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0:00Hello everyone. We're continuing our
0:01search for personal style. This is the
0:03second video on this topic. If you
0:05haven't seen the first part, I highly
0:07recommend you return to it. In the
0:09first part, we created a personal style
0:11outline, answered important questions
0:13about ourselves, touched on proportions
0:15and body types, and, most importantly,
0:17created a system of personal filters.
0:19Today, we'll have a very interesting,
0:21nostalgic task. I suggest we revisit
0:25our past, our old outfits, because your
0:27style is a set of patterns formed based
0:29on your personal experience, your
0:31habits, and your repeated choices. When
0:35you choose clothes over the years, you
0:36unconsciously accumulate data about
0:38what's comfortable for you, what you
0:40like, what works in your life, and what
0:42doesn't. This data turns into habits.
0:45And habits create patterns, repeating
0:47elements, which form the basis of your
0:50style. The problem is that we often
0:52don't see these patterns. We simply
0:54wear what we're used to. And old
0:56photographs can help you with this,
0:58because they essentially serve as an
0:59archive of your choices over the years.
1:01And when you start analyzing them, you
1:04see patterns you might not have noticed
1:06before. To find something, you need to
1:08at least have a rough idea of what
1:10we're looking for. First, any recurring
1:12elements: items, silhouettes, colors,
1:15or techniques. We need to find a logic.
1:18We also look for any elements that can
1:21inspire you now. Again, these could be
1:23things you've forgotten about, colors
1:26that really suit you or just like,
1:28hairstyles, makeup—basically,
1:29anything. Any ideas. We also need to
1:32notice unsuccessful moments so as not
1:34to repeat them in the future. And this
1:37is simply useful for our development,
1:39for our perceptiveness. That is, we
1:41don't just say, "How awful, how could I
1:43have worn this before?" but think about
1:46why it's awful and how it could be
1:48corrected. That's our plan. You can
1:51start right from childhood photos. When
1:53we are children or teenagers, we don't
1:56yet have such a fear of judgment, there
1:58are no dress codes, no negative
2:00attitudes. We dress intuitively, based
2:02on personal feelings. And this is very
2:04interesting. Today, we'll be going over
2:07my old looks so you can use my example
2:09to understand how the analysis is
2:10structured and what to do with this
2:12information. I won't focus on childhood
2:15photos, but there's one important point
2:17. I was born in 1993, and as you might
2:20have guessed, my childhood spanned the
2:211990s and early 2000s. Things were
2:24tight back then. Not just with clothes,
2:26but that's what we're interested in
2:27today. It was hard to find anything
2:30pretty, so my mother sewed all my
2:31going-out clothes, dresses, and New
2:33Year's costumes. She's not a
2:36professional seamstress, but if needed,
2:38she'll sew and make anything, out of
2:40anything. Basically, I've been used to
2:42the idea since childhood that if you
2:44need something really cool, interesting
2:46, and striking, but for some reason you
2:48can't buy it, it can be sewn or made.
2:51So, throughout today's video, you'll
2:53often see things that were either sewn
2:55by my mother, or by me, or custom-made
2:57for me. I can write down this point
3:01about my personal style right away.
3:03Before we continue, I want to show you
3:06my new Armobox from Rendezvous.
3:08Armoboxes are my favorite format.
3:11They're sets of samples in a single
3:13theme, for example, scents of purity,
3:15citrus notes, woody notes, powdery
3:17notes, and so on. There are also
3:19Armoboxes by season, by mood or
3:21occasion, even by zodiac sign. And, of
3:24course, there are single-brand ones too
3:25. Tom Ford, Jo Malon, Monta, and many
3:28other popular brands. Each set contains
3:31eight mini-bottles of 1.5 ml. This is
3:34definitely enough to try out a
3:36fragrance. You can wear the same
3:38perfume for several days. Eight
3:40fragrances cover different preferences.
3:42And I think everyone will find
3:44something suitable here. This time, I
3:46decided to get acquainted with the top
3:48popular fragrances for her. There is a
3:50fragrance here that I am already
3:52familiar with: a replica of "by the
3:54fireplace" by Margiela. A warm, woody,
3:57ambery, slightly spicy scent.
3:59Reminiscent of a campfire and roasted
4:02chestnuts with vanilla. That's actually
4:04why I love wearing it in the fall and
4:06winter. Ari by Ariana Grand is also
4:09very pretty. It's light, girlish, sweet
4:12, and floral-fruity. Reminiscent of
4:14cotton candy or marshmallows. Dolchoban
4:17Light Blue is a real hit. I love it.
4:20Especially that bright lemon at the top
4:22. But it also unfolds beautifully. For
4:25me, it's the perfect watercolor-fresh
4:28scent for summer. Libra by EF San Laran
4:31is called the perfect date scent, but
4:34it's truly languid, luxurious, classy,
4:37truly heavy luxury. Imagine any model
4:41shown. That's exactly what it smells
4:43like. The set includes four other
4:45luxurious fragrances from Chanel, RMS,
4:47Lanba, and Zic Valter. I highly
4:50recommend testing them too. This box is
4:53available exclusively on randevu.ru,
4:55and promo code 10 Evgeniya gives you an
4:57additional 10%discount on the entire
5:00selection. It's reusable and valid
5:02indefinitely and can be combined with
5:04all other discounts and promotions on
5:06the site. There's a lot of useful and
5:09interesting stuff there, including
5:10perfumes, cosmetics, hair care and
5:12decorative products, and much more. As
5:15usual, I've already left all the links
5:17in the description. I'll show you a few
5:20more interesting children's looks and
5:21then we'll move on to the adults. In
5:23the first and second photos, I'm about
5:241910, 2002 or 2003. I love everything
5:26here, it's pure WhiteK. But especially
5:32the combination in the second photo.
5:35Flared jeans and square-toe mules. The
5:38geometry is very beautiful. I'll keep
5:40them in mind. In the last photo, I'm 13
5:41years old. 2006. A very unusual
5:43shirtdress, with something like a
5:45balloon skirt underneath. I wore this
5:48dress with either black below-the-knee
5:50leggings or jeans. I could wear it like
5:54this now, but with jeans, horseshoes,
5:56or those rounded-out burls. I think it
5:59would look great. I wish I could bring
6:02back 2007. It's a shame most of the
6:04outfits haven't survived. It was
6:07something special. The first look is
6:09nothing special. That photo is from
6:11September 1st. But I really loved that
6:13white shirt with the imitation vest. I
6:15wore it outside of school, even to a
6:18rock concert. That person in white
6:21tights and black suit shorts—that's
6:22me. I still really love the combination
6:25of black and white. The second look has
6:28those same short Aladdins that are
6:30still popular now. The low-rise denim
6:33is just right. I wouldn't wear it like
6:35that now, but I like that the look has
6:37interesting details. The headband, the
6:39jewelry around the neck, the print on
6:41the T-shirt and sneakers, and the cut
6:42of the pants themselves are unusual. I
6:45want to move on to the last look right
6:46now. I didn't like the combination of
6:49skinny jeans and short shoes. I wanted
6:51to somehow widen the hem. So I put
6:53sweater sleeves on the jeans. In the
6:56other photos, I'm already about 16. I
6:58really like the haircut, but it needs
7:00constant styling. I'm definitely not
7:02ready for that right now. And white
7:04suits me. Here, it highlights my tan.
7:08This is already 2011 from the Voice of
7:10Hipsterism. The cocoon coat is
7:12incredibly stylish. My mother made it
7:14for me. It's hard to see here, but the
7:16shape was definitely a cocoon. In the
7:18spring and fall, I wore this coat with
7:21red rubber boots, and instead of a
7:22scarf, I wore a shawl like Pavel
7:24Posadsky's. If you combine these photos
7:27, you get the perfect look. I've never
7:29seen anything like it anywhere. The
7:31styling, in my opinion, is very
7:33successful. I certainly wouldn't dress
7:35like that now, and such a dark green
7:37isn't really my color. But I still love
7:39small pops of red. The first look is my
7:42favorite sweater. My mom knitted it,
7:44too. It's oversized, incredibly warm,
7:47and has a really long collar. You could
7:49even wear it over your head like a hood
7:51without the scarf. It's a little weird,
7:54but I like it. Back then, I often wore
7:57this thin summer minidress as a base
7:59layer. It's that same comfortable,
8:02casual layering that I still love. The
8:05second photo is also a coat, but here I
8:07added a gray scarf and a long belt,
8:09along with a braid from a cardigan, and
8:11wore it as a scarf. It created such an
8:14unusual layered effect. After that, I
8:17was busy with school and dressed very
8:19simply. There's nothing particularly
8:21interesting to see here, so I suggest
8:24we jump straight to 2015 and 2016. I
8:26was still in graduate school, but I was
8:29gradually starting to find my own style
8:31. It's a pretty basic look, but cleaner
8:35and fresher. I also like the
8:37combination of pale pink and light gray
8:40. Incidentally, back then, I started
8:42getting into cosmetics and makeup, and
8:44I even had my own small online store
8:46with matte lipsticks: Lime CE, Dos of
8:48Colors, Color Pop, La Splash, and so on
8:50. I ordered cosmetics from the US
8:52through intermediaries, and also
8:54clothes for myself. I even considered
8:56starting a beauty blog, but then I
8:58decided I was bad at applying makeup, I
9:00didn't know how to do anything, and I
9:01never posted those photos anywhere. The
9:04photo in the center is my Pinterest
9:05reference, so you can roughly imagine
9:07what the trends were at the time. I
9:09ordered the same jacket from Shvi. We
9:11couldn't find fabric in that shade, so
9:13we had to make it from what we had. It
9:15looked nice, but the look itself was a
9:18bit boring. I also had this black
9:20asymmetrical kimano custom-made. On the
9:23right is a photo from Pinterest, on the
9:24left is the one that's wider for me.
9:26It's exactly the same, only longer,
9:28just like I asked. I don't have any
9:30normal photos of this kimano on me,
9:32only these vibey ones where you can't
9:34see anything. Back then, I loved all
9:37sorts of thin capes, kimanos, and long
9:39cardigans, but now I prefer to
9:40emphasize my shoulders, and I'd prefer
9:42something thicker. In 2017, my looks
9:45became noticeably better and more
9:47interesting. I mixed trendy modern
9:50pieces with ASUS and vintage. Back then
9:53, I was already starting to take an
9:54interest in fashion and trends. And
9:56here we see leopard loafers with a pony
9:58fur texture. I remember very well that
10:01leopard was one of the trends that year
10:03. Here you can already see that I
10:05created complete, well-thought-out
10:07looks, combining different styles,
10:08adding color, print, and texture. And,
10:11by the way, my mom and I made a basket
10:13bag ourselves out of paper. It's a
10:15truly niche hobby. It's called paper
10:18wicker weaving. The inner pouch and
10:20handles, of course, are made of leather
10:22. That same year, I bought my first
10:24trench coat. And it's still my favorite
10:27piece of clothing. Not this particular
10:29one, but any long trench coat in
10:31general. As you can see, all the
10:33outfits follow roughly the same formula
10:36: jeans, a vintage T-shirt or
10:37sweatshirt with a print, a more formal
10:40jacket or trench coat, plus sneakers or
10:42loafers. In principle, I can still use
10:46this formula. In 2018, my boyfriend and
10:51I opened our own vintage store. We sold
10:54mainly tracksuits, jackets,
10:55windbreakers, overalls, everything in
10:57that style. I didn't dress like that.
11:01This photo is purely for sale. But I've
11:04incorporated some more relaxed pieces
11:06into my wardrobe. I could wear this
11:09right now. I love pairing relaxed
11:12pieces with structured outerwear or
11:14tailored shoes, but I'd swap the trench
11:16coat for an oversized one. The
11:18sweatshirt here is obviously bulkier
11:20and larger than the trench coat, which
11:22is why the sleeves stick out so
11:23unflatteringly. I'd also remove the
11:25black bag. There are no other black
11:27elements here, so it stands out too
11:29much. It's a real dark spot. Otherwise,
11:33I really like the style and the shades.
11:36The bag fits perfectly here. And the
11:38outfit itself is unusual, the
11:40combination of styles. The shoulders
11:42have a clear line and even a little
11:44flare, the waist is accentuated, and
11:46the skirt also suits me well. I bought
11:48the skirt and jacket at a second-hand
11:50store for next to nothing. No one
11:52wanted to take them because they're
11:53downright old-fashioned, but you
11:55wouldn't know that from this look. The
11:57second photo shows a really cool
11:59printed T-shirt. We made the print
12:00ourselves. Before the thrift store, my
12:03boyfriend and I had our own small
12:04shopping center. We closed it, but kept
12:06the equipment. So we could print the
12:09T-shirts ourselves. I wanted the print
12:12to be something unusual and cool, but
12:14also look aged. So I simply searched
12:17vintage Japanese magazines on Pinterest
12:19in English and found these pictures.
12:21Then we printed them on T-shirts, not
12:23to sell, but just to wear ourselves.
12:26The basket bag was supposed to be an
12:28interesting addition, but it's kind of
12:30weird. I bought it at a flea market. It
12:33definitely needs to be replaced. In the
12:36next look, I love the combination of
12:38black and cream. And it's cool that the
12:41top is black and the bottom is light,
12:42and not the other way around, as we're
12:43all used to. And I recently shared
12:46another idea of hers in a video about
12:48summer hacks: a bag in a string bag. I
12:51threw a regular small vintage handbag
12:53into a string bag. It's very convenient
12:55. You can easily put all your things in
12:58there: cards, keys, phone, and nothing
13:00will fall out. Incidentally, I knitted
13:03the string bag myself. They were
13:04popular back then among street stylers
13:07and fashion bloggers, but I didn't see
13:09them for sale. The first photo is one
13:12of my favorites. The geometry here is
13:14absolutely gorgeous. Natalia's belted
13:17trench coat is created by Xilét, with
13:19such a clean hem. The flared jeans echo
13:21the trench coat's hemline. Plus, the
13:24cat-eye sunglasses and rectangular bag
13:26add a touch of geometry. If the toe on
13:29the ankle boots were square or pointed,
13:31the look would be even more daring. But
13:33the current version with a round toe
13:35works great too. It doesn't overwhelm
13:38and makes the outfit more wearable. By
13:40the way, to complement the trench coat,
13:42I also have a T-shirt with a print that
13:44we applied ourselves. I also love that
13:46the ankle boots and bag match the print
13:48in color. I also love patent leather
13:51and plain smooth leather. It's one of
13:54my favorite materials. The only thing
13:56that annoys me is the white buttons on
13:58the trench coat. It would be much
14:00better without them. The second look is
14:03also nice, but it's plain and unclear
14:05what kind of bag it was. I'd add a big
14:08dark brown one here. I don't wear heels
14:12at all now, so all these looks are out
14:14of fashion for me, but leather,
14:15including patent leather, is definitely
14:17something I'm keeping in mind. In 2019,
14:20we expanded our vintage store's
14:22selection, starting selling sweaters,
14:24trench coats, and coats. And that
14:27certainly affected my style. I had high
14:30hopes for this sweater. I was sure it
14:32would sell quickly. But our audience
14:34didn't appreciate it, and it didn't
14:35sell for a long time. I freaked out and
14:38took it for myself. I wasn't really
14:40into flowers, and any floral theme is
14:42absolutely not my thing. But here it's
14:44black and white, and I can't resist
14:46that combination. Black jeans with
14:49white stitching are so cool, but now I
14:51see that they fit me wrong.
14:53High-waisted jeans were trendy back
14:55then, and everyone wore them that way.
14:57But this particular style should sit
14:59lower. Plus, they should be wider and
15:01longer. Basically, two or three sizes
15:04up would be perfect. It's like I stole
15:06them from a teenage boy from the late '
15:0890s or early' 00s. These jeans are
15:11essentially the "big brother" aesthetic
15:13, as they call it now. I like the idea
15:15of this look. It's an interesting mix
15:18of styles, but the fit is certainly not
15:20the best. The first look might seem
15:22strange to you, but there's something
15:24to it. I bought the Long Slv at a flea
15:26market for 20 rubles. The front had a
15:28terrible cutout, so I wore it backwards
15:30. Regular men's black trousers with a
15:33belt and python-skin boots. That's when
15:35I fell in love with the reptile print.
15:37And I still absolutely love it. True,
15:39it's hard to find decent pieces.
15:41Another material I really love in
15:43outfits is metal. In 2019, the fashion
15:46house Karaban sent out these bags to
15:48all the major bloggers. And I needed
15:50one so badly, you can't imagine. So I
15:53decided to make, well, some kind of
15:55metal bag. I had a metallic top, like
15:58this one with a camouflage print. I
16:00barely scraped the paint off and made a
16:03bag out of it. I added a lining and a
16:05chain, and the result is what you see
16:07on the screen now. That's the story
16:09behind this look. I certainly wouldn't
16:11dress like that now, but I'm embracing
16:13the snake print and metal. The second
16:15look is pretty simple, but I like the
16:18denim-on-denim idea. I'm also taking
16:20note. Here we see a similar story, only
16:23instead of a denim jacket, there's a
16:24denim shirt. It's also quite nice.
16:26There's a contrast of textures, a
16:28fluffy fur coat, and patent leather
16:29Cossack boots. Cropped jeans like these
16:31were trendy back then, but now I'd
16:33replace them with full-length ones. The
16:35look itself is great. This outfit was
16:39my favorite from 1919. It's so sad I
16:41sold this graffiti sweatshirt. I really
16:44regret it. Again, it's in the style of
16:46its older brother from the 2000s. I
16:48always wore this sweatshirt with a
16:50white T-shirt, so that the neckline was
16:51slightly visible. Leather pants also
16:54went great with it. As I already said,
16:56I love leather. Vintage square-toe
16:58boots also fit perfectly. Now I'd
17:01replace them with something with a low
17:03heel. Bags were a bit of a problem back
17:06then, and I couldn't find anything
17:08suitable, so I made this houndstooth
17:10print one. If I change the bag and
17:13shoes, this look will be right up my
17:15alley. The next outfit is also my jam.
17:18I really wanted these Calvin Klein and
17:20Raf Simons Cossack boots. Maybe someone
17:23remembers them. Naturally, I never had
17:25the money for them, and I still don't.
17:27But I really wanted a pair of shoes
17:29with a square metal toe and found these
17:31Topsop ankle boots on Asus. They're
17:35really striking, and I love metal, but
17:37I can't walk in heels, even those thick
17:39ones. They gathered dust in my closet
17:42for a few years, and I eventually sold
17:44them. The whole look is superb. The
17:46coat fits me perfectly. It's a vintage
17:49herringbone one with a velvet collar.
17:50Guess what happened to that? I sold
17:53that too. That's the side effect of
17:56owning a vintage store. You can
17:58seemingly keep everything you want, but
18:00when you're desperate and need cash,
18:02you sell it all. The last look from
18:051919 is not bad, but quite ordinary. I
18:07like the contrast of textures. I like
18:10that the sweatshirt and joggers are
18:11relaxed, and the vintage leather jacket
18:13holds its shape. By the way, I strongly
18:15advise against the Gez leather-look
18:17bags. I bought this one on Avito in
18:19perfect condition, with a dust cover,
18:20everything as it should be. And it fell
18:23apart very quickly. 2020 is one of the
18:27most boring years because I started
18:29following Instagram, and the trends on
18:31that social media have had a huge
18:33influence on my style. Before that,
18:35there was a trend for Parisian chic.
18:37Don't confuse this with the style of
18:39real French women. Parisian chic is a
18:40trend in content. It's these sleek,
18:44romantic looks, curls, gold jewelry,
18:46locations with Parisian architecture,
18:48summer verandas and terraces, picnics
18:51with baguettes and Brie, warmly edited
18:53photos, and so on. I knew I hated this
18:57style on myself, and I wouldn't dress
18:59like that even for content. But I tried
19:02using such locations in my content to
19:04at least get a little closer to it. But
19:06my looks weren't going well. Around the
19:09end of 1919, a trend emerged, and most
19:12major bloggers began dressing more
19:14subduedly, minimalistically, and began
19:16choosing simpler locations. Instead of
19:19beautiful buildings, it might just be a
19:22gray wall. But don't confuse this
19:23minimalism with a fashion trend. It's
19:25something completely different.
19:26Scandinavian bloggers were the first to
19:28create this kind of content. For
19:30example, Josephine. I liked the trend
19:32for minimalism in content much more.
19:35These looks are exactly in that style,
19:37but then I began simplifying them more
19:39and more to fit the trend more closely.
19:42Overall, it looks good. It's definitely
19:45wearable, but very boring and
19:47impersonal. Back then, almost all
19:49fashion bloggers, big and small,
19:51dressed more or less the same. Even
19:53here, the top is interesting, but the
19:55look itself is nothing special. I
19:58bought a regular bodysuit and cut out
19:59the back myself because it was too
20:01small, and the cutout stretched the
20:03fabric a bit. I went bold with this
20:06look and added a bandana. The
20:09combination of leather and a matte
20:11trench coat really does look good. I
20:13like outfits with trench coats because
20:15a good long trench coat always saves
20:17the day. The last look isn't exactly
20:19wow, but it's okay. I started wearing
20:22more jewelry here. In 2021, the
20:25minimalist trend shifted toward a dark
20:27aesthetic, or more accurately, a dark
20:30finish. I was one of the first to add
20:32color to my tile. This really made my
20:35visuals pop, and I started winning SFS.
20:38I won everywhere I entered, and that's
20:41how I got my first 1,000 followers. Yes
20:43, my account looked beautiful, but the
20:45outfits themselves weren't. Basically,
20:47I just added a blue accent to some of
20:49the outfits. Here, in the first outfit,
20:51I definitely like the contrast in
20:53textures. The second look is denim and
20:55denim. I love this combination. I made
20:57the skirt myself from jeans. The
21:00essence doesn't change much, it's just
21:01that this time I have a beautiful
21:03shearling coat, which, unfortunately,
21:04was too small for me, so I sold it. I
21:06would have liked a much larger bag, of
21:08course, but I was having trouble with
21:10bags back then. I wanted to switch from
21:13blue to orange purely for the content.
21:16The essence of the look doesn't change.
21:18At the same time, I started TikTok and
21:20showed how I shoot content and edit
21:22photos. TikTok turned out to be a more
21:25rewarding platform, and I started
21:27gaining more followers there. And I
21:29kind of forgot about these clothing
21:31trends. I made the corset myself from a
21:33sweatshirt. I also altered the jeans,
21:36adding reptile-skin inserts. A
21:38controversial decision, of course, but
21:40at least something interesting. I would
21:42have liked a longer trench coat, and I
21:44just needed to destroy this bag. But
21:47back then, I really had some problems
21:49with bags; I couldn't find anything
21:50decent for myself. I remade this suit
21:53from an oversized blazer. Overall, I
21:55like this structured,
21:57office-appropriate upper body style. It
22:00suits me. And my favorite look from
22:022021. It's already winter, the end of
22:04the year. A gorgeous black and white
22:06jacket from a thrift store. I still
22:08have it, as well as these leather pants
22:10. The only downside is they're
22:12high-waisted. And I'll cut them just
22:14like pants. I'd like to find leather
22:17pants with a mid-rise, but I'll cut
22:19them like jeans. The bag is still the
22:21same, wretched one. I'd replace it with
22:22a normal, large one and that's it. It's
22:282022. I tried to return to that
22:29near-minimalism again. I really didn't
22:32like it, so I sold the fur coat, even
22:33though it's cool and has nothing to do
22:35with it. That's it, this terrible phase
22:38can be over. Then I started
22:40experimenting, but I kept the dark
22:42aesthetic with bright color accents in
22:45both the visuals and the style. I
22:47really like my iconic look. Although
22:50it's simple, the hairstyle adds
22:51character. I have a tutorial for this
22:53hairstyle on TikTok. By the way, I hate
22:55doing my hair, but I nailed the trend
22:57here. The 2000s trend was just starting
23:00to take off on TikTok. Now, I'd tighten
23:04the hoodie and tie the drawstrings so
23:06there's not so much skin showing,
23:08because when everything else is covered
23:11, it attracts too much attention. I'd
23:14add more jewelry and basically that's
23:17it. It might be hard to see here, but
23:20I'm wearing an M&Ms jacket, a white
23:22shirt, a wine-colored tie, the same
23:24leather pants, and vintage sneakers
23:25with colorful accents. I really
23:28shouldn't have sold the sneakers. I
23:30didn't realize how hard it would be to
23:32find something like that. I like the
23:35overall look. The jacket doesn't fit
23:37very well, but it's from a second-hand
23:38store, and you can't get a different
23:40size there. The last look is simple,
23:42but the jacket does the job. I made the
23:45skirt myself and finally bought a
23:48half-decent bag. In this look, I wish
23:51the jacket was more voluminous, but
23:53otherwise, everything is super. The
23:55gorgeous striped polo shirt is sold out
23:57. The jeans are custom. I altered them
23:59myself. I think you can see that the
24:02part at the bottom that should be on
24:04top is also sold out, as are the
24:05sneakers. But here I got the size
24:08seriously wrong, so I don’t regret a
24:09thing. But I want to note that I really
24:12like small bright accents on a dark
24:15background. The glasses, by the way,
24:17are for cycling, that’s why they have
24:19such a gorgeous mirror effect. I bought
24:21them on Avito, I still have them. This
24:24look is nice, but not quite my style.
24:27The skirt is also jeans that I altered.
24:29I liked how I complemented the orange
24:31and pink embroidery on the skirt with
24:33the same colors at the top and bottom.
24:35I made the jeans myself and then sold
24:38them in our store. The cross-dresser is
24:40a remade sweatshirt. That was a wrong
24:42decision. The sweatshirt was a million
24:44times better than the corset. I also
24:46don't like the hairstyle in this look.
24:49It's just too bland. I started this
24:53YouTube channel in 2023, so you've
24:55probably seen all these looks before,
24:57but let's quickly run through them. I
25:00like the combination of black and white
25:02and something akin to streetwear with a
25:04classic trench coat. And I love
25:06oversized looks in general. The hat, by
25:08the way, is a child's hat; it was
25:10really squeezing my head, so I don't
25:11wear it anymore. I knitted the green
25:13bag myself, but I think it looks better
25:16without it. Everything is perfect.
25:17There's also a mix of different styles
25:20here. The look seems simple, but the
25:22skirt makes it so much cooler. It's
25:24really striking. I haven't worn it for
25:26two years, so I'll put it on Avito. I
25:29might even have already. If anyone
25:31wants it, I left a link in the
25:32description. The idea itself is good,
25:35but I don't like the way this skirt
25:37fits. At the time, I was really trying
25:39to somehow use my head. I either did my
25:42hair or put on a hat. And that's the
25:44right approach. A hairdo immediately
25:46elevates the level of completeness of
25:48the look. Now, unfortunately, I don't
25:50do that. It's a cute outfit, but
25:53completely uncomfortable. Too much open
25:56area, too tight, and heels. It's
25:59beautiful, but I wouldn't take it with
26:00me. The look is absolutely gorgeous. A
26:02mix of styles. An interesting skirt
26:04that I made myself. The colors are
26:06perfect, but I don't want to wear
26:08football jerseys. I'm tired of them.
26:10Same thing. Plus, it's not my style at
26:13all now. And I didn't like the ribbons
26:15in my hair back then. I felt
26:17uncomfortable in them. What I like most
26:20here is the combination of this muted
26:22green with a silver bag. Now I would
26:24make a note of that. Well, the outfit
26:27itself is nice and striking, but I
26:28don't see myself in it anymore. I'd say
26:31no to the look with the dress right
26:33away. I only bought it because it was
26:35ugly in a good way at the thrift store.
26:38It was so wrinkled that I thought it
26:40was the fabric that gave it that effect
26:42. And when I brought it home, washed it
26:44, and steamed it, it turned into a
26:46regular, pretty dress, and I don't like
26:48that anymore. The outfit in the center
26:51with the lingerie skirt was ahead of
26:53its time. I was saying back then that
26:55these styles were trendy, but even on
26:57YouTube, no one believed me. The
27:00reptile-like boots are certainly chic,
27:02but chunky-soled boots would have been
27:04better. I really like the color
27:07combination, but of these two looks,
27:09I'd choose the first one now. It's not
27:11wow-worthy, just a normal, stable basic
27:13outfit. And finally, I want to show you
27:17my favorite look from 2024. In my
27:19opinion, everything here is almost
27:21flawless. I would wear this outfit
27:23right now, but these loafers didn't
27:25last until today. I'll be looking for a
27:27replacement, because with sneakers it
27:29just wouldn't be the same. The pants
27:31are custom, I altered them myself, and
27:32the T-shirt is also custom. There's
27:34even a tutorial on this topic on the
27:36channel. I like that it's not a regular
27:38white T-shirt, but one with an
27:40interesting texture and a compressed
27:42effect thanks to the elastic. The
27:44jacket's color ties the look together
27:46perfectly, but its shape is certainly
27:48not perfect. I'd like more volume in
27:50the shoulders. The vintage Chloé t-ton
27:53bag with a lock is interesting in
27:56itself. Plus the jewelry and hair.
27:59Before you all run away, I want to
28:00share some important information. The
28:02third round of my challenge starts on
28:05August 3rd. If you've been wanting to
28:07participate, now's the time.
28:09Registration is now open. All the
28:10details are in the description of this
28:13video. Like last time, there will be
28:15two plans at very reasonable prices,
28:16considering we'll be working together
28:18for three weeks. What's the gist? Every
28:20weekday, I'll give you an assignment to
28:23put together an outfit. I'll give you a
28:25technique and explain it with text and
28:27pictures. These techniques can be
28:29incorporated into absolutely any style.
28:31Tested on participants in the first and
28:33second streams. You create a look based
28:35on the assignment and, if you'd like,
28:37share it in the chat. I comment on all
28:39the looks and answer all questions. If
28:42you don't like the look you've created,
28:44that's okay. We can brainstorm together
28:47how to tweak it, perfect it, so you'll
28:49love it. You can watch a separate video
28:51about the challenge on my channel. I
28:53explained everything in more detail
28:55there. I'll leave a link to that video
28:57and the reviews in the description. Now
28:59, let's recap. For convenience, I've
29:03categorized all the information I've
29:05gathered and attached images for
29:06clarity. You don't have to do this. By
29:10analyzing my old photos, I realized
29:12what my style is based on. I identified
29:16combinations and little tricks that I
29:18still like, and I found a style that I
29:20can draw inspiration from. Not entirely
29:23, but I can borrow some elements. I
29:27even made a short list of things I
29:29really need. And, as you remember, this
29:32was my main request, because I have
29:34very few things right now. Naturally,
29:37that's not all. In the next part, we'll
29:39be putting together personal style mood
29:41boards using a specific algorithm. That
29:43should also be interesting. Just a
29:45reminder that I recently released a
29:47lecture on body types. It's available
29:49on Boost for a one-time payment, not a
29:50subscription. The link is in the
29:52description. There's also a link to my
29:54Telegram channel. You can subscribe to
29:56it too. There's a lot of interesting
29:58and useful stuff there. That's all I
30:00have for today. Thank you so much for
30:02watching, and see you in the next video
30:04.

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