I agree 100%! Most men are much more respectful towards me, they’ll hold open the door & they make better eye contact when you don’t dump out the goodies ladies! I wouldn’t go back for anything!
@juliad368 Says:
To each his one. I feel street wear can be super feminine and sexy.
@maggiebrand4865 Says:
I just saw you on Dr Phil I don't know you or your husband but I am proud of the both of you God Bless the 2 of you
I'm a traditional wife 42 years this week
@OGJasian Says:
Cool story bro
@user-qr5lk8ph4g Says:
Leggings are so not Christian
@user-qr5lk8ph4g Says:
She is cosplaying
@georgiamorgan_ Says:
Awesome so glad I found you ❤ Absolutely love this 🙏🏼 Wondering where you buy your nice outfits from ? Is there an online store ? 🙏🏼🙏🏼
@bexgrosset5941 Says:
Estee I Love your style and your lifestyle. My boyfriend and I are working towards being a traditional family. Where do you get your dresses and aprons? They are beautiful!
@ADashnawMKIBC Says:
As i always say, when you buy a modern outfit, you're paying for multiple pieces. When you buy a dress, you're buying one piece. A dress at walmart is cheaper than a pair of jeans and a tshirt.
@TheHarmonicReactor Says:
You never go wrong when you dress Classy
@tenmilechicks Says:
Modesty should be a guiding factor when we are deciding what to wear for both men and women. What part of ourselves do we want others to notice first??
@MG77740 Says:
To think that nobody has called this out. Taking great effort to look lazy, lol. Lazy ambition.
@dixiethompson3604 Says:
Where do you find your dresses? They are so adorable
@freedom1557 Says:
I blush in shame for the ladies I see showing every crack with their tight black 'pants' on. Those are nothing more than footless tights.
@freedom1557 Says:
Now if we could only change the music. The music available for teens, 20s, and 30s today is what's depressing them and stressing them out.
@freedom1557 Says:
I am sewing my house dresses from 50s vintage patterns. I love the look, the feel, and the modesty.
@freedom1557 Says:
Because the retailers have created the demand for girls and women to go out and spend more money - even on slum dog clothing.
@sobean9309 Says:
I wish I could wear dresses all year round but where I live it’s just too cold most of the time :/
@yankeerebel5577 Says:
I'm a male fan of your channel and I want to thank you for giving me back some hope for the future of male/female relationships and the nuclear family. Looking around at modern women and what has resulted from toxic feminism to women,men, and families has been very despairing and sad for me. When I stumbled upon your channel,it was like a candle lit in the depths of darkness. May God bless you and your family!
@dps6198 Says:
Feminism, thats what happened.
@doochow9962 Says:
I don't know if this is your natural hair texture but wow it suits you so well!
@TXtoTN Says:
I’m almost 36. Last year my husband got called up with the marine corps and my dad passed away and I went through a super deep depression. I put on 30 pounds and I barely recognize myself. None of my pants fit so I decided to make the best of it and turn the situation around by wearing dresses and it really has helped. I have made it a goal to find myself again and dressing nicer is helping a lot! No more sweats and leggings in public.
@audshit54 Says:
i do agree that fashion has gotten lazier but fashion doesn’t have gender roles. a woman can wear pants and streetwear, a man can wear a skirt it doesn’t matter because a different in the makeup of fabric on your body does not determine your gender or the validity of your femininity/masculinity. gender isn’t a social construct but gendered fashion is.
@RG-so7jq Says:
T shirt and leggings hot
@HomemakerDaze Says:
I love sun dresses! I always look more femme in the summer. I get so cold in winter but am working on winter solutions! Cause jeans arnt even warm enough in winter anyway.
@HomemakerDaze Says:
I have an issue with my anxiety and mostly wear black clothes. But i think your style is lovely and hopefully i can branch out more often. Its also a practical issue with stains and being a mum but im sure theres ways around that haha
@HomemakerDaze Says:
Thank you for mentioning its ok to go the supermarket in your workout gear after the gym if need be. I used to waste too much time not wanting to do that. But i definitely love wearing dresses and feeling feminine. Just need a few more clothing options which can be hard to find cheaply and that fit but ill keep get there eventually. Makes me feel much better when I'm feeling beautiful.
@user-ko5bu4ot9f Says:
Forgive the mean comments, you’re reality is not there’s. Some women have been through some terrible things and though I haven’t been through half the things they’ve been through, I can understand some of the reasons behind what they do. Transformation starts in the mind and let us pray that other women will find the light, and men too, also not every woman is dealing with the same men, some men are a liability, the same way some women are.
@Katie-gq2kx Says:
Thank you so much for sharing, Estee, I really appreciate you.... I've been thinking of being more discerning with where and what I dress like and your video came up.... Thank you Estee
@gabe-gt9fb Says:
I'm just here to support you , just heard about you amazing message , may the good lord bless you and your family .
@gabriellagrimaldo6335 Says:
Leggings for working out and cleaning house. Love wearing jeans or skirts or dresses
@srams443 Says:
Very weird take, considering that people always bitched and moaned about modern clothing being: indecent, not feminine enough, not high effort enough while romanticizing the past decades fashion. You do realize 1920s or 1950s outfits were considered slutty by the standard of Victorians or people who grew up in the gilded age? The bar for what constitutes “feminine” or “modest” or “high effort” constantly updates, so your sense of acceptability is just that - yours.
This is why nobody likes you guys, you don’t have a real identity, are not occupied enough with problems and start picking up and parroting random opinions about shit no one else is worried about.
@beckkell2909 Says:
I love your dresses. On another video, in the comments section, you mentioned DM fashion and I immediately went over and ended up buying 2 dresses. They have such beautiful dresses. I stopped wearing pants 3 years ago and only wear leggings under my dresses. It is trashy how people wear leggings out in public for everyone to see every nook and cranny. So many girls out there are wearing shorts so short they expose the entire bottom. Even around my house, I only wear dresses. I do get looks wherever I go and it is because so many dress so sloppily that I stand out and probaby look dressed up. I dont care because I love feeling feminine and not trashy. My husband loves that about me. Of coursen he always feels underdressed next to me so that has inspired him to buy new clothes and thankfully, I dont have to worry about skinny jeans with him. Real men do not wear skinny jeans.
@jeremycole3008 Says:
itd be nice if you girls would quit wearing jeans all the time, or atleast make it look like the 1980s
@junelqy Says:
Part of the reason why kids are dressing as such to school is really because they don’t care. They’re there to study, not be a fashion show. With so much late nights, it’s natural they just wanna dress for comfort. And the idea of what’s comfort.. that’s really very individual. So, as much as I do agree with some of your content, I think this particular one is a little unnecessary for conversation.
@alicianoval1260 Says:
I’m asking a serious question: Does this mean women shouldn’t wear hoodies? I don’t wear them all the time but I do enjoy wearing them. I normally wear them with cute jeans though. What do you think Estee? ❤ I also wear blouses and pants and dresses.
@nanettebateson5637 Says:
Amen to that!
@anincandescentglow Says:
have you ever thought to yourself that the way other people dress has nothing to do with me?? that is so not classy
@pileofjunkinc Says:
Tbh your point of 'jeans and more comfortable than leggings' is a personal opinion and your own comfort zone.
I grew up not being able to stand the feeling of jeans.
I'm not a big fan of leggings either, I'd rather wear shorts tbh but they are far more comfortable than jeans will ever be.
(For non-gym wear I do mostly wear dresses though, but for me it's more of a laziness thing, because pants are more effort to put on than a dress.)
@nck226 Says:
I am not a woman, and while i selfishly appreciate yoga pants on certain women... I support everything you are saying. Especially being convicted by the lord. A woman in a dress is fantastic. I will always watch your vidoes to help support you and your message. Awsome vidoe with a very rational and important message.
@KP-us5pq Says:
I’m definitely guilty of this. I’ve been raising my kids for so many years. I got used to trying to fit my work out in through out the day so I’d wear work out clothes for the day. I really have been wanting to change.
@KariVance66 Says:
I like wearing stained t’s and ripping a big fart in front of my hubby! EQUALITY!!
@dainasworldnumbers88 Says:
Lulu lemon fabric is quite toxic for women. PFC , but no one cares about that.
@fishfindersk Says:
Leggings can be worn in good taste too with a long shirt and a belt but the ones I see out there now you can see the whole rear anatomy it’s disgusting really even in the gym with the cinched style of shorts or leggings now leaves little to the imagination!…very little modesty these days ! .. no way I’d be letting my daughters dress that way !
@sarmiresworld2436 Says:
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@peggymoseley1489 Says:
I LOVE it!!! Thankyou! I couldn't agree more!
@brookeguenther4909 Says:
People are going to disagree with you. People will lash out and spew hate toward you. Block them IGNORE THEM, and press on!
@novelacollection Says:
Please do a hawk or show us some pieces and list where to get them. Thanks
@arya6343 Says:
Let them wear what they want. Mind your own traditional business
@user-cd3my9rk1y Says:
Thank you for addressing this topic. I agree and appreciate all that you have shared here.
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