Ok, I watched. I have thoughts LOL
- I’m assuming the coats will be swapped out for her summer bits? They take up SO much space and they just assault your eyes as soon as you walk in.
- There’s no “flow” to the space. If you’re dressing, you’d go under things to shirt/pants to shoes to coat. She’s just bouncing all over the room. Maybe I’m weird, but I like a flow.
- Where are all her button downs and t-shirts? Both I would assume she’d be wearing as layers under knitwear.
- LOL to her condescending “we’ve never seen moths” as if she expected them because the former owners were such slobs according to her. I wouldn’t be surprised if she does get moths because nothing is protected and the clothes are right by dank and drafty eaves.
- The ottoman looks so cheap.
- The “styling” of the room with the coffee table books is just so stupid and really just another surface for dust.
- That didn’t look like all her sweatsuits/loungewear. She has a number of matching cashmere looking sets.
- Where’s her (aesthetically pleasing, of course) laundry hamper?
- Those were a lot of bins full of summer stuff.
- I’d like to see the rails she kept going on about and what’s still hanging on those.
- Why wouldn’t you have your scarves, gloves and winter hats by the door? Same with all the everyday coats. Why was the Totem dog walking coat upstairs and not hanging downstairs? Does she seriously go upstairs to grab her coat before leaving then walk it all the way back upstairs to put it back? I guess when you’re an influencer and have a ton of time on your hands, voluntarily inconveniencing yourself is acceptable
- Hilarious she just replaced all her black hangers with wooden ones that were initially replaced by the black ones. But she still had to buy all new wooden hangers
What a waste.
In my opinion, if you have to take all your clothes off the rails and out of drawers in order to swap them for a different season’s worth of clothing, YOU HAVE TOO MUCH CLOTHING.
