Emma Chamberlain

And I styled a hoodie and I felt perfectly dressed for the occasion.

I didn't feel underdressed.

I styled it up until it felt elevated.

You know, I wore a hoodie with a long skirt, actually a matching skirt with a black leather jacket over it in pointy black leather boots in a black leather bag.

Simple, comfortable, but it felt it did feel elevated, you know.

For more casual days, I've been grabbing hoodies like almost daily with jeans, with like any sort of casual pant, but styling it with like, you know, having a cool belt on and like wearing a cool shoe and like having a cool bag and like really just building it up.

I don't know.

I'm just loving a hoodie.

I love the way it feels, but for some reason I've just been liking the way it looks too.

But I also think it helps that I've found quite a few hoodies over the last few months.

Like I've slowly but surely developed a collection of really cool hoodies that don't feel as athletic.

They feel a little bit more fashion-y, if you will.

And I think that's where this love is coming from.

Because if you're wearing like a hoodie, like a Nike hoodie, and it's made out of like a sweat wicking material,

That's a hard thing.

That's a hard thing to style for a night out.

But a simple, classic, gray, cottony hoodie with a really good fit, oh yeah, you could style that thing up.

A hoodie made out of maybe an unconventional material, like some sort of knit material or something like that, that could be styled up.

I think slowly but surely collecting a few hoodies like that made me realize,

not only is this a comfortable item of clothing but it can also be a chic item of clothing so i'm enjoying styling hoodies in a fashionable way moving on classic square shaped black glasses i know what you're thinking emma why are you not wearing those right now if you're watching the video version of this episode i'm wearing round very round glasses i lost my favorite pair of square shaped black glasses