10 Terrible Trends that will make you look Ridiculous!

Hello, Beautiful Homemakers!

I thought I was making an "easy" video to get out to you quickly while I'm researching the next part of the FW pamphlet.  It was easy enough to record, but finding the pictures!  Ugh!  I always say I'm not going to spend a lot of time finding the "right" pictures, but then I do.  And it's never perfect.  I think you will get a big laugh at the latest trends.  It's really hard for me to believe that people will wear some of them!  I hope you enjoy it.

Sheri Braendel over at StylebyColor.com compiled the Trend Reports.  I'm just giving you my take on them.

The movies I mention are:  Mrs. 'Arris Goes to Paris (below 1.5 hours), and the remake Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris from 2022.

I mention Jessica Rey's Ted Talk and her swimsuit website JessicaRey.com (her one page story is really interesting!).

The book I highly recommend is Laura Doyle's The Empowered Wife.  It's a must-read!  It would also make an excellent bridal shower gift, along with something fun.  

The 10 Terrible Trends are:

1. Maximalism

2. Animal Prints

3. Huge Faux Fur items and Ugly Yarn Craft

4. Jumpsuits

5. Leather and Shiny "Liquid" Leather

6. Dramatic Necklines (huge turtlenecks)

7. Crop, Wide, or Ankle Pants (not so bad if you choose the one that looks good on your body!)

8. Wraps/Capes/Huge Scarves

9. Deconstructed Suits

10. Monochromatic Denim and Fringe

A few good trends are:

1. Athleisure wear (when it's not leggings, and is dressed up a bit)

2. Feminine details and old Hollywood glamour

3. Lace and Sheer Overlays (well, some of them -  I didn't show the terrible ones!)

 

Remember that most trends end up in the trash, and that your dress style and modesty, or lack of it, shows men if you are "wife" material or not.   Men treat you better according to how you are dressed.  Your clothes say it for you.

May God bless you this week and always, as you closely follow Him,

Janine

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