I love hearing about what other channels you follow. When I’m waiting for your next video, it’s helpful to know what other like channels you recommend. It’s nice to see a creator support another creator.
Combining form and function with my shoe choices always helps me personally, plus I always keep comfort in mind! I can't stand in heels for long periods of time, but I don't mind wearing some low heeled pumps or boots with a chunky heel every now and then. Most of the time though, I prefer flats or sneakers :)
Great tips. You're right, you have to be practical in your choices, for example I love an almond/pointed toe shoe, they look so elegant. However, its very tricky for me to find ones that fit because my feet are wide. These days I don't try to cram my feet into shoes that weren't designed for my shape!
Since being 40+, I have no pair of shoes which they are uncomfortable. But most of them are really chic, effortless, elegant. I don't buy cheap shoes and clothes anymore. And I never buy shoes online (besides sneakers which I already know for example), I have to walk in them before I buy them. Love your topics 💕🌸🤗
Nie znam angielskiego ale lubię Pani filmy. Lubię podobny styl ubierania, mam podobne buty. Najbardziej lubię te wygodne na płaskim obcasie. Miło mi się oglądało. Pozdrawiam Lizz.
I have been learning so much from your videos. I think for now I have my Fall/Winter clothes together. I just ordered an affordable pair of boots for now as it’s what I can afford. I’m slowly working toward replacing better quality clothing items when I remove something that’s not working. My affordable sweaters are holding up well with the help of your tips. I also was able to invest in 2 new nicer cardigans this year in neutral colors. I’m continuing to work on also only purchasing flattering pieces for my body type. THANK YOU 😊
I love the look of high heels and pointed toes, but after 40 years of trying to wear these things, I’ve become more realistic. My feet just won’t tolerate them. I have a strict rule now that I only buy almond-toe footwear with heels 2.5” or less. Maybe because I’m on the shorter side, I just can’t tolerate any heels higher than that, and my toes are “wide”, too. I measure across the toes of the shoes, and if if they’re narrower than my foot, I just don’t buy them. Many pointed toes measure only half of the width of my toes, where’s the rest of the foot supposed to go? I’m only a C, or average width, but most shoes are made for AAA, marketed as B width. Why? Leather is expensive and slimmer shoes are supposed to “look better”.
After I turned 40, I developed a spinal injury that has meant losing much of the feeling in my left leg and foot. At first, I was distraught that I wouldn’t be able to wear heels anymore. I remember weeping and wailing in hospital about all my shoes I could no longer wear. But then I realised I can’t handle heels anyway, they made me tower over other people and now I’m always in flat, comfortable shoes and boots and I’m much happier!! I think even if I had an evening do to attend, I’d just wear trainers with an evening dress! 😂
I'm 5'11" and *I* can't deal with anything over about 2" anymore either! Can you believe that in college I used to occasionally wear 3-4" heels?? 😅😂 Honestly it's been SO much better now that I've adjusted because not only am I no longer hurting by the end of a night or worried the whole time about my balance, I find that a 2" heel just tends to have that perfectly classic look with any outfit :)
Hello.Great videowith fantastictips However I'd suggest getting smaller bags for both casual and more smart attires. They are super practical. Also nice backpacks.Thanks for your videos.They are so inspiring!!
I've never been able to wear stiletto type high heels comfortably. I would always stumble. Also, my foot shape doesn't wear pointed toes well. I find them uncomfortable. Block heel boots with a stable platform are ok.
for me : has to be comfortable, has to match most clothes in my closet, has to be quick to put on! i can’t deal with shoes that have complicated laces and stuff agh
I used to love shoes. But since I am on the healthy trip for my feet. And know what I didn't know before. Its difficult. Dress up in barfootshoes or "healthy" shoes (heels not elevated, wide toebox most important) is not so eays.
Personally I didn't like any of the outfits you presented because they are not my style. Do you have tips for other style too? Especially something that doesn't include any denim? Clothes are a good way to uplift your confidence especially when youbare a bit style to have a loud personality
I love hearing about what other channels you follow. When I’m waiting for your next video, it’s helpful to know what other like channels you recommend. It’s nice to see a creator support another creator.
Loved this video. Audrey creates great content and her voice is so soothing. Lovely to watch and listen to.
Combining form and function with my shoe choices always helps me personally, plus I always keep comfort in mind! I can't stand in heels for long periods of time, but I don't mind wearing some low heeled pumps or boots with a chunky heel every now and then. Most of the time though, I prefer flats or sneakers :)
Great tips. You're right, you have to be practical in your choices, for example I love an almond/pointed toe shoe, they look so elegant. However, its very tricky for me to find ones that fit because my feet are wide. These days I don't try to cram my feet into shoes that weren't designed for my shape!
I love your videos because your style is almost the polar opposite of mine but I still take away something that works for me from every one.
I love your videos 💕 I struggle with shoes big time as I have bunions and finding comfortable shoes that are also stylish is really hard!
I am your biggest three color rule fan! Those are my favorite outfits of yours.
Since being 40+, I have no pair of shoes which they are uncomfortable. But most of them are really chic, effortless, elegant. I don't buy cheap shoes and clothes anymore. And I never buy shoes online (besides sneakers which I already know for example), I have to walk in them before I buy them.
Love your topics 💕🌸🤗
Fabulous, thoughtful video. Thank you for addressing cutting off the leg line with gaps between shoes and hems. It’s something I wish everyone knew.
Nie znam angielskiego ale lubię Pani filmy. Lubię podobny styl ubierania, mam podobne buty. Najbardziej lubię te wygodne na płaskim obcasie. Miło mi się oglądało. Pozdrawiam Lizz.
I have been learning so much from your videos. I think for now I have my Fall/Winter clothes together. I just ordered an affordable pair of boots for now as it’s what I can afford. I’m slowly working toward replacing better quality clothing items when I remove something that’s not working. My affordable sweaters are holding up well with the help of your tips. I also was able to invest in 2 new nicer cardigans this year in neutral colors. I’m continuing to work on also only purchasing flattering pieces for my body type. THANK YOU 😊
So calming and aesthetic! You always find a way to brighten my day ☀️☀️
I love the look of high heels and pointed toes, but after 40 years of trying to wear these things, I’ve become more realistic. My feet just won’t tolerate them. I have a strict rule now that I only buy almond-toe footwear with heels 2.5” or less. Maybe because I’m on the shorter side, I just can’t tolerate any heels higher than that, and my toes are “wide”, too. I measure across the toes of the shoes, and if if they’re narrower than my foot, I just don’t buy them. Many pointed toes measure only half of the width of my toes, where’s the rest of the foot supposed to go? I’m only a C, or average width, but most shoes are made for AAA, marketed as B width. Why? Leather is expensive and slimmer shoes are supposed to “look better”.
After I turned 40, I developed a spinal injury that has meant losing much of the feeling in my left leg and foot. At first, I was distraught that I wouldn’t be able to wear heels anymore. I remember weeping and wailing in hospital about all my shoes I could no longer wear. But then I realised I can’t handle heels anyway, they made me tower over other people and now I’m always in flat, comfortable shoes and boots and I’m much happier!! I think even if I had an evening do to attend, I’d just wear trainers with an evening dress! 😂
I'm 5'11" and *I* can't deal with anything over about 2" anymore either! Can you believe that in college I used to occasionally wear 3-4" heels?? 😅😂 Honestly it's been SO much better now that I've adjusted because not only am I no longer hurting by the end of a night or worried the whole time about my balance, I find that a 2" heel just tends to have that perfectly classic look with any outfit :)
Hello.Great videowith fantastictips
However I'd suggest getting smaller bags for both casual and more smart attires. They are super practical. Also nice backpacks.Thanks for your videos.They are so inspiring!!
Loving your videos! Very classy! Great content!!
This video was very informative.Thanks for sharing these tips, Signe.
Nice video. For me the health of my feet becomes more important. And i don't want to elongate my legs nor want to be taller.
#TeamNotificationBell here! Never gonna miss ur videos!
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♡ Another great video, including the disclaimer!
I would love to wear loafers but I have flat feet but I am in love with the sam edelman ones in coconut brown
I've never been able to wear stiletto type high heels comfortably. I would always stumble. Also, my foot shape doesn't wear pointed toes well. I find them uncomfortable. Block heel boots with a stable platform are ok.
Thanks alot Signe. Great tips.❤
LOVED this video! Thank you very much!
Love your video!👏♥️
Do you happen to know what color your Balenciaga City bag is?? I know they generally name their colors. I absolutely love it!
Great video. Such useful information.
Du er så vakker ❤
Where did you buy your white shirt? I love it!
I think that the rule of 3 colours doesn’t apply for neutrals (black, white, grey and beige ranges).
Great video, excellent tips! 👢👟👠👡👞
Where did you get the metallic rose gold shoes? Great video 💚
Thank you! They are secondhand from Valentino. The style is called Tango. I bought them at Vestiaire Collective ☺️ Signe xx
for me : has to be comfortable, has to match most clothes in my closet, has to be quick to put on! i can’t deal with shoes that have complicated laces and stuff agh
I used to love shoes. But since I am on the healthy trip for my feet. And know what I didn't know before. Its difficult. Dress up in barfootshoes or "healthy" shoes (heels not elevated, wide toebox most important) is not so eays.
Personally I didn't like any of the outfits you presented because they are not my style. Do you have tips for other style too? Especially something that doesn't include any denim? Clothes are a good way to uplift your confidence especially when youbare a bit style to have a loud personality