Emma Chamberlain

And that's been sort of a fun challenge.

And I've found so many cool, subtle, neutral nail art designs, mismatched sets of like a bunch of neutral colors with like blobs and swirls of color on them.

Like

just simple, neutral designs.

I will say the design I have right now is not really very simple or neutral.

I have like colorful stripes going on, but they're not so overpowering that they're like clashing with any outfits.

So I'm back into nail art, but I feel like for me, in order for them to feel like an accessory, the art can't be too detailed.

I want it to almost feel like fabric or something, like an extension of the clothes, not like detailed painted stuff on the nails.

Does this make sense?

Anyway, moving on.

Styling hoodies in a fashionable way, okay?

Hoodies are known as a comfortable piece of clothing.

We think of hoodies and we think of going to the grocery store late at night, as I mentioned earlier,

Trying to like stay low key about it, hoping you don't run into anyone, you know, wearing sweatpants with it.

Like we think of hoodies as being casual.

I don't think we often associate hoodies with fashion, you know, putting together a fit, if you will.

Well, recently, my perspective on hoodies has changed for a long time.

If I wanted a warm outer garment that was lighter than a coat, I would wear a sweater.

Recently, I'm getting into styling the hoodie in a way that feels elevated.

Like I went to a birthday party and it was at a bar and it was definitely more of a formal evening.