WINTER Style for the BODY TYPES

[@riverrock335]

I live in Alaska and need to wear a coat 9 months out of the year. As a gamine, I adore narrow down coats that are knee length giving me a narrower silhouette and verticals length. They offer ease of comfort when driving and do not get hot when going in and out of buildings. If I go to a parade outdoors, I wear a longer puffer coat to my ankles with denser down fill. I enjoy trench coats that go to the knee or above the knee. In spring and fall, I love wearing moto style leather or fabric. I have numerous cropped cotton jackets for summer including denim. I enjoy a colorful hat, scarf or gloves to add interest and color to my face. I wear hooded coats only when it is raining or snowing. It’s safe to say I have 25 coats for all weather conditions and activities. I also wear crossbody handbags to elongate my body in matching or contrasting colors. Sadly, I can not wear my coats open very often because weather conditions require closure. I never by a coat that has a dropped shoulder or does not look good from all sides and including sitting.

[@animemicheal]

Time stamps: Dramatic: 3:38 Soft Dramatic: 4:58 Romantics: 6:18 Theatrical Romantics: 8:36 Natural: 10:34 Soft Natural: 11:39 Flamboyant Natural: 12:36 Classics: 13:56 Soft Classics: 15:45 Dramatic Classics: 16:38 Gamines: 18:34 Soft Gamines: 20:44 Flamboyant Gamines: 22:22

[@noraruiz7876]

Bless you!!!!.

[@Lovepeaceandchickengrease]

Thank you!!

[@maip.8196]

Thank you so much

[@ritaamor283]

Thank youuuu!!

[@annan.3283]

Thank you!

[@crazynatassa]

Aly, you are one f the few youtubers that are providing quality content! I love your work! What about a series wedding dresses for body types? kisses!

[@AlyArt]

Of course! Will do that soon!

[@divinityomine6935]

@@AlyArt can you please please include working different aesthetics into different body types. Cuz I really do not like traditional dresses, im very much more on the alternative, goth, hippy side but everyone just shows traditional and mainstream aesthetics

[@divinityomine6935]

@@AlyArt (sorry if it's a bit of a difficult request, just hoping it may bring more inspiration for my own wedding)

[@Marina_7]

That would be great! I've seen recommendations for Flamboyant Natural but they usually had suuuper deep V's that would be so uncomfortable to wear, especially in a church.

[@IndigoHazelnut]

Oh... This would make for an amazing video 😁

[@justinenglish_5750]

I am petite romantic and I am French. When I lived in France I had a winter coat that has a belt and I really loved it. I can wear it when it is 0°C, eventually -5°C if I have several layers under. However, I will be spending my first Canadian winter in Montréal. When the temperatures will dropped at -20°C or even down neither me or other people will care about their style. The temperatures are too extreme. Plus, nobody really look at you because of the wind and the snow. Everyone has their beanie + the hood of the coat on their head, a huge scarf that covers every piece of skin, gloves, super bulky and long winter coat which is a necessity like the one on the right (6:22) and bulky winter boots. The only visible part of your body is the eyes the rest is covered and hidden from the gaze of the others. I've given up the idea of being stylish for the winter. I have a very similar coat than the one Emilia Clarke is wearing on the right (6:22). I look like a burrito ahah but a super warm one. I used to choose black for my winter coat because it goes with everything and it is slimming. For this first Canadian winter I chose a light brown, light rosy colour almost like rose gold and a bit shiny also. I know it is not made for my body type but as I said it is a necessity so I might as well choose something that makes me look bulkier 😂. I am quite happy of my choice. Moreover, the coat had a huge discount. Anyway, what I wanted to say is that if I go back to France one day I will be following these advice and be more stylish. Thank you for your recommendation at least you give several examples and ideas for each body type not like other channel which just tell you to look at Marylin Monroe's style and copy her look, or just give you one example...

[@janejdough2230]

As a Canadian on the prairies I understand your frustration. I have a vintage Lunstrum and a Burberry that are my go to coats. It is all about warmth and not so much about style when facing a Canadian winter. I focus on accessories like scarves, hats and gloves a lot during the depths of winter.

[@justmary1384]

Gamines range is already one of the most difficult type to find clothes that fits and looks good on them and then add to the struggle that is already overwhelming…winter coats. It’s one of reasons I hate winter. TY Ally for your dedication it’s really appreciated.

[@ildikoedit9110]

this comment is soooo relatable... gosh how I hate winter

[@mirecek0210]

SCARVES can save your outfit too! For example, I don't like how I look with my coat buttoned all the way up, but when it's cold I balance it out with a scarf tied in a kind of down facing triangle, so it opens out my decolletage and I don't look like I am suffocating (especially with my larger size bust). There are loads of ways you can wear a scarf, different materials and colours/prints, and it is close to your face so you can not only balance your Kibbe, but also accommodate your essence and/or your colour season! I wonder if Aly has any insights on that 🤔

[@salsadip7453]

as a romantic, ive accepted i dont look as good in winter than in the warmer months (its very cold in the winter months here, so everyone wears puffer and long down jackets) every once in a while theres a coat with a belt, and i try to snatch them xD

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

as an overweight gamine i see a lot of romantic like coats i am tempted to buy

[@katie-allen]

Wait I feel like we romantics can look amazing in winter! I feel like I look the best when I can layer and wear winter clothes

[@MELLMAO]

I'm a romantic and I love winter, it can be done!

[@chrystianaw8256]

​@@katie-allen same

[@salsadip7453]

@@katie-allenI’m one of the cottage core romantics, that’s why I prefer summer :D I have a vintage -y dress coat that looks amazing, but it’s not warm unfortunately

[@susan5431]

Ooh, a long video! A treat for my Sunday morning :-)

[@AlyArt]

Thank you Susan!

[@Olga_Efremov]

The amount of work this woman does for us is astounding! Thank you so much, Aly! Actually, YOU awoke my interest in studying lines, shapes, colours in harmony with the body shapes. Subconsciuously, I have always understood the secret is there, but your love for this kind of work is contagious. 🥰

[@BeautyAndWellbeing]

I just discovered her, and they really like her videos!

[@ApartmentC6]

There was a period 1995- 2005 when puffers were considered really dated and out of fashion , but 1970s shearling coats were in , and they were just as warm. Even the skiers then had straight barn coat styles instead of puffy. Preppy pea coats were also super popular. I can't help it, I will always associate puffers with moms in the 1980s that I thought were wearing sleeping bags.

[@cloudy7235]

😂

[@naomivandici4949]

Aly you look stunning in this video! I like the way you dressed, the make-up, the hair lenght. You are a very beautiful woman but in this video you dressed very feminine, and I like it a lot. Thank you for an exceptional high quality video/content!

[@jackienolan9142]

Thanks for continuing to profile Natural despite Kibbe doing away with it. I have taken the quiz and place myself in that category and a lot of the suggestions always make sense.

[@juliastrunc5784]

YES I am pure natural to the bone! Thank you sosososo much

[@Robin-l1o9k]

Can't wait for this oversize trend to go out of fashion. For me as a gamine it has been so difficult these last few seasons to find a good coat or jacket. Everything is so loose, bulky and puffy....

[@northwoodfalls1403]

In the years where a certain trend is happening that does not at all suit me, thrift/consignment stores are my saviour. You can always find something that will work there, although it can take a bit more leg work.

[@megb9700]

What I‘be seen, only gamine and naturals can wear the big puffy coats. I thrift for myself.

[@Sanddra16]

My god...yes!

[@frankievalentine6112]

Word fellow gamine. I'm like, we already did this y'all! Wore clothes that didn't fit for like 15 years til I *thought* we learned what grown-up clothes looked like! But of course we can't forget the next generation. Starting to think it's just a teenage rite wanting to hide behind huge curtains of fabric! I do like how the fit is a little different this time, less absolute tent-looking stuff and some actual shaping! I've decided I can do the semi-oversize blazers and it works.

[@chrystianaw8256]

This oversized trend is absolutely hideous on everyone.

[@maryokeefe5351]

Wonderful insights and ideas, Aly! I am from Canada, where we need a large selection of coats and jackets to get us through winter. Lots of swings in temperature and precipitation.

[@northwoodfalls1403]

As an FN, gotta say, winter is one of my favourite seasons for dressing. My collection of coats continues to grow. The men’s section at thrift stores is like being a kid in a candy store and I have to rein myself in 😂 I have to enjoy it while I can because come summer, I’m back to feeling totally meh about my wardrobe.

[@BeautyAndWellbeing]

But what about spring and autumn, too, because they include a wider collection of wardrobe choices!

[@Carrie-sgda]

Bardot tops , boho dress and skirts , flouncy and folk dresses, wide or structured shorts, oversized shirts and halter neck tops are great for FN summer clothes . Hope this is of help to you x

[@t3m077]

Same here as as a D

[@traceyu6213]

Great Lakes/Midwestern winters. I’m a dramatic classic and prefer a chevron or quilted (preppy style) puffer coat as they are fitted and less puffy than others. My dress coat is wool, tailored, below the knee, belted with strong lapels and a strong shoulder line.

[@nicoletteloveslearning]

As a soft gamine, I love how you mentioned wearing matte colors vs “liquid” 😂 I adore your explanations ! you are too cute

[@honorcollins6962]

I’m a gamine, possibly flamboyant gamine. I struggle A LOT in winter as I get cold so so easily, I live in the south of England so even though our winters can be mild they are also unpredictable like all our weather. They are also generally very wet and windy which just adds a layer of difficulty. I basically give up on fashion in winter, because of the cold, bad weather and my seasonal depression. I hate wearing coats so maybe I’ll fine one I love by following your guide!

[@madameMess]

Great video, thank you! As Theatrical Romantic I am a little bit jealous of recommendations for the other types. We never get this modern trends, I always have impression that you will not find too much TR lines in "pinterest style" etc. 😅 Our photos mostly look old, but not good old 😆

[@BeatrizAbou]

I am also a TR and use these type of videos more as a suggestion of what usually looks better than a set of rules that must be followed or else. But yeah, I get what you mean jaja

[@ad6417]

I have noticed that "steampunk" or Victorian style seems to fit the TR sensibility.

[@CaroV6]

Are you crazy you have the best bodytype

[@thirstwithoutborders995]

I think it's just hard to find a celebrity who is also stylish for us. I have a bunch of coats and I find it is actually also the accessories that make an outfit go from "old" or "classic" to modern. Shoes, scarves, headgear, gloves... I like classic looking coats with fun details. I have an a shaped black coat with a huge bow in the back. I had a navy coat, but it had lilac trim. Also thought of getting a coat, but with floral embroidery on the lapels. I have plenty of ornamental looking silk and cashmere scarves (think Russian scarves) and structural looking headbands. Instead of wearing Uggs, I wear overknee boots a size larger and with warm stockings hidden inside.

[@04steen]

I totally agree with you. I , also TR, always feel that the clothes that suit us are quite old fashioned and not my taste at all. I think, TR needs an update 🙂

[@carolinesa91]

Thank you for the video! It's so difficult to dress for winter being a gamine. First, gamine lines are not trendy now. Second, for very cold weather we need to put layers and layers of heavy fabrics and it's difficult to look elegant this way. I look like a walking ball of fabric 😂

[@flurastevenson654]

Thank you always love your videos

[@AlyArt]

Thank you Flura!

[@locketwins]

Thank you Aly! I love your videos. I was professionally typed as a Dramatic Classic earlier this year. I have watched your Kibbe videos multiple times since. I live in the mountains of Utah. We have cold winters and a lot of snow. I look like Hagrid November-March. Haha it’s not chic. Next time I buy a proper snow coat, I will watch this video before for tips. I also love your videos on hair for the body types. Thank you!

[@kimberlyblahnik9270]

Thank you! In Az and don’t need heavy coats. Light sweaters and slightly warmer coats

[@lisiekluski582]

The more comments, the better, so I will write another one. :D I really like your approach to fashion, Aly. Especially how wise and respectful you are towards those more "controversial" pieces of garment or accessory. After all there is no accounting for tastes. One has to be aware what effect every choice will create, though. And your advises are always so precious, thank you for doing that. I'm apparently a Soft Classic and my personal aesthetic is more into coats. I never owned a puffer. Warm greetings from pretty cold Poland!

[@AlyArt]

Thank you! Yes I feel it - many classics and soft classics try to get away with a coat ))

[@IndigoHazelnut]

Aly!! You are seriously one of the few stylist who goes into winter clothes in details because the truth is.. Dressing up for a cold Winter is hard to do with style.. It gets complicated very quickly. I'm pretty sure I'm a Flamboyant Gamine.. I can't say I look my best in Winter. I live in the Northwest of Ireland.. Tends to get really cold, wet and windy so alot of times (as much as I try) style goes out the window.. I struggle with this because I absolutely love looking good.. But of course not at the price of being cold. I was born in a much warmer country so my body is accustomed to hot weather more than it is accustomed to the cold. More posts on Winter styling please 🥰 You have climbed to my favourite stylists of all time (and you have superseded more seasoned stylists!) Keep up the amazing work xx

[@erikamiglioranza1559]

I would love a video that also includes accessories like scarves and hats! Please Ali 😻

[@janejdough2230]

good idea

[@oliveoil2x]

I really appreciate those Tips on what to emphasis and what to keep in mind as far as silhouette and lines. It make a lot of sense to maintain correct shapes with outerwear, since that is what people will see most often in these cold months. Sometimes I’m more careful about the main outfit and forget that the outer layers matter too. Thanks for the video! I’m going to look through my closet and consider these tips. 👍🏻

[@megb9700]

I’m a soft classic and I layer wool and cashmere for cold days/nights. My outer coat is a wool double breasted navy blue. I used to have a longer swing coat that worked well for long outings. A slim fitted ski coat/ pants works for sports. Happy New Year!

[@winxclubstellamusa]

I’ve been needing this video forever! Thank you!!

[@rebeccapage4411]

I'm from Northern New England, classic figure. I usually wear a trench or leather jacket because the car and stores are so warm. If I'm outside for a long period of time, we have puffer coats with directional sections in the stitching to give a better silhouette. They often have diagonal sections on top and bottom with horizontal sections creating a waist.

[@SHines-qk9qj]

Agree the diagonal stitching makes a big difference in how puffers looks on the body.

[@ad6417]

I'm a Soft Natural and I have a fit and flare long wool coat with a mink collar. I wear with a Hermes scarf and it's amazing. Also have a slightly fitted peacoat and it looks good too. I'm happy that I got it right for my frame.

[@EvilSnips]

As a Dramatic I LOVE long faux fur, leather jackets, and long structured classic coats. Thank you for confirming my love is justified!

[@gigglegrl7405]

You must be taking your own advice. You look absolutely stunning. I love that red color on you.

[@sharrlizz]

Thank you so much for all the effort you put into your videos. I love that you've chosen specific clothing items for each body type in your description. Every time I do the kibbe test I come out SC but I am definitely more attracted to Gamine style clothing!

[@TheZeyre]

Excellent advice as always.🎅🎄Canada. Wind chili to -50 Celsius. Whatever is needed to get through these cold spells. Layering slim puffy vests under coats and thermals. Celtic knits. Blanket scarves.

[@ellixrose2650]

Yay what a cool video! You clearly put a lot of thought into it and it shows, you really translate Kibbe into the modern world like no one else imo. I've known that I'm a FN since one of your very first videos. I recently asked a question about DC in the stream because I was discussing with my mom whether she might be a more blunt DC, but that's a different subject. :) you answered it so well then and confirmed it, thanks! I'm so happy I got my FN winter wardrobe right haha. 13:25 JLaws coat and whole style resembles mine a lot. 😊 I recently went shopping and the saleswoman was so spot on with suggesting very FN lines for me and also said I was true autumn which also was spot on. So I got lucky. I also got a long puffer vest now, never would have considered that before but it works well. I also find it looks better without waist emphasis. Then again I find it relatively easy to shop for winter styles as a FN because length and width are easy to incorporate in winter. What I truly struggle with fashionwise are summer looks. The short lines always seem to look incoherent on me, like I'm wearing whatever.

[@SHines-qk9qj]

What an all-inclusive video, thank you for this. I think I am soft gamine, or maybe soft classic. I live on the open plains of South Dakota, which means bitter cold winters with life-threatening wind chills. This year I finally bought a long puffer (I have had a short puffer for years). The long one comes a few inches below my knees and has princess lines and some diagonal stitching so I don't look so drowning in it. And it was offered in a petite size! I think I am a soft gamine (or soft classic or soft natural) at 5'1" tall. Thanks so making videos with so much detailed information!

[@madeline7116]

04:58 soft dramatic ✨

[@dlynne8816]

Since you did my analysis and typed me as a FN, I love watching your videos as I build my new wardrobe. The links to purchase items is so helpful. thanks again for all you do!

[@esiq5932]

Wedding dress for the body types!!

[@ScarletHemingway]

Whose looking gorgeous!! 🎉 Aly!

[@sherryedwards695]

Hi Aly. Another great video. You explained everything so well. Canada. Ww need to wear big warm parkas. I feel that puffer coats are not warm enough. Sometimes we even need to shelter our faces from the cold wind and blowing snow.

[@eldeek3256]

Love your look in this video Aly ✨ Thanks for the tips. I have width on the shoulder but I'm definitely some sort of gamine. It's hard to accommodate my athletic shoulders while still keeping things narrow and trim enough not to overwhelm the rest of me. I think some people suit puffas but don't like the way they look on me; luckily here in the UK the winters are often relatively mild.

[@zanbudd]

It’s 70 degrees in Austin Texas today. I use fleece zip front jackets that are good for wearing at work. I’m a nurse - tall at 5’9 and always enjoy a long vertical line and boots. I’ve noticed that sometimes I look overly severe so I’m looking for a lighter color coat maybe a faux fur and a bright scarf hat gloves combo- kind of a honey maple beige with burgundy scarf or an amazing océan bleu. I appreciate all the photos you pulled together, helps me visualize - I’m also 65 so not a teenie bopper. 😊

[@dariarybchenko6208]

Thank you sooooo much for the list of websites for each type. Highly helpful!!!

[@domystique]

Another fantastic video, Aly Art! Thank you for all your info on the body types, especially the natural type!

[@kikiriki5362]

4:53 you have that green coat in mango now in stores..it's super mazinh

[@cavewitch]

You make such amazing videos that are also SO practical and helpful. Your work is so appreciated.

[@vanshiuwucutiee9480]

Trim n narrow, horizontal shoulder line, waist emphasis,fur coat, Pointy, narrow shoes for more puffy coats

[@ashlamccammon4196]

Theatrical romantic as well? Lol

[@neenmoves]

Aly THANK you so much for this excellent video; I really appreciate the links you provided too! It’s so helpful to see my Kibbe type choices in real world merchandise vs. searching key words after seeing pictures; I was always confused! Thank you ❤ for your hard work!

[@Brenna7312]

Love this! Thank you!

[@tamarquaye]

Just on time! Was wondering what winter coat would suit my Soft Natural frame!

[@lisanapier3889]

You're amazing! Thank you ❤

[@lollylula6399]

Great video, thank you. I can 100% confirm as a Classic that dropped shoulders look terrible on me 😅

[@darjadrake4210]

Thank you very much Aly for all your Work!!! Greetings from Germany

[@SofiaCalotti]

I liked that you showed coats for colder climates too that actually keep you warm! It's isn't even that cold where I live (maritime climate, mostly between 0C and 5C, but wet and windy and might freeze once every while), but often style inspiration I can find on the internet is not warm enough at all (or suitable for rainy weather)!

[@faithtodd9134]

Thank you! This is the perfect time for me, since it has started snowing where I live :)

[@mollyrzr]

Dear Amy, great video, just one request - could you add time stamps so it’s easier for us to revisit our type?

[@suek.2898]

I instinctally bought the right one for my body type. Love it!!

[@Ajrin199]

I am flamboyant gamine and mostly wear narrow coats slightly above the knee. And black warmer longer jacket like a parka. I would like to have a classic black longer coat with a belt just to fold it. 😊

[@naturallytammii]

I'm so glad I found your channel!

[@ceciliaexp]

I placed an order through your links 😊Thanks for sharing. 🎉

[@epbluestar3732]

Wow this neckline on you as fabulous!!!

[@michaelachatelle]

FG from Prague. Winters are okayish here. Not too cold but sometimes it gets rough. I always combine narrow bottoms and a bulky coat/jacket. I'm not happy with the Y2K fashion comeback though.

[@tatjanapetrevska]

Thanks Aly! Well done as always😊

[@wrendor9465]

I enjoyed this detailed video Aly! Very informative as always!!

[@neb__]

FG in Canada - short things not working up here 😂 so thanks for showing some longer options.

[@trishemerald2487]

Canadian here. Our winters in my city are colder than Moscow is, on average. As an FN in this weather, I'm relegated to puffy coats in dark colours, but I can never find anything long enough. It's difficult for me to find a long puffy coat that fits on top and bottom. It's hard to be picky at -40C! (Baffin boots too!)

[@BeautyAndWellbeing]

That video come just in time for Christmas!! 👍

[@dina_ganzheitlich_gesund83]

Thank you also very much for links for each bodytype 😘love you

[@carlarusso8626]

What a great video!! Thank you! I don’t like puffers but I have a short one to go yo the gym. I normally wear classic wool coats

[@junomance]

i love your body type videos so much! i think they’re the best ones out there (: i suspect that i’m a soft gamine since my vertical line is so small haha

[@karenbynoe2316]

Great video, Aly! Thank you!

[@frankievalentine6112]

I can't help it, I love the dropped shoulders. I haven't gotten ANY compliments but I just like it! Like the Rouje John coat or Gerard coat. I think it's possible to reach a point with your style (and being) where you know most people aren't going to get some things, but YOU have the eye to see them and that matters more.

[@emiliascharm]

Hi from Uruguay Aly 🙆 Summer is coming here but I always enjoy your content 🎅💙

[@pinkroses135]

It is hard to find something ideal for theatrical romantic. I've just been using a lilac columbia fleece jacket with sweaters or layers underneath. It'd be nice if there were more long coats with give to their material that you could wrap like a robe. I love the long flowy look.

[@ad6417]

Have you tried a velvet cape with ruffles or embroidered details? Or a mink wrap would look divine.

[@irizl9328]

So true about the ability to counterbalance a bigger coat or jacket for a classic. I truly love shorter oversized jackets (and sweaters), i just need to make sure to bring back the balance and to add some softness, as I'm a soft classic. Btw, i also like combining shorter wider jackets with a slightly wider pant, either a-line if the jacket is more sharp, or softer like a bootcut if the jacket has softer shapes. Balance is key.

[@ad6417]

Perhaps a silk scarf like Hermes would add the soft classic touch to your look.

[@marlene1608]

wow! searched this video last week! thanks for posting and the product recommendations are also highly appreciated

[@iieiri]

u look stunning btw :")!

[@nannatheilgaard9156]

I am so looking forward to the video on hats!! And i loved this video too.

[@devinkelly399]

Amazing video Aly!

[@trixi1608]

Great video! I'm most likely a soft natural or soft gamine and as I'm rather short I prefer shorter winter coats or even parka jackets. And for the silhouette I go for narrower styles.

[@chickadddee]

Really interesting advice, I appreciate that you allow for some variation due to weather and temperature. I'm in a warmer area of Canada, I'm a romantic type, and I love puffers. I have a shaped one, with a waist, but I think they're wonderful because there is one for every type, and they slide over sweaters so easily and look so clean. Easy to care for as well. I also have a swing wool coat that is quite fitted through the upper body and find this useful for getting more dressed up. I know swing coats do not emphasize my waist, but with the fitted top on the coat, raglan and 3/4 sleeves and a little heel, it's quite fun. I put a brooch on mine too.

[@joanbegun1009]

Thank you I appreciate your elegant styling advice and videos. In answer to your question I live in NYC with cold winters and I prefer wearing shearling or a faux fur in winter. .

[@asleung988]

Thank you so much for this! This is exactly what I needed.

[@laGenesisGodoy]

I would love to see this video in the perspective of more classic, timeless winter staples (wool coat, trench coat, rain coat, cardigans) for each body type. That way we can just add trendy accessories each year and do not have to repurchase the more expensive basics and large items.

[@jj9501]

Great video as I'm struggling to find a wintercoat. I Love the oversized look but pretty much any coat that isn't classic will just drown me :(. Difficult to wear with my big knitted sweaters without looking like a hotdog 😂

[@katharina_mue]

Thank you :)) that was really interesting and helpful!

[@mblmbl1574]

Perfect timing - I’m looking for a new “everyday” winter coat

[@HellyWild]

Очень классные обзоры! Спасибо большое !

[@di3486]

Aly could you recommend sites or stores where you find your clothes? I am so frustrated i never find anything nice that fits me well.

[@angelastermer8501]

The oversized is something I’m glad is on trend as a FN.

[@flowersafeheart]

Thank you!

[@peachfountain]

So helpful, I think many of us shorties do not enjoy shopping/dressing for winter weather, right?

[@moumitadeb9337]

Excellent video 👍👍

[@notabotbrittany]

I looooooooooove Michelle Williams as a style inspo for Gamines!!!! She does it sooo well!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@marysia_ml3744]

Thank you Aly 🙂

[@시린-d4i]

I needed this, thank you ❤

[@Danielle-ms2ev]

I’m so happy to see new videos ❤

[@dwdwdwf21]

great job!!thank u