I wish someone would make a biopic or even just a documentary about Isabella Blow. I remember seeing a little piece about her in the paper in the 1990s and thinking, "Now that's someone I'd like to meet"... and ten years later she was dead, and I never did meet her :-(
I know Im randomly asking but does anybody know a way to get back into an instagram account? I somehow lost my password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
@@azariahdenver3450 are you 100% sure it's the password you've lost? I got locked out of a social media account for years and it baffled me what the password could be because I was sure I remembered it right. Then I realised it was the email I'd been getting wrong and bingo suddenly I was in. If you've got a recovery email or whatever they call it you just say you're locked out and they let you in again but I'm assuming that's not an option? Sorry but those are the only 2 things I can think of. Good luck!
Seems of it, she is described as having been creative, free to express herself, collaborative with other creatives, tender with her care for others, with less regard towards ‘self care, it is clear she was a woman of strength, of resilience, and somewhere in ‘all’ of that, she became weakened to the point of not returning. A wonder where in those moments her realization of, no matter what it was she was experiencing, no matter what was happening she was going to get through it. A wonder if there were other impact factors involved in her having said taken her own life. As she seemed so sweet, so authentic, so original it is always the wonder as to where that part of herself went, the strong woman self, of herself. Seems individuals might need to reflect through light to any darkness, as to say, No matter what, was/is/will occurring/occur inner strength will stabilize the experience(s), while acknowledging vulnerability as a part of the experience can still retain inner strength because everyone is vulnerable. IF it were jail/incarceration, If it were death/of a familymember or friend, If it were financial problems, If it were a divorce, If it were a career change, If it were romance issues/a lover leaving, If it were comes of seems the world coming out from underneath the individual, the individual themselves would try to retain a strong footed stance and or sit awhile without sulking too long, always secure in, their inner strength, and by never losing sight of the notion, no matter what was happening they were going to get through the moment time into the next moment time. IF ever there is to be a reduction of suicides, where it might be found, those two concepts. Inner strength and continuous refreshing of resilience/revitalization/getting through anything no matter how tough the experience, forward looking to enjoy the future moments reflecting fondly on past memories that which were. 😏 An unfortunate loss, she seems as though she was a bright light and the world/earth needs them.
I wonder why no one or perhaps so few didn't help Isabella when it was obvious she needed help? Yes, her talents were without question but she was also an ordinary person underneath the frocks and hats. Her depression was serious didn't anyone see that and want to help?
Thank you for uploading but... The interviewer is mumbling, making it difficult to hear what she is saying. The interview does not really give us the essence of Isabella Blow however hard Amana Harlech tries because the interviewer is so flat, her questions so uninspired.
Too much botox in this lady even then - she cannot frown. And fashion IS for the elite - they're all so often aristos who know each other, have money, it's all how they get their jobs and they're often without much experience. Issie tended to rely on relatives and people in the same circles and there IS a level of pomposity not seen in any other business. And at the end, she told me she hated EVERYONE in the industry...so I often wonder how they're all able to be so nice about her, now
Amanda eloquently telling how she met Issy. Interviewer: mmm..mm..hmm..hmmm..mmmm..mmm..m Girl, having a nap? I hate hearing her mmmmmming all throughout. She sound so sleepy and bored. mmmmm mmmmm mm
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I wish someone would make a biopic or even just a documentary about Isabella Blow. I remember seeing a little piece about her in the paper in the 1990s and thinking, "Now that's someone I'd like to meet"... and ten years later she was dead, and I never did meet her :-(
I know Im randomly asking but does anybody know a way to get back into an instagram account?
I somehow lost my password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
@@azariahdenver3450 are you 100% sure it's the password you've lost? I got locked out of a social media account for years and it baffled me what the password could be because I was sure I remembered it right. Then I realised it was the email I'd been getting wrong and bingo suddenly I was in.
If you've got a recovery email or whatever they call it you just say you're locked out and they let you in again but I'm assuming that's not an option?
Sorry but those are the only 2 things I can think of. Good luck!
Defenetly she deserves a documentary......
Rewatching this 9 years later. Great interview. Sublime storytelling. ❤
She is bewitching. I love listening to amanda
A truly bewitching woman! I greatly love her!
Seems of it, she is described as having been creative, free to express herself, collaborative with other creatives, tender with her care for others, with less regard towards ‘self care, it is clear she was a woman of strength, of resilience, and somewhere in ‘all’ of that, she became weakened to the point of not returning. A wonder where in those moments her realization of, no matter what it was she was experiencing, no matter what was happening she was going to get through it. A wonder if there were other impact factors involved in her having said taken her own life. As she seemed so sweet, so authentic, so original it is always the wonder as to where that part of herself went, the strong woman self, of herself. Seems individuals might need to reflect through light to any darkness, as to say, No matter what, was/is/will occurring/occur inner strength will stabilize the experience(s), while acknowledging vulnerability as a part of the experience can still retain inner strength because everyone is vulnerable. IF it were jail/incarceration, If it were death/of a familymember or friend, If it were financial problems, If it were a divorce, If it were a career change, If it were romance issues/a lover leaving, If it were comes of seems the world coming out from underneath the individual, the individual themselves would try to retain a strong footed stance and or sit awhile without sulking too long, always secure in, their inner strength, and by never losing sight of the notion, no matter what was happening they were going to get through the moment time into the next moment time. IF ever there is to be a reduction of suicides, where it might be found, those two concepts. Inner strength and continuous refreshing of resilience/revitalization/getting through anything no matter how tough the experience, forward looking to enjoy the future moments reflecting fondly on past memories that which were. 😏 An unfortunate loss, she seems as though she was a bright light and the world/earth needs them.
Good lord she is so beautiful
THANK YOU
Amanda is so lovely! x
I wonder why no one or perhaps so few didn't help Isabella when it was obvious she needed help?
Yes, her talents were without question but she was also an ordinary person underneath the frocks and hats. Her depression was serious didn't anyone see that and want to help?
These people are incredibly arrogant, but I still feel sad thinking about isabella.
Awwww
Thank you for uploading but... The interviewer is mumbling, making it difficult to hear what she is saying. The interview does not really give us the essence of Isabella Blow however hard Amana Harlech tries because the interviewer is so flat, her questions so uninspired.
When are they going to make a movie about her?
What a loss, I don't think there are many like Issie.
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why are fawhion people so pompous
you literally comment on every video of Amanda Harlech lmao stfu
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BECAUSE IT'S FASHION!
Because they are hiding the dark dirty secrets that make themselves wet....
Too much botox in this lady even then - she cannot frown. And fashion IS for the elite - they're all so often aristos who know each other, have money, it's all how they get their jobs and they're often without much experience. Issie tended to rely on relatives and people in the same circles and there IS a level of pomposity not seen in any other business. And at the end, she told me she hated EVERYONE in the industry...so I often wonder how they're all able to be so nice about her, now
Amanda eloquently telling how she met Issy.
Interviewer: mmm..mm..hmm..hmmm..mmmm..mmm..m
Girl, having a nap? I hate hearing her mmmmmming all throughout. She sound so sleepy and bored.
mmmmm mmmmm mm
o dear lord that irritating voice of the 'interviewer'.....