What Is Out of Style in 2024 and What to Wear Instead

[@gracesusanotte5474]

I appreciate your advice for “no blaming, no shaming “. Perhaps I’m showing my 80 years, but the rudeness and coarseness in our culture cannot be offset by anything one wears, not matter the style, color, tailoring,label or cost!

[@janetjaken1389]

You are not showing your age. Kindness should span a lifetime ❤️

[@RebelNanny28]

Good manners never goes out of style ;)

[@deeshea3286]

Great video Kay. You help keeping us abreast of current trends. Thank you

[@Scheherazad100]

At 80 or 82 you can still look elegant, classy and sexy. Never give in to frumpy. Create your own style.💝

[@janicedenisar3008]

🎉yes, @gracesusanotte5474 !😊

[@melissaeberhart5320]

Kay, sorry to hear that you received some unkind comments. You deserve better your channel is nothing but positivity. The Lord blessing over you and your page.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks so much. That is very kind. I certainly don’t mind women expressing different opinions than mine, but I just don’t understand why some people seem to think that they need to put others down in order to elevate themselves. Thanks so much for your support. 🥰

[@bpapso]

So true! I watch several KZbin channels on “what’s in and what’s out “. I use them as a rough guideline for not looking like a little old lady! We all must remember these are only suggestions. I’m a firm believer in wearing what makes you feel comfortable.

[@dtmc4509]

This industry is all about making money. Changing styles constantly like everyone is made of money. I will always wear what makes me comfortable.

[@RenaeSchwaninger]

When I turned 60, I didn't know how to dress anymore and where I fit in. Your blog and your videos have helped me so much! Thank you! I have tried to buy the best quality I can afford and use your ideas. The best thing for me is your idea of intensity. After that, it all started to work for me. I wasn't sure about the ankle or slightly cropped pants. But now I use them in the warmer weather months, since I don't like to wear shorts outside my home anymore. I am feeling more relevant. I appreciate you!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

That is just wonderful. So encouraging. Thank you for sharing. 💕

[@lynettefinnigan9540]

Yes, it's weird turning 60....50s, I just dressed as I did for 40... but 60, I reassessed my wardrobe,....I bought a few things and my husband said "You're not a granny! Stop it!!" (I am a grandmother, but quite youthful looking😂😂) I looked at myself again, and thought..yeah!! Stop it, trying to look old!! You don't have to look old.... like the lady doing this show, neat, stylish, a bit of colour, nothing too tight or too short (because nothing looks worse than mutton dressed as lamb!!!) And I've refreshed my wardrobe, removed the dull things I just bought, and some new pops of colour, and I'm happy with the overall look. Let's do 60!😊😊😊😊

[@barbarac15]

That is the challenge, see the number but remember who You are and not listen to stereotypes about who you turned into because of an age

[@bexp436]

Completely agree with how you felt. I felt exactly the same and it has taken some time and research to understand who/what I am now.

[@PatriciaPatterson-u2f]

I look forward to every Wednesday, thank you for your encouraging words regarding dressing for my day. I’m 73 and always looking to improving my style. Thank you

[@charlottekrecow4596]

Kay, I know you say skinny jeans are out. But here's my situation. For the last ten years I have been majorly overweight (size 14-16, 5' 7"). During the last year I dropped a substantion amount of weight so that I am now a size 4, sometimes a 2. I look and feel fabulous and I love showing off my new found figure in skinny jeans. My husband loves them on me and I see that retailers, Talbots, Banana Republic, Gap, to name a few, still carry a skinny jean. I know they're not the style but I feel so good about myself when wearing them that I will continue to eschew the current loose baggy and yes even supposed slim leg jeans. I love your advice but since you encourage us to dress what we feel comfortable in I will opt for the "untrendy" jeggings.

[@americafirst9144]

Most "slim" jeans fit like baggy jeans on me. If I want something to remotely fit my thighs I usually have to wear skinny jeans. I would prefer a modern skinny, that is a bit less skinny on the calves, but the ones I see are $220+, out of my price range. I might splurge and pay $80-$90 for one pair, if I could find them. No, Talbot's and GAP don't work on me.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Then I say absolutely go for those skinny jeans. And congratulations on your weight loss. That is amazing! Enjoy! 😊

[@flowerpower3618]

Wear them . Really who cares ?

[@raquel5401]

Like she said, trends are optional. If you love skinny jeans, and they make you happy and comfy, wear them! It's your body and your life. Enjoy it!

[@carmijok1]

Congrats on your weightloss, but size 14-16 on a 5'7" frame is not "majorly overweight". You were too hard on yourself. Still, it's great you are enjoying the results of getting healthy!❤

[@kristinjacobsen3417]

"Fads are for fun" i like that a lot. Not that fads are cheap or tacky but they're temporary fun. Great perspective.

[@Sharon-b5l]

Hi, Kay! I just want to say that I am so grateful to the Lord for you--for your personality, your graciousness, your wisdom and your encouragement. You keep doing what He wants you to do, the way He wants you to do it! We are blessed by you. God bless you!

[@SharrellKline]

This past year I've decided that for me a "trending" translated to an opportunity to buy an item that I love and works for me at a time when there is more selection in the marketplace. By now, at age 64, I know what works and what I love. For example, for the past 16 years the most flattering style of jeans on me has been wide leg. They were big in 2008 and I bought two great versions that I've worn when I wanted a dressy jeans look. Now that they're trending again and all over the marketplace, in all the colors and price points, it means I can buy a new pair or two. Another example is that my signature color is blue, especially the shades of Caribbean and cobalt. This spring blue is flooding the market, and that means I can find a new top in the perfect color for me. But I always wear blue even when it's not trending.

[@teacherstreet]

Yes!! I’m in LOVE with the huge wide pants (no tightness anywhere!) so I’m buying extra of the ones I love while they’re available. ❤

[@ginismithcarlin8428]

As a 67 yr old woman, I still just wear what I want. You wear the fashion you want, I’ll wear what I want. The last six months, I’ve started to upcycyle some of my clothes. I found a nice pair of straight legged jeans, & made them into bell bottoms, like we used to do 50 yrs ago. I love them, can dress them up since they are dark blue. I’m patching up a favorite long sleeved jean shirt, & it’s becoming a work of folk art, as the patches create a scene on the back. I have a flannel shirt that will receive the lace or crocheted pieces of old linens. That’s just an example of things I’m doing. Such as taking that over large wrap skirt that I’ll change into a simple yet more flattering skirt. If you like the style, great! If you don’t, that’s great too. We need to dress for what we like, feel comfortable in, & look good in. If it’s out of fashion, it doesn’t matter to me, sooner or later it will be back! God’s Blessings to you & May people be kind to you & others.

[@cleopatra658]

The Fashion Industry dictates what is “in” or “out” to generated sales and keep people buying more clothes! Decide for yourself what is “in” or “out” for you! Call them your “Vintage Skinny Jeans” … that automatically makes them COOL”! 🤣

[@ginismithcarlin8428]

@@cleopatra658 true, vintage makes them cool, but I had more fun up cycling my clothes!

[@cobainzlady]

yeah i love to upcycle stuff and it also sells well on Etsy.

[@mikeevans3607]

Love your videos but not crazy about your political sponsor! Carole❤

[@Antoinette14273]

Leopard print (and also Polka Dots) never really go out of style = Classics

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Absolutely! Thanks for watching. 💕

[@jackiebrown8679]

I am grateful that you expressed that negative comments are not acceptable. As women we should encourage each other.

[@johnpope8887]

As a 75 year old woman living in Wales I love your blog The advice and ideas you give are just right for me I used to worry about negative comments but now I realise the problem is with the comment makers and I can rise above them Please carry on your great work Best wishes from Wales xx

[@DP-nv5fy]

I really value and appreciate your views on 'no shaming' and 'being gracious'. It sets a positive tone for all of us in our daily lives as well.

[@ColleenForsberg]

You are lovely and very open and honest sharing your knowledge on dressing and makeup tutorials. I am 75 and know I look much younger. Dressing with thought and knowledge is joyful!

[@teamginger6359]

Yay! I love your no shame policy! We can all make a better world by supporting each other! ❤❤❤

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Wonderful. thanks so much for graciously understanding.

[@chriscritchley1]

Thank you Kay for another super informative and stylish video. I am 72 and never been very fashionable but I am learning from you how to be a little more modern in an age appropriate way.

[@stephdub1972]

Thank you for your videos and social media content. I love your upbeat, positive approach toward fashion and living our best years❤

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks for watching!😊

[@kaygrove5281]

I’m so glad to see over sized clothes are going they reminded me of dressing up in mom’s clothes!

[@laurayoder3553]

Those gold slingback heels are fabulous! I love your videos, Kay. The overall attitude of social media seems to be mannerless to downright mean a lot of the time, and the courage of KZbinrs such as yourself is admirable. Thanks for all you do.

[@marciastogsdill9848]

You are such a great example of the gracious southern lady. Kay, your beautiful personality shines through with every video. ❤ your style advice.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@debbiesanders2634]

Thanks Kay! You are always so gracious. I look forward to your videos as I always learn something new. I don’t have much of what’s not trending in my closet so that makes me happy! I appreciate you giving us what we should wear instead.

[@wendygreenfield9631]

I work outside... in the dirt! Still, a gal likes to look nice. Soooo excited about the carpenter pants. Even though I live a totally different lifestyle, I find something useful in every video. Thank you Kay 🤗

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Love it!! Thanks so much for sharing. 😊

[@susannahkassler2396]

You look fabulous in pink Kay! Thanks for another great video - I am your age exactly and back in the day I used to keep abreast of trends by looking at magazines - but no need for that expense and clutter anymore! You do a MUCH better job of collecting looks I like and would wear. I do want to look stylish and aware (nothing worse than looking like you don’t know what decade this is 😅) but I don’t want to wear what is offered to the 20-something’s- not flattering or dignified on me. Thank you for being a great example of beauty, style, dignity and class!

[@nikkisue1715]

You are always so sweet and positive. I purchased a few pairs of joggers from Talbots two years ago and I wear these when I am with my young grandsons. They allow me to be comfortable and I don't mind if they get a few smudges on them. They wash out beautifully. I always go back to what you say, "You do you." Thanks for another wonderful video.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Yes, I love my Talbots joggers, too. That's what I was wearing in the video. Perfect for active days.

[@donnaschindlbeck7457]

Love your content and suggestions Kay! At 67 my style is ever evolving with the changes in my life. Always look forward to Wednesday mornings ❤

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

So glad! 😀

[@joannpetersen48]

Love it. You always hit it! You’re joy comes through in the video, thanks for sharing!

[@cheritaylorministries]

Love the videos. You are certainly a class act. Thank you for that.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks for watching! 🥰

[@louisefromNY]

Hi Kay! I just found you! I’m 67 and need tons of encouragement and advice. You look so pretty in pink. I can’t wait for your What To Wear suggestions 😊.

[@beckyproctor7499]

Dear Miss Kay, You make my day With your cheery, upbeat attitude. When I see you smile I’m smiling back With a heart that’s filled with gratitude. Oh, who would guess Learning how to dress Could make me feel this way? I’m smiling still as I write these line. My dear, you’ve made my day.❤️

[@janwynn2731]

Thank you for your weekly videos. You always give great suggestions for staying modern. I appreciate your research!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You are so welcome!🤗

[@Jules-mf2bv]

Love your videos. Thank you for all the effort you put into this. Much appreciated! 😊

[@ddflinn2721]

The cuff Jean makes the legs look shorter.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Indeed it does. 😊

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks so much for watching. 🥰

[@LJT1183]

Kay~thank you for being a positive ray of sunshine!! Much needed in this world!! Great tips today! Enjoyed!!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You are so welcome!🤗

[@darladellana4961]

I love the slim look of the pink tee with matching pink long shirt. Fun color, chic styling. The only thing I would change is that I would tuck the tee-shirt in completely as I feel the partial tuck looks messy. The jeans and shoes were perfect with it.

[@war-painter]

Partial tuck is EVERYWHERE these days. It’s all about having a skinny waist, which is hard to achieve without prescription drugs or illness after 60. That was the wonder of leggings and skinny jeans, allowing one to skip over the jiggly bits. No more. The nipped in waist is all very well unless you have Interstitial Cystitis or any bladder disorder, and then you are well and truly doomed ever time you sit. It’s down to fasting, keto, no carbs, no bread and drink lots of water ladies. By the time that small waist comes into view, the fashions will have changed!

[@mattlesoine8348]

This is my first time watching your blog; I am enjoying it so much. Do you do a blog about make-up; your make-up is so flattering and I love the color of your lipstick. Do you publicize the brand and shade of it?

[@karenkeltner2014]

Thank you, Kay. You are lovely!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You are so welcome!🤗

[@olgaaskenaziabady2072]

I love your style and consistency. You walk the talk. For the longest time I want to leave my hair natural, and every beautician discourages me. My husband too. They claim I’m going to look terrible, too old and lose my job and not be employable. Yet my gut longs for a fresh look like yours. I’m going to go for it, even against professional and family advise. I guess if it’s accompanied by appropriate make up, a polished look, and mind the details, I could find my own look where I’m comfortable and proud of my age. You put it together so nicely, your make-up, accessories, healthy, polished hair cut.., Congratulations!! You are an inspiration

[@kristinj7173]

I would love to revisit some of your suggestions about color choices, including how to select our own best colors and how to incorporate the Pantone 2024 color trends.

[@donnayeager2703]

I'm 68vand have been wearing wide leg and bell bottom jeans. I get so many compliments. It takes me back to my high school and college years. 😊

[@mariannem8419]

Don't know why, but I think the no-hem jeans look very flattering.

[@DesertDiva541]

AND...for those of us who are "height-challenged" (I WAS 5'3", and at 70 have shrunk to 5'2"), and who have trouble finding short or petite jeans, it means we can buy "regular" length, carefully measure, and then cut 'em off and start to fringe them a bit. No more pinning and hemming! My trick is to cut them at least a 1/2 inch longer than I think I want them, and then use a seam ripper to start to fringe the free edge a bit. Better to cut too long and correct later than cut too short (I say this from experience). Thanks as always for your videos, Kay! I am no longer in the workplace, and live in a VERY casual, rural area where jeans are even worn to church, but I SO much admire your style! I do love wearing a "lady jacket" or blazer with my jeans.

[@MrsHealer]

Thank you for your lovely work you do for us, encouring to stay relevant and active! I came back to your video after watching it a few hours ago because I realised I keep thinking about what you said about deleting the comments. I absolutly agree that you do that, have the right to do that and putting a boundary here for some people. I noticed it is a bit of a toboo among content creators and rarely mentioned, but it is so important to stress that you have the right to do that. As you open your life and home for us, anybody who want to enter in some muddy, dirty shoes should be certain that they will not be allowed. Once again thank you, that was empowering for me! ❤

[@deedeewalker1564]

Thanks so much for these videos. I appreciate that you give guidance and direction, but also leave space for personal style. I’ve never been that interested in fashion but still want to look relevant and have some confidence in my choices. I also appreciate how respectful and careful you are with your words and how you foster an encouraging atmosphere. You are definitely letting your light shine!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thank you. That is very kind and encouraging.

[@famlbk]

I am so glad you mentioned tank tops. That is my fav. At 77, I work hard at the gym and on my arms and body. I bought my first pair of skinny jeans a few months ago. I will wear them sometime with the right top. Normally I wear a Jean with a slight flare at the bottom. This suits my figure the best. I do have to watch shirt choices even as a shirt jacket since I have narrow shoulders. If that seam is not right at the shoulder, it makes me look dowdy. Since I am tall, I pass on the monochromatic, one color look since it makes me look even taller and skinnier. Same thing with platform shoes. I do love slingback shoes and had several pairs in the 1980s similar to the ones you showed. How I wish I could still wear those. But I figured it’s best to wear what I’m not going to fall over in so it is what it is. We all do our best.

[@maureenrhysjones4643]

NOTHING will persuade me to part with my skinny jeans! I am 5ft 2in, short waisted with a 38 inch bust . My legs are the best part of me! If I wear baggy, straight or any fashion jean it makes me look awful. I wear what suits me NOT what is in fashion.

[@erikahyman8611]

I feel the exact same way! Wear what is flattering for your shape. Trending styles are suppose to be fun, but if it’s not flattering, what’s the point?

[@cindymaddux3507]

Nope! Not giving up my Skinny Jeans!

[@lindaingram7934]

Long may the live!

[@rollinsmom9111]

My size is similar to yours. Short people have to look good too. show off your cute legs with skinny jeans and leggings, with a nice top.

[@lindat6623]

Yep, love my skinny jeans & leggings!

[@gaylestewart8196]

Loved this video- - And I really think that nicely- tailored clothes and kitten heels have, and always will, stand the test of time. Tailored clothes accentuate the positive, and kitten heels can always be beautifully worn dressed up or dressed down. 😊

[@Debcatawba]

Thank you for spreading human kindness. Your style is fabulous and I love your hair style and color.

[@marycatherinebailey5740]

You remind me of a friend. We saw each other often when our children were in school together. She and her husband had four children. She and her husband both had full- time jobs outside of their home, but she always looked stylish, as did the rest of her family, and she always smiled. Her smile is so much like yours. They moved to another town and we moved the opposite direction. I hope to see her again someday. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and information. I just moved and realize that I have too many clothes! After leading a life with very few clothes except items I made, it’s surprising to see how much I have collected. I wear the same size as I did 30 years ago. Please present a video on how to “weed”. Thanks again.

[@beccaharrison5110]

Enjoyed this video. Getting ready for spring is less daunting after your Wed. encouragement.

[@holly7869]

Hello, Kay. I wanted to share this with you, so you'll your kind words spread to Las Vegas, NV. First, I watched this video yesterday. Later in the day my husband and I went out to lunch. As we left the restaurant, we paused to allow a couple to enter, I stopped in my tracks. The woman wore heels, denim trousers, a white cardigan in the style of Coco Chanel suits and a perfect amount of gold jewelry. Enjoy your weekend!

[@teresacarle294]

😊Think it's thrilling when someone moves us w/their elegant &/or exceptionally attractive style. Did you happen to compliment this lady? Don't be shy about showing your appreciation. We all need a boost now & again. 😉I'm now firmly in the "See Something, Say Something" Camp🏕〰️esp. now that I'm taking such a delight in the subject of fashion & style. Sometimes our loved ones take our efforts for granted, & it's nice to be noticed for something positive. 🤫You never know what sort of day a person is having or what they're going through. I remember a particularly challenging day w/my 🥰pops in the doctor's office🧑‍⚕️. A gentleman🧑‍💼 in the busy waiting room caught my 👁👁eye as I was holding the office door for my dad to exit in his walker. All he said, "You're a good daughter." And, I still cherish the simple sincerity & kindness years later. Felt like 🕊God used an unexpected way to give me a little shout out too. Thank you, Jesus, for all the love & positivity that you've showered upon me. It proves He's not some distant Deity. He just needs bold & obedient folks like us to pass on the blessing...💐 💚Bridget from Cali☘️ (using my pal's YT acct)

[@kymgabriele297]

Kay I love your Wednesday Videos , you are such a Lovely Positive Lady with such good advice and inspiration for us ladies ❤️

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thank you for those kind words. 🥰

[@crystal229]

Hi Kay. I believe that skinny jeans are making a comeback for 2024, however jeggings and skin tight skinny jeans are out. I absolutely agree with everything else you shared in this video. I enjoyed it. Thank you!

[@Wannabecrafting247]

Thank you for your positivity! You seem like a very kind person! Arising tide raises ALL ships!

[@janthieme3024]

Oh my goodness, went and checked some of the sites you mention, love some of the clothes. Price way out of my income. Enjoyed your video. Thanks for keeping up with trends

[@hockeymomWA]

Maybe you could do screenshots of the clothes you like and shop other websites or stores - like old navy for example.

[@AnnaLenaHall]

I own more or less all the different styles of jeans. I also keep my skinny jeans for the winter. It's looks really goofy to stuff wide leg pants into knee high boots or any kind of heavy winter boots (which you need here in the colder climate). They are more practical for walking my dogs too since they do not get wet from the ground and grass when we go to the off leash trails. I do not like to wear skinny jeans in the summer. They are clingy and warm. What surprises me is that many of the top designers still bring out skinny jeans this year and many fashion bloggers say they are out.

[@BookTalksWithMrsThomas]

No shame policy! I ❤it! And yes let’s build each other up and not tear down.

[@ItIsYourMom]

Ahhh, good, kitten heels! They’re all I’ve been able to wear in recent years, I’ll be in style!

[@victoriahollis13]

Thanks for keeping us up to date on fashion news. I check my closet and decide on what I might add.

[@carlsenlifeafter60carlsen11]

I am so happy some of these things have gone out, like oversize clothes, and sweaters, I am petite and could not pull that off ,didn’t even try. I am a minimal classic person ,with a twist sometimes. I’ve always liked leopard print I have shoes ,a belt ,scarf and one top. I have a scarf that I bought in the 80s that is leopard print. I always save it for when it comes back in. I am 68 and love to look modern…😊

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks so much for watching and for sharing your thoughts. 🥰

[@helenbotelho285]

Kay, I appreciate you and your content. You have helped me quite a bit especially when I turned 60 years old.

[@lynnettelg]

Thanks, Kay! Here’s me: I’m kind of blind to trends coming and going soon enough. So, you help open my eyes to pick up on updates. I appreciate you! ❤

[@raquel5401]

I like knowing what's trending, only so I know if a tried and true favorite is coming back in so I can re-stock. Can I just say I love that the clothes you suggest seem much more realistic to me than some other yters in our age group. Not being rude to them, I just think your suggestions are nice looking while being practical.

[@derbywinner6316]

You are correct with the slim jeans. I just got 2 pair from banana republic 🤫 loving the fitting

[@loriandrews6805]

Great video - thanks for the insight! I think a lot of learning to wear new styles is getting used to seeing yourself in the new style. I know you've talked about that before. I remember the first time I tried on skinny jeans years ago at WHBM. I didn't buy them because I thought they were WAY too tight for someone my age (I was probably early 50's at the time!) But eventually I got used to the look and bought some and enjoyed wearing them. I'm now adjusting my eyes to the wider look jeans on my body!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Absolutely! We definitely have to get used to seeing ourselves in something different. Thanks for sharing that encouragement for everyone.

[@wendyelliott6828]

Hi, I loved your commentary on what drives our buying choices. I can look ok in most trends. And I love the fun that clothes have been for me over the years. I think trends disappear because they are uncomfortable. I have always thought as I observe women and their clothes : Is the woman wearing the clothes or are her clothes wearing her?

[@NellieChristova-bw1ut]

i agree for the positive attitude❤

[@rachelfaith9169]

19:58 • Tailored (looking) clothes. Yes, this! I loved the cut of a certain jacket and I’m 5’8 and a size 6/8. The jacket was a Petite size 0 😬 and it’s my reminder to get what looks good and is amazing on me (but this jacket doesn’t close). Turns out it a prestige horse riding jacket, but I’ll take it to a tailer when I find comparable styles in MY actual size. I bought it to remind myself of what I like and what looks very good on me.

[@dmbailey5512]

i love my classic keds

[@bpapso]

I’m 66 and I have a couple of pairs of Converse All Stars! I wear them with my jeans and I could care less what anyone thinks.

[@sistershort1]

Love the videos I’ve seen so far. Personally I’d like to know where dresses/skirts are going. When is that coming down the pike? Thank you for what you’re doing in fashion!

[@marcelladominguez8787]

I like the straight leg jean and bootcut will never go out of style for me. Funny thing about the cuff trend is I used to do that back in the 90s because most jeans were always too long on me. The one jean trend I am on the fence with is the barrel legs -I don’t think that will stay and I am not too sure it would fit my body shape.

[@bpapso]

I hope the barrel leg goes out of style also. I inadvertently bought a pair from Chicos. They were labeled as straight leg. When I got them they were kind of wide. I think I’ll keep them and only wear them with heeled boots or shoes. Wasn’t the original 90’s trend called stove pipe jeans?? I didn’t like them back then either! Lol!

[@jobethwachtman7990]

Loved the ending of your video with your dance moves! So cute! I wish you were my neighbor and friend.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

😊 thank you

[@MollyStraight-r1k]

I watched you talk about what is Trending and then went shopping on amazon!

[@musicmom614]

Thank you Kay. Wonderful video. Glad I kept my boyfriend blazers that are I think back in style. Have a wonderful day.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You are so welcome! 🤗

[@loukishabridges7400]

You make me miss the Caribbean islands, bringing back so many memories of things I took for granted…sitting under the many mango trees filling myself silly, picking tamarind, chennet, and sour cherries on my way home from school, drinking from fresh picked coconuts daily and enjoying the jelly afterward, eating zaboca with every meal, eating cashew fruit and then roasting the cashew nuts, carefully inspecting pumerac with every bite…and chow everything…if you know, you know…🇹🇹

[@nataschajudson7509]

Amen to staying positive. ❤

[@janefoley5184]

Thanks for all the links and thanks for keeping us modern!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You bet! 👍🏻 ❤️

[@jacquiesang8265]

@@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms 17:11

[@lynneborges9182]

Really happy to see the end of the distressed , oversized and legging looks 🎉. I much prefer the smart ‘elegant’ looks even when casual. Thank you ladies.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thanks for sharing!!🥰

[@teacherstreet]

Kaye, I love the way you explain things and your outlook on fashion/style and life. I could listen to your voice all day, too! Thanks for helping me understand more and gain confidence in putting together my wardrobe. ❤ from Iowa

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You are so welcome! 🤗 thank you for watching and sharing.

[@gabrielleseeley4117]

I think it is great that you are doing what you love and that you are energized by your creative projects! I enjoy getting your perspective on fashion, because I don’t want to take the time to read magazines to find out what is in style! 😊

[@katherinerichardson1767]

Amen! We are to be encouragers! Thank you for saying we are in a community to uplift each other.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You are so welcome 🤗. Thanks for your support.

[@valerieleung3639]

Great video Kay. Always enjoy your fashion videos and I’m much more aware of what’s in style when shopping. Thank you

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You are so welcome!🤗

[@PamelaKersey]

Take what you feel fits you and gratefully leave the rest. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@loriannwulf8697]

Hi I just found you. I feel like you are a long lost friend. I loved what you said about your no shaming policy. I believe we should offer support and fellowship to one another. Shine in young lady. I will be watching your videos.❤

[@Aim4God]

Excellent video, as always! I am currently a 41 year old MS patient who feels inspired and motivated by everything you say. Thanks Kay and blessings to you and your family!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Thank you. That is very kind and encouraging.

[@patmollere5622]

Thanks for another great video! I just got some straight leg jeans that are about 3” too long. I can turn them up for now and get them hemmed next year. Yay!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Perfect! 👍🏻

[@maryannehaffner3294]

Agree with positive comments only and no shaming. TY

[@jobethwachtman7990]

I love the new barrel leg jean.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Me too! 😉

[@leejacobs3620]

Thank you for sharing this great video. It's wonderful to see examples of 'achievable' fashion style... and a 'not acceptable' stance on unkind comments.

[@SherrySisco-ut7et]

Love your videos! Great advice to keep modern. Learning so much from your easy to listen to voice.

[@carissabaker9304]

We need more. I am a caregiver for my husband. It has affected my physical and mental health and I fear shortened my own life.

[@amyconnelly5926]

Stay strong and wear what gives you comfort and confidence. Caregiving is exhausting but you will never regret having done all you could.

[@classicdee-ve6gg]

Thank you! You inspire me to remain current and not fall into a senior slump. As many others have also commented, budget can be a huge factor for some of us. Please consider a session keeping that in mind. Love your spirit!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

You’re so welcome. I will definitely try to do that.

[@pattyinsoflo5431]

Skinny jeans are out is the best news I could possibly hear!!

[@dawnmarazzi8283]

Thank you as always for all your fashion tips!!!

[@cjohnikin]

I appreciate the color on your nails! I just started allowing my nails to grow and to do some fun things with dips and gels (lol!). I always notice most people on camera have natural or white tips, which doesn't work for my current desires. Thank you for sharing. This is my 60th year and searching for the best fitting semi-baggy jeans for my 60 inch frame. 🥰

[@Grissy148]

Great ideas for this summer! Thank you so much! 👍

[@ladyesther]

Hi Kay, I love the shade of your lipstick. It looks nice on you and the pink outfit. Your style videos have helped me so much. My misheard sayings... I always thought it was "flash in the pants". Lol. In my "style wake up" I realized that I don't have to wear what everyone is wearing or what is popular or on trend. I was just wearing skinny jeans bc that was what was popular but I never really liked the tight fitting body molding jeans. I need some room in my jeans.

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Yes! That’s me too. I need some room in my jeans. Ha! Boy, I’ve misunderstood some common sayings before too. Hahaha! 😂 Thanks so much for watching. 🥰

[@jenniferhopper5583]

I still love your Barbie pink trousers. They seem like they have a wonderful drape and weight to them. The subtle pleats are also really nice looking. I agree with you that toning it down with a nice camel color top is a great way to go. I am going to look for some pants like those, I can’t remember where you purchased them.

[@TJNash-cr9ko]

This was a good video - like all the ones that you do! Thank you for showing the jeans that are in style now. And thank you for not putting negative comments - not important when you are giving style tips!

[@DressedforMyDaywithKayHarms]

Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@patriciamay6396]

I am under 5 ft tall and a size 10 or 12. I like skinny jeans and leggings can scrunch around my ankles so I don’t have to shorten them. Slim pants work as well if I can find a petite short pair

[@LynnBFoster]

I love Kay’s makeup

[@ButtonedUpKnits]

Terrific. Especially liked the advice about travel. Will get a nice dark joggers or full leg pants. Have to get comfortable walking shoes.