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Nadja x Margiela is such a great idea omg. I’d pay GOOD money to see that 😭

What a glow up! The new version totally fits in your recent collection and the tiny slashed top of the sleeves are darling.

Beautiful

Beautiful. beautiful. Hand sewing. Lovely gown & peaceful watching your sewing. Thank you !!!!

I need to know how you’ve been collecting hair in such nice conditions over the course of years from just your comb. That’s quite a feat

Love!!

I love your videos and I enjoy them a lot. I love your top in the beginning is it your design? 😀

Gorgeous, very inspiring! One question, why did you use white instead of the pink for the back of the long slashings? Not enough pink fabric?

Using the tulle really gives it a modern edge that makes less costumey (not that that's always a bad thing). This is a fabulous creation.

6:38 “This wasn’t the best way, but it was how my mind comprehended the task in that moment.” This shattered my perspective on seeing and garment construction. I love this so much. Thank you for shifting my perspective on how to “correctly” sew

I looove the miniature reproduction of sewing up the rest of the garment. Very smart, and very adorable!

I've been dreaming about a shirt with these exact sleeves, but the construction seemed too complicated in my mind. I'm totally gonna copy this method of altering a t-shirt pattern, I would've never thought of that! Such a perfect make as per usual, you truly are skilled 💕

I really love your outfit in the opening!

Love a good remake and this was good! I can see where the original pieces weren't quite where your normal wardrobe is and honestly clothes should be used so it's better this way. Although I may be sad if that Metallica tshirt bodice is on the chopping block as that was my favorite part. I should just make one myself then I guess 😆

Its awesome!!!

I absolutely love this jacket! Very impressive interpretation and upcycle. Definitely an improvement on the original garments. I’m glad you saved the bird 😊

I enjoyed watching how you refashioned previous projects to create this one. I liked the sleeves the most. My designs are just Frankensteing various patterns as my guide for my self drafted pattern. Just very basic wardrobe staples for a mix and match. I tackled my first pair of jeans and will tackle another pair soon. This time the 30s to 60s five pocket style.

Since I started watching your channel I learned to appreciate the reasoning and ideas behind other styles. I believe this is because you are a great teacher. Even though this is definitely not my style, I think it really looks good. :)

It dawns on me as I watch you hand stitch various pieces, for some it may seem tedious, for others a labor of love. You fall into that later category. But, there is so much more to it than that. You are looking at books and pictures and maybe museum collections for your ideas, and again there is a lot to delve into from that. You have to be able to deconstruct a picture to create a modern version. I know you’ve worked in the fashion industry, but you make it your own. The other, the era of clothing you are inspired by are all hand sewn, by candle. I can’t fathom the hours that went into making each elaborate piece. As I watch you hand stitch so much of your garments, that you are in essence, recreating that process in your modern versions. I don’t mean to say you aren’t utilizing your sewing machine, and these days they do all but pour your coffee. But, you use it judiciously. When you said you had to deconstructed your own sewing, I knew exactly how you felt. It had nothing to really do with the actual garment, but how you make your garments. You sew to make your garment last forever plus each one is an extension of you and a work of love.

Looks VERY great, and good job with the lighting, I can see many of the details against the dark fabric. Out of curiosity, would you expect this garment to require regular laundering? If so, how would you do it? Do we think that it's gentle cycle safe in a washing machine?

I love it!

Cutting into your creation? 😮 True badass move!

I've been thinking about sewing a jacket with sleeves like these for days. I guess the universe is trying to give me a sign with this video to just do it, right? 🙈Great video as always! 💃

I liked the original, but love the remake! It’s gorgeous and works well with your collection.

👏👏👏❤️

Gorgeous! (I also loved the "actual lint magnet" bit)

Am I the only one who doesn't understand how to insert the Gusset into a Slit instead of a seam?😅

how on earth could I miss this piece of art (I mean this video)!

I love your videos and approach and makes! For what it's worth, I adored your knitwear video with the sweater.

Thank you SO much.

we definitely need move videos form you as I am tired rewatching what is already upload, please add more, thank you!

This was the chaotic good I needed in my life!

Totally with you on 2024 being a difficult year and hoping 2025 will be better! I really enjoyed seeing your sketchbook too. Tbh I like the weird and the working through as another creative, it's fun to see how other ppl work. Honestly love your niche stuff!

only 10K??? omg, you are vastly underrated. your videos are delightful!

I'd say VERY wearable separates! ❤

I love your channel so much and am always excited when you upload. What you create is so unique and so deeply researched that I always learn so much and am very inspired! Can’t wait to see what comes this year 😊

I would absolutely looooove to see the knitwear videos!

Hi, so I'm totally new to sewing, but I'm an artist and I've already begun to fantasize about creating my own collection. This video has totally both humbled me and helped me to visualize what steps I might take to make that dream a reality (aside from generally learning how to sew and construct garments, of course... this could take awhile). I find your inspo fascinating and I can't wait to see where you go with it! Off to the next video to continue binging your content!

I have seen every single video you upload, several of them are my mostly loved and I rewatch them regularly, thank you for your everything - ideas, sharing what is behind, historical data and books, please keep recording as at least I am here waiting for more

Somehow I missed out on your last few uploads. So glad was checking my subscriptions today and realized. This is a beautiful piece! I gasped out loud at the reveal.

Congratulations hitting the 10.1K mark. Certainly enjoy your work and your shared information.

I am really looking forward to what you do this year. So excited. Watching your creations has changed the way I sew, since I am very interested in Medieval garments, ad it is fun to incorporate modern aspects and decoration into it.

Not going to lie, your knitting videos are some of my favorite!

I am glad to see you circling back to your older makes. I love that embroidered shirt - it is so lovely. Another exhausted person here. We have upped our self-care game entering 2025. Engr me intrigued with the knitting machines but don’t have time for a new hobby in this season of life. Off to watch a video I missed last year. Happy designing in 2025!

I love watching your channel! In this video, watching you talk and seam rip while chatting to us was just like doing the same with a friend sitting across from you at the table.

Girl, you are an artist. You just do you. I am pretty sure that, no matter what, I'm here for it. Really love the idea of remaking things so that you're wearing them! Wishing you a new year filled with much happiness and contentment. 🤍

In the future I think it might be cool to explore styling your made pieces back with bought pieces that you wear daily already. For several projects you mentioned the idea of "modern interpretation" and I find, personally, what of the most direct ways of "modernizing" a historical-inspired piece is to smash it up against (pair it / coordinate it with) something that I bought off the rack. There's both a contrast and a balancing act then going on between the pieces; standard vs customized, uniform construction vs. handmade, normcore vs. history-bounding. I like wearing floor-length dresses with super-cropped hoodies as an example; the hoodie is absolutely modern and mass-produced, but then the skirt hem pooling on the floor feel very old-fashion. The main thing I use to keep it cohesive is mostly colors; if the colors coordinate well then the texture or the shapes can be really different.

Your backwards cardigan video definitely suffered from the issues with filming black fibres. It was easy to become confused about the orientation of the pieces (as you yourself know!) and so harder to follow to process, and harder to appreciate all the lovely detailing. Looking forward to more beautiful, historical, crazy ideas 🙂

Its about 40-50 degrees here in Walla Walla, WA. Usually we have snow. January is when it usually dips into the negative temperatures. Its been interesting to see your ideas turned into clothing in the past year. Not quite my thing but I am a construction nerd. Thanks for sharing your time and projects. Nobody makes clothes in this town. They are all qulters. This year I am finally able to sit up at the table and sew. I started from half an hour to four hours being my limit. I am finally making good progress in walking again too. I've made a knit boat neck top with red and black stripes over beige with 3/4 sleeves as a nod to the marinier. I made a Ponte knit tennis skirt that is 2 inches above the knee. Third project was a striped fitted button up blouse with an outrageously huge collar aka 70s. Final project was black stretch jeans with barrel legs. I ordered more fabric to redo the waistband. Yesterday I started cutting out pieces to the Friday pattern co's patina blouse. Today I will trace out the pattern pieces for my size. I might even get to pinning and cutting today. I'm making g from black cotton embroidered fabric with plain black cotton for the collar and cuffs. After that about two knit dresses, A corduroy jumper and a pair of stretch cotton blend trousers. Enough bragging on my part.

I like the idea of seeing your previous projects and how you will remake them.