Getting Dressed in the 1830s | 19th Century Clothing
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Hello everyone and welcome to a new video!
This week, I wanted to show you all the layers that go under the dress I posted about last week. I really enjoy the layering of historical costume, so I was really excited to film this kind of video. I also always feel super cute in historical undergarments (even with the ridiculous 1830s hair!). If you missed last week's video, where I showed the making of this dress, it's linked down below. It's based on an illustration by @chloe.z.arts on IG (www.instagram....) in her series of historical witches. This was the Eclectic Witch, in an 1830s design. The last photo was taken by the awesome Eugene Artjomenko (www.instagram....) on IG. I also have some videos on the making of some of the undergarments, linked below.
-- RELATIVE THINGS --
1830s/1840s undergarments • Making an 1840s dress
Making the Shift • Making 18th Century Un...
Making of the Dress video • Making a Historical Vi...
-- MORE --
Patreon (exclusive videos), / catscostumery
Instagram (perhaps overactive stories): @catscostumery
/ catscostumery
Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/V7V7...
Blog: happilyevertaf...
Facebook: / catscostumery
-- All Amazon Links are affiliate links! I also have a list of all my useful sewing things here: www.amazon.com... --
For business inquiries, email catscostumery@makrwatch.com
Music is from Epidemic Sound.
I get, like, 1830s Beauxbatons vibes from the color scheme and I love it. Such a great ensemble, and I loved how you pulled your wand out at the end!
Me too!
Thats instantly what I thought soon as I saw it.
This is what I knew I thought instantly after you mentioned it, but could not put not put my finger on before it was mentioned.
very pretty! also, your cinematography is getting better and better (i'm not sure whether you're striving towards something, or whether this is just coincidence, but this video looks extra nice :)
I really love this whole outfit! The trim on the capelet is so pretty., and it still reminds me of the blue fairy in Disney’s Cinderella in all the best ways. Oh, and don’t feel bad…Even the strongest, most self-sufficient witches and wizards require help occasionally 😉.
2 ww2 ww2
Beautiful dress! The capelet is eye-catching with the lovely fringe. I laughed when you pulled out the elder wand, I know I tempt the fates and the wizardess.
This is honestly one of the prettiest costumes that I've ever seen!! It's such a stunning colour on you!
Your videos are getting better and better, congratulations! And that dress is definetly Beauxbatons 1830 uniform. And love that capelet, so I'm on my way to see how it's done!
That is one gorgeous dress! A tour deforce bit of period dressmaking, I really blown away.
Does your familiar iron? It would be helpful with all those petticoats…
Ohh Cat! My favorite part at the end, muah! Perfection. 🪄
Beautiful relaxing and inspiring video!
That outfit ensemble! Bravo!
Well done! 👍👍👍👍👍
I love the embroidery!
This outfit is gorgeous! Well done. You should be proud.
you could go for such a wide-brimmed witch hat with this silhouette without it seeming out of place, i never would have thought of 1930's sleeves paired up with big witch hat on my own
This is stunning. Love to see an evening bodice for this look (even though it's not original to the inspiration). The gloves and your glasses just make this 😘
The hat REALLY completes that look. I love this so much
I love this outfit 😍 the color, the floofiness, the details. Makes you look like a powerful witch from an animated series ❤
This is the best video so far and your subject, well…is picture perfect. And the human is absolutely beautiful. Thank you letting us join you in your sewing journey.💖
Lovley! Yes, I am taking about you 🥰
The trim and embroidery on this outfit is exquisite! Thank you for showing it to us.
Excellent and interesting! And I think that I take too long to get dressed!
I love everything about this outfit! The trim is perfect, and the leave pattern is exquisite.
I'm very impressed with your ability to tie bows behind your back. Despite years of wearing an apron, I could never manage it.
On a different note, people always say that depending on how you're feeling that day, you could loosen or tighten your corset. But that dress seems very form fitting, so how much actual give does that dress have? How much of a struggle would it be to hook those back hooks if you needed to wear your corset looser that day, due to bloating or something like that?
I had to learn to tie nice bows in my back for performances. There is actually a technique, and next a loooot of training to get the muscle memory. But it's easier with some materials.
Maybe someone has made a very about it
The dress itself is gorgeous, your photography is amazing and the video is very calming. Love it.
(And I May or May not have sighed when saw those two beautifully starched petticoats)
This is so soothing! ☺️ I neeeed to try to make a capelet like that, it is so cute.
This is all so lovely! Thank you for showing us.
I’m glad you don’t wrap your laces around your corset. But you have been going to school and researching stays and things, I’m not surprised.
I’m excited that I finally have my own sewing machine! I can’t wait to follow your videos again but this time because I’m waking something similar.
I think a corded petticoat is going to stump me for a bit.
(Also, wouldn’t shoes have been after stockings? Hard to put those on after the corset. )
Adorable ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 the details are beautiful 💕
I think this is my favorite outfit on you so far. It really suits you.
Fairy godmother vibes 💕
I tend to truly dislike a lot about the style of the 1830's but you made it genuinely pretty and sweet. :)
Lovely!
That dress is so pretty
hooray--we get to see the whole dress!!! xoxoxoxoxo
Seriously, one of the prettiest things I've seen on Costube.... or anywhere. I see you don't subscribe to boots before corset?
She is beauty
She is grace
She does not tight lace
Gorgeous!! It’s a stunning outfit
Cat, absolutely beautiful! Great job!
This dress is reminiscent of the ones little girls were put in, in the late 80s early 90s. I think it's the frilly collar and puffy sleeves.
Exquisite!!!
INCRÍVEL..ESPETACULAR..MARAVILHOSA
So amazing!
Pretty. Since I didn't see drawers mentioned, did you choose to skip them?
Wunderschön 👏👍
I would imagine tight lacing, when it was done, would only have been done by ladies; a farm woman, or a working class woman, would have needed all the mobility she could have.
Tight lacing was popularised in the 1850s but most people thought it a bush thing to do even rich people
👗
How did you attach the hat? I couldn't spy a spot where a hat pin would go!
This gives off fairy god mother vibes🥰
Sooo puffy!
I love the hat, I just don't get how it's keept in place🙃
Wouldn't there be a collar on the capelet?
Hi! My Mom loves the music (and the dress!). She's asked me to find the name and I can't. Epidemic Sound seems to be a conglomerate. Might I bother you for the name of the piece and the artist? So sorry, and you are so lovely! Thank you!
Do you have a vid about the capelet? Im curious what you used around the edges.
She shows the trim in a previous video about making the outfit.
What is the source of the corset you wore in this video?
😀
Yikes ELDER WAND
first????
I'm glad I'm not the only one making silly faces whil getting dressed in historical dress.