Things I Won't Wear In 2022 & My Wardrobe Plan

[@Nadine-xb4oj]

So, as an Italian that gets summers of like 40 degreed Celsius I can give some tips on what to wear during those hot hot hot summer days. 1. Use lighter colors during the day, keep the dark ones for the night time, so that sunlight will be reflected by your clothing and keep you fresh as a rose 2. Choose cotton, linen and silk as fabrics, they're the lightest and airiest so they are going to help you a lot 3. Pants must be light in fabric and color and if you can completely skip them, in favor of dresses, skirts and shorts. If you really can't renounce on them prefer Capri or Palazzo style pants. 4. Hats can be your friends, but they must be stilish, so straw hats are the best. Sunglasses are a must! 5. (Bonus tip) Spray thermal water will be your best ally on those hot summer days, I always bring a mini size in my purse! Hope this helps, if anyone has anymore tips please add on. Kisses from Rome 💕🇮🇹

[@allinclusive4943]

Love those tips! Love to hear you're living in Rome - recently my daughter wasn't chosen for the Rome trip from school and I promised her , to make a mother-daughter trip to Rome one day! And we will! Blessings ⚘🤗

[@maryokeefe5351]

So true, Nadine. I live in Canada and we also experience 30-40 degrees C in the summer. Love Mediterranean-inspired linens in the heat.

[@juliettedudley6370]

Great tips, I'm in Australia in a city that has a dry hot summer. I'm so happy that linen and cotton/linen blends have become popular in the past couple of years, especially for skirts and dresses :)

[@keodi1]

Very helpful, thank you for sharing!

[@tizb5178]

linen silk cotton... & viscose works well. I've also found that lighter colors are better for daywear & that a thinner linen material is better than if its a thick linen. Besides natural fibres are better for when you sweat.

[@jennieclare471]

I'd love to see something on wearing linen. I, too, struggle with warm weather dressing and find linen to be durable and comfortable but more challenging to style. Thanks!

[@kimberlyberlin4999]

I second this request. In the past 2 yeas I've added several linen button ups, linen t-shirts, and a few pairs of linen pants. They are so cool in the summer but I don't want to look like I'm headed to the beach.

[@ivettelopez8434]

I also live in a very hot climate city, and find difficult to find a classic and practical style.. somehow think cold climate outfits are better

[@ambiverx]

I'm really liking linen for the past few months. Summer's approaching in my country so I'm curating but I kind of experiencing difficulties in mixing and matching different kind of fabrics with linen other than linen coordinates.

[@regisnyder]

I used to wear linen quite a bit years ago. Especially white linen. I don’t know why I got out of the habit. It would be nice to see what is new with linen this year.

[@rekwa3860]

@@ambiverx I found that silk and linen go very well together, they contrast each other in a beautiful way

[@eightkindsofblue]

I identify with everything you said: hating heat and humidity and dressing for it; ignoring summer style; romanticizing fall and winter; loving sweaters; and the need to expand my horizons. Thank you for making this video - it helped me identify where I need to grow!

[@Caroline-bj8vn]

I'm the opposite lol I neglect style in fall and winter and only wear cute clothes in the summer heat! But I hate the cold and love the heat and humidity

[@kimidoodles]

I’m rebuilding my wardrobe after significant weight loss and I’ll be so glad to put winter behind me. I did most of my shopping online and wasn’t happy with about half of what I got. My plan for spring and summer is to prioritize comfort and practicality, Im a mom who chases kids all day, and to add natural fabric dresses, linen are my fav.

[@kimidoodles]

@@Julia29853 I find them sometimes at a local boutique, or ebay/poshmark. Just make sure you check the label and know your measurements.

[@654ujala]

You have such a lovely, soothing, gentle and kind voice. I could listen to you talk about anything!

[@Southlagal26]

I love hearing your plan to focus on warm weather dressing. Social Media is full of this! As a woman living in a warm climate, I appreciate the attention and inspiration!

[@lindsaytoussaint]

Excited for the color analysis video! Myself I’m focusing on building a work wardrobe that’s not just “this fits/is clean/hasn’t fallen apart yet” - something I realized as someone who grew up broke is that even though I am very comfortable now, I still have a mindset of “I don’t need more clothes/I should save money”. But that holds back my expression, how people perceive me, and keeps me buying emergency clothing or wearing beat up stuff that’s barely appropriate for the weather. Your channel has been helping a lot.

[@leahcotner4447]

Oh friend!! EXACTLY!!

[@KatTheScribe]

Yes! Me too. I have only in recent years allowed myself to spend money on nicer clothes. It is still such a huge challenge, which makes no sense as I love clothes. I don't need to be wasteful, and don't need a huge wardrobe that's not the point. As a matter of fact I think that buying quality is less wasteful than skimming by on the cheaper stuff. I just need to collect more well made clothing, shoes and purses, while still taking a minimalist approach at least to a point. This channel is great for that!

[@CJ-zs8yw]

Can't wait to see your warm weather dressing content! Summers are hot and humid where I live and it can be difficult to feel put together. Would love to see a video on how to identify high quality espadrilles and other summer pieces as I often find my summer clothes don't last for as many years as my winter clothes.

[@gwhitcom]

You explain things so clearly! Thank you. I have a challenge for you around size inclusivity: next time you go shopping, what if you only bought from places that offer plus sizes? Even as a mental exercise, I think you’d find it very eye-opening. When you mention trying to shop for different retailers than you normally buy from, it reminds me how incredibly hard that is to do when you need a larger size range. I sew most of my own clothes, and there’s a big movement within our community only to buy patterns that have an inclusive size range, even if you fit in the smaller sizes. Along the same lines, I’d love for you to search out Pinterest inspiration pictures to include larger bodies. The more we all train our eye to see style on all ages, figures and genders, the better we can figure out our own style!

[@JeanFB16]

Yes I "second this motion"! 😉 So often there are outfits, silhouettes, fabrics, etc that would be perfect for my needs (for example, stylish things to wear in a hot, humid climate) but that are offered by companies that only manufacture up to size 12. And I couldn't agree more with the idea that many influencers would be shocked at the limited range we have to choose from. Great recommendation.

[@KatTheScribe]

I agree with you. There's a different type of mindset needed to dress a plus size or really any woman who is not of a particular silhouette.

[@leahoung7486]

I love how you discuss clothes that serve a purpose! That’s truly what I want to focus on as well. Would you be able to expand on stepping out of the comfort zone and trying something new? How do I follow through and commit? I feel like I’ve transformed over the past couple of years, but my wardrobe hasn’t. When I shop I tell myself to try something new, but I always settle for what’s familiar and what’s most comfortable.

[@mjatis]

Would love to hear more about how you rebuild your summer wardrobe. I have not been happy with mine for the last several years and finally donated my shorts etc. So I’m essentially starting from scratch

[@HosCreates]

I get hot easy and overheated when it's 90 and 60% humidity, a medium weight 100% flax linen and 100% lightweight cotton really helps me not overheat in the midwest! best luck finding pieces that work for your summer style!

[@AlexLouiseWest]

I'm so pleased that you're going to be focusing more on green. Admittedly, I'm biased, because cool greens are my favourite, but I also think green is a great colour for you. I'm looking forward to seeing what emerges.

[@horace6851]

For hot weather I highly recommend silk georgette pants. There is no better fabric for heat and humidity (georgette is not like satin, it much looser weave so it breathes) EDIT: OMG I just noticed you have a ficus Audrey in your frame :))) That is so cute! Apart from the name of course I love the fuzzy leaves and the soft color. I hope it grows beautifully for you!

[@juicelees]

Hi! Do you have any brands to suggest? 😊

[@horace6851]

@@juicelees I love Eileen Fisher silk georgette pants (my favorite are wide leg). They are pricey but you can find them on second-hand websites like ebay, mercari or poshmark.

[@philippak692]

Thanks for this Audrey, really helpful. I'm with you on warm weather dressing, I completely struggle to find pieces that make me feel stylish and comfortable! Looking forward to seeing more content on this :)

[@mirirueda83]

Me too! I’m live in southern Spain where is gets very hot in summer. I really struggle to dress myself in summer because it’s hot but it don’t want to look like I’m going to the beach! I find very difficult find more elegant outfits for those warmer days

[@SoWhosGae]

I just wear dresses and that's it.

[@leishabgc]

I’m looking forward to seeing how your style for hot weather. It’s a struggle for me too! Love your videos and calming voice.

[@lisarhoades965]

I was raised in Northern CA, lived in Boston, Colorado and Northern Arizona so I am with you, Audrey on the cold weather dressing which I love. At present, I live outside of Phoenix, AZ and I really need to embrace a warm weather wardrobe which at 79 degrees in February leads me to think sooner than later😎!

[@belindacrisp7078]

I can understand the winter weather clothing thing. I have always preferred winter clothes (although I hate cold weather). They seem much better quality and longer lasting. Summer usually sees me in cut off jeans and a tank top at home, and wide legged linen pants, a tank top and a linen shirt if I am lucky enough to go out.

[@c.antonia3133]

I can't express enough how inspirational these videos are. Your approach to fashion, personal style, and experimenting is so kind and inviting! Not to mention how relaxing and soothing the tone of your voice is! This is definitely my favorite style channel

[@meinh956]

I'm very excited for the warm weather dressing. I am the opposite as I am obsessed with summer and dresses are my downfall. I have soooo many and always gravitate toward them. I'd like to see videos on how to transition your wardrobe from cold weather to warm weather in a way that isn't jarring, and also maybe a warm weather video on breathable yet chic fabrics and silhouettes.

[@obscurity7]

As someone who lives in Virginia but grew up in New England, the draw of sweaters is so real. It's warm and hot here for easily 3/4 of the year, but my summer wardrobe is seriously lacking. I look forward to those videos from you, because I am on that same struggle bus.

[@susanyakus7364]

As a woman who lives in the desert, I also find it difficult to find clothes I like. When it's 117 outside, it's hard to put on a dress. I look forward to seeing what you find. I hate humidity. It wrecks hair and style. Thank goodness for air conditioning!

[@laurabuttery6401]

I am devoted to your channel and as a 60 year old Texas native I ,too, am challenged by modest warm weather dressing but must use extra consideration with age-appropriateness! Any suggestions are greatly appreciated, and bless you for being such an exemplary young lady in every way! Thank you!

[@TaniaEstes]

Thank you so much for this video- I live in S. California, grew up here and have always worn bright resort wear clothing. I'm trying to come out of my comfort zone and start wearing more classic/timeless pieces. We are visiting a gorgeous chateau in Oakhurst, CA and I realize I do not have appropriate clothing for the dining room there. Your videos are helping me a lot!!!

[@barbiec4312]

I could listen to you all day, all week, all month, all year.

[@heathervalentine8222]

sounds like you have done a fascinating wardrobe analysis. Looking forward to seeing how it pans out!!

[@rochelleanna4386]

I live in Singapore and it's warm all year around. I love your creativity and I'm excited to see what you come up with for summer dressing!

[@PetiteLeeLife]

Everything in this video resonated with me, especially needing warm weather inspiration. I live in South Georgia and I really lean into knit wear. I also have a hard body shape to dress. I really want to get happy with my outfit formulas this year. I will be 43 next month and it's beyond time. I've put it off because I have never felt comfortable in my own skin. My goal is to know myself better. It's a process.

[@mommabear5059]

I loved my 40’s and it is a decade of learning to love yourself. Even more so in your 50’s. Great things to come. We all have our own unique shapes, but always remember, if you want to lose weight or gain weight, or add muscle to give more definition in certain areas, you can do it 💖

[@glamdawling]

I was so lost when I went to the clothing store yesterday. That’s when I realized that I needed to come up with a wardrobe plan for this year for myself. I’m going to be using your wardrobe plan as a blueprint to write my own this afternoon. Thanks, Audrey!

[@heatherw5632]

I also prefer to dress like I live in the Scottish Highlands rather than on the Eastern seaboard. I do not have the soul of a Southerner. My issue is more that summer dressing is so body revealing and I do not feel comfortable that way. Very interested in how you tackle this since it’s a goal of mine to focus on lighter clothing this year too.

[@jenniferfields39]

I am so excited about your warm weather dressing, I also struggle in this area. I live in Alabama where our weather is just like yours and it's so hard to look put together when you leave the house. I'm going to try more linen dresses this year!

[@BRoseCK]

I must say that I find all of your content engaging even if it’s not totally relevant to me, but most usually thought provoking and useful. I so appreciate how you approach any subject matter with creativity, practicality, and clarity - would probably watch you talk about anything!

[@marier1433]

J'adore ton style Audrey! J'attends chaque contenu avec impatience! Merci! Beaucoup d'amour de la France ❤💖

[@Sweet.faiza77]

Every time I have a restless mind I come to listen to one of your videos and it calms me down. 🌹 from Paris.🥰

[@kathylindsey3448]

Like you, I’ve noticed that I have gaps in clothes for hot weather and unseasonably warm weather so look forward to what you discover!

[@jessicawarner7634]

Tunnel vision for sweaters and almost nothing to wear during the summer--> me too! I like to sew; so I'm making my clothes as more of a motivator!

[@littlelady7843]

I love whites, especially in summer. But I never liked white button down shirts although it is a classic wardrobe piece. It is too masculine for me, I always look for more feminine cuts and shapes. I love summer clothes, but need more inspiration to be more creative and stylish. I am excited that both are in Audrey's 2022 plan. I look forward to your incoming videos covering these!

[@mommabear5059]

That is me. I’ve tried to force myself to like the classic white button down. I find it is rather a lot of work because I have to have my hair and makeup just so, and certain earrings……otherwise, like you said, it looks masculine. I never feel comfortable wearing it, but it looks fabulous on so many others.

[@maryokeefe5351]

@@mommabear5059 You do you!

[@lindacgrace2973]

I will never buy a designer bag. I'm sorry, I do not see the value of spending the price of a luxury car on a nicely designed piece of leather. Chanel is simply outrageous, nowadays. Please do a video on high-style, high-quality, well-made leather handbags that are not screaming logos (quite vulgar, IMHO) or costing a fortune. A well-made bag (protective feet on the bottom, reinforced bottom, good lining, straight stitching, quality leather, solid, functional hardware, but no fancy logos) should be available for a few hundred. Help!

[@heidilarson5109]

YES! I am a practical person and I don't want to pay to be a billboard for a brand.

[@lindacgrace2973]

@@heidilarson5109 Ain't that the truth! I remember my Grandmother bought a Gucci bag (the one with darling bamboo handles) and I watched her as she carefully removed the logo. She explained, "If Mr. Gucci wants me to advertise his handbag, then he shall have to pay me for the privilege." 😉 That is a lesson that has never left me.

[@kimidoodles]

Polene is beautiful and high end looking but not designer priced.

[@americafirst9144]

Coach can be subtle. Or go to Italy and buy one.

[@lindacgrace2973]

@@americafirst9144 Yes! I dislike their canvas logo bags, so I had completely dismissed Coach. But I went on the website and found couple of good-looking leather pieces that aren't plastered with logos. Thanks for the tip! 😍

[@wendykidd]

I’m equally guilty of romanticizing fall and winter dressing. I live in the upstate of SC, and like you, I dislike hot weather. My Spring/Summer wardrobe is definitely lacking. I have some linen shift dresses, and not much else that’s polished or that I feel good about. I look forward to seeing what you’ll be adding to your wardrobe, as you’re always a great inspiration for me.

[@facetoface4009]

Thank you so much for this video, Audrey! As a fellow sweater addict, I’ve recently gotten into pure silk knit, silk/cotton blend knit, and linen knit sweaters, making dressing in the warmer months so much easier for me!

[@ubertante]

Is this how people who look great all the time do things? They intentionally choose a color palette and assess their wardrobe in a methodical way? I wish I had known this all my life. As always, learning how you think about things is inspirational, Audrey.

[@lawgally1]

Wonderful video as always! I also am very much into sweaters and cold weather dressing even though I live in a climate with more warm weather than cool weather. Thanks for the inspiration to focus more on building a warm weather wardrobe.

[@simplesimply3753]

As a Florida girl, I only buy fabrics that are cotton or rayon because they breathe soo much easier then anything else.

[@kimgurley472]

EVERYTHING you said resonated with me... wow! You put into words exactly what I've been experiencing and your ideas for breaking free from old habits were excellent!! Can't wait to hear about your color analysis. I've considered doing it and believe it would be very beneficial! I also struggle with hot weather dressing: ie: looking good and feeling comfortable when it's like a swamp outside!! Thanks!!! 💙

[@andreasteinmann8888]

Living in Florida, I can’t wait to see your warm weather outfit tips! I know I will be inspired. I’d also love to see some color palette ideas that incorporate lighter neutrals with some color mixed in. I find that a lot of my black and gray pieces feel too dark down here.

[@emily76m]

Moving back to my home state FL after living in Portland OR for years, I’ve had to force myself to stop buying cold weather clothes and it’s been so hard! it’s going on 2 years back now and I’m juuuust now being more realistic about my wardrobe here.

[@mieyaqaseh]

I live in a tropical country so I am really looking forward for your take on summer/warm weather style! Lots of love xx

[@anitapage668]

Wonderful to see you moving forward with Style/Textures/Current Themes! I'm thank-ful for the "won't wear" category also so that I can stay "fresh & sexy" while in my 60's!

[@bethanyrutledge4849]

Oh I love how your style is evolving, Audrey! All the feminine touches are so beautiful. Thank you for inspiring me.

[@KerraBolton]

I would love a video on wardrobe analysis. I don't mean the typical declutter, find inspiration, buy basics, and add interesting accessories. I would like a video about how to evaluate what I have. What questions should I be asking? How do I mix up styles and silhouettes? How do I make the most out of what I have?

[@barbaranye9670]

I really enjoyed this video. It has given me some ideas to help me break out of the “mold” I’ve fallen into between retirement and COVID

[@KatTheScribe]

I am with you on the warm weather clothing that's for sure. Over the past year I have purchased some linen pants and a few other items, but seriously need to work on this.

[@nicollekerman]

it'll be SO helpful to see you dressing for summer, i live in a tropical country and it's really difficult to find fresh inspiration for elegant style that is not for cold weather! I'm looking forward to see your next videos 😍

[@lisamonti7057]

I'm excited to see your warm weather outfit ideas! I also live in a hot & humid summertime climate and would love your tips.

[@comkver]

I find organizing my clothes on Pinterest is a great way to see what I'm missing and what I would need. I'm just like you and *Live* for winter. So, I also find myself in need of a summer wardrobe as well.

[@IevaKambarovaite]

7:04 cannot wait for this video. It's goings to be so much fun I loved the ones you did about your kibbe analysis

[@AudreyCoyne]

🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@marylaidig5755]

What a style journey you have embarked upon this year. Can’t wait to see how you proceed!

[@bbbabybear27]

You are almost primarily responsible for my glow up last year 😅 Excited to continue evolving, absolutely love your content. ❤

[@bbbabybear27]

And I cannot wait for your video on colors, as we have very similar tones and I now love introducing color into my once all black wardrobe!

[@cat_pb]

This video was so well thought through. This year of 2022 my plan is getting more colour on my wardrobe, I realized I was really wearing a lot of black and dark colours, and that's not necessarily a bad thing but it was not bringing me comfort or really showing myself in the way I want to. I want to add some colour into my wardrobe, but also be seen seriously by my peers and to be comfortable, it took a while, but that's what I realized so far. In the proccess I also managed to slowly buy the things I want to wear, it's not like I made a conscious decision about it, but it worked out in the end. ✨🍃

[@7notavailable7]

I love pearls too! But simple strand or studs may look boring and dated. Constantly looking for more modern pearl pieces!

[@edennis8578]

You might enjoy a long endless pearl necklace. You can wrap it, twist it into a torsade (you need a pearl shortener for that), knot it, let it hang down the back, etc. Lots of options. I like 80" to 100" long. You can even twist it together with another long pearl or bead necklace for a very different look.

[@christinaoldham6614]

As other commenters have said, I feel the same way as you about cold versus warm weather dressing and can't wait to get your ideas. I, too, have way too many sweater for the climate in NC. I did have a couple of small breakthroughs last summer when I ran across a light, longsleeved linen shirt (at a thrift store, no less!) in a wonderful blue that I instantly fell in love with. Saw it through the window on a rack, ran there, and it was my size. That's what I want to feel about more summer pieces. I'm so happy when I put it on. Also, it taught me that long sleeves in a light, breathable fabric, may actually be better than short or no sleeves as they keep the sun off your arms. I'm also excited to hear about your personal color consultation! Thanks for your wonderful videos. ❤

[@emm6724]

Love this. I really want to only wear clothes that are important to me. I realize that I love dresses and skirts so I’ve found ways to all year round wear that. I only have one pair of shorts now and I love it. Summer dresses and skirts are amazing

[@_renatachan]

I am travelling with one 23 kg suitcase and definitely have to stop getting cold weather clothes, as I also need some things to wear during warmer months! Having a neutral color palette and kinda same style pieces is helping me to minimize its amount. Thanks for sharing your tips, Audrey❤️

[@lindawescott3824]

Loved this video, Audrey! I am also trying to work the unpredictable in dress....would love to hear more on how to accomplish this one....Summer is definitely another...I think I need a whole workshop...have a great day and thank you for all the help you give us! 😊

[@wrendor9465]

I love your wardrobe plan for the year, and also what you said about challenging yourself. You are a nice addition to my Sunday ritual!

[@sherilynalexnder897]

My jewelry collection is on my purge list too. I moved to south FL several years ago, and quickly realized that big chunky jewelry is just too warm in a humid climate, so that all got purged. But then I started collecting long pendant necklaces instead, and now I realize I haven't worn any necklaces at all in at least a year. Also any earrings I haven't worn in at least two years - that's all got to go.

[@ashleykagaoan3510]

I would love to know where you go shopping. I love watching your videos for inspiration and your voice is so soothing. Thank you! 😁

[@MassielMancebo]

I’m having the same exact issue with the winter vs summer clothes. I realized this month that I own an indecent amount of sweaters which I love, and that I completely avoid buying or wearing summer clothes.

[@ashlynnkaplan680]

The fit/straight-flare silhouette looks absolutely beautiful and so flattering on you! As well as the puff sleeve white top. I enjoy seeing unique twists on basics; elevated basics. This is what I’ve been focusing on and it really makes for some lovely outfits that don’t look like what others are wearing. I decided to break away from some common outfits seen in my area (specifically army green cargo jackets and skinny jeans). I have an army green trench instead and straight fit jeans as well as some boot cut. No one I’ve seen wears trench coats in my area! Warm weather dressing is another area I’m focusing on as well! Keeping it classy and working with silhouettes that flatter my body too. Here in north Idaho, our summers are getting hotter and more uncomfortable than I’m used to, but I’m not comfortable wearing short shorts or showing skin, wearing bikini tops around town. I love linen and would like to work more with this and light cotton fabrics. Just today, I played with some color and an outfit outside of my comfort zone. I wore it to church and felt so so good and confident! I’m discovering new things about my body and style as well and can’t wait to see your journey too!

[@rosamunddyermezzo]

Yay to discovering warm weather wear! I, like you, adore winter and cold weather layers, colors and fabrics. I struggle to find comfort and freedom in linens that wrinkle and creams/whites that I fight to keep clean and fresh. Very excited to hear your discoveries as we both expand in this way.

[@adz5bneweng589]

Re capsule wardrobes: highly tecommend Emily Wheatley's recent video on why capsule wardrobes don't work". Personal styles differ, but her tips are universal and opened my eyes to why I just wasn't satisfied with my capsule wardrobe.

[@chilibandit6660]

Love both Audrey and Emily!

[@seattlethistle]

Love EW but if you played a drinking game with edgy and chic you’d soon be an alcoholic lol

[@n.b.3521]

I agree. The only time I find a capsule wardrobe works for me is when I'm travelling for two weeks or so. After that I start to get super bored of wearing the same pieces all the time.

[@sally-annparker6744]

Capsule wardrobes to me feel like a knee jerk reaction to excessive consumption. From one extreme to another. I also only use capsules for travel and find it far too restrictive for year round use. I like to have some more interesting and colourful items to play with and have noticed that it’s a style of dressing (in the form usually presented) that suits different people but not everyone. Eg I don’t exactly have an outrageous or particularly adventurous dress style but I look like I’m dressing up or borrowed someone else’s clothes if I wear jeans and a blazer, normally presented as capsule staples.

[@texasstardust6010]

...I'm interested in watching that, ... Because I've not ever been a " Capsule Wardrobe " Girl, lol... except when I do travel. Even at that, I learned to take several extra pieces, and an extra pair of beautiful shoes. I'm somewhat a clothes horse, always have been, but I'm picky as to what I buy , I don't spend a lot in one fell swoop, it's curated over time .

[@MizSyd222]

Loved the sweet and feminine ruffled blouse in place of your typical white button down. Also love the mother of Pearl jewelry. I get great ideas from you! Thank you! You dress more classic than me, but I want to tone down my wardrobe because it’s easier to dress and travel. The way my wardrobe is right now, I have crazy colors and prints, tons of separates and dresses and not many pants.

[@sharrlizz]

I love the all black outfit on you, stunning! Love hearing about your style progression into 2022.

[@mufithabuhari4021]

I love your contents Audrey. Pls keep posting on every week. Pls do a video about your office makeup look. Love from Sri Lanka

[@irairod5160]

I have the opposite problem, Audrey! I love dressing for summer, but hate winter and winter dressing. So these last 2 years, I concentrated on investing in that section of my wardrobe. I purchased a knee-lenght black coat (the one I had was looking a little ratty) and a midi-length burgundy one. I already have a beloved camel coat, so I'll keep my eye out for a silvery-gray one now that winter is coming to an end where I live and warm pieces will be discounted. Keep sharing your journey! I look forward to hearing about your color palette evolution.

[@Rose-xi8bs]

Me too. That’s why I always felt uninspired to dress for winter because my favorite and nice clothing are summer pieces. I have gotten some nicer winter pieces now but still prefer warm weather clothing.

[@eminaroses7005]

Yes to hot weather attire video! I live in Jacksonville Florida and work in downtown and it’s soooooo hot for 4/6 months out of the year

[@cjdflkj]

Amen on the need to focus on summer dressing, similar summers where I live. My problem, I can't shave, which is a real societal no-no, makes summer fashion not fun, but winter fashion my dream.

[@asmaq9444]

Always a pleasure to find a video of yours, short and sweet 💞

[@bonniechircop6593]

Hi Audrey! I enjoy your videos so much! I have similar challenges with being petite. 5'1", 103-109lbs. (Pie and ice cream fluctuations. 😖) I commented out loud when you said how you have to refrain from buying any more sweaters. Same here. I bought so many new sweaters last fall that I had to store some in space bags because I have no more room in my closet. Your suggestions and tips are so helpful, your voice is soft and soothing, and you are always smiling. It is much appreciated. Thank you! 😊

[@princesasdensueno9247]

This was incredibly useful! Can’t wait for the warm weather advice ☀️

[@sally-annparker6744]

I live in a hot climate where we have had a record number of days over 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) this summer and the temps have been sitting in the high 90s and above for a very long time now. I find dresses almost the only bearable things to wear and have many, some casual, some dressy, but all super comfortable and quite lovely. Have also got into midi mid calf length billowy skirts in natural fabrics, but with fitted tank tops or tshirts as I don’t at all like drapey or layered or loose clothing. I love summer wear with more colours and find summer quite a simple easy season to dress for although am always ready for the cooler weather and a bit of relief from the heat. But dresses, dresses all the way - so simple and easy, and a million different looks and silhouettes.

[@jennysb]

Loved this! I also struggle with shopping for the hot humid weather. Please share where you end up buying your summer clothes as that is a huge help! Thanks xx

[@Future-zx9ts]

I can’t wait to see your video on color analysis! I’ve been considering limiting my wardrobe to certain colors, but I’d love to know more about which ones would suit me best, as well as combine well together. I did the old color analysis back in the day (I can’t recall the name of it, but it was often used for makeup - maybe Color Me Beautiful??), but I’d like something more updated and modern. Lovely video, and thank you for sharing Audrey!

[@barbaratizio4752]

Recently discovered Alicia Bell for warm weather dressing and adding pink to my color palette. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on curating your wardrobe.

[@evac.7762]

Who is Alicia Bell?

[@eileenstasczak6606]

Yes, please share! Thank you.

[@lilyk527]

I think this is your best video in a while ☺️

[@sophiehawkins7178]

My wardrobe is the exact opposite. I LOVE the sun - I live in Canada and I am counting the weeks until spring and then Summer!!!! We get maybe four good months of sun so I have lots of warm weather clothes and then the blacks, greys, and blahs of my winter wardrobe - I bought a white coat this year and I'm really appreciating not being dressed in a dark colour. I actually layer a lot and am attempting to have a year round wardrobe with the exception of the real cold winter (and I mean minus 22 celsius with a wind chill - add another 20!). I loved India - 3-4 hours a day in 36 to 40 degree celsius - loved it! I have bought some nice cardigan type sweaters for next year on sale this year. Thanks for the video! I'm going to apply your tips to my winter wardrobe for next season and revamp the summer one. You are a real classy woman Audrey!

[@helenread8317]

Lovely videos and lovely to see your journey of discovery of your self through clothing and colours Audrey 🙏❤

[@nikkihoffman2891]

Lovely and thoughtful video. I’ve already thought of some new combinations!

[@allieie]

More color and pattern! After some dark years looking to bring some life into my wardrobe.

[@beautyamongashes8378]

I love that your color palette matches your home 🖤🤍🤎💚

[@rachelmaxwell5953]

Please can you do a video on pearls, especially how to not look old fashioned/frumpy? I want to wear my late mother's pearl necklace but I have a tendency to look old fashioned (I'm 50). Thanks! 💕

[@heloisachaves8414]

Mix them with chain link necklaces

[@jokas7732]

For summer focus on quality Linen and linen cotton blend garments, pants, shirts, dresses. I find so many at Nordstrom, you can search by fabric type. This is all I wear in the summer. Linen has a rich sheen to it as well

[@marilynsackman5195]

Cannot wait to see how you style your warm weather outfits. Always been a challenge for me.

[@pageremick4187]

This was great Audrey! That nudge and 'allowance' to step outside the norm of our dressing is liberating and will send us into territory that could better express who we have become. Loved this ..... thanks!

[@cindyfoley1675]

I too have too many sweaters and live in a warm climate. Looking forward to seeing warm weather clothing. Cotton and linens are my favorite for summer

[@dolores1966]

these grey trousers with the grey boots make your legs look endless 😍

[@elliestylist]

My wife has change so much since 2020 and my wardrobe definitely reflects that!

[@bellebb8673]

I am very excited about your plan to focus on warm weather dressing! We have a small second home in the tropics. I am trying to put together a simple wardrobe to leave there year round that will work in a very hot climate. I look forward to hearing your new ideas!

[@PaperPremise]

I am soooo excited for warm weather content! I live in South Florida, I feel like 90% of the fashion advice out there does not apply 360 days a year here 😭 even though I much prefer fall fashion, it’s not my reality!

[@lea81179]

We will soon be moving from the midwest to a hot, humid climate. I'll be following to learn about warm weather dressing! Great insight!