I can’t believe these garments were all made by hand. That alone blows my mind!! As someone who voted for your next video to be a tour of the Medici sites in Florence, I was completely drawn in & fascinated by this one since you combined my interests of history, economics, & fashion. But let’s just face it, every video you make is super illuminating!! 🦉🌷💀
Women made the family’s clothes for literally thousands of years…it wasn’t until the invention of the sewing machine and factory production that they were freed of that burden. They and men also made the fabric. There may still be places in the world where clothes are handmade but they are few and far between.
I love your videos, very well thought out and well researched, accompanied by a wonderful array of images, actually from the time that you're talking about, not some AI rubbish most people put in their videos very well done
@@historybylynny you're doing an amazing job. I am a fellow historian and in the many bits you say which I find wonderfully insightful. Keep up the good work
Wonderful video. I love that they took advantage of every opportunity to accessorize. I greatly appreciate that you not only point out, but offer proper terminology and detail, for the fashion.
I can only think of how hot people must have been with all those clothes on! I love the clothing from these years it’s so beautiful, I wish more survived. Great video😊
Many different sources of evidence, like burials, have confirmed that these are authentic depictions. In other words, it's not just from looking at images that we know anything about fashion.
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I can’t believe these garments were all made by hand. That alone blows my mind!! As someone who voted for your next video to be a tour of the Medici sites in Florence, I was completely drawn in & fascinated by this one since you combined my interests of history, economics, & fashion. But let’s just face it, every video you make is super illuminating!! 🦉🌷💀
I am so glad you ended up enjoying this video! And don’t worry, the Medici sites video will still be coming. 😃
Women made the family’s clothes for literally thousands of years…it wasn’t until the invention of the sewing machine and factory production that they were freed of that burden. They and men also made the fabric. There may still be places in the world where clothes are handmade but they are few and far between.
Thank you, Lynny, for both educating and entertaining us.
😊 thank you for watching!
Modern fashion lacks the beauty, imagination and character of these medieval styles
Wonderful video as always!
Thank you!
The Burgundian gown is by far the most elegant of all of the styles. It best represents the height of 15th century fashion.
One of my favorites for sure!
Thank you for posting. So interesting.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
always love your videos😃
Thank you! 😀
I love your videos, very well thought out and well researched, accompanied by a wonderful array of images, actually from the time that you're talking about, not some AI rubbish most people put in their videos very well done
Thank you! I try to make sure I find as many decent quality images from that time, or that relate, i feel it really helps tell the story.
@@historybylynny you're doing an amazing job. I am a fellow historian and in the many bits you say which I find wonderfully insightful. Keep up the good work
Wonderful video. I love that they took advantage of every opportunity to accessorize. I greatly appreciate that you not only point out, but offer proper terminology and detail, for the fashion.
Yes, i love all the accessories as well! Those belts 😀
Thank you!
Thank You Lyn... I find this history fascinating. The visuals makes all much more fascinating.... TM
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it
Such a good channel.
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What was the black cord I always see around their neck that seems to I have a pendant or may be a cross at the end of it tucked under the bodice?
I always like Burgundian dresses but Gamorras are too cute lol
The burgundian is fun with that neckline and I love the pink giornea!
I can only think of how hot people must have been with all those clothes on! I love the clothing from these years it’s so beautiful, I wish more survived. Great video😊
There was no climatical changes until 19th century.
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Beautiful clothing in the 1400’s..and the head dresses
The headdresses were something else! Wish we had some extant ones to see
I like to make giornea for a male - and wear it history bounding like
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Great video - annoying sound at 2:17
Made me check my smoke detector 😂. Should've just checked the comment section
You do know these are paintings? Meaning they are not exactly how things were and the painter uses his imagination as well.
I am fully aware these are paintings 😂
Many different sources of evidence, like burials, have confirmed that these are authentic depictions. In other words, it's not just from looking at images that we know anything about fashion.
7:40 ah yes, a painting
Ugh...Some people allways have to be right...allways criticizing and negative. You lack citation in APA if you are going to, " go there".