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Hey everyone Heather here and baby it's cold outside. So today I'm going to show

you my five favorite kind of late fall, winter coats, jackets, entire outfits that

I absolutely love. So let's get going on them...

So my number one look is absolutely a classic, oh and by the way, a lot of my

subscribers have been saying you know, where can we get similar or the same

kind of outfits that you have, and what I'm going to do is I'm going to link it

back to my blog and that's where you can find very similar items and get them for

yourself and oh by the way, we do make a little bit on this and I want

to let you know that, but I'm gonna tell you something,

it really helps and helps us keep on going with these videos so thank you. So

let's get back to the camel hair look coat. I absolutely love this look, it's so

classic, it's kind of like the 1960s and it's coming back again and so what I do

is I I'm pairing it today with a black turtleneck. I also have a pair of black

leather gloves on as well and also what I have are some straight leg pants and I

have kind of some funky boots here. They're a lace-up leather boot and I

absolutely love them they just add a little bit more style to the entire look

and also what I have is a nice big black purse, now if you've seen the video on

what I can get in my small purse you know that tucked in here and I'll put

the video up there somewhere but tucked in here is a little purse, oh and I

forgot to mention to you that this coat is it's not camel hair it's actually

very well made though and it's actually wool and cashmere so it's got the look

but it's not as pricey so I like that... back to the little purse. Let's see a

look with this little purse, so the little purse I get so much in this

little purse but let's see how we can change up this look just a little bit

with the little purse and also with a multicolored scarf and I'm going to kind

of make sure that some of the purple is showing in the front here. I'm going to

loop it around, scarves really, really extend your wardrobe, trust

me and I'm just gonna do it up so maybe Bill can take a bit of a long shot here

and we'll see how this really kind of changes the entire look, same coat. Let's

have a little bit of fun with this coat too, so I've got here a leopard print scarf

and oh by the way I did a video on 20 different ways to wear a scarf like I actually did

20, so anyway this is one of them and what a wardrobe extender

these scarves are, so I'm just gonna roll it up a little bit here I'm just gonna

throw it underneath my collar and just give me a second here because I want to

make sure that you can really see how nice this looks and Bill if you want to

just back up a little bit we can see the overall look, so you just tuck it

underneath the collar there but I find that you know, this would be fun to wear

on a date with Bill or something like that yeah I love prints and scarves.

So my number-two favorite fall, winter outfit is this super cuddly outfit and

I'll just stand up for you here it is a sweater coat and this one has mostly

acrylic in it but of course you could get it in wool, this is a great outfit

for when you're in and out of the car all day and or a milder kind of, you know

autumn or winter day and when you go out into the cold you just kind of snuggle

up like this and it's it's just fabulous for driving or whatever. Now I have

paired this with a little bit of a lower long top and I've put on my stretchy

belt and as you know I did a slimming video and I'll put it up there somewhere,

these stretchy belts, oh my gosh, they're so comfortable and they look great too. I

also put on some silver jewelry just to sort of add to the look and tucked

inside here I have a mini leather purse and it's just tucked in there

so I don't lose it and I didn't want it to get all jumbled with the necklaces

and that, so it's just over my shoulder. Now for the pants what I'm doing is I'm

wearing a skinny pant a very super stretchy and I have paired it with a

pair of suede black booties and they're oh so comfortable and it really, really

works so think about this kind of look I think it looks fabulous and boy is it

cuddly and comfy. So my number three outfit is a classic almost moto style

leather jacket, now mine is in black but you could get them in dark brown or

light brown, oh you know what purple, green, there's all kinds of colors out

there so I really, really love this I'm wearing this with a one of my favorite

colors a royal blue top over kind of a grey pair of pants they actually have a

pattern in them but they're kind of great and I've also patterned them and

matched them rather, with an, almost like a moto shoe boot so I really like this as

well it's got a side zipper in it as well so it's easy peasy to put on, it's

leather super, super comfortable so I'm also going to show you how I can match

this up with a couple of scarves so let's go. Alright so let's do something

with this look with a scarf so I have this beautiful scarf here a lovely

texture is kind of a wine color or you could use red or something like that

and by the way I mentioned my scarf video do you know that I've done over 20

videos already well we've done over 20 videos for awesome over 50 and we're so

excited about it and of course if you want to join us there's a subscribe

button down there that you can join us and I'm putting them out about once a

week now so yeah and I'm having fun I'm really having fun with it so let's just

sort of see what this looks like there you go Bill do I have the tag

sticking out or anything, does it look good?

Hmm all right, thank you that's my husband behind the camera, and let's lift

this up and take a look of how that just sort of changes the look of the outfit

with a scarf so let's do one more presto change-o with the leather jacket. All

right so I have an infinity scarf here and it's kind of sparkly so I want to go

for a little bit more of a casual look so I'm just gonna put this on here and

I'm getting kind of a casual look and also what I want to do is put on this

fun little cap and I'm ready to go for a walk or enjoy a nice date with Bill. So

my fourth outfit, slash coat ,slash jacket, get yourself a parka, oh my gosh they're

so warm and it's really getting cold out right now so I need this parka. I just

got this parka and I tried on all different colors I tried on purple and

red I even tried on a winter white but I thought I was gonna get it dirty too

fast so scratch that and somebody else who's wearing a nice little jacket here

is our little Hurricane he's all decked out for the winter as well but let me

just show you this outfit that I'm wearing here I have an infinity wool

scarf on which I absolutely love I want to keep my neck warm although it also

has a hood but a lot of times the hood kind of goes like this so I'm going to show

you something in a minute and how I sort of look after that situation. I've got

sort of a white stretchy top, I put my purse, my little mini purse underneath

the jacket and it's a great idea because you don't need to worry and especially

if you're going on a little bit of a hike or you know you're walking around

and you don't want to be constantly thinking about your... sorry about

that Hurricane, you don't want to be always thinking about your purse so

there it is it's tucked in nicely there but I also have a pair of leather brown

boots here and a pair of boyfriend jeans which are kind

of nice and stretchy and I'm gonna put a link in for those jeans as well because

a lot of you like them in my slimming video so I'll do something similar like

that for that but let me just show you another idea I have with this parka look,

okay so a great addition to this look would be because it is getting cold out

here, a little Tam or you know maybe a toque or something like that.

So I have that, I also have these great, well I'm going to call them gloves...

oh just before I get into this I got to show you something... these are the jeans

that everybody really loves Bill I don't know if you can get a close-up of this

but it has a faux fly and it also keeps you really tucked in here so a lot of

you love these in the slimming video so I just wanted to point that out and get a

little bit of a close-up for it. So also let's get back to the gloves,

these are gloves that you can use when you're texting, don't text in the car, but

whether you're texting or whatever checking out videos but they turn into

little mitts so I just really love them then, that kind of reminds me of lamb chop

if you remember that puppet, no, maybe you're too young to remember that. So

let's just put these on here and take a look at that great look with this and

also the other thing that I like about this I'm just going to take this off to

show you is the parka really falls down around my face as far as the hood is

concerned but if I have a little hat on it just tends to sort of secures it there

and it stays put it doesn't fall down and amongst my eyes and everything else.

So there you go. So my number 5 fall and winter outfit I'm going to show

you this trench coat and I've chosen it in black and I'll tell you in a minute

why I chose the black color also I chose it a little bit longer ,now I'm very tall

but if you're more petite you might want it a little bit more on the shorter side,

this is really kind of a business look that I have here I have it tied in the

front but truth be told usually what I do is I tie the belt

in the back so I don't lose the belt and you probably know what I mean by that...

now underneath I have a very nice kind of business look and I actually did this

business look in my spring and summer video for this, the styles there so you

might want to take a look at that I'll put it up there but I also find that

this really works with opaque hose and also take a look at these booties... I

absolutely love them so that's kind of a nice style to sort of you know complete

the look but let's just complete the look a little bit more since we're

driving I gotta have my sunglasses on and also remember I told you that I

chose black for a reason I'm going to show you why in just a second. "Okay

Heather why did you choose a black trench coat instead of those beautiful

camel colors or other colors that are available?" Well I'll tell you why, because

this is a great full length coat for when you're going to a party and Bill if

you can just back up a little bit you can see that really it would sort of

cover a nice long dress that I might be wearing but I don't want to wear it, this

is a little bit boring like this so what am I holding here, I have a scarf, it's a

it's faux fur but look at how realistic, it is is absolutely gorgeous and I'm

kind of going for, why I am going for faux furs these days, so if I add that to

the look as you can see it makes it very very nice for you know ,some some event

that you're going to wear, you're really putting on a party dress but check this

out there's a little bit of a loop here and I can put it through like that and

you have a very nice looking, Bill if you could just back up a little bit I want

to show you one other little thing that I would add to this look and I might

just add this little furry hat and well that trench coat really took on a

different kind of look and talking about things that are great,

oh my gosh you, my subscribers, you are just amazing and just love you guys and

we're getting into suggestions for me now and you're talking amongst yourself

and, and really helping each other out and that's the whole idea between behind

awesome over 50. So thank you for that and hey if you want to join the group

there's a button down there that you can join us with so yeah come on down! Anyway,

thank you so much for everything and until next time keep it awesome.

Everyone's invited to subscribe and join us on our videos

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- We waited until the end to interview Dimash

because he has difficulty communicating with you

due to language differences.

But his translator is here,

so I am sure he can feel everyone's enthusiasm tonight.

- Dimash, it's your time.

Come let's give a round of applause!

- Dimash, I would like to know how do you define creativity?

- Hi, everyone.

I am really happy to see you tonight.

I think creativity is about expressing something new.

That's what I think at this time.

- His answer is so succinct...

- Share some recent activities and secrets with us.

He couldn't tell us before, but now he can.

- I don't want to boast,

but I would very much like to create a new musical genre.

- Yayaya I know.

- Yayaya means in Kazakh language is yes yes yes you know.

- Yayaya yes yayaya.

- You learned Kazakh language?

- Thanks, Dimash.

- Dimash is such a gentleman.

- Let the ladies stand in the middle, right?

- Thanks again to the four of you.

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- Are you screaming for Dimash?

- We waited until the end to interview Dimash

because he has difficulty communicating with you

due to language differences.

But his translator is here,

so I am sure he can feel everyone's enthusiasm tonight.

- Dimash, it's your time.

Come let's give a round of applause!

- Dimash, I would like to know

how do you define creativity?

- Hi, everyone.

I am really happy to see you tonight.

I think creativity is about expressing something new.

That's what I think at this time.

- His answer is so succinct...

- Share some recent activities and secrets with us.

He couldn't tell us before, but now he can.

- I don't want to boast,

but I would very much like to create a new musical genre.

- Yayaya I know.

- Yayaya means in Kazakh language is yes yes yes you know.

- Yayaya yes yayaya.

- You learned Kazakh language?

- Thanks, Dimash.

- Dimash is such a gentleman.

- Let the ladies stand in the middle, right?

- Thanks again to the four of you.

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10 AWESOME Commuter Style Hacks | Fashion Tips For Subway Train Bus & Tube Travel - Duration: 9:06.

Commuting With Style [0:00:00]

You spend a lot of time on buses, trains, subways going to and from work and you want

to look good.

How to do it?

Okay guys.

So you take your favorite fragrance.

You pour it all over your body.

You walk right on to that train and you're going to get thrown off.

No, that's not how you do it.

That's just bad etiquette.

In today's video though, I got 10 solid tips on how to commute to work with style.

Why does this even matter.

Okay.

So quick story.

My friend, Baron over at the Effortless Gent, he met his wife Katy on public transportation

in San Francisco going to and from work, and he was dressed well.

He was able to make a strong first impression and believe it or not was able to stay in

touch.

Now they're married.

So these things happened.

Who knows?

You may run into an old client.

You may start talking with someone.

You may see someone that you've been wanting to talk to for years.

You may run into a famous actor.

Who knows?

But you always want to be prepared to make a strong first impression.

Tip #1 level up the bag that you carry.

So yeah, you've got that beat up all ballistic nylon bag.

That's a cool bag.

Hey, it's made from ballistic nylon.

But this bag right here sends the signal you are a stylish man.

It's simple.

It's understated.

You want to look maybe for a brief case, look for a messenger bag like, maybe an Attaché

case.

Find something that's going to work for you.

Maybe you've got a lot more you're going to carry.

I know some of guys are students.

You're like saying, Antonio, I got to take a backpack.

Well then find a great looking backpack.

There's many options out there.

But at the end of the day you want your bag to send a signal you're a sharp dressed

man.

Tip #2, have separate office shoes and separate commute shoes.

Your office shoes you spend good money on.

You keep them shine.

You keep them in the office and you don't destroy them.

Why, because you're not commuting back and forth.

You're not putting miles on these things.

You're not getting the scuff up in the subway.

You keep them in the office.

Nice.

Now your commute shoes.

These, hey, they're much more comfortable.

They're less expensive.

They're more durable in terms of being able to get wet and get thrown around.

This is a pair of shoes whenever they get scuffed up, they get damaged, you're not

going to be crying.

In fact, you're going to get another pair cause you have fun with them wearing them

with a suit and yes it's not in the office.

You can have a little bit of fun.

Now you may be saying that's too much.

Okay.

Then go with a boot.

Go with something that's maybe got a rubber sole, something that got traction.

What you're looking to have here is a commute shoes that saves your office shoe and is more

comfortable going to and from work.

Guys, I know a lot of you are working 8-12 hours a day.

You're spending 1-2 hours commuting to and from work and at the end of your shift, at

the end of your day, your feet are throbbing.

So a pair of comfortable commute shoes is definitely going to help.

But beyond that guys look at compression socks.

So I've talked about the power of compression before.

Over the last few years, I've done a lot of research, I've tested this, and what

I have found is the compression does actually reduced recovery time.

What you want to look for in a compression sock is something that basically is going

to squeeze your feet just a bit.

What that does is it encourages blood flow right back to the heart.

Now if you're looking for compression socks gentlemen, check out Feetures.

They're the paid sponsor of today's video, and I have been testing their product.

I got a paired on right on right now.

I can tell you these things are awesome.

They used basically a patented technology.

These are Lycra bands in here.

They're comfortable.

In addition guys, they have a lifetime guarantee.

So let me pull up their website.

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Look at everything they've got going on.

Look at all the different types.

They got from ultra light to light to cushion to max cushion.

So if you want cushion sock, they got all types of options.

Look at the different fabrics.

They used Merino wool.

They used bamboo.

They used moisture wicking fibers.

Now guys I have to admit what really drew me to this company was their story.

So Hugh, the founder back in 2002 he was in the sock industry.

He got out saying you know what.

We can make a better sock specifically for runners and for athletes.

So he wanted to use the latest fabrics.

He wanted to use all the different properties they had to make a better sock for athletes.

They paid attention to the way the built of the toe.

They got a left and right sock.

Little things like this.

It makes a huge difference in performance socks.

And now they wanted to get into the dress sock world.

So that's their big transition.

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Why?

Because they sent me a lot of socks and guess what guys.

As you know what happens here at Real Men Real Style when I have extra socks or extra

anything, I love to send your way.

So go check them out.

Let me know down in the comments the exact size and the exact type of socks you would

like to receive and what you're going to wear it with on your commute to and from work.

Sound like fun.

Guys, go check them out, an amazing family run business out of North Carolina.

I'm proud to support them.

Tip #3 for looking stylish on the commute, gentlemen, get a classic piece of men's

outer wear.

I've got a few examples right here.

Right here, you see a classic trench coat.

This one is going to be a navy.

So not so much a classic color but like this because if I'm going to be commuting I want

something dark.

Something that can take a stain that can get dirty but the style in and of itself is going

to send a signal this man has a bit of style.

[0:05:12] It's going to stand up from the pack or

you can take a standard leather jacket and make it not so standard with small details.

This jacket right here, it's a Moto style but the contrast stitching on it, right up

here in the shoulder area it looks great.

Actually, I love the way it makes me, basically build up my shoulder.

Make me look more muscular.

But overall this is a great jacket.

If you were to wear this, you would look great on your commute.

Now right over here, we got a classic overcoat.

This is something, yes; it's not going to help you stand out too much from the crowd

unless it gets really cold.

And this one is fully functional all the way to the top.

But the key about this jacket is the way it fits me.

So this one was custom made and it actually has a bit of taper in the waist not a whole

lot but enough that you look at this you're like wow that is a great looking jacket.

Initially, it looks like something you will just grab in any men's wear store.

But I can tell you but the fit and a few small details I've added to it make a huge difference.

Tip #4, bring in some color with your accessories.

Have fun with them.

So there's a lot of different options.

You can go with your neckties.

I've talked about neckties quite a bit.

But this floral one right here you wear this and maybe you're wearing it with that leather

jacket.

Wouldn't that be an interesting combination?

Now what I think a lot of you guys are probably zeroing in on is the silk scarf over here.

This right here, beautiful.

Imagine wearing this with this leather jacket right over.

I can wear it with the overcoat right over there.

I can wear it with the trench.

Now if its cooler, of course, you can you can just go with cashmere or wool scarf.

This color isn't too loud.

You can go with something a bit brighter, something that grabs a bit more attention.

Tip #5, have fun with the color and pattern of your shirts.

Shirts are something that you're going to wear year round.

During the winter you're probably going to have multiple layers over them so they'll

only be able to see this top area.

But that's still key because this is around your face.

And even a bit of color here can grab attention.

Let's talk about this shirt right here.

You can wear this in the summer.

From distance it's going to look like a small repeating pattern.

I get up close.

All the sudden I see this beautiful floral design.

Over here.

This shirt right here, another great summer shirts.

Something that you could bring in a classic small repeating pattern.

But the color, pink, in and of itself is going to help you stand up from the crowd.

Now this shirt right here, it's using a lavender with a twill weave.

We see actually a little bit of stripe in there.

It's a great looking shirt.

One that's going to separate you from the crowd.

Now this shirt right here.

You can still wear this in the summer but maybe you want to wear a jacket over this

with an overcoat.

Still we're going to see this in here around the collar in and around the upper chest and

it's going to draw attention and compliments.

Tip #6, have a handsome leather notepad and a beautiful pen.

So you're there sitting on the subway and you're just minding your own business, sitting,

thinking, writing with your pen and somebody notices.

Wow.

That looks great.

Tell me the story behind that pad, maybe behind that really nice pen.

Small details like that people in the know pick up on.

Tip #7, the perfect sunglasses for you.

So for most men, aviators, wayfarers, club masters, starting with those and trying each

of them is going to be a great start.

But let's say you've already got a pair of aviators and you love the look.

Well why not try something a little bit new.

Go for a bolder color.

Maybe go for something in a brighter metallic silver.

Maybe for wayfarer you want to have fun.

Not just going with the black but maybe going with something it's a little bit different

of a color, maybe a tortoise shell.

Have fun with it and see what you can pull off.

Tip #8, own a pair of great fitted gloves.

So winter gloves.

You're going to look for something with lining.

Something that's going to fit your hands properly is going to keep them warm.

But you can separate yourself from the crowd by having unlined gloves that you can wear

almost into the summer time and into the fall and these are ones that kind of protect your

hands from all the germs there on the subway.

Tip #9 a functional hat.

This hat right there.

Looks stylish but it is incredibly functional when I folded it out and I got this ear covers.

Basically, it's going to keep me warm during the winter.

Pretty nice little hat here.

Now this hat right here I can wear this during the summer, wear it during the fall.

It can protect me from rain, protect me from the sun.

Guys, wearing a functional hat is an easy way to separate yourself from the crowd.

Tip #10 to commuting with style gentlemen is to master your fragrance.

Control the way that you smell.

I'm not talking about taking a fragrance and spraying all over yourself and announcing

to the world that you are approaching the subway or the bus.

That's not what you want to do.

You want to wear a fragrance to be discovered especially when you're in a crowded environment.

But what I'm also talking about is everything that you wear whether it'd be a hair product,

whether it'd be deodorant, all of this actually has a fragrance to it.

Even if it's unscented, it still has a bit of a sense.

Even being clean and the soap you used has a fragrance.

[0:10:00] Now when it comes to colognes, toilettes,

fragrances understand, my personal opinion, I like to be discovered.

I don't want to announce myself.

So, I will spray one to two sprays depending on concentration, how I know it's going

to last, how the notes are going to play out, usually at the beginning of the day right

as I'm getting out of the shower.

But I spray it directly onto my skin then I put the clothing on top.

So this is something if you get up really close to me like my wife does, before I leave,

she can smell it.

My daughters they hug me, they can smell it.

But unless you're getting up that close, you're not going to be able to smell anything.

Because understand some people can get migraines.

Other people are really sensitive to this.

At the end of the day, gentlemen, it's about mastery of the fragrance.

All right, gents.

Now it's your turn.

I want to hear from you down at the comments.

What did I miss?

What would you have added to this video to make it better?

And go check out Feetures, an awesome company.

I love the fact how they're taking the technology out of performance socks, bringing it right

into the dress sock world.

They're leveraging compression with those Lycra bands, patented technology.

Guys, go check them, an amazing brand.

And don't forget, I got some extra ones.

I would love to send your way.

You just need to let me know exactly what you want by go checking out their website.

Guys, thank you again.

I always appreciate you, what we've built here at Real Men Real Style.

Take care.

I'll see you in the comments.

Bye.

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Chronic Illness Fashion [CC] - Duration: 16:00.

Hi! My name Elsie and if you don't want to hear an intro please skip to a timestamp

below! Otherwise, hey everyone! For those of you

who don't follow me on other social media, I am a third year undergraduate at Harvard

University who studies sociology with a focus on Disability Studies. I myself am disabled

slash chronically ill, I have Cystic Fibrosis alongside other disabling conditions. I fluctuate

between having a visible and invisible disability based on whether or not I am using my wheelchair

as a mobility aid or using other indicators like my cannula. It's no secret that we

live in an ableist world that sees disability and illness as something inherently repugnant,

and that the more in which you visibly embody your condition the more you might be judged

for it. Like, if I'm out in public in crutches, or in my wheelchair, or even wearing a surgical

face mask or using oxygen people are avoidant. I've had people do everything from pat me

on the head, refuse to touch me or go near me, mock me or treat me as though I am not

the thinking, feeling, young woman that I am.

There is a social resistance to seeing illness and disability as normal and acceptable forms

of human variation, that our existence is not attractive or valid unless we view our

condition as lesser than that of an able-bodied person. And that because of this we somehow

become less attractive or less deserving of love and companionship.

I want to echo the blogger crippledscholar's sentiments on this, that quote : "I want to

see disabled people culturally framed as beautiful and I want this to happen without a flurry

of think pieces on how progressive it is. Those think pieces are evidence of how strange

it still is how people still feel the need to applaud it. The change will come when disabled

people can be portrayed as beautiful and sexual and the response is to agree and admire that

beauty without qualification. I don't want any more disabled people growing up to be

told that no one will want them just because they are disabled." Endquote.

We should be seen as beautiful without our illness or disability serving as a caveat

to our beauty, and I try to use fashion as a way to break down the barrier that illness

and disability creates. In my own experience, I seek to not necessarily conform to an able-bodied

ideal of personal expression, but rather adapt my fashion and art for my own bodily needs.

Because of this I have long had a passion for making videos, and posts such as this

which showcase the ways I use fashion in hopes that it will inspire others to use their own

creativity to change the ways they showcase their illness or disability.

I really want to stress that my intent for this is not to tell people that you have to

in conform or change your appearance in order to be "socially acceptable" as someone

who is disabled and/or chronically ill. Rather, I hope to explain the ways in which I and

others have used fashion as an art form to embrace our chronic illnesses and normalize

them. I've divided this video into types of fashion

concerns and medical devices or aids because plenty of issues such as bloating and PICC

lines are common among multiple chronic illnesses. I have time stamps in the description below

if you'd like to hear about specific things, so without further ado let's get into it!

I already did a video dedicated entirely to wheelchair fashion, but I do feel like I've

gathered a couple more tips during my time at college in a city with terrible cobblestone

roads and also just by being a college student! First, short sleeves, ¾ sleeves, or long

sleeves with elasticized ends like these are your friends. As much as I love long, flowy,

or poofy sleeves, they are super inconvenient while in a chair! I find that they get in

my way when I'm trying to push or they get really dirty from the wheels. Now, I am only

a part-time chair user so I save cumbersome sleeves for when I'm using forearm crutches

or walking without an aid. Second, and probably the most useful, is choosing

a backpack. Finding out which backpack works best for you and your chair is honestly a

bit of trial and error. I have gone through about 4 backpacks, but so far I personally

find that I really enjoy my Fjallraven backpack. It's quite difficult to hold onto things

in a chair, and if you don't have side pouches, the easiest way to hold things is with a backpack.

Having separate compartments for your laptop and other stuff as well as side pockets are

super convenient. Backpacks can be a really fun fashion statement, but they also need

to be practical, you want to make sure you have a bag that can safely store your belongings,

and which can withstand the elements. If the backpack that is the most functional for you

isn't very cute, keychains, pins, and iron-on patches are always your friends.

I used to use forearm crutches or a single cane consistently for about 4 years. I've

transitioned out of them and use mainly my wheelchair for my weakness, or vertigo but

I still do have tips on how I fashioned my canes and crutches! Firstly, I would recommend

the brand of forearm crutches that I have always used: WalkEasy, which I've linked

below. I really like them because their crutches come in a TON of colours, including glitter!

And suit a range of heights and sizes. They're a good price and a great place to start in

terms of customization because you can start off with a base colour that you really like

and will compliment your outfits. As for single canes, I never used a consistent

brand and usually ended up getting some pretty meh black and grey canes. So what I used to

do is take glitter or decorated washi tape and run it from the tip of the cane to the

handle in order to give it some pizazz, ahah. If you feel like getting a specifically cute

cane, etsy is a good resource to find some cool woodcarved and custom blinged out canes!

I've linked a few I found cool below, just make sure that if you purchase a cane which

is not adjustable that you check with an occupational therapist or measure for yourself what height

the cane should be in order to best suit your needs.

----------------------------------------------------------- If anyone has seen my old DIY cannula video,

you know I like to jazz my cannula up. In college it's tougher to get access to glue

guns and stuff, so my quick solution is to use ribbons and chokers. I will either choose

a nice ribbon, which matches my outfit, and tie it either just around the cannula when

it's a high neck shirt. Or I will tie it around both the cannula and my neck, and in

case if I don't want to use a ribbon I can always use a choker. Fabric or lace ones tend

to work best for this. If you need to wear a surgical mask to avoid illness either with

or without cannula, I suggest buying large packs of disposable surgical masks as they

are much more protective than reusable cotton masks. I personally use these cute Disney

masks, not only for the aesthetic, but also because I'm very small and only pediatric

masks fit me!

When it comes to carrying Oxygen, I currently only use a max of 2 litres per minute so I

just own a smaller portable O2 converter which comes with a rolling carrier. O2 converters

and tanks are things I think you can have a lot of fun with! Right now on mine I just

decorated it with some glow-in-the dark stars pressed on with sticky tack, and a cute pink

ribbon because that's what I have here at college! But I plan to hopefully do something

more fun with it in the future. Some ideas I have are:

1) using adhesive googly eyes and construction paper to give my O2 a cute little face

2) Cutting out magazine and comic book strips to make a collage using modge podge painted

overtop 3) Getting rhinestones and a glue gun or white

glue to completely bedazzle it, or 4) Getting a bunch of fake flowers, including

pink roses of course, and cutting off the plastic stems, pulling off the fake leaves,

then taking a glue gun and pressing a bunch of flower heads close together to make a pretty

floral collage. This is the idea I'm currently leaning towards right now but if you have

a preference or would like me to try an idea of yours then please comment below!

Bloating is a common problem for a variety chronically ill people, to the point where

you might get people asking you if you're pregnant. Over the years, I've found three

main methods of hiding bloating as much as possible. The first thing I wear is some form

of high-waisted pant. High waisted pants draw the eye to your natural waist and don't

cling to your lower stomach as much. I like to go for looser fitting pants like culottes,

or high-waisted pants with an accent like a bow because they tend to be the most flattering.

Now another type of clothing I reach for to deal with bloating are dresses with a defined

waist either that falls at my natural waistline, or just below my breasts. Shift dresses such

as these don't cling as much to your body and don't add emphasis to your bloating.

Pairing dresses like these with a blazer or a cardigan serves to further camouflage any

bloating you may experience. The final thing that I find tends to help

cover my bloated stomach is skirts! Particularly maxi skirts or pencil skirts that reach my

waist. They serve the same role as high-waisted pants do, and I feel that maxi skirts are

especially comfortable to wear when in a wheelchair, or if you for any reason need to wear an adult

diaper, a maxi skirt will cover that well. I find that for incontinence diapers in general

that looser fitting skirts, and culottes are the best ways to hide that lovely diaper outline.

The most common problems that people with chronic illness have when it comes to bras

are that they're either 1) Too tight and uncomfortable which leads

to pain or difficulty breathing and/or 2) They're difficult to put on and lead

to muscle or joint pain My solutions for these problems are ones that

I personally use. Since I have a lung disease, there are many times when wearing a bra is

restrictive to my breathing. To counteract this I either

a) wear a bra which has a lace band so it is more stretchy and which is in my "sister

size" meaning that it is one band size bigger and one cup size smaller than my true size

but still fits pretty well. My true size is 30E but I often wear a 32DD so that I can

breathe better. OR b) On bad lung days, I'll wear a lace bralette

with no clasps and minimal or no underwire. This is the option I turn to when I'm having

a worse lung day but still need to go somewhere, since I have somewhat larger breasts that

need support. Bralettes such as this Triumph spotlight bralette which is just my personal

favourites I'm unfortunately sponsored by nobody, is good because it has a little support

due to the way it's sewn but also can be put on like a shirt and is easy to breathe

in. To deal with bras that are hard to put on,

I would suggest using a bralette like the one I just mentioned which can be put on like

a tank top, though possibly one with more support, or a bra which claps in the front

either with a Velcro or metal clasp. The amazon links I have below are for bras which I find

to be the best suited to dealing with chronic illness bra problems, while at the same time

not being ugly! Cute bras have the power to make you feel good on some of your worst days

and you shouldn't have to compromise style for comfort or accessibility.

PICC lines are often unavoidable if you have a chronic illness, and whether you have a

PICC line which is a catheter in your arm, or a catheter inserted into your chest as

a CCV, you generally keep it covered not only to keep it in place but also because you may

not want strangers to stare at it. So a pretty easy way to deal with this is to get yourself

a fun PICC line cover armband that's decorative and can be worn with sort sleeves or underneath

a looser long sleeve shirt that fits over your line.

Since CCV's are on your chest, one of the easiest ways to disguise your catheter is

wear a shirt with a loose round or v-neck in order to have easy access to your picc,

and then use a scarf over top to hide the catheter most of the time. My favourite way

of tying a scarf is to fold it in half, put your hand through the loop you made, and pull

the other end through the loop! If you follow more stringent modesty rules or use a hijab,

try wearing a long head-scarf that extends to the chest, or buying a shawl to wrap around

your shoulders and chest. ----------------------------------------------

If you have a Ostomy bag, it's generally not going to be visible unless it can be seen

under your clothes or during intimate moments with others. A good option is an ostomy wrap,

I've linked one below which I know comes highly recommended and it quite cute! Ostomy

wraps help hold and conceal your ostomy bag under your clothes without forcing you to

feel like you have to wear super baggy clothes all the time! They also work great for intimate

occasions to keep your bag from moving and concealed so that if you're insecure about

leaking or the bag distracting your partner it may be a good solution.

If you're just looking for something to help you feel as attractive as you really

are, then there are actually some wonderful lingerie sets designed specifically for people

with ostomy bags! These lingerie sets have panties which have pouches inside them to

hold your bag or feature garter belts to help secure your bag in place. The one brand I've

linked below is Jasmine Stacey, since I find her designs very pretty and also she personally

has an ostomy bag so she knows what she's doing!

For a tracheostomy tube or stoma, you can actually find lots of delicate, gentle lace

neck covers on sites like etsy, I've linked one shop that had really pretty designs down

below. This is probably also something you could DIY if you don't wanna buy something

premade by simply getting some thicker embroidery lace and hand sewing it to some ribbon. The

main thing is that it still needs to leave you room to breathe properly so you don't

want to get a cover which is too tightly pressed to your neck or isn't breathable fabric

so natural fibers like cotton are better!

Now finally! I want to talk about hospital glam! If you don't know what hospital glam

is, it's a hashtag slash internet trend started by blogger Karolyn Gherig, featuring

fashionable shoots of chronically ill peeps while in the hospital.

Personally, hospital trips are when I'm feeling my worst and least attractive and

generally don't have the energy to dress up. My main way of feeling cute during a hospital

stay is finding myself some truly adorable Pajamas, I usually go for a tank top and shorts,

so all the medical staff have easy access. And with some super cute and cozy socks to

go with it I'll at least feel pretty cute when I'm for a long haul. Here's a star

wars PJ set which is one of my faves that I pair with some R2D2 socks, and possibly

a cosy cardigan. Cosy and cute is totally a thing, so embrace it.

When you're in the hospital you're probably also feeling at your worst so just try to

do something that makes you feel great, like the sky is the limit here. I just bought a

diadem for a lord of the rings elvish cosplay, but honestly I'm thinking of me laying in

my hospital bed, hospital gown and all just throwing on that tiara. Like, no one can stop

you, you are the veritable queen of this two person hospital room and you rule the area

from the curtain to the window. You are not just an attractive human being you can let

yourself exceed human bounds and become an ethereal being all while strapped into an

IV line it's totally possible, okay, just trust me on this one!

And well that's all I've got! I hope that all these tips were helpful to you, and gave

you guys ideas on ways to up your fashion game and use the typically "less attractive"

parts of your chronic illness as moving art. And I also hope that this video will encourage

you to remember that you are beautiful and desirable not inspite of your illnesses and

disabilities, but including them and how they help make you the wonderful person that you

are! If you want more ideas feel free to check

out my Instagram or Tumblr at 65PinkRoses same as it is here, or to check out my other

videos on this channel despite how outdated they are….they will probably still give

you some other fun ideas! Thanks so much for watching!

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🎮 Hannah's Fashion City - High School Love Story - Fun Games Care & Play - Duration: 11:30.

🎮 Hannah's Fashion City - High School Love Story - Fun Games Care & Play

For more infomation >> 🎮 Hannah's Fashion City - High School Love Story - Fun Games Care & Play - Duration: 11:30.

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Airport Fashion 101: Suzy - Duration: 2:02.

Airport Fashion 101: Suzy

When analyzing the styles of celebs through their airport fashion, we can see what color fits one well and what style one enjoys wearing and can pull off best.

However, we are lost, lost analyzing what Suzy can pull off the best and what color she looks best in. Why? Because its not the matter of clothes anymore.

No attention is left to mind what she is wearing. Her goddess looks and aura and overrule our minds and lure us.

The clothes? Well, they do play an important role. However, things went vice-versa for Suzy, because it is the clothes that look better than it is due to the person wearing it.

Its kinda pointless to analyze what she had pulled off, but still, someones gotta work here. Lets just lay back and be enraptured by her beauty. 1st – Her Personal Color (among many more) must be beige emphasizing her fair skin.

DC Gallery / TV Daily / suzyramyun.

2nd – Pulling off semi suits with both the boyish and feministic charms. sports today / DC Gallery / Yoon MinHoo. 3rd-  The goddess has descended to the airport feat.

4th – Wearing comfy yet with one fabulous item to grab attention .

Moon Light / Star Daily News / DC Gallery.

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The 13 Most Offensive Fashion Police Criticisms of All Time - Duration: 15:21.

The 13 Most Offensive Fashion Police Criticisms of All Time

After six seasons, E!'s Fashion Police bid adieu with a farewell special on Monday.

The series finale aired some three years after the death of Joan Rivers, who originally hosted the panel with George Kotsiopoulous, Kelly Osbourne, and Giuliana Rancic.

In 2015, Joan's daughter Melissa took over Fashion Police duties alongside Rancic, Brad Goreski, Margaret Cho, and NeNe Leakes.

(Kathy Griffin also popped by for a hot minute.) As Joan Rangers mourn the end of the show, let's not forget the legacy it left behind.

As in, the most offensive and often horrifying and tacky "jokes" Fashion Police produced at the sight of celebrities (and one royal) and the clothes they wore.

1. Rihanna, 2012 Grammy Awards

"That neckline is plunging faster than Aretha Franklin's head into a bucket of fried chicken." – Joan Rivers.

And then, as if that werent already bad enough, Rivers added, Rihanna could make a full body cast look sexy.

And, if she keeps dating Chris Brown, she might..

2. Heidi Klum, 2013 Academy Awards

"The last time a German looked this hot was when they were pushing Jews into the ovens." – Joan Rivers. Rivers, who was Jewish, later apologized.

3. Elsa Pataky, 2014 Academy Awards

"It doesn't look like a baby bump, it looks like a beer belly. " – George Kotsiopolous.

He went on to explain, "The last thing I want to do is rip on a pregnant woman, but it's a horrible dress on her.

" Pataky was three weeks away from giving birth to her twin boys; people were outraged.

4. Cate Blanchett, 2013 premiere of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

"This dress is like a naked Elton John.

Folds of pasty white in front, with a big gaping hole in the back." – Joan Rivers.

Rivers also said of Blanchett's Givenchy dress, "Her movie is about middle earth, which is exactly where Cate's boobs have settled. " Yiiiiikes.

5. AnnaSophia Robb, 2012 New York Fashion Week

"This outfit is so young and fresh and sexy.

It just screams date rape." – Joan Rivers.

The first of two bad, bad, very bad rape jokes from Rivers, critiquing a look Robb wore to a Diane von Furstenberg show.

6. Chloë Sevigny, 2012 New York Fashion Week

"Chloe always picks things you wear when you can't find your rape whistle. " – Joan Rivers.

And the second; Rivers on a look Sevigny wore to the annual Jeffrey Fashion Cares event.

7. Zendaya, 2015 Academy Awards

"I feel like she smells like patchouli oil, or weed. Maybe weed." – Giuliana Rancic.

It didn't take long for Rancic's comments to reach Zendaya, who shared an eloquent response on Instagram.

Part of it reads, "To say that an 18-year-old woman with locs must smell of patchouli oil or 'weed' is not only a large stereotype but outrageously offensive… There is already harsh criticism of African American hair in society without the help of ignorant people who choose to judge others based on the curl of their hair.".

Rancic later apologized on Twitter, writing that she was "referring to a bohemian chic look" and that her comments "had NOTHING to do with race.

8. Lorde, 2015 Golden Globe Awards

"I would have put her in the men's section. " – Kathy Griffin.

A tasteless take on androgyny from Kathy Griffin on her Fashion Police debut.

Remember, she also said Amal Clooneys elbow-length evening gloves also reminded her of a porno.

9. Amanda Seyfried, 2012 premiere of Les Miserables

"If this dress were a baby, it would have been wrapped in a newspaper and abandoned in a mall bathroom. " – Joan Rivers.

Making things a bit more personal, Rivers added of Seyfried's flamenco Balenciaga look, Amandas eyes are so far apart that when she cries she cries down her back.

Its an asset in a way; she can wipe her ass without turning her head..

10. Kim Kardashian, 2012 MTV European Music Awards

"Kim Kardashian wearing anything extra on her huge ass is like Lea Michele wearing a clown nose. " – Joan Rivers.

Wait for it, theres another Holocaust punch line coming: Its just nice to see a train rolling through Frankfurt, Rivers continued, thats not on its way to Auschwitz.

Oh, and on another Kardashian occasion, Rivers said of Kim K., She really is pregnant. I saw the sonogram of her womb.

It looks just like MC Hammers house: There was no furniture and it looked like a lot of people have partied in there..

11. Lea Michele, 2014 Teen Choice Awards

"She looks like a porn star.

You know the kind of porn stars who aren't the prettiest, so they do crazy stuff like amputee gang bangs?" – Joan Rivers.

The comment was so OTT, even George Kotsiopoulous defended Michele's Fausto Puglisi dress.

"I think it's a fun dress, I love the colorblocking.

I agree with you about it being skimpy, but I like that it's A-lined and that short.

If it was tight and that short she would definitely look like a porn star.".

12. Kirsten Dunst, 2016 Golden Globes

"The back was as complicated as Bill and Camille Cosby's marriage. " – Margaret Cho.

While Cho was not crazy about Dunst's Valentino Haute Coutour gown, co-host Brad Goreski said, "There's something about [Kirsten].

I want to her to be my breast friend.".

13. Princess Beatrice, 2011 Royal Wedding of Kate Middleton and Prince William

"She is so fucking desperate to get married but she's wearing an IUD on her head, I mean enough… The hat looks like she's trying to make funnel cakes. " – Joan Rivers.

The royal wedding inspired a special one-hour edition of Fashion Police that year, which included Rivers calling Pippa Middletons dress "too sexy and her mother Carol's look "Penny Marshall but younger and female.

Rivers also said Queen Elizabeth II was "hot for a queen… instead of a MILF she was a QUILF.

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