why you look bad in oversize clothes

[@Commentator541]

Oversize is easy. You just have ti show one slim body part to look elegant, like the ankle. The issue is THE CHEAP materials that are now everywhere have no fall, and hold no shape, so when you have even more of it it is sooo obvious what it is. And I don't mean cool things like PVC, more like zara oversized suits. barf barf barf

[@tubaavalon]

omg not the colourful oversize suit sets...I die

[@Epiphanystone]

The Y2K style is actually 90s rave style

[@SamM-z1c]

⁠​⁠@@Epiphanystone I can 100% attest to this. We called them phat pants. 😂

[@projectsmartcloset]

i think explaining the difference between an oversized fit vs sizing up on sizes should be covered too. This confusion could be one of the reasons why “oversized” doesn’t look good at times. Hope that makes sense 😅

[@burgersuperking]

Gigantic issue with current fashion and fashion market is that people instead of buying outfits exactly as on the runway, buy pieces here and there and try to be 'creative'. Going to a high-end brand and trying on head-to-toe runway look will teach any person SO MUCH about the correct fit, drape, styling, cut, etc., like much more than years of studying color theory, Pinterest boards, listening to style advice here and there etc. Why high-end brand? Because collection pieces are tailored in accordance to each other and often are interchangeable and intercompatible like lego sets, and sizing is usually very precise, to an extent that t-shirt neckline or sort collar are proportional to blazer lapels, jackets fall where they should, drape is correct, etc.

[@hypersynesthesia]

I love that you actually go in-depth and unpick the “why” and the “what if” of fashion (and also get into some of the history of it) instead of the same old repetitive & obvious “here’s 5 ways to wear this that you’ve seen on 50 other fashion channels ☺️”. Keep on keeping on.

[@tubaavalon]

☺💘

[@nym5qu17]

i appreciate how deep your content is. Its so nice to have a channel that isn't just surface level observational regurgitation

[@tubaavalon]

we all need real stuff! 💖

[@OL-fw8sf]

YOU ARE SO right about how hard we fought for oversize and I enjoyed your emphasis on this FACT!

[@tubaavalon]

we are still fighting!

[@OL-fw8sf]

@@tubaavalon precisely.

[@nym5qu17]

i love wearing unflattering stuff intentionally. as a shorter guy im not gonna convince anyone that im taller no matter how good my proportioning or silhouetting is, so might as well just wear longer Ts with the sleeves at my elbows.

[@tubaavalon]

its funny, cause I love it to! going to the extreme against the generally perceived norm of beautiful is amazing!

[@milawolpert8270]

A written recommendation list of more affordable wool coats would be amazing!! You're the best xx

[@laurenpagel4771]

yes to landing page! it would be amazing to see your favorites/inspirations from archive research too.

[@MaevaBM]

Love your idea of keeping "shopping list ideas" outside of your videos and in a written form. It feels like you are more honest and not trying to makes us buy stuff continually but also if I actually want a reference there is an list and it's all written there so also I don't have to look back at 3 years worth of content in search for the one time where you mentioned the product. Better in every way.

[@mersault999]

Tuba, you are a rare bird. I adore that your videos combine fashion history, very practical pieces of knowledge that are often not obvious to most of us, bits of philosophy thrown in here and there, and then there's that goddamn wit of yours that gets me every time. A true gem, you are!

[@tubaavalon]

awww thank you, so happy to hear that my humour is well perceived 😇

[@kat_thefruitbat]

You talk about fashion and style like an artist. 🤗👏 For instance, you broke down the silhouettes and proportions into basic 2D shapes and talked about the way garments lay on the 3D form. This is so refreshing. The positive points you discuss about oversized looks are exactly what I love about them too- using dramatic silhouettes to change shape and envelop your body. It uses the magic of illusion. ✨ As for the garment examples, I personally don’t need to see actual recommendations in the video. I think what you’re doing now is great-You give a variety of examples, and people can easily use keywords to find affordable versions! But I’m sure it would be helpful and well-received by others if you do have the time and energy to do a written blog posts outlining some affordable examples from each video! 😊 Love your content! ❤

[@tubaavalon]

I didn't think of that, thanks for pointing it out ☺

[@naomid9397]

Thanks for pointing out the 3 categories of the oversized styling. Wearing oversized clothing one way or another or mixing them up has been my favorites in the last several years and I don’t think I will ever give up. So easy to style and forgiving to my aging body. I’m 65 yr old female, Asian looking, and have 5’2” height. Fortunately, My body is on the slim side but as you said it doesn’t really matter. Your clear explanations of what can be helpful in styling oversized things on our bodies help me understand why certain things look and feel better for me. Thank you! Btw, what is the hair product you use to create a slick hairstyle? I think i saw it on one of your videos but now I can’t remember. Thanks again.

[@naomid9397]

Hi Tuba, found your previous video mentioning your hair product so no need to respond unless you have found something better recently. It’s the L’Oreal Invisi Fix from their Studio Line. Thanks again!

[@KathBorup]

Colour is just as important as fit in my opinion. One cut is not superior to another. Depends on the person and their style goals. As I got older I realised our own tastes and preferences will change over time as well. Fun fact: fast fashion brands love oversized because they can save money by not tailoring or having to do multiple fittings!

[@ifetayodavidson-cade5613]

Yes, they are either 1) oversized to avoid tailoring or 2) made with stretch to avoid tailoring.

[@Anne_fka_XATM038x]

love oversized everything! also love avant garde but am not cool or rich enough for it; great inspiration though. Just wanted to add; if anyone's looking for quality pieces with good fabric on more of a budget, vintage is the way to go. Hard to find your exact size anyway since the sizing is so different! Or second hand, there are some brands that do pretty good quality which are pretty easy to get for a good price. (especially European Vinted, for example there is an abundance of Max Mara vintage/second hand)

[@tubaavalon]

vinted is the holy grail of low priced good pieces! even for me sometimes too tough, but always worth it to be on the hunt and sometimes you can even find good cdg, junya or jil pieces

[@Kyotoho]

i’m like halfway through this video and omg i just love it so much. perfect explanation for why i love oversized so much

[@deborahcurtis1385]

The oversize look has been around for decades. Comme le garçons was doing it, the Japanese designers, it's literally pun intended, enormous fun! The emphasis is on the fabric quality and the drape. It's a whole other way of looking at clothes, expertly guided in this video.

[@Kabast]

Levi’s makes a couple of full grain leather belts for women, the two I picked up are plain black, one braided one not.

[@sodabread7956]

The thing with y2k style is those pants fit in the waist but were that baggy. Some were so baggy you could fit 2 legs in the one pant leg. That's the key to making that style look good. If you just buy pants 2-3 sizes up it will look bad imo.

[@Pavel-ss7lp]

About the belt: I'm not sure if it fits your style (I'm a man and don't like dressing up in a suit/wool pant type of way), but I love the Patagonia friction belt 😅 it is very low-key and does not draw much attention from the rest of the outfit, has nice girth to go well with different types of pants (jeans, cargo, dress pants) and the buckle gives off a tech-y modern energy without looking overwhelmingly technical. And it's dirt cheap :)

[@inkarlcerating]

lol at “ hes a mathematician , idk what he knows about Style” TUBA oh Tuba! ❤❤❤ my love for this video is beyond

[@tubaavalon]

haha, but its true no?? sometimes we talk so much about theories 😅

[@understitchYT]

I agree with what you said about shapes or silhouettes in this video, but I also think its a lot of trial and error to get that right. That probably just kind of proves the growing pains theory that you had in the beginning. But Id like to add that these days I think there is less freedom to experiment. With the expectation to have a possibility to upload our looks onto social media (even if we dont) it adds a new layer of hesitation that makes experimentation a little harder for the individula. Perhaps thats why we get such confused trends now, we all follow so many style guides that the idea of havign our own style is harder to define. I guess Im just rambling thoughts, but your videos always do this to me 🥰 big love

[@tubaavalon]

I think it's true that we are trying to categorise certain aesthetics more, because we also just have more going on overall, in the 80's it was less, but more extreme. On the other hand I feel like social media has led to a stage like feeling for many fashion friends, that like to showcase their eccentric looks even more, that they probably don't even pull off outside. There is both I think, people that like to classify themselves and others that see it as an empowering individuality space ☺

[@alexandrayabrov7456]

Landing page will be amazing especially with some "avant-guard" asian brands suggestions. Thank you!

[@achaley4186]

the best belt tip I think is to get a braided leather one so that every time where you close it is customizable…also takes way longer to show wear. Love your channel 🙂⭐🙏🏼❤

[@Miashiro1559]

New subscriber here! I cannot explain how much I loved this video! I started getting into oversized clothing precisely cuz I feel more confident when I don’t show my body, and ever since I’ve been trying to find the right kind of oversize that fits me, and with this realized I lean more towards the elegant with a bit avant-garde styles. And what you said about fabrics is soooo on point! As a 30 year old, I’m now enjoying choosing carefully the clothes I buy, relating to fit and fabric, and invest in quality rather than quantity. I still have some trouble with pants since I’m very tall, and also long torso so finding ones that are actually long and at the same time high waisted is a bit of a challenge.

[@tubaavalon]

fabrics is life changing and so many people are still not aware! so cool you found what's good for you!

[@tooothdecay]

great analysis! well thought out breaking up the type of oversized styles and OKRs of each

[@dianemitchell1161]

Thank you, Tuba. An excellent breakdown of oversized types which I find super useful. You have defined the three styles clearly for me so that I feel more confident with my choices. I found myself nodding to your explanations as you confirmed things I ‘felt’ about the clothes I like but was unable to define. Now I know more precisely what to look for and how to style.

[@niemodna]

Hey Tuba, I love your artistic approach to fashion! I’m definitely a huge oversize lover, especially because I’m very tall (181) and I feel like going with my natural lines makes me most comfortable. Also I hate showing off my waist all the time… I just feel so uninspired in the summertime, especially when it’s really hot. I usually go with some linen, but I always feel like the look needs a coat to be considered complete. 😂 Love your content!

[@meowzerzzz]

I have not used belts in several years, but I still have them from back when I used to wear them all the time. My favorite belts are each a single peice of leather and were purchased in a street fair in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. They are still in great shape. Maybe I will incorporate them again soon.

[@eve_in_paris]

Great video ; I’ve found it very useful for me who struggle with proportions. About belts : COS has a great men’s belt, super simple black leather with a black painted buckle that doesn’t show off. It’s a good one 👍

[@theswiftologist]

love your approach to these videos 💕

[@theswiftologist]

also would love to have a landing page with brands/items you recommend - do you ever buy resale? I've been hunting on grailed for a good pair of wool pants but it's hard to picture what the fit is like when they're not displayed on models

[@tubaavalon]

@@theswiftologist I buy so much on resale websites, mainly vestiaire collective, its the easiest in Europe and for very low price items vinted, I got Jil Sander wool pants for 15€ and usually take the risk with the fit if the price is low, otherwise I always ask for measurements, that saves me

[@Sodeska1000]

I use a black leather cord as a belt that I knot. Looks effortless

[@nisi_]

in one word: PREACH 👏 I might have to reference to this video in future whenever someone doesn't understand oversized clothing

[@tubaavalon]

let them know! 😂

[@adrianneba4843]

Tuba, Im glad the KZbin algo led me here. You are a true style anthropologist

[@mister.wednesday]

I came here as a Heidi Slimane fan boy who talks trash about oversized fits. I don't know if I'm a convert now, but this gave me so much more appreciation of oversized fits.

[@alkibiadespapaparaskevopou8278]

On belts: try vintage men's belts. I have found a slim YSL with a silver/gold buckle which is also reversible black/brown. Also, a tip would be to look for really good leather vintage men's beltse and examine the back side, sometimes they are more interesting worn reversed with the untreated leather exposed. You can get very cool shades of grey and brown when worn like that, provided that the buckle can work, but that can be adjusted as well with slight DIY. Great work. Me likes.

[@delphineallan6206]

My belt recommendation is the Status Anxiety ‘Let it Be’ belt (they also have one with a slimmer buckle), worn with Caves Collect Yu tailored pant in wool (these pants are amazing, I wear them multiple times a week). Agree that wool pants are the shiz.

[@naomid9397]

I totally agree to everything you said. Excellent presentation!! ❤️

[@Happinc]

So well analysed Tuba! 😍Would love to go into a bit more in depth analysis of comparing these oversized shapes between designers, also issues like oversized pants lengths especially in relation to form vs function considerations as you will quickly ruin the hems of your beautiful wool pants if they are dragging along the ground or potentially tripping you up… or maybe 🤔 you want to cultivate a torn tattered hem look… 🥴and can do things like tucking the back hem into your shoes, even though they commonly pop out at inconvenient moments… these are issues I have personally struggled with… 😵‍💫😮‍💨😅

[@tubaavalon]

haha the tucking in of the pants..my daily life with too long pants..and thank youu!

[@anndyercervantes8352]

Yes! I would like a landing page with products you recommend. For example, I have been looking for an oversize wool/cashmere coat and full wool pants at a good value forever. I do not have $900 for a pair of pants, alas.

[@crankejay]

Witty, educational, inspirational, to the point. THANK YOU for the tips on oversize dressing. I feel cautioned and supported at the same time

[@tubaavalon]

thank you Madison! 🫠💖💖

[@sandradebole2388]

I was just thinking about these exact same uniqlo pants that I own and wear right now and that i bought in 2 different sizes for 2 different effects. It shift from well fitted pants to slightly oversized but with a nice shape and flow. They're so comfy cause it's cotton jersey (I must say that I HATE the itchiness of most wools so the price doesn't really worth it for me). I think it's a great piece to start playing with oversized shapes ✌ Totally agree on the rest. Super interesting !

[@gabriellarowden9442]

Yes please help us with where to shop that’s more affordable!!!

[@zanbudd]

Try a bright colored oversized sweater if you are feeling depressed with complimentary colored pants, patterned sock and flat platform sandals. You will feel happy in a flash ⚡️

[@leratreyger]

Tuba, I am such a fan of your intelligent and profound perspective on every topic! It’s like somebody verbalises what I do unconsciously;) Thank you so much for your videos 🤍

[@tubaavalon]

so happy to hear that! 🥲

[@micheleriberdy1252]

Very interesting video. Some of the "historical" points were a bit off from someone who lived through those times and was very dialled into fashion. As far as belts are concerned buy men's belts. They are much higher quality because they are meant to be utilitarian. I purchased a hole maker (various sizes on one wheel) for leather goods and punch my own holes. 😊

[@BADcheer]

I look bad in oversized clothes because I have a small head compared to my body. So if I make my body look bigger, my head looks even smaller. The proportions are off and it looks weird.

[@foxfiregal]

19:19 TUTORIAL ❤

[@mmdoubt]

"We need to kill ... "This makes me look wide", "This makes look small"...". 👏👏👏 "We need to chill a bit 'cause the guy who invented the golden ratio is just a mathematician. I don't know how much he knew about style." 😘👌 I just recently stumbled on your huge gigantic channel and you're a true treasure on this wretched platform.

[@tubaavalon]

haha thank youuu! ☺💖

[@ivejones3851]

can you do a deep dive into the wool pants? maybe across price points (like under 400 vs over 400?)

[@jyothsnavarghese3246]

Can you suggest some affordable brands for a student who is broke but wants to dress cool.

[@flux928]

Price and brand aren't important for personal style. You can find tons of stuff in outlet and discount stores. Avoiding cheap looking fabrics is the key.

[@tubaavalon]

you need to check second hand online retailers, like therealreal, vinted, vestiaire collective. And for brands it really depends on your style, but currently I like to search for old Prada and Akris. There is very often affordable cdg as well. For newer brands I would check Dunst, Engineered Garments, Random Identities, Filippa K

[@michaelmurphy579]

I feel like you're my foreign fashion textiles tutor trying to get me excited back in my second year 😅

[@tubaavalon]

you can do it Michael!

[@madameremade]

Oh, btw, yes, landing page with your recommendations. Love this video😍

[@tubaavalon]

💖💖💖

[@madameremade]

Brilliant analysis. And fun. I appreciate the insight and guidance. Give us mORE!!! 🤩

[@tubaavalon]

💖💖💖

[@leahnotlea]

I have learnt so much from one single video - thank you so much!!!

[@jottes5000]

YES to those cheap recommendations for oversize coats you mentioned! I need that help 🥲 Autumn is approaching slowly but surely..

[@ErikaWeirdsurname]

Girl, I follow many fashion channels, but you are my absolute favourite! I love your deep approach and very unique perspective. Also, your accent is super adorable. Ill be joining your discord to support you 🥰

[@daniquehartog]

Everyday I get dressed and think: how can I make this David Byrnes Stop Making Sense oversized?

[@Pavel-ss7lp]

The coat video was very good btw; even though the coats weren't cheap, it's really difficult to find good quality for a lower price as you said... And even "cheap" brands like Zara creep up well into three digits at retail prices, so the best solution is to stalk sales or buy second hand 🤷

[@marcohansen4548]

Super cool, dass ich dich & deinen Kanal gefunden habe 😊 Freu mich mir den bereits vorhandenen Content reinzuziehen und bin gespannt was noch so kommt. Grüsse aus Heidelberg Marco 👋🏽😊

[@Westlake72]

Funny how so many youtubers mistake a trend such as 'oversize' for an absolute when it will cleary start to look aa bit silly in a couple of years or so.

[@10centable]

On the second rewatch I've realized how inspiring this video was

[@tubaavalon]

one heart for watching it a second time!!!

[@glorysparks1832]

I. AM. IN.🤍WITH YOUR BRAIN. New subbie from Toronto. I love that I’m oversized lol Easier since I’m tall and skinny. I also like mixing the 3. Can you please do a part 2? 💋

[@tubaavalon]

Greetings all the way to Toronto and may god bless your tall and skinnyness 🥹💖

[@KidCracken]

"Type" in that sense doesn't mean exactly the same. Like jeans is a type of pants but all jeans aren't the same.

[@gigisorbet5559]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 another fab video Tuba! Bring on the next one.

[@tubaavalon]

thank you my love 😍

[@HarmoniaAAxyridis]

For a good belt before I forget: The best is to go to a leather smith? if thats how you say it. Usually boutiques where people who hand make bags will sell belts and will usually be more then willing to custom make a belt for you (picking from available weathers and hardwear they have and hot thick you want it as well as sizing to fit your body because belts that are to long suck)... its usually not super expensive either because its not that much leather and hard wear or work for them like making a bag...And it'll last you a liftime. If you are in Europe I feel like it is easier to find (for an affordable price, and in big cities like NYC or Paris it'll be more expensive). I got mine from my partner's uncle who had a shop in Périgueux, but he closed his shop and retired after like over 30 years of working his craft. But places like that. I have a belt that matched a little bag he made for me... I wish I had gotten other things before his shop closed. I also don't where belts very often, so that one I have and the few I inherited from my dad will do :P

[@HarmoniaAAxyridis]

*available leathers (lol weathers 😂)

[@HarmoniaAAxyridis]

*and how thick you want it > not "hot" . Sorry I didn't read back the omment

[@dendendena]

Tuba you are a true gem.

[@ashapande9721]

tuba, maxmara always has great leather belts!!! even sportmax or weekend maxmara :)

[@gabriellewrren]

I would love a recommendation page 😭

[@tubaavalon]

yaaay!

[@alleyinn1]

I find that slim ppl enjoy such immense privilege.... they dont realize that their thoughts & observations apply to them and them only. They sometimes give some lip service and throw in a photo of someone not skinny. But they do not think about how the fundamentals of their suggestions impact larger people. Oversize is a completely different ball game on anyone a size 12 and up Smaller people look cute and childlike in oversized clothes. They can hide in them and the contrast makes them look diminuitive. They can also look edgy and "smart". THIS is whats been in style- as fashion continues to play with its 2 fav tricks- adrogyny and celebration of the child-like This is NOT how oversized plays out for larger or curvier people. Oversized clothes do NOT give us that effect. Take a wide leg trouser... it looks FUNDAMENTALLY different on a large person when hangs from the widest part of the hip. This creates an extremely large opening at the bottom which is guaranteed frump. Or think of someone very large chested with an oversized shirt hanging straight from their boosom. It creates a tent effect. I DO think larger people can participate in oversized look but it needs to be with our own set of rules. Lazy creators with massive blind spots tell us "it works for everyone... its just your fatphobia thats the problem". It absolutely is NOT the problem. We know how to make our bodies look good- and it requires a unique approach to oversize, tailoring and paying attention to the projection and hang of fabrics fall from our curves. We have to have something crisp in the mix lest we look like a giant round mound of fabric. These comments arent primarily for you... they are for all creators who chastise ppl for recognizing all trends dont work equitably for all people. Its far more than "growing pains"

[@cap4life1]

I appreciate your sharing this. But I also sharply disagree. As a larger woman (46/40/46”) with a larger tummy who I think dresses better than average, this video is still helpful to understand the different styles of oversized. I personally wear the more avant garde oversized and without a doubt know that it looks good on me. I’ve personally seen larger people wear the more elegant oversized with bright colors and they looked AMAZING. Oversized on people with a large bust:waist:hip ratio can look fantastic when you scale the proportion to the largest part of the body. For example, take pleated wide leg pants on someone with larger hips and larger tummy. Most pants have darts from waist to hip which this person won’t need so darts should be let out. Pleats can be rearranged to have the fabric drape over the tummy and hips instead of hugging these areas. Side seams can be let out for extra ease. Seams from hip to hem can be slightly tapered to avoid the frumpy look you mentioned. Fabric is also super important, a good wool drapes beautifully on any body. Also, pants are the hardest thing to fit well and no matter the body shape, we will all need to get our pants tailored if we want them to fit perfectly. If you just want pants that look good esp on larger bodies out of the box, traditional straight cut wool pants are the way to go. I have seen with my own eyes plus size people who look incredible in pants that actually fit them.

[@mirtelkievits4138]

Tuba, I really love your content! Always looking forward to seeing your new videos. I'am a little bit older then you, problably more your moms age ;-) but I always learn something from you. Wishing you al the best for the new year and hopefully the onfair war in Palestina stops!! Keep up the good work cause you are the best!

[@tubaavalon]

thank you!! and there is no age in fashion, I love to hear of different people and their perception of fashion and how they live it. p.s. my mum hates fashion topics ;)

[@Legironto]

for the belts i have no brand but buy old ones where you can switch the belt itself via a screw!

[@tubaavalon]

creativity wins you say!

[@Legironto]

Absolutely 😂✌🏻

[@johannaw3980]

Maybe try getting a ROECKL leather belt, the quality is amazeing and they have classic designs

[@ashish_samson]

Yes, please~ Landing page for recommendations would be awesome

[@tubaavalon]

cooool! 💖

[@10centable]

Gonna need that Wishlist video

[@tubaavalon]

coming at ya

[@Qwik_Dry]

brilliant on so many levels.

[@tubaavalon]

❤‍🩹

[@vper.]

Richard Söderberg has some very cool belts that are worth looking into

[@dustycrowb0nes]

The absolute best belt I have is a kind of heavy, stretchy material OH AND AND it is braided! It does it's job of keeping pants in place very well since there is no holes punched, instead you just put metal pin thru the braided structure of belt. I had it since I was like 14-15? still holds up well. Dunno brand but I think you could find something like that in any thrift store OR - hear me out - go to workwear part of hardware store.

[@tubaavalon]

I love braided ones as well but didn't find a good one yet

[@yoavperrynadav722]

Great content! I would like to have the Japanese sites for shopping 🛒🛍️

[@tubaavalon]

will come, no gatekeeping!

[@kyleysneed]

You are my favorite KZbin channel atm ❤

[@tubaavalon]

no rly 🥲

[@Theolove111]

I need the recommendation page omg

[@trishpaterson3206]

I just love you. Your enthusiasm and practical advice, excellent 💙

[@tubaavalon]

☺

[@florentinodelarosa1207]

I really appreciate this video thank you!

[@dinapawlow1622]

❤ really enjoyed this posting. Wouldn’t mind some recommendations on what is available where. I don’t have the time to look up all the brands ….would appreciate your curated vision.

[@yardwork]

I got a belt from lucky brand like 6 years ago that I still wear every day. the brand of the belt isn't so much important as the leather and hardware, of course. a black leather belt is goated, mine is brown though

[@rachelbrewin5618]

I'm 53' did that y2k style at the time, in fact it started in the early nineties. Prefer the Japanese aesthetic, it is forgiving on strange middle aged lumpy bits.

[@DominikaDonchinka]

Yaaay.. tuba and her new awesome video❤❤❤❤ once again 🎉

[@tubaavalon]

🥰💝💕

[@amyabdel-razek893]

I think this video was very helpful. I like the way you explain things. Could you explain why you think Uniqlo wool trousers or any other item is not of high quality? They do a lot of wool, cashmere and cotton in classic cuts. It would be helpful if you unpacked what you mean by that. Thank you.

[@meiyou7447]

I would love that landing page

[@tubaavalon]

super happy to hear!

[@selinacohens5534]

As a curvier girl how do you suggest I execute oversized dressing in a minimal approach?

[@chill_sander]

the best!! Always!

[@tubaavalon]

thank youu🥲

[@OL-fw8sf]

I’m still looking for formal and functional black trousers!! Affordable too(I only make $23 per hour and my rent is $900 per month- I work full time- please give me an idea)!

[@tubaavalon]

call sale and second hand retailers like therealreal, vinted or vestiaire collective your best friends. I get most of my pieces from there. Brands you can search for, for interesting functional trousers are Y-3, mfpen, amomento, cos and many Jil Sander wool pants as well, that go for very reasonable prices (you need some luck, but quality is usually great)

[@OL-fw8sf]

@@tubaavalon FOUND: 99% wool black trousers at the thrift store. BOUGHT the beautiful item right away. I wrote you a much longer description but have since moved this to my private notes because I could not send what I could not end...haha you have inspired me to the moon.

[@danihart3515]

I have a tiny head so oversized jackets look absolutely ludicrous on me.

[@cap4life1]

Wear a bigger hat or bigger hair to balance.

[@judithholder2537]

Reasonably-priced, leather, happily boring belts can sometimes be found at J Crew or Banana Republic in the U S. Can't you wear any small men's belts?

[@tubaavalon]

we have neither in France, but I will check online, thank you 💥

[@ScorpioMarsMotionPictures]

Love that shirt. What brand, model? Sort of giving Miyake.

[@sigisings]

Ummm...oversized clothing is not new. Ask anyone who was not living under a rock in the 80's. This trend will come and go,, as fashion is cyclical. Another point I would make is that FASHION IS THEATER. One can explore and indulge in these trends without getting lost in them. Knowing yourself, and your body, you should create your own personal style, then perhaps adjust it somewhat to include some elements of current trends.

[@tubaavalon]

yes absolutely, the video is about people that don't understand oversize dressing and would need some structure to categorise. Fashion is always theatre 💘

[@JasManie1995]

Ich hasse das Gefühl von Rollkragen Pullover bin dafür sensorisch nicht gemacht aber sie sind soooo schön :(

[@Felicia-vk7jw]

KHAITE belts are very well made

[@louiserossiter4310]

I always buy men's belts - why not?

[@britneydaniels6294]

This helped a lot❤❤

[@mahliee]

what show is the footage @2:59 from?