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Oh my, is that Poirot's pin?

Very helpful ❤

Beautiful stitches👍❤️

Wonderful to see you construct a garment would yo consider doing a video of on of your 1930’s dresses your work is beautiful ❤

Beautiful love the back opening ❤❤

Fabulous

😅 I see see 19th century clothes mixed with early 1900s while they're playing 1940s music. It's an alternative universe

Looks like you had fun❤

Would you kindly share the pattern with us. Your work is amazing merci

Fantastic

Você é linda com todo respeito❤

Would this be considered 1890s? I know the bustle undergarment was the rave during 1870s-1880s (maybe more so the 80s).

The matching gloves are perfection

Gorgeous!

Valentine's Day, 1940s night, Airforce museum in Dayton, OH.

Beautiful!

True elegance ✨ .swoon. Do you mind sharing the pattern you used (if you used one)?

Agatha Christie

Katherine Hepburn

Harvey Girl

DOCTOR Zhivago

Linda Darnell ❤❤❤❤

JOHN SINGER SERGEANT

John Singer Sargent portrait

Norma Shearer

Love 20's and 30's fashion 😊

Beautiful ❤❤❤

That back is so sexy and elegant! Beautiful dress!

Stunning dress ❤

Brings back memories. This was my grandpa and grandma’s song. They met during world war ll. At the train station. “Chattanooga choo-choo” by Glen Miller.

Thank you for this. It's very helpful for us writing in the 19th century.

Your haaaaaaaiiiiir!!! 😭❤️ And the outfit too ofc

That is lovely! So elegant😍

So pretty ❤

The old couples dancing at the back are so cute haha!

❤❤❤ WOW GORGEOUS!!❤❤❤

This is a great job well done indeed

This is called a saroual inspired by Algeria and also Ottomans people we don't say jupe culotte in French but saroual

Nice!❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹🙋‍♀️⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Congratulations!

Hi. Thank you for this amazing video, c clamps holding the frame edge which size?

Oh my my. You have saved me from lot of pain. Thanks a million trillion

Lovely ❤

The easiest way to keep head scarves in place is to use a velvet headband (like the one one use under hijab, tichel and other head coverings) with velcro. The headband don’t slip put on the right way and the scarf on top sits as glue to the headband. No bobby pins or clips needed and the Scarves don’t twist and turn and cause breakage. I had a lot of breakage from pins and clips to secure scarves to my slippery,thin nordic hair and the headband solved everything.

Cool outfit

Nice outfit

excellent!

Really cool and the dress looks entirely natural on you

Love it!

For my 80th birthday, I am driving to Durango, CO, and will ride the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Rail Road, staying overnight at the Grand Imperial Hotel in Silverton, returning on the train the next day. I will be wearing an 1883-style traveling dress, and a hat, that I have made, and hopefully carry a parasol. My problem is that as of today, my silver/white hair is maybe 4 inches long. I will not be cutting it , other than the bangs, but I am reasonably sure I will need a couple of hair pads. Unfortunately, I have very little budget for extras, and was wondering what I could use, besides real or fake hair, to make the pads? I know it has to be something that will allow pins to go through it. I hate bangs, but each time I grow my hair out from the normal 1-2” length I like, my hair grows in a different way. Luckily, this time it decided to grow with bangs, and right now I have a hairstyle reminiscent of Captain Kangaroo, a children’s program host of the 1950s through at least the mid 1970s, right down to the same color! After this long preface (sorry, I am really excited about this trip) I wonder if you have any suggestions as to what I should use for the pads? I will be dining in the hotel restaurant, so will have my hat on, in public, and of course, it is barely a hat at all, as the style dictated at the time. I hope you can find the time to reply, thank you, Lee.