A short YouTube monologue (informal fashion tip) where the speaker explains how necklaces and underlayers (a camisole) affect perceived bust definition and overall silhouette. The speaker demonstrates removing a camisole to show how jewelry and layering create optical illusions that can slim a voluminous top, and references brands (Stella and Dot, Temple St. Clair) as styling options.
I have to give you a little style tip, which is, yes, I love using necklaces to help break up something that's more voluminous. But I happen to have a camisole underneath. So having the camisole underneath is not allowing the space in between the girls to really exist, which means my necklace is like flopping around and I'm not getting bust definition, which kind of makes me look like I have more girth than I naturally do, which I got girth, but this is not where I got my girth. So getting dressed is an optical illusion. Let's make the most of those optical illusions. Right? So this is what I'm going to do. I'm going to take off the camisole underneath and you're going to see how all of a sudden, then there's more shape and my necklace isn't like, am I doing a good job bouncing it? That's a really weird kind of movement, but you get what I'm saying. Oh, my God. Do you see the difference? Like now it's taking the volume out of this more poncho type sweater and you can see the definition and it's creating a bit of an hourglass magic. Right? Okay, one thing. This is super, super old Stella and Dot. Is Stella and Dot even around anymore? I don't know. But it. I originally got it, I mean, maybe 15 years ago because it reminded me of Temple St. Clair, which sort of like it was really popular and now, but it's popular again. So I'm going to link a temple St. Clair. I like for you, they're an investment. They're not Stella and Dot price, but they're beautiful. And if you have the Stella and Dot, keep it and wear it proudly.
