recommend “Curate Your Closet” by Anuschka Rees enough!

[@doroparker1702]

Please do go to a real shop and try on clothes. Amazon is no way if you want to figure out something that looks good on you. If you go to gym, fine wear gym clothes. If you go for dinner, wear dress. If you want to get respect and to somebody hold the door for you, take some effort in your wardrobe. Aubrey does a very good job here. Capsule wardrobe is very good if you are on a budget.

[@randomuser1312]

Things I won't wear in 2020: clothes that are not pajamas

[@MsDaisy173]

Oh how I wish you and You Tube were around 40 years ago. I do feel I reach for the same clothes, boring! You give me food for thought.

[@LindaLuxable]

I agree! Now that I am retired, I don't get to dress up much. I used to plan all of my work outfits a week ahead.

[@wendyraye]

Same. If I got rid of everything I didn’t wear I’d have 3 t-shirts!!

[@Catsfancy]

I agree! Retired now and trying to figure out my new "style", I lived in scrubs for my work life and now feel a little lost. Would love some suggested bloggers or pinterest boards for more mature women who don't want to feel like we are trying too hard to be hip and cool and, well, young. I am fully on board with embracing where I am in my journey but I want to do that in a stylish but comfortable way! Oh, and, unfortunately do it on a retirement budget!

[@zoegranville7607]

@@Catsfancy would you be into instagram or pinterest at all? you could probably type something like 'mature fashion' or '50+ fashion', start saving anything that looks good, and then maybe challenge yourself to find those pieces in a thrift store??? While you're retired, why not turn this discovery into a treasure hunt or something! And also, if you thrift it and hate it, it's no big deal because it only cost a couple dollars!!!!

[@lorie_g]

I love these tips! You've inspired me to go look at my wardrobe with a new perspective. Thank you Audrey.

[@clairebear7936]

I love the onscreen time stamp info. It’s practical and helpful but presented simply and elegantly. What else would we expect from you, 😊

[@bjulalula9537]

Love your videos. I find it so hard to find "my style" because the things I like just do not fit my lifestyle

[@pelipequi1493]

I gravitate to minimalist monotone looks also, but sometimes adding an accent piece makes the outfit special. I love your antique pendant. Great introspection about your fashion style evolution!!

[@alphazunitee]

I love forever jewelry too! I recommend silver and gold for everyone, because I have heirloom pieces from my great - grandmother passed to my grandma and given to me throughout the years for various occasions like x-mas, b-days, etc. Also, I still have and wear jewelry which I'd been given when I was like 5 and all after. This way, now at 28 I have a lot of beautiful and meaningful silver and gold jewelry with a lot of memories. The downside of this is of course I am a little paranoid to lose something, because I don't want to lose something I have precious memories with.

[@isabellem1945]

Hello, you can usually have a necklace or bracelet fitted with an additional small safety chain, so that if the clasp opens, you will not lose it. I do not know if something exists for earrings, though. Just a thought. :-)

[@alphazunitee]

@@isabellem1945 Thank you for the suggestion :) I use public transport so for safety, after work I'm putting my gold pieces (if I'm wearing any) in a small pouch in my bag. I've heard stories of elderly ladies being robbed of delicate gold chains when they were exiting buses, so I'm taking precautions, since gold is more and more of value. I always care for my precious jewelry and go to a jeweler if something is wrong with any clasps. I'm mostly paranoid of losing stones and small zirconias from some pieces or rings and earrings.

[@RosemarieSKikel]

As many stores in my area are closing ....I find that I have less places to shop. I am not crazy about ordering clothes since I find they often disappoint when they arrive. How does one go about finding an online store that is quality but not overly expensive ?

[@creamy0bear]

you might try thredup for pre-loved pieces from retailers that you already like! super affordable too

[@jenh9426]

check out lands end & llbean... quality clothes, not too expensive. Lands end tends to run a bit large, so sizing down may work well. (Lands end has gone back to their roots-hurray! classic/basics....good quality.)

[@ceilconstante7813]

@@2write2sing2dance Thank you! Can you recommend some of your favorite stores?

[@2write2sing2dance]

Ceil Constante Sure! Secondversevintage, Improvgoods , clotheslinesvintage, SerpentineSalvage, Tobedetermined, Windermerestudio 🥳😁🔥

[@RosemarieSKikel]

@@2write2sing2dance Thank you....I would imagine doing the measuring would increase the chance of getting something that fits. Thanks again for the tip.

[@latinaalma1947]

I really liked seeing you in the Breton stripe shirt with the colorful scarf. SInce you are low contrast...hair, eyes,skin in similar tones I understand why you wear the colors you do in your main wardrobe pieces but a little pop of color like that keeps your style energized. Like you, I dressed conservatively in classics in my 30s bec I had a career that demanded it. I liked the classic style and shopped carefully as you do. Once I retired I tried bolder styles and colors and my style has been transitioning into more creative options but I do still love classics. I have feminized my classic blazers and slacks as you seem to be doing, fewer collared shirts except silk charmeuse and more soft blouses I have slowly collected in brighter colors. Years ago in my 30s, I began collecting two things and you seem to be on a similar path. Whenever I would travel, Europe especially but in the USA and Latin America as well, I would look for a silk scarf or piece of antique jewelry and now I have a lovely collection I wear often. Each piece reminds me of a village in France, or Mexico City, a Florida vacation, or a little shop in Scotland or the silver vaults in London etc. They give my more traditional,outfits a more unique look. My fav piece is,a tiny sterling vase pin that can hold a rosebud in water. My husband bought it for,me in my 30s on a trip bec he grew roses for me....we had 21 bushes so he would each morning more ask what I was going to wear to work and he would go outside to cut me a bud in a color that would look best. It became a workday tradition. I wore the rose all day on my suit or blazer lapel...it became my workday trademark and reminded me all day how much I was loved. Now in retirement in a tropical Latin country, he does the same but my rose goes into a silver budvase on my bedside table every morning.....

[@NYCBrat]

Sybil Francis Lovely story, wonderful husband. You’re a lucky lady.

[@MC-gq5ms]

Do u know how unusually blessed you are? I know lovely women of sincere integrity who could not imagine that kind of love and life.

[@latinaalma1947]

@@MC-gq5ms Yes...I know just how lucky I have been and am...my childhood was not an easy one with much loss of close family members so that my teen years and early adulthood were far sadder and harder than the rest of my life has been. I DO treasure what I have and know that many others are not so lucky as to ever find a satisfying life. I wish joy to everyone...

[@andreayaya]

I feel "I wish I knew you"! Kindred spirits.

[@barbiec4312]

Wow, that is the most romantic comment ever!

[@Chahlie]

I'm not liking collared shirts or blouses lately as well, they just look harsh. It must be part of the aging process. My biggest issue lately is finding new items in stores. I thrift shop as well but there just seems to be a dearth of decently made clothing in natural fabrics.

[@Miumiu0404]

2:28 that top is so beautiful. Where did you got that from? ❤

[@purrrfectblood]

What a pity for me, that you're moving away from the very structured style. I recently pinned a lot of your old outfits, it's really inspirational for what I imagine my outfits to be like in the future. I'll be a teacher next year and I really think the blazer and skinny Jeans outfit is always suitable for teaching in Germany :) But nevertheless, I really like your input on fashion and adore your videos!

[@73roseyposey]

Nice video. I am not quite sure how to feel when you say “as I get older”. You are a beautiful young woman and if you were in your 40’s or 50’s you still would be beautiful. No matter what you wear. 😊 I enjoy your videos. They are very classy and you have wonderful taste. Thank you.

[@pajamamama5965]

Thank you! My biggest obstacles are fluctuating weight and sizes due to injury, a tight budget, and random selection of pieces that don't seem to mix and match well. However your advice and videos over the past year have encouraged me to keep trying even though it is hard.

[@tinkatinke2415]

Hi! I must say finally (so selfish of me), but I'm glad that you made this video :). Thank you Audrey!

[@thuyduongtran2841]

Your voice is sooo soothing to the ears

[@polinaracheeva9163]

I am aiming to dress more "put together" for 2020 but yet feel comfortable and not too stiff. I would be happy to see more guidance on mixing silhouettes and styles.

[@mariannedressler6784]

I appreciate how you thoughtfully lay out your content. Love the blouse your wearing. I think adding more femininity in your wardrobe will suit you well!!

[@feliciabethea2211]

When you said dresses, I immediately pictured you in a polka dot dress like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman. That beige with white dots, or a navy with white dots would be perfect for you.

[@soniahachemi4025]

Always CHIC Audrey!! Love it 🌺👏

[@Travel_with_Sobia]

Loving your monstera plant in the background ❤️

[@Pearlaceous]

I am with you on the collared shirts - I have never been able to wear them. They look far too masculine on me.

[@paulaandrealopeztabares1563]

Audrey...Thank you so much to share, I like that you are in favor of buying consciously and your style is very chic

[@suwimonpongburinont6605]

Love her personality, warm look eyes, soft voice and totally gorgeous

[@elbapilrose7983]

Have you seen “Gal Meets Glam”? Her dresses are gorgeous and she’s in Charleston too. I highly recommend her.

[@gehancheung1505]

Just wanted to say a big THANK YOU! Don't recall how I found your channel, but am thrilled that I have. You have renewed my interest in personal style, helped me expand in the realm of accessories, and assisted me in refining my look (French tuck, outfit creation, accessorizing, etc...). Also I really appreciate your welcoming demeanor, voice...and video production skills. Can you tell, I'm a fan?!

[@cynthialeeser7952]

🌹🌷🌹The changes you’re making are the natural progression of the classic style. And so flattering and definitely feminine. Perfection.❤️🌟❤️

[@wendyraye]

Can you go into more detail about what retailers you’re shopping at now? Your style always looks effortless - maybe you had to tweak things to keep that feel.

[@nubbyrose87]

I agree your outfits lean serious. One of my favorite style icons that I found from your channel is Cocobeautea. When you do her style it went from casual, relaxed to structured business-ey. I’m looking forward to the transition to something fun an feminine but I’m sure will still be elegant. Have fun in 2020.

[@friesfairy]

I’m right now transitioning to a sustainable fashion capsule wardrobes, so for me every video from you is helpful, maybe you can do video on skirts or natural color look book 😊

[@Martina_E]

I was thinking about this the other day when I wear too structured I can look costumey and like I’m trying too hard. I need to find a balance mixing soft with structured. It’s been a style journey with ups and downs but fun.

[@Cfoots03]

I love how you remind us your classic curated & timeless style did not happen overnight and just like yours...we can continue to change our wardrobe when we feel the need. I enjoy stepping into your 'classroom'...today my take away is to focus on a few go-to outfits.

[@maximilian9295]

I would love to have a style. It just seems as an overweight person, everything looks terrible and sloppy, no matter what. Then if you manage to get dressed people say "woowww, someone's all dressed today, good for you for trying." Even lipstick becomes "trying so hard".

[@deborahsauter9794]

I'm sure you can create your style successfully! Even just starting with your favorite lipsticks. Have fun.

[@Jenierf]

Hello! I don’t mean to be intrusive, and I don’t know the reasons why you are overweight. But may be you could start loosing weight slowly, and when you seeing results you can incorporate new items to your wardrobe. You don’t have to care about what people think or say, just set a goal and start working on it. I would like to recommend you a channel about feminine transformation: school of affluence, don’t get wrong by the name. Finally I would like to share how I lose weight very fast when I change to a plant based diet plus intermittent fasting, is a magic formula but of course requieres a lot of will and determination like everything worthing in life.

[@SaLiDeLune]

Hey Max, As someone who is on the outer end of a 'super fat' I get what you mean about feeling like clothes look sloppy on your body. A big part of it, I think, is that plus size clothing is often not tailored to our bodies (we are all fat in slightly different places) and there isn't nearly as much choice as with straight size clothing, so finding something that fits well can be a challenge. Personally I love wearing dresses, they make ME feel pretty and feminine. And I find it's a lot easier to find a dress that fits well than a pair of paints that are well tailored to my body type. I usually buy most of my clothes online, because there are no actual stores around where I live that sell my size and the only thing that I have ever found in a thrift store that fit me, were scarfs and clothes I donated myself. But whether I shop in stores or online (especially when trying things on), I shop alone. I don't ask other people's opinion about my clothes, especially if they are fat-phobic. I want to know what I think, so I can find MY style, not somebody else's. It also sounds as if you are getting some comments from some very unsupportive (not to mention rude) people around you, to that I would like to say; f*ck them! It does not matter what you wear, as long as you feel comfortable. Wear that lipstick! Wear those clothes (or not, if you feel like it!)! If you stick to it I am sure they'll eventually stop making those comments because it has become the new normal for you to get dressed(up) and wear lipstick. And often people that are so unsupportive/fat-phobic will find something rude to say, no matter what you wear. There are some wonderful body positive people online (on Instagram for sure), I always enjoy seeing people of all shapes and sizes wearing clothes they love, even if their taste is different than mine. It helps to see you body type represented and looking confident and beautiful! I hope you'll find your style and that you will find some supportive people, that will root for you, no matter what size you are.

[@vanessamvarela]

It is very hard to find clothes that fit right, I've got pretty much 1:1 waist to bust ratio. I have to wear seperates to break up my silhouette so I don't look pregnant. Start small by swapping hoodies for sweaters or cardigans and tennis shoes for leather booties or sandals. Even a skinny jean is better than leggings. It's true find your colors. Keep hair clean and simple. In time if you keep it up people will expect it of you.

[@frankiemia]

Max I don’t know wat size you are and it’s none of my business but I’m a UK 14 (I think that’s a US 10) basically I’m on the small scale of plus-size. What I do when I’m feeling terrible is just loose and boho so I focus on fabrics like linen. How fabric sits is one of my biggest things. I don’t have one specific style but an easy formula I apply is shirt and jeans. But a good shirt. I have broad shoulders and am quite top heavy so a shirt that does up is important. Haha. Please please do go out wearing what you want. But feel comfortable. Your weight is your weight wether it goes up or down my best advice as someone who is quite insecure, don’t bother trying to make yourself look smaller, your size shouldn’t be a problem. The longer we perpetuate these standards the longer were fixed to abide by them. (I’m only making assumptions based on my experiences btw) I try not to have lumps and bumps showing as opposed to trying to look a dress size smaller. Wear what you like. Find fabrics that work. Always be comfortable or you’ll never like the way you look. Be comfortable in yourself (easier said) Good luck xxx

[@fashionandluxury101]

I totally disagree with you on that a jacket, scarf, and tailored Jean's and pants look like a costume. It looks more put together. I love Hermes scarfs with Jean's and a jacket or a crisp white shirt. Your new style looks girly but but stylish in my opinion. I do love your insights...great video

[@bluegypsy71]

😃❤️Would love to see a current “every piece of clothing I own” video...even if your wardrobe is always changing & being fine tuned, it’s a great way to see what people have...it inspires & invigorates me to hone my own style ❤️

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

Loved your points about restrictive clothing and classic items coming off too serious! Thank you for another great video! xx

[@deborahsauter9794]

Not just too serious but uptight, and outdated!

[@crystallam7335]

I’m so so excited to see this video of yours! And I feel I’d like to share with you that I connect more with you and your content as I find you softening over the years. I have always admired your style, but as a total dress fiend, as much as I love your classically leaned style, it was difficult for me to replicate / find commonality for my more voluptuous/muscular body type. I love softening my own style and vibe with silk dresses, and find pinks and reds inspiring to wear, though I have to say I fell in love with your content the more you explores that light blue and burgundy with your skin tone. They look so beautiful on you. I’d love to see more colours on you, and totally love your softer, more feminine look 🌹💖🌈. Happy new year, and I love your professional content (nice touch with the time stamps!) delivered with the best voice!!

[@lindastapleton2324]

Love your idea about a more feminine style, I too would like to change, but I wear mostly jeans. I am 75 years old and feel stuck in a rut. Lol

[@findingme9821]

After watching few of your videos back to back, my cheeks were sore....Your smile is contiguous 😁! Watching from Dubai! Great videos!

[@renjie218]

I like how you make your videos and not selling stuff on the video. The calm and quiet way you talk is such a nice change from the way most people talk while on videos.

[@clairewillow6475]

So I’m a 30 year old woman but my mom and grandmother still love to give their opinion on what I should wear. They like it when I wear floral dresses and stuff like that. Even my friends compliment when I dress like that. But I feel most like myself in more sporty stuff or streamlined outfits. Not sure if I should if I should dress in the way that other people think I look good or the way I like it. At the moment I have a wardrobe that’s a mix of different styles and I’m trying to become more cohesive

[@lauripuchalski8143]

I love that first white and cream outfit! Would love a breakdown of the pieces.

[@honeybeejourney]

I think it's really healthy, Audrey, to start thinking about the aging process in terms of your style. You're taking the long picture of your life as a stylish woman. I'm in my late fifties and I keep up with fabulously fashionable style icons-like, Style Crone, for example. My French grandma was very stylish until her nineties and she has always been my inspiration. Your forties are right around the corner, and it's good you're embracing getting mature. PS. I ordered some dresses online today- even before watching this video. That's why I keep up with you because we approach fashion similarly. Thanks, Audrey, keep up the great work!

[@gispaAPRN]

I completely agree with you, Melissa. Also, that website is really really cool!!! Reminds me of the ABSOLUTELY beautiful and lovely Carmen Dell'Orefice as well as Daphne Selfe--both the oldest (and still stunning) supermodels ever, as well as Maye Musk, Helen Mirren, and Iris Apfel. They all have one thing in common--their own sense of style with a sharp solidified edge. They have all flawlessly executed amazing wardrobes over the years and used those outfits to convey youth and free spirit. Because of them, and because of Audrey's insight, I've been thinking more about what I want to convey in my 30's. So, thank you--Audrey!

[@honeybeejourney]

@@gispaAPRN I'm going to check out those icons you mentioned. Thnkx!

[@racheld.2046]

I think it's wonderful that you have become aware of what changes you want/need to make. You look beautiful in all you ware. But I ask that you don't remove your old videos with your more structured, classic style. It's my go to for inspiration!! Love the idea of more feminine style. I think that's been lost in our society for too long!

[@mariabarnes9197]

Yes, I agree. Audrey, please don't remove your older videos, as some subscribers will still resonate with those style options. Thanks

[@bayanalhazmi723]

Love listening to your styling tips ❤️ and I get a lot inspiration and I can see how my vision start to change toward my wardrobe and what to buy 👍🏼

[@anastasiavasilyeva5116]

Can anyone please tell me the name of the shirt design similar to what Audrey is wearing at 2:31 ? I mean this low horizontal cut and sleeves that make a rectangle on the chest? thank you in advance

[@jbtobin302]

Really liked this video! I’ve only recently started trying to minimize my wardrobe and become more intentional about my purchases, and I wondered if you’ve ever done a video reflecting on wardrobe purchase regrets? Sometimes when I end up not wearing something I bought I beat myself up about it, but it’s more productive to use those as learning experiences by reflecting on what drove me to buy it and why it didn’t end up working out for me. Just an idea that might be a helpful video for those of us starting out on this journey!

[@bearfog07]

I've never been much of a dress wearer, but I am thinking of going in that direction, but I have to find what works, thanks, Audrey!

[@yuthasimarangan765]

Yesss I also have the same thinking of exploring feminine side of mine, thank you for the inspiration! 💕

[@brendadouglas9833]

That is a beautiful blouse and looks so lovely on you. I look forward to some new looks. Always fun to change and update our looks.

[@judithjurgensen199]

I see a little kitty @ 6:37 & 6:44. 😺

[@anonymousravenclaw3364]

I don't see it. Where did you see it?

[@LisaNix2]

Judith Jurgensen Lol! I saw kitty too!!🐱

[@allisonfc8373]

Haha haha the little kitty tail!!! 😍

[@allisonfc8373]

Anonymous Ravenclaw Kitty tail along the bottom of the screen, then a bit later kitty is back in the top right under the kitchen table.

[@jademyar9191]

#findthecat

[@arym2013]

Thanks for sharing, it helps me to rethink and continue finding my personal style.

[@carolesmall-diop2333]

The time stamp is a great idea, and I love your slightly softer new pieces, I think they complement your natural beauty perfectly. Always a pleasure to listen to you!

[@kellyrasmussen2694]

I love the beige and white outfit you styled and featured at the beginning of the video. (Around frame 2.09) Could you elaborate on who makes the belt and where you purchased it. Thank you!

[@darlenethiery1208]

Me too! It really caught my eye.

[@dinahweisberg750]

Kelly Rasmussen That whole outfit looks amazing! White pants with creme cardi is now on my „must wear“ list!

[@nabailarina]

Thanks for being a great distraction these days, Audrey! I’m recently suffering from anxiety to panic attacks, ‘cause I’m moving from Brazil to Finland for work, and all the stress of leaving my family - specially my 77-year-old mom - and friends back in Brazil is driving me crazy. Your work has been me the distraction and happiness that I’m need during this time. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️

[@theresebrandser]

Having a Pinterest board, dedicated to fashion is a great idea. Thanks for the tip! Starting a board today. :)

[@BabaKae]

Your videos are so helpful in reminding me to have patience, patience, patience in finding the right pieces. I really pride myself on showing my style in unique ways, but that can get lost when you are drawn to a lot of masculine-leaning basics. I have been looking more and more at upscale, secondhand (sounds like an oxymoron) retailers, and that has been helpful in some cases, but I would love to hear more recommendations for stores and brands where you have gotten pieces you enjoy. Extra points if they are sustainably sourced!

[@amywjn]

Nice, thanks! Have you ever thought of getting a front angled bob hairstyle & flat ironed. It seems like it would really suit your style & pretty, slender, graceful neck.

[@wendymcclelland1418]

Will definitely keep this in mind, perhaps on a yearly basis, to review my wardrobe and make small changes or additions. You’re correct when you say we sometimes get stuck in our choices. Thank you Audrey.

[@judymagazine2965]

Hi Audrey - I'm relatively new to your channel and I'm so glad I found it. I am 5'4" and 124lbs. in my late 50's. My style has always been traditional (i.e. Ralph Lauren) but I also add a few 'fun' pieces to it doesn't get stale, dowdy or old lady! I see you wear cropped pants. I don't know if cropped pants or flared jeans (as they are showing for spring) are appropriate for our body type. I'm not overweight at all but I am 5'4" and you said you were 5'3", so I'm wondering your thoughts on ankle pants, cropped pants and wide legged full length pants. With thanks,

[@tracybownes7612]

a video for style on middle aged women 50 and over ????????????????????????

[@nl294]

I’m going to love your channel even more 😍

[@anng.r.687]

Ditto. I feel the same way about my wardrobe and the things I’ve realized. I’ve been admiring pieces from Toast, Fold, and Modern Citizen. I’m so used to Everlane, Sezane, and J Crew.

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

Thanks for listing some sources. Going to check them out.

[@peachpathfinder]

I love Toast, in particular. Everything I have from them is indestructible and will last forever. I have pieces from 2005 that are still fresh!

[@jennyamiantitis4906]

Dear Audrey. Had a bumpy start for the New Year, watching your video inspired and cheered me up. Thank you. Your comments about neckline are relateable. Inspirational video. God bless.

[@andiejackson5954]

I enjoy the look of a structured blazer but underneath I always button my collar shirts to the top with an ankle pant. That's my go-to for work. I love the idea of the tee(got rid of my graphic tees finally!) and jean so I've been thinking of bringing that back. I loved your video about the everlane brand. I'm in my early 30s but I still like to be young and sexy with a high rise jean and a crop. I'm tall and love to look sexy/chic/masculine/feminine but with an ethereal/1800s vibe in my leather items and makeup 🤷🏾‍♀️ what I discovered in my 30s? Coats! I'm so glad.

[@flowerfairy1950]

I have just discovered your channel and wonder do you have any advice for older women (65-plus) who are not slim.

[@edithhorn4275]

Check out Susan After 60!

[@flowerfairy1950]

@@edithhorn4275 Thank you

[@donnadrane4977]

When you have the perfect figure like you do you can afford to be eclectic. When I buy clothes I'm always worried about how high my pants can come up on my waist and how long my tops can be to cover my stomach. A woman with an apple shape and a very large stomach with no hips or butt doesn't have unlimited choices in clothing, and it can be very frustrating. In summer I wear elastic waist palazzo pants and in winter I wear elastic waist knit pants from Chicos. In quarantine I'm wearing yoga pants with nice sweaters because it's still cold in New England.

[@rosabellaalvarez-calderon4586]

Even though I am small and thin, because I am pear-shaped I have taken a lot of inspiration from several Instagram accounts featuring plus size gorgeous women (with their cats). I like ShanyDoots and Marielle Elizabeth, but there are many others out there as well.

[@smritichawla9181]

what about flowy skirts? you can add more colour on the top half of your body (shoulders, neck, etc) and keep it neutral towards your problem areas. brighten up your face so the attention is drawn towards your very pretty face. :)

[@keeperofthememories]

I love hearing your process, it has given me much food for thought in my own wardrobe. As you explore new retailers, I would love to hear who your favorites are!

[@erinkoster8654]

I’m newly a SAHM so I’m happy to ditch the uncomfortable office clothes but still wanting to look put together in my daily life. I’ll have to do a 2020 plan for my wardrobe, too.

[@TrueBookaholic]

Her voice is VERY soothing. It has helped me during this pandemic. She reminds me of a world that is really pulled together other than the totally chaotic and scattered one we are living in right now.

[@coolperson4418]

I have a question: How can I find a way to dress like myself but also feel confident wearing it outside?

[@AsianPoshDorene]

Wow! What a great video! I love your style and I’m 50!!!! Your style is classic with your own personal touch, I love it!!!

[@susanemacaluso]

I loved watching this video. Audrey, you are so good at what you do! Living in Phoenix is hot and dry. I started wearing dresses last year and people stop me continuously to ask about where I buy them. As a die hard jeans fan, I noticed immediately how much more feminine dresses look and feel and I've gotten the sense that many women are craving that style, but perhaps don't take the chance because maybe it's safer to stick to the status quo trends when sticking to a budget? So I like that you are talking about this. Just so you know, you still look great in the structured outfits, so I hope you don't quit them entirely.

[@libelulal6258]

Dear Audrey, you are more than a great stylist. I’ve been watching your videos for a while, and I think I finally figured out why your videos make me feel good. It’s more than the information, which it very good, but you exude very naturally feeling of companion and gentleness that humans ought to have towards all and that is so lacking in our society today. You are a breath of fresh air in the mist of this aggression and pride driven world. Watching you is therapeutic and informative.

[@maggiedunn4776]

I find your style and inspirations, well, inspiring. I just retired from an executive office environment and I am have difficulty finding a retirement style. Casual has always been challenging for me. I am watching and learning though. Smart shopping!

[@lenoraeverett9200]

What are some good places to shop for feminine dresses? I have trouble finding something flattering for my figure (big bust, large hips, and somewhat too large of a waist). My husband has begged me to wear dresses for years. I’d really appreciate your help.

[@kathysteele3071]

Audrey. I, too love burgundy and have just started to wear more green as well as navy (less black). Can’t wait to see what you choose!

[@dianawest3976]

Green, especially darker shades, and Burgundy are two of my Favorite colors...green seems to have been scarce fashion wise for some time now, but it is coming back. I have chestnut hair and fair skin, and I think those colors always are flattering! My husband always compliments me when I where burgundy...Audrey, your videos are so inspiring, love the idea of softer, more feminine blouses, etc. Thank you!! ☺️💕

[@happiness7808]

Diana West Check out the book Color Me Beautiful! It will help you find more colors that will make you glow like burgundy :) it’s like from the 80s and helps you find the best color pallet for you, depending on your natural skin tone

[@kathysteele3071]

Diana West I have been analyzed as a Contrasting Summer and love the hunter ish green that is in my fan. I wore it years ago and am glad it’s back. Burgundy and berries are there, too so I am happy. The hunt is almost fun!

[@phoenixiguidez531]

Watching this again in quarantine and none of us could have guessed that we would just be wearing pajamas for weeks

[@ll2058]

I was searching the latest comments looking for exactly this, haha.

[@sampadaregmi5107]

Audrey I have noticed that ur style,hair,makeup and outfits in general are quite similar to the royals,especially Kate when it comes to simplicity and sophistication(i know both aspects are quite the contrasts).This is a huge compliment from my side because i really admire their style. ALSO could u talk about olive/neutral undertones in ur future videos as it would be of great help.n btw do u also have neutral undertones?i would love to learn more about this topic. much love❤

[@carmenmichaelian8307]

I enjoyed watching your video and I am going to work on improving my wardrobe. You have a lot of good advice even for a young 66 year old like myself. Thank you!

[@brendamacdonald6370]

I'm a new viewer and love your channel. I just celebrated my 58th birthday and have been having fun updating my wardrobe. Recently, I've started wearing heirloom jewelry I've inherited. Big cocktail rings, for example, that did not fit my minimalist style, I now have more confidence wearing. There is also the added bonus of the fond memories I have of the people I love. Looking forward to your forever jewelry video.

[@ggutz3100]

Your voice is so soothing and relaxing puts me on ZEN

I loved this video. I got so inspired that I decided to make one version on my own channel soon. I really enjoyed the editing and the content of this.

[@tamibibeault6526]

I love your channel. I came across it about 1-2 months ago through a suggestion on my feed. I watched a couple videos, and subscribed right away. There are so many channels out there, but you have a very unique, serene, and authentic presence, which I can’t say for many I have looked at, and not subscribed to. That, along with your wonderful, interesting, and knowledgeable advice and suggestions, are what keep me watching your channel! Thank you!

[@SRAshley100]

I love your necklace. Just so you will know it is an Antique watch fob. I have one almost identical to it except mine is an Opal on the end. It is one of my favorite pieces. I can find them fairly reasonably priced on eBay..just search antique watch fobs.

[@AdaDeferrari]

I love that you're going more feminine with more dresses and beautiful tops. I think it will be a change you won't regret... And your videos are very pleasant. I love your soft tone and all your advice. You've earned a follower today! :-)

[@julies5400]

You are absolutely adorable! I’ll be turning 55 this year and have always dressed conservatively. I work in corporate so I’m worried that your goals for 2020 won’t address those needs. While corporate has become more casual I worry that I’m too casual with jeans and a structured jacket. Is that still professional looking or is it a costume. I call it my uniform. Thank you for your ideas, beautiful style, challenges, and soft gentle nature. Need to give this some thought!

[@deborahsauter9794]

Have you noticed that JEANS look so much more professional in colors other than blue? Tan, white, burgundy, black.