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is the black skirt a half circle skirt?

Where can I find the second blouse? :)

Very fashionable

Beautiful! Unpopular opinion, but I actually think that working-class Edwardian women looked much more elegant than upper-class Edwardian women, at least when it comes to day-wear. Such a clean silhouette :)

this is exactly what i was looking for, thankyou!!

I wish I could find someone to sew me an Edwardian outfit. I'd wear it often.

Would be good to dress properly but not all in front of the camera. May be the scenes can be cut and paste. Every body can be looking this video from the entire planet earth.

You are reviving quality. Thank you.

I honestly wanna wear stuff like this as a guy, but i cant help the slight fear of looking a bit too feminine. I will wear clothes like theses, but most likely once i get the confidance and make them to avoid too much fast fashion.

SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN HOW TO USE A WASHROOM IN ALL THAT STUFF😂😂😂❤❤❤

I've been wondering for a while. . . how did women of this era prevent staining/discoloration on the armpit area? Past eras often had sleeved undergarments which would take the brunt of the staining. The only chemises I've seen from this era have been sleeveless, as are the corset covers, and then a more expensive dyed-fabric shirt was worn right on top. Wouldn't these outer shirts/dresses have pit-stained quickly for a working woman or even for upper-class women in a hot climate?

This would be my daily wear would look like if I already sewn one, and it kinda looks comfy fr.

I did not realise you need a special tool to attach end caps and I just bought a bunch... Thank you, this video is so helpful! Also didnt know plastic dip is toxic.. I've seen another RUclipsr cover the ends in plumbers tape. She swears by it, and it certainly is cheap and easy to do. What are your thoughts on that?

Lol I feel a little subconscious not wearing a bra thats it

Yo uso enaguas asi porque uso polleras hasta los tobillos invierno y verano

why do macaques love to put on european clothes?

I poured undiluted apple vinegar on my head, from the bottom at the neck and that part is the hair ruined. Dr. Eric Berg explains why. Apple vinegar is not good for the hair. It became short, dry and frizzy and it don't grow there. I am lucky I did not ruin all my hair. They lie when they say apple vinegar is good for the hair. Even when diluted it makes it very dry.

Please research Jigger Victims in Kenya. Poor Kenysns have nothing for Periods

Is it authentic that you can see the hem of the petticoat under your skirt?

Is the egg mixture easier to rinse out than regular shampoo and conditioner? I’ve been considering switching to Edwardian hair care because it seriously takes way too long to wash my hair in the shower regularly

Hello how are you? Your outfit is really nice! Can I ask you if you have ever try to remove your boots while you wearing your corset? Is it something possible?

I enjoyed your video, thank you. You look lovely in both outfits. I am really courious what it actually feels like to be in these clothes.

I think it’s quite possible that, historically, people had favourite brands of corset which they knew fitted their body shape better, and that not all corsets had the exact same torso length, for example. We have the same thing today with shoes, when we know that a particular brand fits our feet much more comfortably than the same size in a different brand.

I’m now a great-grandmother. And I remember overhearing a conversation between my mother and my grandmother, in which my grandmother referred to “those horrible monthly cloths” and how glad she was of the modern alternatives!

Wow 🤩 you look so gorgeous

Thank you for this educational video. It’s not talked about but I think it’s something we all have questions about. What did people do before earlier in history. So thank you. I appreciate all your hard work and research.

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ID WRECK JOB SITES IN THOSE BOOTS

You look so cute love Edwardian clothes

Thank you so much for this video! It is very useful in my research in Edwardian clothes as it is quite hard to just study from photographs and drawings all the time - this video helps vision how the fabrics actually moved and acted in real life. Thank you!

Hi!! I just found your channel! Please post more!!

You are so beautiful hope you do more hair washing n styling videos

Actors in corsets: It was torture. I couldn’t breathe. I could act, eat, drink, drive, sleep. I couldn’t do anything Historians in corset: hey watch me do gymnastics, sing opera, dance, and even breathe all at the same time

Tried this and no egg bits in my hair. Thank you so much I am able to do this once a month now. xoxo

Huevo,🥚🥚y limón 🍋 para lavar el cabello

when my hair was very damaged from a chemical hair relaxer I used eggs washing to strengthen and revive my weak lack luster hair back to healthy hair . I didn't know that i was to strain it first even when I used cold water to wash it out I still got pieces of egg in my hair. That's why i stopped doing it, but now I will try your method because it is truly one of the best ways to wash our hair. xoxo

Do you still do it like this?

By 1900, the average woman had 3.5 children...she wasn't pregnant constantly and was menstruating fairly regularly. 8-14 children is more an early to late 1800s thing...

How can I make a serviette supporter? I would like to make one for my menstrual periods. Also, can I recommend two layers of zorb fabric and a flannel layer underneath with a waterproof backing on the serviettes? Make them the same shape as the traditional sanitary serviettes, but with modern materials and you would, I think have a winner.

Soooo cute! 🥺😫

Wow, working class dressed well back then

GHURL THIS IS GIVING SOPHIE FROM HOWLS😭😭

This entire outfit looks identical what my great grandmother wore in the only photo I have of her. I think the Gibson girl and other fancier fashion plates are beautiful, but sometimes feel to elaborate for everyday life. This and photos of edwardian streetwear feel like I can go from work to the store to tending my garden.

Corsets...women were advised against them when expecting,tight lacing unhealthy and caused rip deformity,no wonder women fainted.

This is actually really interesting lol, nice job

You could use a mug to ladle the water over your head so you don't have to lift the heavy jug. Also I wonder how well this would work for calf length hair - and could you replace the lemon juice with white vinegar? Do you usually wash your hair with this recipe, and do you use anything to condition your hair?

Hello! Could you show the blue skirt by details? It's "A" lined, isn't? And pleated, too? How? And how thick the linen is? (for examile 200 g/m2?) And how much fabric is needed? :)

Outfits like this were worn around 110 years ago and that is astonishing

I enjoyed that video. Did you feel at all that you needed a conditioner after washing?