I wont trust someone who pick’s my clothes…

I like the 20s for wemen’s clothes but that’s just me.

@Matei Aprozianu of course I don’t do it at all times lol I’m not their mother. From time to time is no big deal. Especially when I’m reputed for making good choices and complimented on my own outfits/accessories quite often.

@Gentleman’s Gazette You missed ANNA BEY from School of Affluence, YouTube channel that teaches about elegant and classic women’s clothing. Really enjoying your Channel as well!

Check out Akil McLeod. He’s a professional thrifter.

@SansAziza Sure

@Thao Tran Super duper curious. Keep me posted?

@Anant Sonwane Your airlines say otherwise. Deal with it, Raj.

Agreed!

@Lady Dee Not EVERY channel s but a lot of them, yeah.

Someone adapted a Gentleman’s Gazette rap the other day, it’s quite funny.

Carl Trotter Can you link it, or you mean it was in the Comments Section?

@Eye Heart Sushi It was in the comments section for one of YouTube’s new ‘Story’ things.

I swear you’re every channel’s comment section ?

I like Rachel Maksy too, though her chosen vintage style does rather illustrate Raphael’s point that women’s clothing dates more than men’s does over a shorter time! Someone else I’ve started watching recently who also does vintage clothing is Evelyn Wood, who takes more modern clothing (in natural fibres!) and alters them to a more vintage look.

For more modern clothing inspiration, Use Less, Audrey Coyne, Justine Leconte, Alyssa Beltempo and Marie-Anne LeCoeur are all really good l.

Carl Trotter Gotcha. Thanks.

Dear Sonya, please do consider making some videos showcasing your style and how you go about it as a woman/your philosophy/making sure the quality is right/where you might shop including women’s shoes and coats etc. This video made me realize that there must be plenty of women interested, just like me, and it is so hard to find sources online when it comes to menswear for women. All the best!

​@CupOfTees Of course I can do it, staying focused on “women’s tailoring” and steering away from attitudes of why a woman would ever want to wear trousers in the first place (a question which stupefies me, as I guess if any man could be a woman for a year, he would want to wear trousers too).

Tailoring a feminine jacket is an art of which maybe 20 percent of the (many) tailors I’ve met across the world is even willing to try.

Thank you for your comment and if I may end with an excerpt from museeyslparis quoting Women’s Wear Daily :

A year after the tuxedo, Yves Saint Laurent proposed his first pantsuit in his Spring-Summer 1967 collection. It was an unusual design for a suit, which was traditionally worn with a skirt. Just as he did for the tuxedo, Saint Laurent adapted the traditionally masculine suit for the female body. The sleeves were fitted and the waist belted, while the wide pants were flattering for the legs. He added typically female accessories, such as heels and jewelry, but still had his model wear a necktie and felt hat.

American women are going to want to burn all the clothes they have when they see this … Saint Laurent’s new Vastsuits in men’s wear fabrics are the sensation of the Paris season … What a show—it could have come right off Broadway.

Women’s Wear Daily, January 31, 1967.

Cheers, ~Sonya

SARTORIAL TALKS I have nth metres of a nice purple check in thickish silk i purchased from a nice expat brit fellow in HK when I went to his house near the old kaipat airport I’ve no idea what to do with. I’m not even sure its a good quality weave. Its just sitting here at my house.

@QUARTERMASTEREMI6 ঘু

@唐三藏 trashbags for cultures who enslave women

@J I live in America, the vast majority of women atleast my age wear a dress once or twice a year. It used to be considered crossdressing for a woman to wear pants lol

Women’s fashion also has no real “rules”. There’s such a large variation in what they can get away with wearing and still look good. Men, not so much.

Yes and it can get so tiring to figure out what to wear. Men have it so much easier

True.