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Is the cure for loneliness hiding in your closet? | Mollie Kaye | TEDxSurrey

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Is the cure for loneliness hiding in your closet? | Mollie Kaye | TEDxSurrey Comment from : @almaisaks

Up lifting and entertaining! Comment from : @esperansaloughran693

You look gorgeous and wear that outfit so well!!!❤ Comment from : @cindypock4949

I'm shy but I wear very colorful clothing Comment from : @queenadarona4451

I just today realized you're from Victoria I was there the summer Princess Di was married What a beautiful city Hope it's still like that! Comment from : @queenadarona4451

You can do this by simply being aware and beginning a conversation by asking the person a genuine question Being curious and having a desire to learn is what builds connection Comment from : @K2Gardens

To men: Be very careful about talking to women, just saying hello can get you in troublebrWomen over sixty don't seem to mind when you talk to them Thanks ladies Comment from : @random269

I am the special occasion and will dress for it❤ Mahalo! Comment from : @lsfogel1

posting 4 months later I dressed in 1860's outfits to watch my husband play vintage baseball It was a blast People would take our picture Comment from : @vivala9547

Wow 🤩 Comment from : @Svillase

Wow this talk was so powerful Comment from : @sOCKSgirl

won't work for me: Im Autistic with no self esteem Wouldn't know what to say to people anyways An"hello" from a stranger doesn't make you less lonely at home or on holidays when everyone is with his family Comment from : @janica4688

Absolutny wonderful 🎉 thank you We don’t need a permission to look good or use are best china! Comment from : @alinatolloczko5543

Love 💚💚💚 Comment from : @annenglish2851

Excellent video!!! Comment from : @audreycasassa1683

Bravo Mollie! I’m proud to call you a colleague in human connection! ❤ Comment from : @talk2morepeople

I am a university professor and I used to dress very, very presentably and well for work It was all professional but a little more special than usual I was receiving incessant comments from the students about my outfits The comments were positive and, with the exception to one, not inappropriate but it was inappropriate for the students to comment on my clothes So I stopped Now I wear the same beige outfit every day I teach The students now pay attention to my teaching only and, sad to say, but it works out much better for me professionally So there you have it, "invisawear" is sometimes what I prefer Comment from : @iaia2022

Excellent talk, you could join a good Bible based church to meet people too 🙏🏻 Comment from : @jackiesicilian5720

I also like having some kind of style and dress accordingly at work Nothing special or revealing just usual stuff and senior executives would always compliment me for how I lookSadly, some seniors would talk behind my back as a person who only care about looks only & as if I’m trying to get male attention 😅 even they know that I’m also competent in my area of work Comment from : @KhaingThiriWai-h9m

Thank you Comment from : @sunnystump5155

Some of these speakers seem to be wannabe actors Kookie Comment from : @irisheyes5890

Love this beautiful and fun lady!! Comment from : @Joyfulkatz

I love this so, so much!!! Im going to do something!brMade me thonk of my mama She passed last November82that girl wore bling like her very breath drpended on it Nails, hair makeup, jewelry, shoesalways people always stopped us when we were out because they either knew her or had a coment about something on her body She loved people, laughing and knowing their story I truly believe she used all of that to break the icetearsi miss her much Comment from : @madamedennis6726

I always try to tell women that they look cute, and I can tell they've made an effort The smile I get is so rewarding Comment from : @utahboxergirl11

I love this Im 34 and have anxiety Let me say start with the old ladies Smile and say hello The old men too nayone 20 to 30 years or more tour aenior just smile and wave Smile and wave at babies and dogs It gives the world joy Comment from : @savage424

Thank you My closet is full of poor quality boring stuff I have been saying for a year that I need to remove 75 of it and keep the quality timely pieces This will make it easy Comment from : @carmenhealer4635

I crochet and knit I wear what I've made, and I've found it's a conversation starter Comment from : @Baselle

I think this kind of outfit should be fashion again Everybody just love the 20's, the 30's, the 40's and the 50's dress code, but somehow nobody has the courage to wear like that anymore Have you ever paid attention to the Batman's films? Mainly those from the 90's? The people dressed like in the 40'/50's I loved that Comment from : @vhanderlan

❤ Comment from : @RevMaryWashington7998

Love thisTed xawesome thank you Comment from : @DawnRoberts-e4s

ITS SO FIFTIES it looks uncomfortable Those tight pointy shoes, itch panty hose, gloves and a little hard purse Well, good for you but you look like a stepford wife Comment from : @libertyblueskyes2564

Is your title referring to my 😉“back” massager …I named it Henry … As in John Henry 🫨🫨🫨😳😩🥰 Comment from : @TheDevineFempress

Never thought about dressing to open up connections Eye opener Comment from : @kanimozhir1281

Lembrei dessa linda palestra quando estava no aeroporto e um moço notou minha capivara cor de rosa pendurada na mochila Ele elogiou e conversamos enquanto descíamos a escada rolante Não tinha notado, mas aquele chaveiro estava na minha “Hello zone” ! 🥰 Comment from : @RenataMoreiraSerra

This was on my save to watch later playlist foe the longest time I knew it'd be profound I like thrifting unique clothes but never found the occasion to wesr them Now i know, I am the occasion Comment from : @Sahyong

I love watching film footage of ordinary people in the 30's 40's 50's 60's even 70's going about their day, doing ordinary stuff like grocery shopping The majority dressed really well Working class men often wore a suit and a cap on the 20's and 30's My Grand-Mother - born 1906 dressed well She didn't have many clothes in her wardrobe, but what she had was nice brNowadays, the shops are full of the most beautiful clothes but you never see anyone wearing them Most people will wear jeans and a hoodie and trainers - so boring I was once sat outside a cafe on a hot summers day and four elderly ladies walked by, in pretty summer dresses and they each carried a parasole I stopped one of them to say how lovely they all looked She said she and her friends always dressed that way when they met up It was like seeing people from another era, a very charming, soft and more genteel era It would be good to see everyone make an effort as we would all enjoy looking at people wearing beautiful outfits I have just bought a very out there coat and this has really helped me to look forward to wearing it I hope it brings joy to others to see me wearing it Comment from : @softsophisticate

This woman is lovely to listen to; so well spoken ❤ Comment from : @koogoogle

Dear Mollie Kaye Yes! Yes! Yes! You are so correct You’ve inspired me to remember how many times my mood had been uplifted by a compliment from a stranger or a friend as I walked down the street after making an effort to dress well & wear a pretty flower or a brooch I’d forgotten that as I’ve grown older & consequently more shut in & lonely so TODAY starts a new chapter in my life‼️ Thank you 💜🙋‍♀️🌺🌷 Comment from : @kaycross300

Splendid! Comment from : @cosettadc8486

What a great idea ❤ Comment from : @GdHr-oz5ph

I can conclude from reading the comments that Mollie established a highly sophisticated community here with this speech😍😍😍 Comment from : @mirablilisr7177

You are exquisite! Thank you! ❤️ Comment from : @lindamotyka6500

Most people in the US need to be more fashionable Why do they just wear sweats, shorts, T-shirt, and baseball caps Comment from : @chubbieminami3274

❤❤❤ Comment from : @poc4dw

Wow, absolutely great talk!! Very relevant Comment from : @astrudlang7557

Wow what a concept!!!! Thank you so much!!!❤❤🎉 Comment from : @tiniciayoung

Splendid! ✨👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽☺️ Comment from : @louiselevell8151

Very encouraging and delightful! Comment from : @sharonhopper7272

great ideas, (I'm way ahead of her on this) but, I wish she didn't speak to the audience as if they were five-year olds Comment from : @more5347

Thanks this talk gives me an insigt to dress up😊 Comment from : @lips90

Omg!! That’s me 😮wearing invisiwear Comment from : @bernicepena

I love her clothes, they are beautiful and looks wonderful on her Every woman dressed in the best they had when they went out, when I grew up Love this Comment from : @Princess_karen

PHEW I've never felt more mismatched on the algorithm - is this what rich folk stay up thinking about? 😆😄🫣 Eeeek Comment from : @rebyrae592

❤❤❤ Comment from : @1rahmaan

I've never heard of TEDx Talks but I'm so very glad I found it So on point and so true Comment from : @BLuna-xp5lc

She’s lucky because she’s thin and can wear all of these wonderful vintage clothes Comment from : @btpuppy2

What a magical lady ❤ Comment from : @suzannebolt7949

So glad I watched this I'm out and about everyday feeling very invisible Today will be different I hope Thank you, Mollie Comment from : @cher-amirose7109

Love this!! The magic of “drag”!! Comment from : @AvaGrail

Not necessarily clothing but still standing out in the mass of phone focused people- I love to crochet and I started to crochet in the bus or the train, and sometimes people comment on it, sometimes they just smile, and occasionally I'll even overhear a conversation changing topics inspired by my activity Comment from : @flyingroses

I do not need to be the center of attention It is not necessary to justify my existence I find it tiring Comment from : @Stess-ky4gn

One of my favority TEDx talks Comment from : @tbehnam8503

Beautiful!! I needed to hear this today ❤ Comment from : @kpalimar

Thank you for the permission to be fabulous I was inspired and encouraged by your talk and by people’s comments in response Comment from : @janinelattimore5154

Aww hurt my heart 'I made myself disappear, but nobody ever found me' Growing up in Berkeley Calif in the 60's that was never my issue💃😁💐🙋🏽‍♀️ Comment from : @luciclaireshedoe2230

Ten thumbs up, Mollie Kaye! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 I loved your talk, and am so inspired Thank you! Comment from : @Elizabeth-arb22

adopt a dog Comment from : @AnaGarcia-si4dn

I am happy to say good morning to stranger, and that's enough for me Comment from : @totiwuo

I have 6 kids and I take them all shopping with me It’s like shopping with a circus, but we attract plenty of conversations! Comment from : @meganwiedeman5040

I don’t think better health is how we dress, but it can help boost a temporary mood I think it’s how we treat people Comment from : @sarahdejong4248

Phenomenal!! Thank you, Mollie for your courageous, uplifting and brilliant talk! Comment from : @leahdaly1219

Love this! I have a saying, "Show up shiny!" Comment from : @theannekerryford

Thank you Comment from : @SaffronJ7R

I call this “peacocking” and I desperately cling to it because I’m so introverted 😅 Comment from : @shiivainu9442

Amazing! Comment from : @EdnaDei

You are the special occasion Absolutely true Believe Comment from : @judithholleran6423

thank you Comment from : @LorindaSmith-vy9xh

Go, Mollie! All so true I've talked to strangers in London for 10 minutes because they liked my outfit or I liked theirs! Yes, even in London Town! Suzi x Comment from : @AlternativeAgeing

Duuuude Was not prepared to sob this morning 🙃 thank you for the reminders Comment from : @Randomname_y

Amazing Thank you! Comment from : @estrella262

Thank you my Dear Lady you made my day Comment from : @jishamolaj6383

Remote work requires discipline in this practice but for me just from head to waist, still wearing my shorts 😙 Comment from : @acer4237

This is wonderful i really enjoyed her speech Comment from : @scorpio7938

statement pieces i used to hide my star trekkieness, i got tortured for it as a child Now? I put my star trek and queer pins on my bag and I find my people I also wear "lame" hippie pattern yoga pants and meet fellow pagan/new age types Comment from : @nardo218

Awesome talk❤❤❤❤ Comment from : @Oldhippiechickadventures

I wear some type of hat almost every day From leather steam-pink-ish top hats to fedoras to berets, they can be quite the conversations starters! Comment from : @rhondaharding820

I usually dress up on weekends and it does make me feel better It doesn't have to be too dressy either, just something different and unexpected Comment from : @tonyak2446

I only have one wordbrbrbrbrbrEXCELLENT ❤❤❤❤ Comment from : @VanesseSmal-bt8wc

this ted talk really made me smile can't wait to start adding things to my "hello zone!" Comment from : @faithskinner

Thank you 😊 Comment from : @nnekaevangeline

easier approach: see other people and extend love to them wanting to be seen isnt about what the eyes see, but much deeper it is the love in our hearts that makes the connection, and that is beyond seeing that is vision no easier way to be seen than to genuinely see others from the heart no easier way to cure loneliness than to interrupt self-absorption and focus on the people around you instead and the lovely moments you can share with them what you wear is virtually irrelevant Comment from : @niconico4114

I LOVE your style!! Is that a hat or a headwrap in tulle?? Comment from : @aandrus2169

Wow, her quote about "disappearing and nobody finding" really hit me Mollie Kaye is so right – we crave invisibility yet yearn to be seenbrbrThis talk perfectly captured the idea that expressing yourself through style can be so much more than just clothing It's self-care, confidence, and a way to connect with others who share your vibe It shows you're not alone! Comment from : @bindika212

Superb 👍🫶🙋‍♀️ Comment from : @rashidabaakza8554

Fabulous! ❤ Comment from : @sidhedances8582

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