Trinny Woodall | Amanda Wakeley Style DNA

[@iosonoluci6803]

I’ve followed Trinny since 2019❤ She changed my view on everyday life. Now I dress and invest in how my day looks, not just for special occasions. Love Trinny❤ such an icon for me❤

[@bastelkiste2242]

Same

[@handywoman840]

Same! I am approaching 50, Trinny was so timely for me. I look and feel better and more confident than ever before. Clothes matter!

[@realreviews4017]

It's a nice feeling isn't it when you "put yourself together?" It does lift your mood in my opinion, and I was once advised never to save clothes for best because it never comes. Since then I have made more effort and it feels good.

[@margaretmartine9430]

What a great interview! I loved that Trinny does not jump on the fast fashion bashing bandwagon. She knows that everything has its place and there are people out there that need it. It all depends how you utilize it. Thanks! I enjoyed both of you so much!

[@jamndunk]

Lovely to see Ms. Wakeley relax into the interview with Trinny, who I love listening to.

[@sarahmurphy-nf4yl]

LOVE that Trinny loves 'the clothes' regardless of the price. She will mix a £49 blazer with £29 trousers and £1,200 silver top. This is INTELLIGENT, CREATIVE STYLE AT IT'S BEST ...which is why she is loved. No false pretenses just REAL....AND ..... we LOVE her Zara shopping!!!!! ❤️

[@suzangroves959]

Im Always inspired by Trinnies energy at 79 I live in today and dress how I feel and the weather im always told I look glamorous but im aiming for stylish! I think it's just because I always wear my makeup and contact lenses, I soften my makeup now and love to wear top to toe one colour with dress up accessories x thank you Trinny x

[@sarahmurphy-nf4yl]

Apart from being amazing with clothes and make up...Trinny is warm, kind, considerate, fun, humble, funny, interesting, not precious about herself and a totally gals gal which is perfect for what she does. We love her ❤️ 💙 💜

[@notaclue822]

Trinny is fantastic, very articulate. I could listen to her all day.

[@annrubino6252]

Fabulous discussion, ladies! Thank you and please do more.

[@patriciahadfield6508]

Loved this interview. Trinny is truly inspirational.

[@elfriedeschmidt4033]

Trinny is amazing! While I personally don’t wear much colour at all, I appreciate how she acknowledges that it’s not for everyone. What she sees as most important is how one “feels” through their style of clothing and skin care habits. She is totally holistic about how we should all approach our daily presence in the world. What’s not to love about that!! ❤

[@rumdo5617]

Brilliant no nonsense Trinny 💕

[@SLBStyle]

Amanda is amazing!! I was part of her team doing the nails backstage for her come back show a few years ago and it was an incredible honour to work with her. Xxxx Sarah Bacchus x 😊

[@bastelkiste2242]

I love Trinnys philosophically view about clothes.

[@morreenczuczor7169]

This is probably the best Trinny interview I’ve ever seen. Two phenomenal women talking about fashion and Trinny’s own experiences throughout the years…I can relate to so much of what they were saying 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💛💛💛💛💛✨

[@carolyna.869]

A great book about clothes is called "I Want to be Her!" By Andrea Linnet She chronicles every girl that ever inspired her with their clothes and style-- so good.

[@janelleespinosa6247]

Trinny is wonderful in that, she really loves to empower other women. She puts her energy into feeling her best, bringing her best self forward.

[@VanityAndMe]

I really, really loved this. I have subscribed and look forward to more. I love everything that Trinny does and Amanda, my favourite all-time handbag has your name on it xx

[@Angelaah.]

I loved this interview, thank you ladies. Trinny's description of how having acne affected her, so resonated with me. I use to do very similar things, such as thinking about the lighting when I went out, hiding behind my long hair to cover my face and also feeling very self-conscious when people used to talk to my spots and felt like they were scanning my face all of the time. Even though my skin cleared up in my 30s and I feel more confident, I so admire and notice someone's beautiful complexion. I still am a little stuck with my skincare routine though, not quite knowing what suits my sensitive skin in case of break outs. In my 50s with occasional spots and wrinkles!

[@leadoucet1432]

I don't know who the interviewer is but she was very good. Excellent chat, truly enjoyed this.

[@sarahmurphy-nf4yl]

SUPER INTERVIEW. LOVED THEM BOTH ❤️

[@jasbegs1258]

Enjoyed this very much - thanks.

[@KerryBlue72]

Love this 🙌🏼💕

[@barbraluce5706]

Thoroughly enjoyable

[@maittlen]

What fun this was!!!

[@debbiedaniel9774]

Great interview ❤

[@jimjamesjimothy15]

Been following Trinny since she did ‘What not to wear’ with Susannah. Me and my best friend were 16 yo then and to this day we still tell each other ‘never do color with black!’ which was one of the things Trinny used to say over and over again 🤣 I love all your content, Trinny. I still dress like shit, but I love your videos 💕

[@sarahmurphy-nf4yl]

Great interview - wish the VOLUME could be made louder. Hard to hear unless it's near the face.

[@juliahanoman3284]

Great talk. FYI, as an only child, I didn't have the confidence that Lyla has. I think confidence is generational, but also, family. Not all parents have the same priorities and nurturing a child's self-confidence can be very low on the list. I was extremely shy but had to force myself to talk to people I didn't feel comfortable doing - otherwise, I would have been by myself all of the time...

[@suno8911]

I’ve loved Trinny since the WNTW days and I identify with her analytical, systematic way of approaching clothes and style. BUT I do have a big problem with her never ending promoting of Zara. There is not one video where she doesn’t talk about them. 100% we just look after every garment and buy to keep forever, but it is possible to curate a stylish collection without giving into questionable fast fashion. Not to mention that Zara has become such low quality for most of what they sale around the world that keeping it in good shape is increasingly hard, and in most countries it is far from affordable too.

[@coopernutrition]

I so agree that the coastal grandma trend is ridiculous.

[@marilynwhite8763]

The season we are in.

[@renatakrystecka3127]

Does someone know the title of A movie Triny was talking about? I didi't quite catch the name of the female designer?

[@annrubino6252]

Iris Apfel, American fashion icon

[@renatakrystecka3127]

Thank you so much

[@cindynorris5983]

I enjoy watching a few IG/KZbin minimalist bloggers, but I say the same thing. They always look the same. I need a little more variety than black blazer/white T. I am glad we are all different.

[@susanwoodmansey4519]

Trinny amazing Sxx

[@toomylight2311]

God love some people they don’t even have the price of a few different outfits !

[@topchic7475]

Were the matching outfits just a coincidence 🤔😅

[@antoinetteviviers6923]

Trinny and Susanna was a mean team . I never like them together...was cruel..the way they handle the women..what have changed..

[@monikamichaelis-iw3to]

Why dont you use your real first name? Sarah-Jane?