3 Articles on Dress is back! I hope you enjoy this series. Thank you to LMNT for sponsoring. Get your free sample pack with any drink mix purchase by going to DrinkLMNT.com/DAILYC I would love to hear your thoughts on all the subjects we discussed today. Let us know in the comments. I love to hear from you! Thank you for watching, as always. Love, Jennifer

@Felicia594

Ай бұрын

Hi,! I was telling my brother about the art of the underworld (it was all these human, animal hell like painting) you showed use a while back in celebrating the arts series. Do you have any idea of what video that was in? I looked all over and couldn’t find it. Thank you.

No respect for Balenciaga! They should be out of business.

@brittneyrussell1766

Ай бұрын

I came to say the same!

@jmsl_910

Ай бұрын

they are despicable it's shocking they are still around

@valeriedouglas4400

Ай бұрын

Agreed.

@madelinekimbro2440

Ай бұрын

1000% agree

@odalysnocera8174

Ай бұрын

Absolutely. WTH?!!!!!

I have to admit, I really let out a sigh of relief when you commented that the label “rich mom aesthetic” was vulgar and gauche, which it is. I wish people would concern themselves less with labels and trends & simply focus on looking elegant, modest, and feminine- and being humble at the core of all of it. It’s hard to admit when we cross the line into vanity and self-seeking behavior, so always good to be on guard.

@Arodz2023

Ай бұрын

❤

I saw a "rich mom" recently at my kid's practice. She wore generous cut black trousers, a boxy white crew neck top in some kind of quilted material, flats and subtle jewelry. She looked very put together, but on closer inspection there was nothing in her outfit that looked especially expensive. She could have bought everything at a tj maxx. No logos at all. But it all fit her and suited her well, and her hair and face looked "done" too (actually, I don't specifically remember her exact hairstyle or makeup, but that's kind of the point). I'm beginning to realize that "rich" doesnt mean "I spent more money on this outfit" but "I have the time, resources and forethought to figure out what works for me, the time to curate my wardrobe, and the discipline and presence of mind to dress up for my own life." That is, indeed, rich.

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

True words!

@SummerLove-yv1kf

Ай бұрын

Love this analysis.

I like the rich mom trend. I feel in American culture the sloppy mom look is more accepted. In my culture it is not accepted you have to look put together. I think regardless of the aestetic seeing other moms take pride in their appearance and take time for themselves to look good is a wonderful thing. We deserve it

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

What is your culture?

@marlysmithsonian5746

Ай бұрын

I am so thankful to have grown up in the 80s. We didn't leave the house without, at least, fixing our hair and putting on a decent outfit, not black tie, LOL, but decent enough. Now,It's been really depressing to see pajamas at college, I was taking some classes, or t shirt and ratty pants. I'd love this to be the trend!

‘Rich Mom’? I find this absolutely insulting. Please just be classic and not shove it in everyone’s face. The Dior piece from Cannes was wonderful. Thanks!

Honestly, the portrait makes me feel sad. All the red to me kind of symbolizes how the crown, the role, the life has hidden him, taken him over. And the butterfly - the monarch - being so close yet never actually touching him, lighting gives me the feeling of something incomplete or not yet fulfilled. And his expression looks so vulnerable and honest. I don’t know, it feels less to me like a royal portrait and more like a self portrait. I think I would have felt exposed unveiling this in the public eye.

@valeriedistefano295

Ай бұрын

I agree with your statement on King Charles portrait. If you look closely one can see demons in the red. Quite disturbing.

Please bring back teatime

@HeyAllyHey

Ай бұрын

Yes, please!

@elizabethb.1693

Ай бұрын

And meal time recipes, please.

@lauragb3677

Ай бұрын

Yes! Please.

When King Charles took the cover off the painting he actually jumped! It was like the painting frightened him. I think the painting of his face is good but the red is terrible.

@Felicia594

Ай бұрын

It’s bloody hellish good!

@pj595

Ай бұрын

Bob Moran has a much better portrait, sums up king Charles perfectly...

@MsBackstager

Ай бұрын

@@Felicia594 It scares me.

@peggyparsons5003

Ай бұрын

agree

I don't think you should refrain fro criticism just because you're afraid of offending the artist. Art is up for criticism. The fact that you said you don't want to say anything negative, implies that you do think negatively about it. That picture is atrocious.

@verchip8

Ай бұрын

At least KCIII is recognizable in this, not like the most resent painting of Princess Catherine. But I must agree with you, that this is still not appealing to the eye. I feel the symbolism is overshadowing the character.

@ashleyslack5960

Ай бұрын

I hate it when people say that art is subjective. It's a leftist line to justify the ugly, desensitizing us to not value the good true and beautiful written on our hearts by God. If a piece of art does not express the good, true and or beautiful, it is not art.

@mommabear5059

Ай бұрын

@@ashleyslack5960I I’m as far right as you can get and I agree that art is subjective. It’s just that some people have atrocious taste, lol

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

​​@@ashleyslack5960 but art is subjective 😅 that is why YOU decide if something YOU don't like is ugly. That's the exact definition of being subjective

@eirenmist2301

Ай бұрын

@@ashleyslack5960 The saying, "When everything is art, then nothing is art," rings very true in what is called the art world of our modern culture. Principles of Art, Design and Composition theory, and yes, actual Skill are no longer required in a piece of "Art." Slop anything you want on a piece of paper or canvas and call it art, and then demand that others recognize you as an artist. If they do not, then you assert that there's something wrong with their opinion, not your lack of talent or skill. A lot of what is produced (not created) is actually anti-Art. The same can be said for a lot of modern architecture as well. Another example of this nihilistic spirit is the Met Gala, where "fashion" is confused with the absurd.

If we can maybe call it "power mom" style, it goes down a little bit better. But I agree 100% with everything you said about it, Jennifer. Personally, I still prefer the classic, quiet luxury, because it often entails fine skin and haircare rather than bold, expensive lipstick or an intricate hairstyle.

Hi Jennifer I don't usually write in comments but as an English woman I felt I had to comment on King Charles' portrait! I'm sorry but I don't think very highly of it I'm afraid. I love the butterfly but that's all. I think the red has totally overpowered him& washed him out! The actual photo this was taken from looked very regal but I'm afraid the portrait doesn't look regal at all! I'm loving the "Rich Mom" look as you say it's very classic & date I say "chic" 😉 I don't know much about Cannes but I do love the monochromatic creams & whites! Great video so glad you've bought this series back xx

The portrait of the king…the focus on his head and also on his hands, I’m sure there must be some symbolism there, but the distance and disconnect between the two is unsettling to me.

As an English woman, (and not a youngster!) and someone who frequents art galleries I'd say that the KC portrait, whilst unconventional and disconcerting, is a work of genius! When you walk through the portrait gallery and see dozens of portraits of monarchs, they tend to blend into one and the same. What can be said here, is that this one stands out from the crowd, and that could be a good thing. The blurred redness of it, and his uniform being lost into the background means that his face stands out more. I have never seen a portrait artist capture the essence of Charles or his physical likeness so well . It will divide the comments, and I can understand that many won't like it, but as time goes by, I'm sure it will be revered as one of the best royal portraits ever made. But each is entitled to their own opinion and none of the comments here are wrong!

@peggyparsons5003

Ай бұрын

I agree. It will stand out. and the face and hands are excellent.

@Keapix

Ай бұрын

I was taken aback when I first saw it, but now I find the more modern approach interesting.

@mimiandbaby

Ай бұрын

Couldn’t agree more, I LOVE this portrait ❤❤❤

I see he red in the King's Portrait as an indirect reference to his ancestor, Vlad the Impaler, the inspiration for the horrific Dracula story. Seriously, all I can see is blood. Thanks for bringing this series back, it is always interesting. Are we really referencing 2010's style? Goodness I'm getting old.

@irinanikolaeva1750

Ай бұрын

It's not the colour of blood.

Very fun video today! The “Rich Mom” name is definitely a turn off to me. But, the style itself is classic and I like it. But, for me, I would find someone like that unapproachable and not someone I would want to be like. Quiet Luxury is much more appealing.

@colls994

Ай бұрын

Definitely agree about the name. I don't think "Rich Mom" is meant to encourage anyone; it's cliquish and a "nouveau riche only *I* deserve this" vibe. "Quiet Luxury" is more inclusive because it's something you can carve out for yourself, no matter your budget; something you can imagine described in a novel anyone from a dowager empress to a financially-struggling woman taking pride in her appearance and daily habits.

I’m here for the Rich Mom Aesthetic!!! I’ve always had this abstract picture in my head of the “put together mom” I dream to be and I’m SO HAPPY to finally have a name for it.

@Dulce_Domum

Ай бұрын

I think “put-together mom” sounds much better and less ostentatious than “rich mom aesthetic.”

@HeatherLaurenCo

Ай бұрын

@@Dulce_Domum True, but unfortunately does not hold the same societal meaning as a phrase as “Rich Mom” now does. And I think there is meant to be a little underlying ostentatiousness or it wouldn’t be “cool”.

Well I have never heard it put that way but I have had the Rich mom aesthetic style for 20 years. It’s timeless, it’s elegant, and respectable. Now I understand why when my husband ask why he always gets hit up for money my sister replies “because your wife looks rich!” 😂

Classic styling, good manners & grooming, and being well spoken are (in my opinion) far greater social class markers than a Louis Vuitton handbag and a monochromatic outfit. (But I guess the fashion magazines don’t make any money marketing good manners, and they’re not exactly Instagram-able.)

The rich mom looks like a French style to me!

I think the red is very representative of the monarch traditions that swallow a person whole. The battles, colonialism, and strict potalcals that can strip away anyone's self, but you can clearly see his face emerging with warm eyes and life lived wrinkles of a loved grandfather figure. I think its a very moving piece but not something you want in your home.

I like King Charle's protrait so much, and I don't even know what it is that makes it so...charming? Expressive? Captivating? I can totally see it as part of a set, with different colours and poses, or maybe different members of the royal family. Thank you Jennifer for your video and your choice of topics, always interesting!

Hey Jennifer! 🌻 I was just watching some of your “old” videos again for fun, and I came across one with bloopers. It reminded me of how much I absolutely LOVE your laugh and sense of humor! 😂 I know your style of videos is more refined these days, but would you consider throwing in a “fun” one every now and then for us? ❤🥰

So many truly terrible things going on in the world. Just be clean and some what covered. The "rich" moms in my kids' school (years ago) were some of the nastiest people I've ever met.

I think the portrait of King Charles was interesting… Even with the red background, it’s his face and hands that stand out (Historically, portraiture was all about the face and hands- so much so that sitters sometimes paid extra to have their hands included.) Both are very expressive. And from a technical aspect, Yeo caught the likeness beautifully. I think an avant garde portrait is so fitting to Charles as well given the causes and charities he supports. As to the “Rich Mom” aesthetic: I wish as a culture we would be more interested in ACTING upper class than looking like it. It’s so shallow. And all this power dressing business is awful. I’m so tired of our culture trying to make women behave like men. Tolstoy wrote that the proper expression of strength is calmness.

C III's portrait is very artistic and the artist is extremely talented. But aesthetically I do not like it at all. The red looks like blood to me. I love the butterfly though!

Like many, I am put off by the “Rich Mom” label. Classic looks never go out of style or are inappropriate. Art is subjective, but while I truly don’t care for this portrait of Charles, I can applaud the artist’s talent. Thank you for another wonderful talk.

Regarding the portrait, Red is THE power color and King Charles is the head of a very powerful family. The artist's ability to differentiate the uniform from the background is extraordinary. The monarch butterfly works on so many levels. I'm a docent in a local museum and this painting would generate so many comments from visitors.

@jacquejohnson7157

Ай бұрын

I hadn’t thought of the red and this portrait in this way. Thank you as it changes my mind on this portrait.

@peggyparsons5003

Ай бұрын

like your review

@carmelasantana3091

Ай бұрын

I was taken aback at first, but then, as with all important works of art, I sat with it a while. There is so much symbolism. There was so much to read into King Charles both emerging from the the red and all it represents, yet also seemingly on the verge of being engulfed by his background. It's interesting. I remind myself that there are many masterpieces in existence that were panned in their time (Monet, Manet, John Singer Sargent), and I would love to see how this portrait would be received 100 years from now

My impression of the King Charles III portrait was that it was more about what the artist wanted to do stylistically, than it was about bringing out the subject who at first glance appears to be a disembodied head floating in flames of red.

Do you seriously not understand the symbolism of KC portrait? Are you really that divorced from what's going on in the world?

I was so excited when I saw this video pop up! I’ve been missing 3 articles on dress so much. I do like the rich mom look but agree the name is so tacky. I would like ideas on the style on a budget. So many people are struggling financially these days but it shouldn’t mean we have to look sloppy.

I'm not in love with the "Rich Mom" title, but I am happy to see fellow young mothers who also dress simply and classy rather than in leggings and sweatshirts. I would like to hear tips on how to accessorize while being a mom to a explorative, handsy toddler, aside from a practical handbag. I can't wear any necklaces without being choked and I have to be careful that whatever I wear on my wrists can't be yanked off and broken or easily mouthed.

Im interested in learning more about the trend because I feel like it utilized basics from a classic capsule wardrobe so it feels more sustainable to me.

Can you do a video exploring extremely affordable options for luxury looking watches and bags? On a very tight budget here, but want to add a watch and bag in to my quiet luxury basics(most of which are thrifted) to rock the rich mom look

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

I disagree with Jennifer. I think it's possible to dupe a luxury bag (but then it's not quiet luxury imo), I have never actually seen dupes of watches. If you're looking to thrift not sure how making a video on affordable dupes would be helpful

I am delighted that you have brought back three articles on dress!

I was quite shocked when I first saw the painting of King Charles but the more I see it the more I l enjoy looking at it! Thanks for all your terrific videos, always am learning something interesting!🥰

Fun video Jennifer!! Yes to the Rich Mom vibe, tell us more please! Love ya, Cindy 💗🌻

Great video. I appreciate any trend that gets people out of yoga pants and leggings!

3 articles on dress is my favorite videos you do! Loved this one!!

I had missed your 3 articles on dress videos! They are how I first found your channel years ago!

The portrait is not very attractive. It looks scary, and I dont think it's very tasteful for a monarch. It feels like they are trying to say he is a bloody monarch. It feels opposite of the generous and gentle queen Elizabeth.

@sarahd1706

Ай бұрын

My first thought was it looked like Satan😅 I can tell the artist is talented though.

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

The irony is that Elizabeth was actually more of a bloody monarch . ...

First time I hear of the rich mom aesthetic/energy but i do find it intriguing! Thanks for letting us know about it! xx

Yes, would love to hear more about Rich-Mom style! Thank you Jennifer! 💗

Oh I'm so happy the "3 articles on dress" is back! I love your channel Jennifer!

I like the quiet elegance look and title. The "Rich Mom" name is off putting. It seems haughty to me. The first time I saw the portrait of the king I was surprised and not sure but after seeing it up close here I have to say I do like it. The focus on the face is appealing. The monarch butterfly to me said I'm the king the monarch.

Enjoyed this video very much. Thank you Jennifer.

Hi Jennifer. I love the monochromatic outfit u r wearing and the shoes. Thankyou for this video. Love Beverley ❤

I missed these series so much! I cannot speak about the portrait- the face is painted beautifully, well executed but the rest is astounding- the colours and brushstrokes are garish, making an impression of blood. Monarch butterflies are also deeply symbolic in the music industry and this reminds me more The m k Ultra than an symbol of royalty.

@Julia29853

Ай бұрын

What do they symbolize?

@MamaFarmaceuta

Ай бұрын

@@Julia29853 I don't know the details but they are the symbol for MK ultra programming which is connected with satanism and world elites. This makes sense with the blood on the picture. You can spot the monarch in many music industry celebs if you look for it.

So glad this is back!!

To me, the red in the King Charles III portrait symolizes blood on his hands and the personal bloody journey leading to him becoming king. I would love to hear more of your thoughts and summary re: Rich Mom aesthetic. I appreciate you, and your excellent segments. Love from Canada. Catherine.

I love the rich mom aesthetic and would enjoy you exploring it more.

Enjoyable video. Thanks!

Love your content! Appreciate your views!

I think your clothing aesthetic is beautiful and I prefer seeing what you add to your wardrobe each season. While I am sure there are a variety of thoughts on King Charles’ official portrait, I found it to be jarring, harsh & chaotic. It would be interesting to see it among previous monarchs’ portraits.

I love the 3 articles on dress series.

That painting! I think the painting shows how the monarchy is disappearing in the background, and frail like that butterfly.

@peggyparsons5003

Ай бұрын

smart comments

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

The butterfly doesn't seem frail

Fun, fun, fun video, Jennifer! I personally like King Charles portrait. I use touches of red in my home decor and wardrobe. I could see that painting on my wall. And you’re right-definitely a fifties vibe at Cannes this year.

Tha actual portrait of the King's face is so life-like. I have different taste, but the King chose the artist, knowing the artist's style. He could not have been too surprised by the results.

What a fun video! Yes, more rich mom. At first I found Charles III’s portrait very jarring; his head seemed to be floating in a sea of red. But it has grown on me as I zoom it to see more detail. I think the artist really captured the essence of the king in his portrayal of his face. His kindness and approachability is evident. It is not the usual type of royal portrait but I applaud the artist for his talent and taking a risk. It certainly has led to many discussions!

Have you seen king Charles' coronation? It explains the satanic red that's used in his portrait for sure!

@h-l-l

Ай бұрын

🎯

@juliecarns

Ай бұрын

Nailed it!

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

What are you referring to?

@Julia29853

Ай бұрын

Exactly! Surprised that people on this channel liked it. Very evil

I loved this video Jennifer! I am interested in this type of content ❤

Loved the bold, obtuse red in the portrait. Refreshing. I follow The Row designers whose luxury fabrics and designs are subtle and covetable. Very rich-mom. Just scored the newest Summer 24 Jelly shoe. Luv u Jen OI!

Lovely video, thank you 🥰

I love love love the painting of King Charles and the butterfly 🦋 is just spectacular. I’m so sad for the negative comments I’ve heard. In a world of beige everything this is refreshing.

On the painting when I see a lot of red I immediately think of anger. It's a symbolic that there is a lot of anger around the king? I agree with other comments! An explanation from The artist would be good

@me17west

Ай бұрын

I also think of anger being associated with all the red.

Love your look today!

I love the King Charles portrait! It caught me by surprise but then utterly captured my attention. I could look at it all day and find something new. How wonderfully bold of this artist! His face is spot on like a classic portrait and then we get the feast of the rest of it. 😍

I love love love the King’s portrait.

I am sorry, but I find the King Charles portrait overwhelming or infernal and I feel like it looks more like Prince Phillip. I am not overly fond of the latest Princess Kate portrait as well. I love the 1950s styles! It reminds me of Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn.

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

Which one is the latest Kate portrait?

Fun video today! I think I will stick with the timelessness of quiet luxury. I do always love to see red carpet looks. It's interesting to watch them evolve and then circle back to previous years styles. No on the Prince Charles portrait. There is deeper messaging there, I have no doubt.

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

What is the message

Well, I think all these trends are simply that unless you look like Giselle or Angelina Jolie and are filthy rich these styles aren't relevant in our culture unless they are simply called minimalist, understated, tasteful and ladylike the average woman doesn't have to be blocked in or defined by any label to achieve that given look. Sorry, I kinda feel like Kurt Cobain talking about grunge back in the 90s. It's just ridiculously silly if you think about it and quite insulting. But, I guess the fashion world needs to sell the next "IT" look and brain wash consumers.Most mom's that I know are rich don't look or dress like this at all.

@elpievonschoenburg9324

Ай бұрын

You are so right! Most rich people don’t dress like this… that is SUCH a good point. Wealthy people (unless you’re a celebrity) don’t advertise their wealth. They dress in classic, low key styles, Which then makes this aspirational “Rich Mom” dress style even more ridiculous.

@violetstarla

Ай бұрын

@@elpievonschoenburg9324 agreed 👍 I’m not saying all people with wealth look poor but for the most part the majority of them have more important things to do other than appear rich. They have nothing to prove. Anyone can dress to appear rich to give the impression of having that social status. It’s just a false social symbol., I’ve seen people with much less but because they love fashion or have self respect might want to exude an air of elegance and confidence by dressing well. I think it’s important to take pleasure in your appearance regardless of how much money you make.

I love the painting!

I absolutely love the portrait !!

I liked the Chloe dress. It looked elegant and had movement. As far as the Rich mom look, I agree with you about the name of the trend. However, the look is very nice and put together. Now as far as the portrait, I like the implied symbolism. There is a lot to read into it and it gives a modern twist to most traditional portraits. Good video, Jennifer.

I've missed this series!!

No one should be wearing Balenciaga.

Yes please explore rich mom, particularly the jewelry. I'm wanting a nice feminine watch recommendation. Thanks.

More about rich mom aesthetic please! 😊

I actually really liked the portrait. When I first saw it I was really surprised as it was definitely not what I was expecting and then I was equally surprised that my first impression was how much I liked it. I think it really captures who I understand him to be which is one who values history and tradition but also enthusiastic for the future. The butterfly holds so much symbolism, I love it. I think it's regal, but also vibrant and exciting!

I truly enjoyed this video! I am about to turn 27 and aspire to look like a “Quiet Luxury Mom” in the near future. My Hubby and I appreciate your clothing wisdom to help me pare down. King Charles’s portrait is both strikingly intimidating and beautiful. “Let it not be confused that England has an army and can use it if needed.” And “I will be victorious emerging from a fiery battle with regal poise without a spot.” Is kind of what the portrait says to me. The red color is overwhelming but dare I say it evokes a sense of overwhelming power due to his face seeming so calm. Very masculine and patriarchal ! I love it great job Mr. Yeo!

@erikaa.3030

Ай бұрын

Also I’m Midwestern American if that means anything ! 😂

Would love to see some more “rich moms” 🥰

I am kind of living the rich mom aesthetic right now without realizing it’s a trend. I take a simple outfit and really dress it up with layered jewelry pieces and a beautiful handbag. I’ve been having so much fun with this look for several months now. I live in a small Texas town and will doll up even if it’s just a jaunt to the dollar store 😂 I love feeling pretty when I’m out and about and I wear it at home too. 💕

@juliecarns

Ай бұрын

Dolling up for the dollar store in Texas is a true Texan! ❤

@mwebb3014

Ай бұрын

😂😂

@mwebb3014

Ай бұрын

@@juliecarns😂😂 That’s true! But here’s what I’ve noticed - small town Texas in the 80s snd 90s was pretty fancy. Hair, nails, makeup, clothes were top priority. I’m from Dallas which is next level chic but spent lots of time visiting family and friends in small town Texas. Now that I’m living here, no one seems to care about any of it. It’s just jeans and tshirts, etc. Kind of odd considering how it used to be. I love clothes and jewelry so I just do my thing and enjoy it!

When I first saw the royal portrait unveiled I was shocked, and stunned, and shocked by all the red. Except the face was mesmorizing. So well executed. Now, every time I see the portrait I love it more and more. The red is stunning. It is a stunning portrait. I absolutely love it.

4:26 love her layered necklaces.

Yes, do more episodes on rich mom

The term ‘rich mom’ cheapens a classic and simple style. I find the portrait to be overwhelmingly ‘red’ and bloody. The image of the King’s face is spot on. It would be nice if you could present some less expensive ‘knock offs’ of the classic style. I do not have rich mom’s income. Thank you for all your hard work.

I'd love if you would find a nice leather bag just small enough for a phone, cards, and keys please

@juliecarns

Ай бұрын

YES, 100x over!!

Rich Mom is a tacky name, but not as tacky as Mob Boss Wife! I have to admit, I'm partial to the Mob Bosd Wife look which I would LOVE for you to discuss. Imagine Rich Mom with some 80s vibes, yellow gold, leather, fur, leopard print, lots of black, big hair.

The rich mom aesthetic just looks classic to me - although I’ve never liked logos. And, although King Charles’ portrait is somewhat unusual, I like that it presents a modern view of the monarchy. The bold colors, symbolism of the butterfly, and details of his face make for a complex and beautiful painting. The 50’s vibe of Cannes fashion - love it ! Thanks, Jennifer -

Cate Blanchett by Jean Paul Gaultier is my favorite at Cannes. That dress with the peeping gorgeous green, marveloso.

Loved hearing your thoughts! So happy you decided to bring back this series 😊 The rich mom aesthetic also makes me laugh 😂 As a "swim team mom" this summer, I've noticed the trendy new pool bag for moms is the BOGG bag. They are upwards of $90 😳 There are also many knockoffs for about $20. I will keep using my $4 bag from the thrift store.😂😂 It's served me well for many years.

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

OMG yes. First the tj tote bag and now the croc tote bag 😅

@sweetsarah27

Ай бұрын

@@21972012145525 right?? Happy to be $90 richer and just be an observer to all the trends 😂😂

Thank you Jennifer for taking up this series, as iit’s evident the huge effort collecting information, pictures , so it’s very gracious of you. The kings portrait is so different. His face is so real. As you said, artist deserve our respect and I do, just saying that it makes me feel a bit uncomfortable, because I feel as if he was stuck. The dresses… The same, I can like or disllike some of them, but they are respectful and an expression of art in a certain way,

Yes, please explore the “RM” look. (I am not a mom, but like the look.) Thanks for all you do!

I have to say the painting was shocking. All I can see is King Charles in hell. Not the most flattering look for him. I felt the artist took a huge risk painting his portrait this way.

Love the portrait, it’s giving us good conversation about something non-trashy related to the royals.

I love the portrait. Incredibly striking and unexpected, which is hard to do, while still evoking so much symbolism.

Love this look, although I definitely agree "put together" is a more tactful way to say this! I'd love it if you did a deeper dive into this subject. Mom's deserve to be associated with a great look and not the sweat pants/yoga tights esthetic!

@21972012145525

Ай бұрын

All of her videos on the 10 item wardrobe already have talked about this

interesting thanks again

I like the rich mom trend as it’s a little more interesting than quiet luxury, and I feel like it lets the person show a little more personality. More on this trend please!

I love the portrait of the king. I would call this “quiet power”. The red power color, the softness in his face and the butterfly showing his love of nature. He is both powerful and soft.

@Meadowviewcottage

Ай бұрын

Love this. You eloquently explained how I also feel about the painting. It is a masterpiece.