YouTube2Text

Stop Buying More Clothes. Do This Instead — Transcript

by Adeline Loke · 3,953 words · 540 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

Full transcript

  1. 0:00Most people think they need better
  2. 0:01clothes to improve their style, but I
  3. 0:04actually think it comes down to a few
  4. 0:07small habits. And these are the ones
  5. 0:09that have changed everything for me.
  6. 0:10Repeat and refine outfits until they
  7. 0:13feel just right. Repeating outfits is
  8. 0:16something that I used to avoid
  9. 0:18completely. If I wore something that
  10. 0:19didn't feel right, I would just assume
  11. 0:22that it was the item that was the
  12. 0:24problem, and I would just not wear it
  13. 0:26again and completely move on. I think
  14. 0:28this is where most people stop. They
  15. 0:31think, "No, this doesn't work." They
  16. 0:33toss it to the side, and they start
  17. 0:36completely fresh with a brand new
  18. 0:38outfit. But that's actually where the
  19. 0:40interesting part starts. Because most of
  20. 0:43the time, it might not be the item
  21. 0:45that's the problem. It's just that you
  22. 0:48weren't finished tinkering with the
  23. 0:50outfit yet. If something in my outfit
  24. 0:52feels off, and I can't quite pinpoint
  25. 0:55why, I will actually try and sit with it
  26. 0:59and try and analyze and understand
  27. 1:02exactly what it is. Is it the
  28. 1:04proportion? Is it the shape of the shoe?
  29. 1:07Is it the color? For example, pairing
  30. 1:11jeans and the right shoe together is
  31. 1:14actually a lot trickier than it seems,
  32. 1:16and I could probably do a whole video
  33. 1:17about this. I would wear a pair of jeans
  34. 1:20with a certain shoe, and for some
  35. 1:22reason, they're not working. But I
  36. 1:24wouldn't ever bother to figure out why.
  37. 1:27But now I'll adjust. Is it the shape of
  38. 1:29the shoe? Is it that not enough of my
  39. 1:32foot is showing? Is it the length of the
  40. 1:35jean? There are so many little tweaks
  41. 1:37and details with our clothes that make
  42. 1:40such a big difference. So instead of
  43. 1:43writing things off straight away,
  44. 1:46I'll now try and tinker with it. I'll
  45. 1:48reiterate. I'll wear things again. I'll
  46. 1:51pair it with different things, and I'll
  47. 1:53just try and get to the bottom of it. Of
  48. 1:56course, some things just were bad
  49. 1:58purchases and you do end up decluttering
  50. 2:00them, but at least you're trying to
  51. 2:03figure out and learn why and that way
  52. 2:06you won't make the same mistake again.
  53. 2:07And I think the outfits I wear the most
  54. 2:10are the ones where I've put in the most
  55. 2:13work to get right. Repeating outfits is
  56. 2:16such a powerful tool because it helps me
  57. 2:19realize something about my style quite
  58. 2:21quickly. It showed me the types of
  59. 2:24pieces or the types of shapes or the
  60. 2:26colors that I just naturally gravitate
  61. 2:28towards more and over time some of those
  62. 2:31things have become what I think are my
  63. 2:34signature pieces. In the past, I always
  64. 2:37thought that style came from variety and
  65. 2:42being able to wear something brand new
  66. 2:44every single day. And that is what led
  67. 2:47me to have a new ASOS order turn up at
  68. 2:51my door every week. This was in my early
  69. 2:54twenties, by the way. But what I know
  70. 2:55now is that a big part of personal style
  71. 3:00is having signature pieces that you wear
  72. 3:06again and again. It's when a friend can
  73. 3:08point out a color or a silhouette or
  74. 3:11maybe a specific item and say, "That is
  75. 3:14so you." I think that is the ultimate
  76. 3:18style compliment because
  77. 3:20they have picked up on something that
  78. 3:23you love wearing and now they associate
  79. 3:27that with you and that is personal
  80. 3:30style. It can be something, you know,
  81. 3:32really obvious like Steve Jobs and his
  82. 3:35black turtleneck, jeans and New Balance
  83. 3:38sneakers or Jane Birkin and her basket
  84. 3:41bag. Or it doesn't have to be a specific
  85. 3:44item. It can be a lot more subtle such
  86. 3:47as Sarah Linh Tran's style where she
  87. 3:51wears a lot of fluid shapes and
  88. 3:53oversized silhouettes in sort of muted
  89. 3:56monochromatic palette. And those same
  90. 3:58things are repeated over and over again.
  91. 4:01When I look at my own style and I think
  92. 4:04about the outfits that I come back to
  93. 4:07you again and again, they're always the
  94. 4:08same versions, like sort of the same
  95. 4:11outfit. I like quite a clean silhouette.
  96. 4:15I don't like anything too slouchy. I
  97. 4:17like a bit of structure. And I always
  98. 4:20like my tops to be quite simple.
  99. 4:22Although I am wearing this new striped
  100. 4:25shirt that has a little bit of a frilly
  101. 4:26collar, but this is probably about as
  102. 4:29crazy as it gets for me.
  103. 4:31If I'm not wearing this, I'm mostly in a
  104. 4:33button-down or a t-shirt or a tank top.
  105. 4:36And then I like to bring in a bit more
  106. 4:38of a masculine element, like a loafer or
  107. 4:41a belt or a leather jacket. I've been
  108. 4:44tinkering with my style words lately, my
  109. 4:47three style words, but I think I've
  110. 4:50settled on structured, minimal, and
  111. 4:54relaxed. Right now that feels right. And
  112. 4:57I think everything I wear tends to sit
  113. 5:00somewhere within those words. And that
  114. 5:02even extends to my jewelry. I've always
  115. 5:05been drawn to pieces that feel
  116. 5:07understated but still a little bit
  117. 5:09special. Pieces that sit quietly within
  118. 5:12an outfit without standing out too much.
  119. 5:16For me, those are my diamond pieces from
  120. 5:18Ideal. I definitely consider them as
  121. 5:21part of my signature. I've hardly taken
  122. 5:24them off in the five years that I've
  123. 5:26been wearing them. And that's why I'm
  124. 5:27really excited about this because Ideal
  125. 5:30are launching a brand new 10-piece
  126. 5:32collection today and I get to be one of
  127. 5:35the first people to show you some of the
  128. 5:38pieces. The collection is called Marée,
  129. 5:40which is French for tide, and that was
  130. 5:43my best French accent. Thank you. And
  131. 5:47it's inspired by the ebb and flow of
  132. 5:50water and the rhythm of the sea. I have
  133. 5:53to start by showing you my favorite
  134. 5:55piece that I am wearing right now. This
  135. 5:58is Noir and then we have the matching
  136. 6:01necklace Cell. And you can really see
  137. 6:04the inspiration in the shape of the
  138. 6:06pieces. They're not perfectly
  139. 6:08symmetrical or rigid. Each piece is much
  140. 6:12more organic, almost like waves or
  141. 6:14spirals. And there's a softness to them
  142. 6:17that feels very fluid and natural.
  143. 6:20They're designed to be layered and
  144. 6:21combined easily and so I have styled the
  145. 6:24Noir with some of my trusted favorites.
  146. 6:28I paired it with the Ray, which is a
  147. 6:30mini stacker. And if I want to add
  148. 6:33something a little bit more, then I also
  149. 6:36love it with the Solar cuff. Even the
  150. 6:39way the diamonds are set reflects this
  151. 6:41organic feel. The stones vary slightly
  152. 6:45in size and placement, so the surface
  153. 6:47doesn't feel flat or repetitive. It
  154. 6:50catches the light in a much more subtle
  155. 6:52and slightly irregular way, almost like
  156. 6:55light moving across water. And then we
  157. 6:58have some of the more statement pieces.
  158. 7:00The Nuit, which is an add-on that sits
  159. 7:03comfortably behind a stud, and the
  160. 7:06matching Jour necklace. To me, the Nuit
  161. 7:09feels quite bold and so you can wear it
  162. 7:11on its own and let it stand out. But I
  163. 7:15also like pairing it with more minimal
  164. 7:16pieces and so I've worn it with the
  165. 7:19Apollo chain, which has two diamonds on
  166. 7:22it, and I love the contrast between
  167. 7:25these two pieces. I think this might be
  168. 7:27one of my favorite pairings, but I also
  169. 7:30think it looks really beautiful with the
  170. 7:33Live ear climber. And this was one of my
  171. 7:35first pieces from Ideal that I ever got
  172. 7:385 years ago and still one of my
  173. 7:41favorites. With the Jour necklace,
  174. 7:43again, it looks absolutely stunning on
  175. 7:46its own, but I think it also layers
  176. 7:49really well with the Charlie choker,
  177. 7:51which is a necklace that you see me wear
  178. 7:54all the time. This collection is so
  179. 7:56different to anything that I have seen
  180. 7:59from Ideal before, but it still feels
  181. 8:02very Ideal. It's considered, it's
  182. 8:05understated. Each piece is made from
  183. 8:0814-karat solid gold and beautifully cut
  184. 8:12lab-grown diamonds. But what I like is
  185. 8:14that they still feel like everyday
  186. 8:16pieces, not something that you have to
  187. 8:18save for a specific occasion. As always
  188. 8:21with Ideal, their new launches sell out
  189. 8:24very, very quickly, and so if anything
  190. 8:27caught your eye, I have linked
  191. 8:29everything in the description box, and
  192. 8:31of course, you are welcome to use my
  193. 8:33code Adeline10 for 10% off. Thank you so
  194. 8:36much to Ideal for sponsoring this part
  195. 8:38of the video. Speaking of a signature
  196. 8:41style, I have been doing something a
  197. 8:44little bit different in how I style
  198. 8:47myself lately. It's a small change, but
  199. 8:50it's made such a big impact on my
  200. 8:52outfits. Some of you have already
  201. 8:54noticed and commented on it and sent me
  202. 8:57DMs about it, and it's how I style my
  203. 9:00hair. You've all seen me on YouTube for
  204. 9:03the past 5 years. I can't believe I've
  205. 9:04been on YouTube for 5 years, and you've
  206. 9:07seen the way I normally do my hair. It's
  207. 9:09just like a normal curl or like a
  208. 9:12blowout, and recently I've been doing my
  209. 9:15hair in this sort of like looser, beachy
  210. 9:19wave. I don't even know what what I
  211. 9:20would call this, but it's just like a
  212. 9:22much It feels a lot more natural
  213. 9:26and relaxed wave. And I didn't expect
  214. 9:30this hair change to make such a
  215. 9:32difference, but it really has. There
  216. 9:35There times when I would get dressed and
  217. 9:38certain outfits would just feel off and
  218. 9:42I really couldn't pinpoint why because I
  219. 9:45technically really liked what I was
  220. 9:47wearing but I would feel too done and
  221. 9:51too polished and I just didn't like that
  222. 9:54but I couldn't figure out why. At the
  223. 9:55start of this year when I was just
  224. 9:58reorganizing some stuff at home I came
  225. 10:00across my old mermaid hair tong waver
  226. 10:05thing. It's the one that has like three
  227. 10:07barrels and you clamp your hair in and I
  228. 10:10randomly decided to use it and that's
  229. 10:13when it all kind of clicked. It wasn't
  230. 10:15my clothes that were making me feel too
  231. 10:18polished, it was actually my hair. And
  232. 10:21so now I really do try and think about
  233. 10:23my hair as part of the outfit, not just
  234. 10:26some sort of afterthought. If I'm
  235. 10:28wearing something a little bit more
  236. 10:30structured or tailored which I often do
  237. 10:33because I enjoy wearing those things and
  238. 10:36I don't want to not wear those things
  239. 10:38but I also want to feel not so dressed
  240. 10:41up then I'll go for this more like
  241. 10:44looser beachy undone hair just to
  242. 10:48balance out the whole outfit. So
  243. 10:50sometimes it's not your clothes,
  244. 10:52it's your hair. Since I started doing
  245. 10:54this next one last year it has
  246. 10:57completely transformed the way I get
  247. 10:59dressed and taken all the stress out of
  248. 11:02it and has just made my wardrobe so much
  249. 11:06more fun and that is doing a seasonal
  250. 11:08switchover and mini declutter. I used to
  251. 11:12treat my wardrobe as just this one big
  252. 11:14static thing. Everything was in there
  253. 11:18all year round. I had denim shorts next
  254. 11:22to wool trousers. I had summer dresses
  255. 11:26next to big knit cardigans and it just
  256. 11:30didn't make sense. I would just be
  257. 11:32digging and rummaging through everything
  258. 11:34just to put one like normal outfit
  259. 11:37together. When it comes to your
  260. 11:39wardrobe, you don't want to see things
  261. 11:41that you don't need to wear that season.
  262. 11:43During the winter, I don't need to see
  263. 11:46my linen trousers. When everything is in
  264. 11:48your wardrobe all the time, you cannot
  265. 11:51see things properly. Everything just
  266. 11:53blends together. It's just too difficult
  267. 11:56to keep sifting through everything, and
  268. 11:59I ended up just wearing the same few
  269. 12:01things over and over again because they
  270. 12:03were just the easiest things to grab.
  271. 12:04And I think even just the process of
  272. 12:07sifting through things and looking at
  273. 12:09things that you just don't need is bad
  274. 12:12for your brain. You're giving your brain
  275. 12:13too many decisions to make, and then so
  276. 12:17you're tiring out the brain. I recently
  277. 12:19did a winter to early spring switchover,
  278. 12:23and it's just like a little reset. I
  279. 12:25didn't change too much around, but I got
  280. 12:29rid of my thicker wool jackets. I took
  281. 12:32out all my Heattech, and I added in a
  282. 12:35few lighter cotton trousers, a few pairs
  283. 12:38of shorts, but realistically I'm not
  284. 12:40going to be wearing them for a while,
  285. 12:41but I thought, you know, just in case we
  286. 12:43have a random April heatwave. And
  287. 12:45honestly, just seeing those pieces again
  288. 12:47has made me really excited about my
  289. 12:49wardrobe. It just forces you to
  290. 12:51re-engage with your clothes a little bit
  291. 12:53more. And instead of just getting
  292. 12:55dressed on autopilot, you know, you're
  293. 12:57kind of seeing new things next to things
  294. 13:00that you've been looking at all winter
  295. 13:02long, and you can start seeing, you
  296. 13:05know, different combinations of things
  297. 13:08to put together. So, at the same time,
  298. 13:10I'll also pull out a few autumn-winter
  299. 13:12things that maybe I didn't wear at all,
  300. 13:16or I just didn't enjoy wearing, and I'll
  301. 13:19set them aside for a little bit. Not to
  302. 13:22make a decision on what to do with them
  303. 13:23straight away, but it just gives me a
  304. 13:26bit of distance from those items. I
  305. 13:28found that when something is constantly
  306. 13:31in front of you, it's really hard to
  307. 13:34judge that item properly. And sometimes
  308. 13:36we just need a little bit of space from
  309. 13:38it. And this has made keeping on top of
  310. 13:42my decluttering and keeping on top of my
  311. 13:44wardrobe just so much easier because I'm
  312. 13:47not doing like one overhaul decluttering
  313. 13:50sweep. That to me feels too overwhelming
  314. 13:54and I just don't want to do that. But,
  315. 13:56these mini declutters just feel a lot
  316. 13:59easier to me. I truly think if there's
  317. 14:02one thing you take away from this video,
  318. 14:04it's this point. Because over time your
  319. 14:08wardrobe will feel so much more
  320. 14:10considered and so much easier to use.
  321. 14:13This next habit has made a really big
  322. 14:17impact on how I see a lot of my old
  323. 14:19items and also how I shop for new items.
  324. 14:23And that is to pay attention to how
  325. 14:25things feel, not just look. I used to
  326. 14:29spend most of my focus just paying
  327. 14:33attention to how something looks on me.
  328. 14:36If something looked good in the mirror
  329. 14:38or maybe I saw it styled really well on
  330. 14:40someone else, then I would just assume
  331. 14:44that it's a good item. Especially now
  332. 14:46with social media, you can so easily see
  333. 14:50something that looks amazing on someone
  334. 14:52else. It's styled to perfection, the
  335. 14:54lighting is great, her body looks great.
  336. 14:57But, when you actually click into it and
  337. 15:00you look at the item, maybe it's made of
  338. 15:03something that is synthetic. Maybe when
  339. 15:06you actually go and see it in the shop,
  340. 15:08it's not made very well. And it might
  341. 15:10look great in the picture or the video,
  342. 15:12but long-term this is not something that
  343. 15:16you're going to keep. An example for me
  344. 15:18would be high-waisted
  345. 15:20type jeans. If you watch my last video,
  346. 15:22you'll know that I did a denim
  347. 15:24declutter, and so this is like front of
  348. 15:26mind for me. I recently decluttered one
  349. 15:29of my favorite pairs of jeans, which are
  350. 15:31the cause arch jeans. You can still get
  351. 15:34these, and you would have seen me wear
  352. 15:36these loads on my YouTube channel
  353. 15:38because I do genuinely love them. But
  354. 15:40recently, when I put them on, I'm just
  355. 15:43feeling like they are too tight. They're
  356. 15:46too restrictive. I'm not comfortable
  357. 15:49when I wear them. Why would I wear this
  358. 15:51pair when I can wear another pair that
  359. 15:54is more comfortable, basically. And I
  360. 15:56think when I first got these jeans a
  361. 15:58couple years ago, I was happy to be
  362. 16:00uncomfortable if it looked good. But
  363. 16:02now, you know, I'm turning 34 this year,
  364. 16:04and I just don't have time to go about
  365. 16:07my life being uncomfortable. And when
  366. 16:10you're uncomfortable, it just shows when
  367. 16:12you're wearing it. Maybe you're
  368. 16:13fidgeting, or you're always adjusting
  369. 16:16something, or
  370. 16:17you're just thinking, I can't wait to
  371. 16:19get home so I can take these off. And so
  372. 16:21now that is part of a filter for me. If
  373. 16:23something isn't comfortable, or it
  374. 16:25doesn't feel right, then
  375. 16:27I'm probably not going to wear it, and
  376. 16:29so it probably needs to get out of my
  377. 16:32wardrobe. And naturally, that's the same
  378. 16:34for new pieces that I want to bring into
  379. 16:36my wardrobe. So when you are considering
  380. 16:39an item in your wardrobe, or if you're
  381. 16:41buying something new, I would run
  382. 16:44through these questions. Does the fabric
  383. 16:46feel good on my skin? Does it drape
  384. 16:48well, or does it feel stiff or rigid?
  385. 16:51Can I sit down in it? Does it hold its
  386. 16:53shape, or does it look like it's going
  387. 16:56to look sloppy after a few wears? Are
  388. 16:58the seams, hems, and finishes clean? And
  389. 17:01if I do decide that I no longer want to
  390. 17:04wear this, will it still be in good
  391. 17:06enough condition to donate or resell?
  392. 17:10And most of the time, those questions
  393. 17:11are enough for me to decide if something
  394. 17:13is worth it or not. And speaking of
  395. 17:15resale, another habit I have gotten into
  396. 17:18recently is whenever I want to buy
  397. 17:22something new, I will check all the
  398. 17:24resale websites to see if someone is
  399. 17:27selling it pre-loved first. And
  400. 17:29honestly, most of the time, someone is.
  401. 17:31To be honest, there are a couple brands
  402. 17:34where I really don't want to pay full
  403. 17:37price for. One of them is Massimo Dutti.
  404. 17:40I really love their designs, but I just
  405. 17:43don't think they're worth it
  406. 17:45full retail price. I don't think the
  407. 17:47price reflects the quality. And I've
  408. 17:50managed to get a couple of Massimo Dutti
  409. 17:52jackets pre-loved for a fraction of the
  410. 17:56cost, and I wear them all the time, and
  411. 17:59I absolutely love them. And for the
  412. 18:00price I paid for them, I'm so happy. And
  413. 18:02I'd much rather buy it this way, because
  414. 18:04then I feel like I'm getting an item
  415. 18:06that I genuinely like, and I'm getting
  416. 18:09it at a price I think the item deserves.
  417. 18:13And the same goes with denim. Go into
  418. 18:16your department stores and try on all
  419. 18:20the expensive jeans to figure out your
  420. 18:23size, figure out which washes you like,
  421. 18:26etc., etc., and just search for them
  422. 18:28online, and you will find those jeans at
  423. 18:31a fraction of the cost. I recently was
  424. 18:33in Reformation, and I tried on their Val
  425. 18:36jeans, but they are like nearly 200
  426. 18:38pounds, and I just didn't want to pay
  427. 18:41that much for jeans, and I came across
  428. 18:44them on Vinted for a fraction of the
  429. 18:47cost, brand new with tags, and I knew my
  430. 18:50size cuz I had tried them on, and I was
  431. 18:53I was so happy. Shopping this way has
  432. 18:55also just made me realize how much there
  433. 18:58is on resale sites, and it's kind of the
  434. 19:02way I like to shop now. So, this is
  435. 19:04something I realized I needed to start
  436. 19:07doing, and that is to dress for
  437. 19:10yourself, and not the situation or the
  438. 19:15people. And what I mean by that is I
  439. 19:18used to get dressed based on what I was
  440. 19:21doing and who was going and what other
  441. 19:24people were wearing. I'd ask my friends
  442. 19:26what they were wearing and try and match
  443. 19:29the tone or the vibe of the situation.
  444. 19:32And sure, I'd end up in outfits that
  445. 19:34made sense for that setting, but maybe
  446. 19:37they weren't necessarily outfits that
  447. 19:40felt true to me. For example, if I knew
  448. 19:43that everyone was going to be quite
  449. 19:45casual, then I would also dress really
  450. 19:48casually even if it just didn't really
  451. 19:51feel right. And I think that's why I
  452. 19:53sometimes felt a bit uncomfortable
  453. 19:57even if technically the outfit was fine.
  454. 20:00So now I approach things a little bit
  455. 20:02differently and I think about how I want
  456. 20:05to feel first. Do I want to feel put
  457. 20:07together? Do I want to be a little bit
  458. 20:09more dressed up? And I'll completely
  459. 20:11disregard what other people are wearing.
  460. 20:14I mean, obviously I'm not going to turn
  461. 20:16up to a casual dinner in something I
  462. 20:19would wear to a wedding, you know, but
  463. 20:21you get what I mean. Even if I'm going
  464. 20:22out for something, you know, a little
  465. 20:24bit more casual, I might still wear a
  466. 20:26blazer or a loafer because that is
  467. 20:29something that feels right to me and
  468. 20:32that's what I feel good in even if other
  469. 20:34people might be a little bit more
  470. 20:36casual. Or if I'm going somewhere a
  471. 20:39little bit nicer and I know everyone is
  472. 20:42dressing up, but maybe that's just not
  473. 20:44how I want to feel that night, I'll
  474. 20:47still make an effort to, you know, look
  475. 20:49polished and look put together, but I'll
  476. 20:52dress up in a way that feels right to
  477. 20:55me. And because of that, I've also
  478. 20:58really, really tried to make it a habit
  479. 21:01to stop asking what everyone else is
  480. 21:04wearing. Not because it matters in a
  481. 21:06negative way, but because I realized I
  482. 21:09was using that question to second-guess
  483. 21:12my own choices. And I was adjusting my
  484. 21:15outfit or my vibe to match everyone
  485. 21:17else, even if it's not really something
  486. 21:20I wanted to do. I do like to have one
  487. 21:22cheesy point in my videos, and this is
  488. 21:26it. This habit is just to remember to
  489. 21:29have fun and play. Recently, I came
  490. 21:32across this creator on TikTok. I'll put
  491. 21:35her videos on screen as well as her
  492. 21:36TikTok name. And the video The first
  493. 21:40video I saw of her was her just having
  494. 21:42fun in her clothes and playing dress-up
  495. 21:45in her wardrobe. And there was something
  496. 21:47about her aura and her video that just
  497. 21:51made me remember that I'm supposed to
  498. 21:53have fun. Fashion is supposed to be fun.
  499. 21:57Because I think it's very easy to
  500. 22:00overthink it. I know that I definitely
  501. 22:03do. I am an overthinker. I'm an
  502. 22:05overanalyzer. To the point where I could
  503. 22:08fixate on the smallest details that
  504. 22:11don't even matter. And then somewhere
  505. 22:12along the way, it just stops being fun.
  506. 22:16But coming across her video just made me
  507. 22:17remember that fashion is meant to be
  508. 22:20enjoyed, and it's meant to be enjoyable.
  509. 22:22So now I'm trying to be a bit more
  510. 22:24intentional about that because my
  511. 22:27natural like default demeanor is to take
  512. 22:30everything very seriously.
  513. 22:32When I do I don't really want to be like
  514. 22:35that, but I just I just am. But just
  515. 22:37setting some time aside to play around
  516. 22:41in my wardrobe, play around with my
  517. 22:42clothes, especially now that I've done
  518. 22:44this sort of mini winter to early spring
  519. 22:47switchover. Now is a really good time to
  520. 22:50just have a play, put things together,
  521. 22:53even if they look bad. This is where we
  522. 22:56learn about our outfits and about
  523. 22:58ourselves the most. There are no
  524. 23:00judgments here when we do this, and it's
  525. 23:03just a bit of fun. And I think that the
  526. 23:05more you have fun and you enjoy it, then
  527. 23:09the more naturally your style will come
  528. 23:11together. If this video resonated with
  529. 23:13you and you've realized that you don't
  530. 23:15necessarily need more clothes, you just
  531. 23:18need to tweak the way that you interact
  532. 23:21with them, then this next video that I'm
  533. 23:23going to put on screen might be worth
  534. 23:25your time. It's about what to stop
  535. 23:28buying this year and why your wardrobe
  536. 23:32might feel a little off. Remember to
  537. 23:34check out Ideal's brand new collection
  538. 23:36and as always, thank you so much for
  539. 23:39watching and I will see you in the next
  540. 23:40video. Bye.

About this transcript

This page contains the full transcript of Stop Buying More Clothes. Do This Instead by Adeline Loke, generated from the public captions YouTube serves with the video. The transcript has 3,953 words across 540 segments, with the original timestamps preserved so you can click any line to jump to that moment in the embedded player.

What you can do with it

Use the transcript to take notes, quote the speaker, build a study guide, generate a summary with ChatGPT or Claude via the YouTube Summary tool, or export it as a timed subtitle file with YouTube to SRT. You can also re-open it in the transcriber to translate the transcript into 100+ languages.

Free YouTube transcript tool

YouTube2Text is a free YouTube transcript generator — no signup, no daily limit. Paste any YouTube link and get the full transcript instantly, with timestamps, click-to-jump, translation to 100+ languages, AI prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, and exports to TXT, SRT, VTT, or Markdown.