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  • - Hi, everyone!

  • It's your girl Jenn, welcome back.

  • Today, I am doing a very much anticipated episode

  • of What Would Jenn Wear.

  • If you are just tuning in, this is a segment on

  • my channel where you tweet me your fashion dilemma,

  • and I try my best to answer it.

  • We are currently on the 13th episode.

  • This is crazy.

  • But yeah, we've got a slew of fashion dilemmas,

  • and before I get started, if you are not subscribed

  • to my channel, the button is down there, hit that,

  • become a gem today, and let's get started.

  • Isabel asks, what would you wear for a picnic?

  • Love you and your videos so much.

  • Aw, thank you.

  • So, if you've been watching my channel for awhile,

  • then you know how much I love picnics.

  • I just love eating outdoors.

  • I love eating indoors too, but something about, like,

  • having a fresh breeze while eating is just

  • a really great sensation.

  • So, here is my picnic outfit.

  • I decided to rock some cute little overalls,

  • because they're loose and comfortable and great on the go.

  • Underneath, I wore this off-the-shoulder top,

  • then I threw on a white cap, just in case the sun

  • is a little intense, and then I rocked these new Adidas

  • for a nice sporty feel.

  • I think this outfit is perfect for picnics,

  • because it's just comfortable, and when you are outside

  • and you just wanna have fun, outfits like these

  • are just perfect.

  • Also, I haven't been on a picnic since Valentine's day,

  • so I'm definitely overdue.

  • Next up, I've got a question from Cornhub.

  • What would you wear if you were in a punk music video?

  • I love this question.

  • I thought it was very original,

  • thank you for sending that over.

  • So, this is my punk-inspired look.

  • For this outfit, I had to bust out this latex skirt

  • from Dolls Kill.

  • I've had this skirt for, like, a couple of months now,

  • but I had trouble styling it, so this question

  • was just the perfect reason to play around with it.

  • I decided to wear this bright orange top from Pleasures.

  • For accessories, I piled on the silver jewelry,

  • and then added some fishnets to really spice it up.

  • For shoes, I just wore these boots with stars on the back,

  • but ideally, I would have loved to worn some Doc Martens,

  • I feel like that would have been more true to, like,

  • the punk nature, but if I'm gonna be completely honest

  • with you, I sold all my Doc Martens because they were just

  • so uncomfortable, I just didn't have the patience

  • to break them in.

  • Like, I wore them a good, like, five or six times, but just,

  • my feet couldn't handle it.

  • So yeah, just imagine I'm wearing Doc Martens for this look.

  • The next tweet comes from Sugaglow.

  • What would Jenn wear if you gained a little sum sum

  • in your midsection but still trying to look cute and sexy

  • for the summer?

  • LOL, help.

  • So, I actually was in this predicament last summer.

  • I'd gained, like, a good 10 to 15 pounds and, y'know,

  • I was still filming and shooting and still feeling cute

  • in my outfits, but on days when I just felt, like,

  • extra bloated and just extra chunky, I would just always

  • go to a flowy maxi dress.

  • I know you would feel like this wouldn't be the item to wear

  • when you're feeling, y'know, bigger, but it's just

  • so slimming, and this dress is from Misa.

  • I absolutely love the pattern because it really hides

  • every food baby and it's just very forgiving to the body.

  • I love the fact that the sleeves are off the shoulders,

  • so it adds a little coverage to the arms,

  • and the elastic part on the stomach

  • gives more shape to the body.

  • I decided to wear some comfortable heels with this look,

  • because height always counteracts any extra pounds,

  • and then I rocked these fun bobble earrings

  • to bring more attention on the face.

  • I think the way that you dress yourself really affects

  • the way you feel in an outfit.

  • Even when I gained, y'know, some weight last year,

  • it was all about how an article of clothing fit my body.

  • In the end, it's all about the fit.

  • Question number four is from Faith.

  • What would Jenn wear to an art festival?

  • Love you!

  • So, I picked this question out because I genuinely do

  • want to attend an art festival this summer,

  • so, really praying that it happens.

  • But this is my outfit for the occasion.

  • I decided to style this outfit around this floral

  • off the shoulder top with these fun billowy sleeves.

  • I think that the use of rainbow colors on the sleeves

  • are a good representation of art.

  • For my bottoms, I'm rocking these denim shorts,

  • and then I threw on this woven beret,

  • because I feel like all art connoisseurs should own a beret,

  • it just goes hand in hand.

  • When you're critiquing art or admiring art,

  • just a beret, really just, y'know, ties everything together.

  • The next dilemma comes from Gem.

  • What would Jenn wear for a styling workwear

  • in a media company?

  • I feel like media companies or even, like, PR agencies,

  • you're allowed to really wear stuff that's more relaxed

  • and just a little bit more modern.

  • So, this is my take on business casual.

  • I kind of met somewhere in the middle

  • with this black and white ensemble.

  • I'm rocking this lightweight patterned blazer,

  • and I feel like it's still professional,

  • but has a young feel to it.

  • Underneath, I'm wearing a button-down.

  • It's a little sheer, so if it's too sheer for where

  • you work, definitely wear something that's more opaque.

  • For bottoms, I'm wearing these black skinnies,

  • I think they're very tailored and just streamline the look.

  • And then and I rock these heels from The Kooples,

  • they are just, like, my most professional shoe,

  • and yeah, this is what I would wear

  • if I worked in an office.

  • I have never actually worked in one,

  • but I do visit a lot of them for my meetings.

  • So, the last question comes from Paula.

  • She asks, I'm having a hard time styling culottes.

  • I love them, but I think they make me look shorter.

  • How can I style them?

  • Thank you!

  • So, I'm pretty short too, I'm five foot one,

  • and that doesn't stop me from wearing culottes

  • or whatever, like, fashion trend I wanna try out.

  • I think, in the end, it's all about the way

  • something fits on you.

  • For this outfit, I'm wearing these, like, wide-leg bottoms.

  • They're a little bit long to be considered culottes,

  • but my advice for styling both of these pieces

  • are exactly the same.

  • When you're dealing with a wider bottom,

  • definitely wear something more fitted on top.

  • If you're feeling a little too short,

  • always just throw on some heels, that's, like, an easy,

  • no-brainer solution, and since this is, like, a summer look,

  • I threw on this big straw hat and wore some gold jewelry.

  • Alright, guys, that concludes this episode

  • of What Would Jenn Wear.

  • If you would like to be featured in the next episode,

  • feel free to write your fashion dilemma

  • in the comments down below, or tweet me @imjennim

  • and use the hashtag WWJW, and you might be featured

  • in the next one.

  • I want to thank you guys so much for watching,

  • and have a beautiful rest of your day.

  • I'll see you guys in the next one.

  • Bye!

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    Chloe Chen posted on 2017/07/15
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