Winter Clothing Hacks You Need to Know

[@elizabethalyn]

This video was so cute and clever! Your dress hacks are actually really awesome for kids in private, or more conservative schools. In high school I had a hard time dressing cute while staying in the dress code, so this video would've been right up my alley.

[@thatpracticalmom]

YAY! Awesome, so glad you liked it!

[@WilletteB]

Your ideas are nice. I'm into comfort and warmth when it's cold. The pretty blue lacey spaghetti strap dress 👗 is beautiful but needed some leggings with it unless you're planning to be inside the house with the heat on high. I live in the South, and when it's cold here, I feel chilled to the bone. I dress in layers I can remove if it heats up later in the day. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

[@lightoftheworld789]

Girl these are such cute hacks for fall but winter here in Michigan is way colder than flannel weather 😂 I love the over the knee boot hack! 😍

[@keeline4]

I didn't know about the hairspray in your tights! I'm definitely going to use that one!

[@jkveaas]

I love the long to short/short to long layering tip! So many times I can't figure out why something doesn't look quite right, this might be it! :O

[@seryngordon8525]

I’m 5’9 as well, glad to finally find a relatable KZbinr who is tall ❤️

[@jessienojoke3808]

1) double sided tape is cheaper than fashion tape, you get so much more for your money 2) itchy sweater, let it soak in cold water with fabric softener, downy or gain is my go to Absolutely loved this video!

[@bhoomerss5792]

Magadeera movie

[@blahf5854]

For those a bit confused, I think this video is indoor winter clothing, when buildings are cooler. Not the outdoor coats, hats, scarf deal:)

[@seltzermint5]

Exactly. And for people who don't use public transit or do a lot of walking as transportation. I admit it surprised me that she lives in the North because here in the Mid-South, this is appropriate for winters where a typical day is 50 F and you're just in heated cars and buildings.

[@thedarksidealwayswin]

They look way too cold for indoors during winter though.. having your underarms exposed? a short summerdress as skirt with just tights underneath? I'd freeze

[@bonseigneur]

Great ideas for those summer dresses! Living in Southern California, it doesn't get too cold but those are awesome for chillier nights.

[@76marji]

🌹 i do it a bit differently: to prevent button-up shirt gaps, i stitch the plackets closed up to the highest button my head will fit through. all of my shirts become pull-overs, & i only have 1 or 2 buttons to button [good-bye, gaps]. 🌷

[@ckimble25029]

Can’t wait for colder weather! Amazing tips !

[@theGingerAutist]

you're my new fav youtuber!! ur hacks are actually super useful!!! ❤️❤️

[@honeybumble1012]

This was actually genius. I have seen so many style videos with the same tips over & over- but this one is a true gem, so much originality and creativity LOVE LOVE LOVE 😍

[@thatpracticalmom]

wow thank you thank you

[@honeybumble1012]

But First, Coffee ☕💖 You're so very welcome! & thank you for reply in 😄 Now I'm going through all your other videos and they're bomb too!!!

[@angeladear9237]

I have never seen anyone do the explanation about the layering. Thank you. I will be looking at my layering following your guidelines.

[@AnticipatingBeauty]

I actually found these informative for a different reason... ive recently lost over 100 pounds and im struggling with knowing how to dress my smaller body. You gave me some ideas. Tysm! Id live to see more videos on fashion.

[@themermaidstale5008]

Good styling tips. I love that dusters and ponchos are being worn this year (2018), so cozy and easy to wear, especially a poncho - no arm restriction. TFS

[@julieblackstock8650]

wow! the hair spray over the tights, life changing.

[@CandyHolladay]

The itchy sweater DIY! Cannot wait to try that one, happens sometimes when I buy vintage from etsy!

[@betee2555]

Lol in LA 60 degrees F is freezing. It was 72 today and everyone at my school and people including me were wearing two jackets, pants, and still complaining about the cold! Loved ur vid!!!!

[@Turandot29]

Wow! That itchy sweater hack was really some mad scientist stuff !

[@PattiFinn]

Kinda thinking that blue Summer dress with the wispy lace at the bottom, is just way to Summery to try to transition at winter at all. It’s cute though.

[@baileyhersey2017]

I’m a born and raised Florida girl about to experience my first winter in my new home of Northern California, so these hacks are much needed and appreciated! 👍🏻

[@2012LOA]

Loved all your hacks, they are actually useful and ones I’ve not heard of before! You’ve got me hooked, thanks! (Off to find more videos...)

[@krista6636]

Great winter clothing hacks! I especially liked and will use the layering tips and the hair spraying tights tips.

[@poojahazra7000]

First video of yours that I'v watched, already a fan. Subscribed.

[@indiagaddes3483]

“Listen, there’s no time in my life for itchy sweaters” *spends an hour soaking, conditioning and freezing her sweater*

[@amberplough781]

I think she meant no patience for enduring it when you don't have to.... but yes, funny 😊

[@lilylovesunicorns]

Lol you can get someone else to soak and freeze the sweater

[@lisaalexander450]

Right! And then, do you have to do that after every washing? Ain't nobody got time!

[@annagrace4226]

Indi Right?! I was like, thanks buuuuut I would honestly rather just wear a shirt underneath.

[@MsShep55]

ill wear a long sleeve t shirt, done !

[@kat1york]

Love a young woman who has a sense of style! I did alot of layering during the 90's and had fun with it. I used to wear over the knee, black stockings a (thicker material) over my jeans and my high top, black combat boots. I wore hat's to make me appear taller as well. Lol

[@wendyraye]

Love the shirt length layering tip.

[@IsratOishee]

which blush is she using? looks soo good

[@jensenackles7261]

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[@deborahstolar6156]

Thanks for the tips! But first, coffee. Next, I try some of these out with my wardrobe!!! ☕☕☕🧣👖🧥

[@Pluscelamemechose]

I'm in the Caribbean, so I must be watching for the holiday travel.

[@sandraelizabeth9888]

Love the hacks but the itchy sweater thing... Ain't nobody got time for all those steps 😂

[@desiree2086]

exactly.. sorry but a longsleeve shirt is way less work and warmer

[@Titus2Chic]

agreed! that was way too much effort.

[@jlammetje]

Sandra Elizabeth sweater (or any garment really) is sticky, then I don’t buy. Simple as that

[@patty-cf7jj]

How does the hair conditioner not leave your sweater with one big grease stain?

[@MissJoysArtRoom]

While time consuming I’ve never herd of that & found it really interesting ❤️🙌

[@eringryffin]

Just found this video while frantically trying to pack for tomorrow's trip to Inverness...Loved it! Subbed on the spot after watching a few more. 😊

[@thatpracticalmom]

YAY!

[@doopsoopdoop]

Miraculous! A useful video on youtube that is not the same old advice. Thank you!

[@ItIsAmandaaa]

I hate being cold. I want a sleeping bag coat. I don't care how I look when I'm cold. 😂

[@crazycatcowlady4440]

LOL! I was just thinking that!

[@AnDitaLee]

How about a sleeping bag onesie! www.amazon.com/dp/B014VO5SWU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_hWc8zbPJK1D61

[@TheGreenbutsad]

Same sister, same. I don't care about looks when I am cold. Fuc* fashion,I want to be just warm.

[@AlyssaFajardo17]

Same!! I've lived in all warm places (Texas, Tennessee, Hawaii, Texas again) but I just moved to Maryland and it's so dang COLD!! I like summer wayyy more

[@anamariacovaci2134]

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[@erfolg697]

her hair is so pretty ❤️

[@imanlpn]

Thank you so much!! Great video! I live in FL but have family in Michigan, so I forget the hacks often. I'm also 5'9" and do the boot sock trick, too. Thank you again!

[@HolaMindy]

The flannel shirts from Duluth Trading Co. have hidden bust buttons to avoid that gap. I practically hugged the sales lady when I saw them.

[@sarahudell5981]

okay, I liked YOU after the first 3 seconds of this video:0D Good job on the video, much better than every other Ive seen thus far with the same topic. New follower! Heeeyyyy

[@watercolors2076]

lol you're funny...love your tips...will use some this winter when it gets cold here at home...Happy Aloha!!!

[@nathalyfuentes155]

Yaaaas! I needed this! I’ve moved to Europe from south America, I had absolutely no clue of how to dress properly for winter (I still struggle with it) but this video really helped me get some ideas, can’t wait to see more like this... I immediately had to give a 👍🏽 and subscribe

[@babybloo1818]

Your over the knee boots hack blew me away, simple and genius!

[@stoner-granny]

You help me smile petals Your so funny sometimes x Keep your work up 😂😂

[@teresabakke7400]

The Layering tips rock!

[@VLoveTarot]

I love reusing summer clothes in the winter, great hack!

[@thedunavants5673]

love the look of the button up over the dress!

[@rhondabentley9694]

clever ideas...i'm 5ft 10 1/2in and my inseam is 36" so i know what it's like to have trouble finding anything long enough....the over the knee socks with boots...great idea..enjoy your videos...always..

[@megaanny1]

Wow the hairspray tip is genieus. I will try it the next time I wear my sheer, formal, thin tights.

[@clarity1984]

New subscriber here, I stumbled upon this video. I'm superimpressed by these hacks, they are truly different from anything else I've seen before. So fashion savvy!

[@thatpracticalmom]

Awesome! Thanks and welcome!!!

[@sarahj87]

My favorite tips were about the shirt lengths, fashion tape and tights. Thanks!

[@IsratOishee]

love the ideas

[@judalu9557]

Love the tip about longer to shorter if closed, shorter to longer if open. Thanks 🙂

[@jenrose896]

What I *adore* about this video is how DIFFERENT it is... because KZbin has become EVERRRYYYOONNEE doing the sammmmeeeee videos. Good job for standing out! 😚

[@superbetyl]

JenRose89 i agree completely. That's my first video that I ever watched of her and it felt so cosy and so much like old KZbin that I came to comment that.

[@jlammetje]

Lol, this is literally the kind of video everyone is making. The tips (let’s stop calling them “hacks” shall we) aren’t even original. Still a nice video though

[@robinjohnson6225]

Fashion tape great idea

[@emmyb7383]

Thank goodness another tall gal!!!! I'm 5'8 and super skinny people never realize there is some things that suck like pants that are not an extra 50 bucks for an inch more material!!!!

[@LostwithLaura]

That layering trick is a life saver!

[@cubanaconnection]

This is the first. Video of yours that I've seen. Followed immediately, and I'm picky about subscribing. Great video.

[@thatpracticalmom]

Well thanks!! And welcome

[@lisacercone6736]

I sometimes add a little Jean jacket over my maxi dresses. I also add leggings. & boots to dinner dreasses. I also wear capris with boots.

[@calistajay8376]

I love wings and fall clothes!

[@carprincess]

I love your tips on using summer dresses in the fall/winter. Thanks for sharing!

[@cierrawelds]

I love your layering tips!!!!

[@passiondoll4445]

Love love love the name of your channel!! Coffee coffee coffee, I love coffee

[@nidzacrespo9533]

Thank you so much!! Cool 😎hacks Here in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 we don’t have winters!! But good to know for traveling!! Also love coffee ☕️ 🤗 🙏🏻❤️🇵🇷

[@kelseytruitt3020]

Oh my God gurl!! Living in WI I more than understand your pain!!! You are my new KZbin bff. I love the layering idea!!!!! Me and my 4 coffee machines thank you! :D (I too have an obsession over coffee)

[@UnicaIhla]

Love these fashion hacks 😍 thanks!

[@rap.4937]

I subscribed for that random coffee break near the end of the video. Lol

[@sarah90]

The hairspray on tights was so helpful! I am gonna try that for sure! :)

[@mrijexxx]

Who actually did the itchy sweater trick? Sounds like less work to just buy non itchy sweaters

[@mrijexxx]

Love the idea of this video and the other hacks!

[@Ladymystique80]

mrijexxx I had the same thought. I'm not going to do all that - I'm just not going to buy uncomfortable, itchy sweaters

[@daryannolan8682]

If you have a sweater that fits well and you really love it, it can be easier to do that tip rather than waste money buying a new one.

[@raraavis7782]

mrijexxx If the garment is mashine washable, a hefty dose of fabric softener often does the trick....it's basicly conditioner for clothes. Also prevents (or at least lessens) static electricity.

[@anon3263]

Just soak it in hair conditioner and forget the vinegar step. I would soak it about an hour and then wash it

[@eml818-l3b]

I’m so glad I live in the warm south! 🤣 we only wear a coat once a year.

[@DanielleNicolle]

Great hacks girl! I hate the cold.

[@fashiondiva6972]

It’s more effective to add a small button (hidden under/within the shirt placket) instead of relying on fashion tape. Depending on the tightness of the shirt across the chest and more significantly, the size of your chest, the tape only holds for a short time and is fairly worthless the more you attempt to re-secure it throughout the day. If you can’t sew or don’t want to pay a tailor to do it for you, you can use a small piece of iron on Velcro to do the job.

[@seltzermint5]

My thoughts also. I suppose sewing isn't the best idea if you still want to wear the button down "open" at other times, but I have done this a lot and I'm far from skilled...just a quick needle and thread will fix that issue easily and no worries about the tape coming open.

[@dawnstonerock884]

Fashion Diva great tip!

[@dawnstonerock884]

Fashion Diva great tip!

[@projectlace.7400]

That over the knee hack had me SHOOK! I was gonna buy new boots but not anymore ✌ thank you !

[@priyankakumar9545]

I really love these hacks! 😍😍

[@pinkie0709]

I'm tall too! I've always wanted actual over the knee boots! Totally going to try this hack

[@Julesmodeling_]

Hey! I just wanted to say , I'm a new subscriber and I am just so happy that I found your channel! I love your content , so my style . I'm always trying go find better hacks for cleaning and such . I love how diverse you are with your videos ! :)

[@earthstix6407]

thinking of getting this one for my wife... thoughts?? www.ebay.ca/itm/372474420306?var=&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

[@hbedell080]

Super video - sticky tape, boot hack, and tights were my favorites but they are all great!

[@sammudg8720]

Love it 😍 all the looks look great. Will try them ❄️😘

[@rociosanchez8774]

Awesome ideas. Got yourself a new subscriber!

[@naheenisapoet69]

I like the fact that she's hardly wearing any makeup, most girls hide their skin when it comes to videos lol. Also her eyeliner is on point! Two things I didn't like is a sweat shirt over a dress and the candle lit up for no reason apparently

[@natsbones]

That is NOT winter, that's autumn clothing when it's warm!! Nice ideas though

[@Pysslis]

NatsBones yeah, more like cold summer warm autumn clothing.

[@sandrajohnston85]

Haha yeah she's not preparing for an Irish winter like we have here 😂

[@missgreendog]

exactly. It's summer evenings for me #norwayiscold

[@iina9739]

missgreendog I agree! I would end up being a snowman if I would wear any of those. Finland is not a funny place to live in the winter.

[@laceyenglish6702]

Haha I was going to comment the exact same thing. Representing the Canadian prairies over here😊🇨🇦

[@divyathakur5549]

i loved this video. specially the layering hack and the versatile dress one.

[@raraavis7782]

Good tips! I'll add one of mine: cut out the armpit area of old t-shirts and use them (with doublesided tape) to temporarily 'line' the same area in garments that tend to get 'stinky' or stained in the armpit area. Perfect fit and the jersey fabric doesn't ravel. It's more comfortable and economical than buying the throw away liner thingies and there's no need for aggressive deodorant then.

[@ChronicallyCurious]

This is my first video I've seen of yours, and I hit subscribe! I love that they aren't all just fashion tips (which I also love, but sometimes you want hacks)! I ran into a few I didn't know about and am planning on using and passing on to other people (as well as this channel!). I also loved the coffee break. 😂 Kudos and I can't wait to see more material!

[@thatpracticalmom]

Thank you

[@Redclouddistrictplus]

Hey, thanks for the tips! I may be a guy but a lot of this helps! I’m actually doing the two layers one shorter than the other thing right now, and I pretty much look fab. Thanks!

[@seltzermint5]

The hairspraying tights hack is great! I buy Static Guard instead, but when I run out it's hairspray all the way.

[@ElvaRey]

when you're already small and petited and layering makes you look like you're drowning in clothes 😭😂😂

[@queenbee736]

Jazzy Rey yup!!! five one here 💁 lol.

[@bchastine]

Jazzy Rey I hear ya!

[@Sthefy98]

couldn't agree more!! I'm 4'11 lol

[@eizhowa]

One layer of wool keeps me plenty warm inside. Outside: put another layer on. Done.

[@Fendora]

Oh man exactly!!!

[@reemh1709]

I saw you with blanket :) liked it already

[@AmandaClaypool]

Love these hacks!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@rohl374z]

Helpful video for those of us who don't live in a 4 seasons country and need more tips on dressing when traveling in winter.

[@Gabberssage]

Hi there! Awesome hacks -- but where did you get your nail polish?? I'm in love. 😍

[@Chelsiepea]

We need more types of vids like these !! Seasonal life hacks 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@farmhouseandabroom3600]

Great video! Thank you for sharing these ideas!! Loved it ❤️

[@haileywaugaman9528]

The cold, the snow, the wind......AHAHAHAHA I live in Arizona and the coldest it gets is probably 40 degrees Fahrenheit. But good video!

[@missmegan3694]

You are adorable, and these tips were just what I needed! :)

[@Carolmaizy]

Loved the intro!

[@thepeddler9226]

ah to have long legs - yours look great BTW - all capris are pants for me! I finally understood the art of layering, thanks! Nicole from Canada, where it's cold even in the summer! PS all my buttoned down blouse/shirt/dresses are sewed from the first to the last (button) then it won't open for sure!

[@tinadunlap6171]

Really enjoyed ur tips. Great speaker, u enunciate .

[@lizdini401]

Love this video. Really great tips! :)

[@MusicalMarzy]

Lovely,maybeI'll be able to survive winter,even if it's somewhat warm where i live

[@LindsayN11]

New subscriber :) The tape for button ups!! I always safety pin it, why did I not think of this?? Thanks for the tips!