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You totally rock...your Canadian fan
ОтветитьVery creative and practical ideas! You are the best🥰🥰
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ОтветитьLooks great on you! I wonder if these styling tips gonna work in winter in Vladivostok :)
ОтветитьNice styling!
ОтветитьI used to run to the bus barefoot in highschool in Duluth Minnesota winter, but I have not been there in winter for many years. I can't imagine what a shock it is. All those layers are absolutely essential. What is your outer layer? It's not yet below zero, but it will get there!
ОтветитьThank you so much for the winter style hacks! Love all of them
ОтветитьI'm a bit afraid this winter; after putting on weight I don't want to look more bulky by adding layers 🙈😬
ОтветитьLove your socks girl! Tell me where you shop for the goods!
ОтветитьPerfect! Thank you Emily!
ОтветитьI would add a cute hat,like a beanie or beret.
ОтветитьYup, I do all of these also thin thermal layer ( leggings, long sleeve and/or roll neck under anything. X
ОтветитьYes ma'am!
ОтветитьWatching intently from Arizona forgetting that my understanding of 'cold weather' is purely subjective and the only purpose I have for wool socks is breaking in Doc's. Sigh, layers are so cool.
ОтветитьLOVE the double sock! Warm feet, warm heart!❤️
ОтветитьThese hacks are beyond good!!
Great job 👍🏽👍🏽😍
Great tips, Emily, will try all of them. Xx
Ответитьlove your personality and style!! keep up the vids - i enjoy learning your fashion tips! i hope you have a lovely holiday season xx
ОтветитьI live in the Caribbean … but traveling this winter and need help with staying warm!! (I know you will laugh … but will be in South Florida which to me is kkkkkkkkkk-cold!!)
ОтветитьVi, is that you??
Ответить@Emily Weatley HI online fashion friend! I hope you and your rockin fam are having a fun holiday season!
when I saw those yellow and purple floral socks I thought, "Ahhh I have the same socks... & we have similar taste!"
I’m with you all the way. (I grew up in Chicago)😆
ОтветитьIf I want to spend a whole day on a christmas market without going inside, I wear another layer on top of my coat. A cape, a poncho, a shoulder wrap, a lambskin, even a smaller blanket slung around and maybe pinned, medieval style. Much comfier than wearing too much sweaters underneath the coat and getting tight and sweaty. And you feel a bit like a knight.
My warmest coat is a classic greatcoat with a v-neck collar, that always lets in a bit of wind through the scarf, so I wear a super soft alpaka turtleneck collar I knitted underneath.
I like double gloves in winter, as in simple cotton finger gloves in wool mittens.
Also got some mens woolen dresspants that are dirt cheap in the thrift store, these can be easily shortened and tailored and are much warmer than evil cold jeans cotton.
Love this! Can you tell the brand of your black raw edge jeans and striped turtleneck? This video was so helpful, I’ve been feeling like a ball of yarn this winter!
ОтветитьThe best tips for a fellow Minnesotan!
ОтветитьThank you. Where is your turtleneck from? You also have another stripped turtleneck in another video. Not sure if it is the same. Also both pairs of socks are gorgeous. Could you please share what brand they are? Many thanks
ОтветитьHey there, writing in from northern NH, deep cold moving in, digging out the serious layers as I write this. These ideas are my staples but I’m glad to see a video that will help the newcomers into the frozen great north. You did a fabulous job and look great. Keep them coming. I have so many hoodies, Nike is my favorite for this layering thing, not to bulky and a more feminine fit, much easier to work with. I also find heavy tights that have a bit of slip to them easier to wear under jeans….and let’s not forget our flannel lined Carhartts with a nice belt and gorgeous sweater and fun boots😁
ОтветитьHey! Just found you (so binge-watching this past weekend). Also a Twin Cities girl (WSP) who loves black and grey, but isn't quite as young or tiny as you, lol. I still do my best!
ОтветитьGreat tips! From a perpetually chilly Canadian.
Do you happen to have a link to the second pair of boots your had the jeans tucked into? I love them!
Another good way of keeping your legs warm, I've discovered recently, is to wear knee-high socks when it's not too cold to where you need leggings underneath your trousers, but it's cold enough that the cold wind seeps under your trouser legs, especially with wide-legged jeans or trousers. Knee-high socks keeps the wind away from your legs, and the wind doesn't reach your tighs anyway, if it's not that cold.
ОтветитьI have a hack that's just too awesome! Did you know that mesh tops, used as an underlayer, keep you really warm?? Please give it a try and tell me :)
ОтветитьNice video
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ОтветитьThank you for these!
ОтветитьI always put a layer of skin tight clothing to start, a long sleeve t or a Uniqlo heat tech shirt, leggings or winter tights under a silk shirt or turtle neck, jeans or pants, knee high boots if the pants are wider leg, thigh high boots over skinnies. My winter boots are half size larger than my sandals and pumps to accommodate wool socks over tights. The skin tight layer help keep my body heat . My head is always covered and I either wear or bring a scarf. Also one of the layers is a wool cardigan, pull over or vest. Thank you for your video! As a fellow edgy dresser, I appreciate your hacks.
ОтветитьMedia Technical Support People and Staff @ Ms. Lovely 😊 Emily Wheatley, thank you 🙏; again. Media Technical Support People @ Ms. Lovely 😊 Emily Wheatley , thank you 🙏; Greetings from southcentral Texas USA 🇺🇸
ОтветитьI love these looks. BUT….. do you think these will work for size 16 plus? It would be great to hear your thoughts on styling hacks for larger beautiesThanls
ОтветитьI wear a thin hat under my heavier one, cozy for walking in Canada lol
ОтветитьLove the T-shirt over turtleneck.
ОтветитьBrilliant..
ОтветитьI love wide scarves. Loop around the neck with edges, hanging straight and really long down the front, or wrapped lower as a shawl layer.
ОтветитьLike the double sock thing 🤩 we have a good selection of wool socks here in Iceland 🇮🇸 but where do you get the higher dressy socks? Do you have a go to shop?
ОтветитьA great addition to your videos! One thing that I can't find is a black/white striped turtle neck shirt in cotton. Looked everywhere! Drat!!
ОтветитьGreetings from Beirut Lebanon. Glad to have a cold season.
ОтветитьIt seemed socks haven’t been in style last few years so I’m really happy to see a video with some sock styling hacks❤
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Ответитьthat tapered cuff is what we did with our boyfriend jeans in the 80's! style memories from our lives are interesting!
ОтветитьNice ❤
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