Riiiight! The fifa world cup had an entire tribute during the closing ceremony in 98. If football understands his contribution how is he not mentioned here?!
Hello, I'm a French girl, and yes, Yves Saint Laurent is really present in our fashion culture. But this video is totally wrong about our fashion history. Really.
Aina Safiya the comments, mostly- lots of these are easily debunkable as fake. They claim this to be historical fashion, except they are only imitating photo shoots, which literally is NOT what people wore everyday lol
Me too and this is luxury and historical fashion everybody knows that most French people don't dress like that everyday, the reason perhaps why you haven't seen it may be because you don't care about actual fashion and designers you know
Schiaparelli was Italian not French. She was actually the nemesis of Coco Chanel. Compared to Cut’s 100 Years of French Beauty, this isn’t accurate. During the 1930s and 1940s France was affected by WWII, so their style became less luxurious in order to send fabric to the front lines.
It was in Paris that she began making her own clothes, as well as launching her house Place Vendôme. Lots of immigrants influenced and made Paris fashion.
Je suis désolé, mais étant moi-même costumier ayant étudié, comme il se doit, l'histoire de la mode et du costume (comme tous les gens s'intéressant un temps soit peu de près comme de loin et à la mode), je peux dire que cette soi-disante vidéo retraçant la mode de 1910 à 2010 est du grand n'importe quoi. Ce n'est pourtant pas compliqué de regarder n'importe quels articles, innombrables blogs, documentaires, films d'époque (même avec des anachronismes assumés ou très approximatifs), photos, etc... pour avoir une petite idée de ce que pouvaient porter nos parents et grands-parents. Ce ne sont que clichés caricaturaux qui ne correspondent à rien : Une femme en "1940" avec une robe tulipe à trop ample jupon, se terminant au niveau des genoux, avec bustier bateau et taille très marquée, grande capeline blanche finissant la composition... n'existe pas. Pour la bonne raison que cette femme était en pleine guerre et qu'elle avait autre chose à foutre que "se déguiser" avec vingt ans d'avance ! 😂😂😂 Et même si le New Look est apparu en 1947, ce n'est sûrement pas dans cette dégaine... 🤤
1950 ces horribles ils se sont inspirés du vieux cliché du français le T-shirt à rayures et le pantalon tros large et les chaussures bateau c'est Moche 😂😂😂
En aucun cas c’est représentatif du style de vêtements populaires mais plutôt à ce que la haute couture faisais j’ai l’impression. En tout cas, c’est vraiment des conneries
I don't think this was accurate. First, that cloche in the 1920s looked more like british guards hat than a cloche. Second, the New Look came after the war, in the 50s it became popular. Third, the stripes were introduced by Chanel in the 20s, not in the 50s. Fourth, you didn't mention the Chanel suit in the 60s, that influenced a lot of celebrities that time, such as Jackie O. Fifth, you also didn't mention Saint Laurent famous androgynous look in the 70s, with the female smoking/tuxedo. Sixth, that crab thing in the 30s was ridiculous.
I agree with you on almost all of your points, but technically they were correct by placing the new look in the 1940's, as the fashion show where Dior presented this look for the first time was in 1947 to be exact. But the style only became popular in the 1950's, so I don't think the look represents the 40's well. And the dress they used to represent the new look was quite bad I think. way too short and clearly not worn with the proper undergarments
Ilse yes, I agree. I don't think that the New Look represents the 40s, since it appeared in the end of the decade and just became popular in the 50s. For the 40s they should've chosen a more simple garment, since during the war the clothes were simple and with less fabric.
Now the new look was a thing in france, but this is wrong simply because the new look was formed after the war. So this is displaying the entire 1940's frnech fashion.
I'm french and when I saw this video I was like " mhhh french women wore crab outfit in 1930?!" NOO and did you see 2010 outfit it looks like old fashioned kim kardashian's suit!
if you search up 1930 french fashion the picture they used is there . , . maybe they are just going off bad internet picturess? what if they do not know
Really cool, but I’d love to see like everyday looks as well! The history of high fashion is very interesting and I love that y’all include extant photos or art where possible! But I think it would also be very fun to see what normal / working class people were wearing!
Wish this would have been more accurate... You can't talk about Fashion in the country of Fashion without some researches ! WTF is this cloche hat shaped like ?? Schiaparelli wasn't only inspired by Dali, they actually worked together, she's italian, not French, and while she is a hudge reference in fashion history today, her style was totally avant-garde and really different at the time, only a few people would wore Schiaparelli's designs so it wasn't the major trend at all. 30's French fashion was for the most part more dull and classic, becaus it was a time of financial crisis, right after WWI, and with WWII starting at the end of the decade. Dior's New look was a big trend but only came out in the late 40's and was really very popular in the early 50's, because during WWII the outifts were really sober and modest, there was a big fabric penury. It was still pretty unusual for a women to wear pants in the 50's. Sure it started to be seen on some movies but most of the 50's, French fashion was all about Dior's New look, and elegant and expensive clothes. After the war, women wanted to feel more feminin and buy dresses made with a lot of fabric. This is a 60's look that was only seen in the magazines, but not that bad bc the big tren was to wear clothes inspired by Courrege, only less futuristics. The 70's was really the decade to introduce women's pants, like with Yves Saint Laurent's famous androgynous suit. Alaia was a very talented designer, but I feel like Thierry Mugler's style sum up the decade better, as it is really representative of the empowerment of the working woman in the 80's. After that this is rich pepole 90's fashion but why not.. For a more casual look, it was either minimalist or sportswear. The 2000 is accurate but kinda boring. The early 2000's were so blingbling ! It was also the decade of the cult of brands and logos.
Camille Bourasseau actually even the 2000's wasn't accurate because no woman wore those ugly high waisted skinny jeans until 2013. Also blunt cut bobs weren't a popular haircut either. That whole 2000's look was much more suited for 2010's.
Mdr je suis française et cette vidéo ne correspond pas du tout mais alors paaas du tout à ce qui est porté selon les époques, ils auraient du demander conseil à Cristina Cordula 😂😂😂
Tati oulaaaah t’es encore moins cohérente que la vidéo... Pour ces dernières décennies la vidéo fait référence aux tenus portées lors de la fashion week de Paris. La mode c’est pas ce qu’on voit dans tous les coins de rue, mais plutôt les inspirations artistiques venant de véritables professionnels. Donc oui, les dernières décennies évoquées reflètent bien la mode française.
Vous avez déjà vu quelqu'un se promener comme ça en 2010 vous ? C'est la mode française selon les grands couturiers oui, mais pas de l'ensemble de la population..
Blue Water i wasn't talking about me i was talking about us french people sorry if you feel exclud that you can't have a beautiful personnality PS:no offense to anyone just this person in parrticular
Well first of all, my great great great grandma was living in france since she was born in the 1800's and all those old photos of her in the 1910's looked nothing like this. Second of all my great grandma looked nothing like that in the 1930's. 😒😔😨😤
Al tough, most of these outfits are inaccurate, they are not supposed to depict everyday normal peoples clothes. They show the newest controversial designer trends in fashion at the time.
2010s Parisian Woman you see in fashion would be like 2000s, with a pump instead of a flat, and a structured bag. This whole very inacurate, and French fashion isn't just designer. Besides some looks presented on the model look nothing like the pictures
I’m so glad to be able to find this!! For my school project in French I’ve decided I’ll be doing a topic based on French Fashion; this video is perfect
I know it’s really inaccurate and all but I just thought the way the model for the forties smiled at the makeup/hair dressing/what have you team was so sweet and lovely. 1:13
The models in series like this are always so precious!! She seems wholesome 💕 Wish the fashion were better and the documentation more thorough, but it’s always a joy to watch the models get to have fun!
100 years of PARIS fashion. Each region of France has a distinct culture. The culture of Lorraine (where I've lived) is NOT the culture of Provence or Bretagne.
French clothes have always stood out to any of the other clothes I wear. I begged my mom to let me get a beret and she is finally letting me get one! I think that they all stood out to me is because none of my friends or anybody I went to school with had them.
I have always lived in the United States, but I can read and write in French. All that is French is very interesting to me, which is why I clicked on this video!
Since they used quite a lot of Asian and black models I'm wondering if they would also use white models for like Korean fashion.. Just wondering , don't get upset over this
1. This is not correct. Fashion in France was more different than this. 2. Why there is 80% asians? Excuse me but in 1900 (and after) asians didn’t live in France. Ofc some but not that much and it was very weird for people.
This is the first time I've found the 2010s to be the worst decade for a country's fashion lol. On the bright-side, it seems France escaped the horrors of the 1980s... You win some you lose some. 😂
Sorry but this is so false, i'm french and obssessed with fashion in the history and this isn't accurate at all, most of the outfits are really different, plus, except for the "new look" era, the french women were all clothed in a different way, there wasn't one look in particular, for exemple, in the 30's, some women were wearing Schiaparelli and others were wearing Chanel
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why isn't yves saint laurent mentioned? he had so much influence to the fashion industry
Nina Yu you look so beautiful 💕
Riiiight! The fifa world cup had an entire tribute during the closing ceremony in 98. If football understands his contribution how is he not mentioned here?!
Hello, I'm a French girl, and yes, Yves Saint Laurent is really present in our fashion culture.
But this video is totally wrong about our fashion history. Really.
Yes. Le Smoking jacket or suit?
Exactly
I love how everyone in the comments is a French fashion expert 😂
I'm no expert but I don't think some of those are accurate.
Lol jahahahaha
Everyone in the comments IS french lol
Confuse which one are trusted 😂 the comment or the video
Aina Safiya the comments, mostly- lots of these are easily debunkable as fake. They claim this to be historical fashion, except they are only imitating photo shoots, which literally is NOT what people wore everyday lol
I’ve been living in France my whole life and to be honest, this really doesn’t look like French fashion.
I know right! The first few did but after 1950s they didn't look too much like our fashion
Me too and this is luxury and historical fashion everybody knows that most French people don't dress like that everyday, the reason perhaps why you haven't seen it may be because you don't care about actual fashion and designers you know
Huhu hu. You obviously do not like grammar, either.
@Јелена Јариќ she just said she's French :l
Huhu hu. Whole*
A 100 years of French Fashion
Only for the rich
Exactly !
Only for some creators ... Not even the majority XD
Paris ville de la mode ^^
Yuu _kie Vive la mode 😃
Could you not?
Schiaparelli was Italian not French. She was actually the nemesis of Coco Chanel. Compared to Cut’s 100 Years of French Beauty, this isn’t accurate. During the 1930s and 1940s France was affected by WWII, so their style became less luxurious in order to send fabric to the front lines.
Yeah, Dior's New Look didn't come about until 1947 and was only popularized worldwide in the 50s.
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This isn't supposed to be about what regular people wore like the Cut's versions, it's about popular designers in French high fashion sphere.
hang1iderswing yeah but she's not french...
It was in Paris that she began making her own clothes, as well as launching her house Place Vendôme. Lots of immigrants influenced and made Paris fashion.
No nod to Yves Saint Laurent? Wow
I was shocked about the same thing!
Me too
Je suis désolé, mais étant moi-même costumier ayant étudié, comme il se doit, l'histoire de la mode et du costume (comme tous les gens s'intéressant un temps soit peu de près comme de loin et à la mode), je peux dire que cette soi-disante vidéo retraçant la mode de 1910 à 2010 est du grand n'importe quoi.
Ce n'est pourtant pas compliqué de regarder n'importe quels articles, innombrables blogs, documentaires, films d'époque (même avec des anachronismes assumés ou très approximatifs), photos, etc... pour avoir une petite idée de ce que pouvaient porter nos parents et grands-parents. Ce ne sont que clichés caricaturaux qui ne correspondent à rien : Une femme en "1940" avec une robe tulipe à trop ample jupon, se terminant au niveau des genoux, avec bustier bateau et taille très marquée, grande capeline blanche finissant la composition... n'existe pas. Pour la bonne raison que cette femme était en pleine guerre et qu'elle avait autre chose à foutre que "se déguiser" avec vingt ans d'avance ! 😂😂😂 Et même si le New Look est apparu en 1947, ce n'est sûrement pas dans cette dégaine... 🤤
Tout à fait.
Enrico Da Ponte merci.
Enfin.
1950 ces horribles ils se sont inspirés du vieux cliché du français le T-shirt à rayures et le pantalon tros large et les chaussures bateau c'est Moche 😂😂😂
En aucun cas c’est représentatif du style de vêtements populaires mais plutôt à ce que la haute couture faisais j’ai l’impression. En tout cas, c’est vraiment des conneries
I don't think this was accurate. First, that cloche in the 1920s looked more like british guards hat than a cloche. Second, the New Look came after the war, in the 50s it became popular. Third, the stripes were introduced by Chanel in the 20s, not in the 50s. Fourth, you didn't mention the Chanel suit in the 60s, that influenced a lot of celebrities that time, such as Jackie O. Fifth, you also didn't mention Saint Laurent famous androgynous look in the 70s, with the female smoking/tuxedo. Sixth, that crab thing in the 30s was ridiculous.
I agree with you on almost all of your points, but technically they were correct by placing the new look in the 1940's, as the fashion show where Dior presented this look for the first time was in 1947 to be exact. But the style only became popular in the 1950's, so I don't think the look represents the 40's well. And the dress they used to represent the new look was quite bad I think. way too short and clearly not worn with the proper undergarments
Ilse yes, I agree. I don't think that the New Look represents the 40s, since it appeared in the end of the decade and just became popular in the 50s. For the 40s they should've chosen a more simple garment, since during the war the clothes were simple and with less fabric.
I think what they were trying to do with the 30s look was to channel the famous lobster dress that Schiaparelli designed and Dali painted.
Great points. I was bothered by the 40’s thing as well.
August Pritchett yes, but she is not even french. Honestly, I don't think this dress expresses well french style in the 30s.
honestly french fashion is so timeless, like most of these looks could/are worn today
I'm french myself, and honestly, this is NOT french fashion. Be accurate, I mean French people wasn't that luxurious during war and WWII.
I don't think anyone was, at least not in countries involved in WWII.
Now the new look was a thing in france, but this is wrong simply because the new look was formed after the war. So this is displaying the entire 1940's frnech fashion.
Y do u mention the same war twice? XD
@@fluffybunny5238 do you know there was world war i before wwii?
Yeah I think it meant 100 years of french RUNWAY HIGH FASHION.
I'm french and when I saw this video I was like " mhhh french women wore crab outfit in 1930?!" NOO and did you see 2010 outfit it looks like old fashioned kim kardashian's suit!
mama v why is everyone calling it a crab. It’s a lobster
Timothée Chalamet literally wore the same suit in the Little women premiere in Paris! Suits him soo much better
if you search up 1930 french fashion the picture they used is there . , . maybe they are just going off bad internet picturess? what if they do not know
@@natbug8237 well they should know, if you are making a video on fashion history, you should know what to include and how to look for references
the crab look was not even French, Elsa Schiaparelli was an Italian designer and btw no-one wore dresses like that unless for photos or paintings.
Really cool, but I’d love to see like everyday looks as well! The history of high fashion is very interesting and I love that y’all include extant photos or art where possible! But I think it would also be very fun to see what normal / working class people were wearing!
Uhh sorry but tbh it's not very accurate..
3 dolla snakeu you must hate snakeu
wait there's armys there too i feel like you're taking over the internet it's scaring i'm jungshook
Wth Armys we are everywhere xD
....there's always at least one.
3 dolla snakeu this vid is for "high" fashion, not the stuff most people wear
This isn't super accurate I wish they'd done more research
Wish this would have been more accurate... You can't talk about Fashion in the country of Fashion without some researches ! WTF is this cloche hat shaped like ??
Schiaparelli wasn't only inspired by Dali, they actually worked together, she's italian, not French, and while she is a hudge reference in fashion history today, her style was totally avant-garde and really different at the time, only a few people would wore Schiaparelli's designs so it wasn't the major trend at all. 30's French fashion was for the most part more dull and classic, becaus it was a time of financial crisis, right after WWI, and with WWII starting at the end of the decade.
Dior's New look was a big trend but only came out in the late 40's and was really very popular in the early 50's, because during WWII the outifts were really sober and modest, there was a big fabric penury.
It was still pretty unusual for a women to wear pants in the 50's. Sure it started to be seen on some movies but most of the 50's, French fashion was all about Dior's New look, and elegant and expensive clothes. After the war, women wanted to feel more feminin and buy dresses made with a lot of fabric.
This is a 60's look that was only seen in the magazines, but not that bad bc the big tren was to wear clothes inspired by Courrege, only less futuristics. The 70's was really the decade to introduce women's pants, like with Yves Saint Laurent's famous androgynous suit.
Alaia was a very talented designer, but I feel like Thierry Mugler's style sum up the decade better, as it is really representative of the empowerment of the working woman in the 80's.
After that this is rich pepole 90's fashion but why not.. For a more casual look, it was either minimalist or sportswear.
The 2000 is accurate but kinda boring. The early 2000's were so blingbling ! It was also the decade of the cult of brands and logos.
Seamstress queen yeah I agree, this video was badly researched and oversimplified.
Someone give a cookie to this person please!
Eloïse Thanks !! That was a totally free lesson haha
Camille Bourasseau actually even the 2000's wasn't accurate because no woman wore those ugly high waisted skinny jeans until 2013. Also blunt cut bobs weren't a popular haircut either. That whole 2000's look was much more suited for 2010's.
You’re one is soooo much better!
Omg this is so false
how ?
cleo domp de fou
It's not a documentary film
cleo domp it’s « Haute Couture »
How will you know maybe you haven't went to french?!
Mdr je suis française et cette vidéo ne correspond pas du tout mais alors paaas du tout à ce qui est porté selon les époques, ils auraient du demander conseil à Cristina Cordula 😂😂😂
Tati oulaaaah t’es encore moins cohérente que la vidéo...
Pour ces dernières décennies la vidéo fait référence aux tenus portées lors de la fashion week de Paris. La mode c’est pas ce qu’on voit dans tous les coins de rue, mais plutôt les inspirations artistiques venant de véritables professionnels. Donc oui, les dernières décennies évoquées reflètent bien la mode française.
ma chérie à ce stade faur nouveau look pour une nouvelle vie c'est pas possible
Barnita Weger Non, la mode peut très bien vouloir dire ce que beaucoup de gens portent à une époque donnée.
😂😂😂
"Cristina Cordula" mais mdr 😂😂
Lol I’m French and I live in bordeaux and this not accurate at all 😂
Que tu vives à Bordeaux ou partout ailleurs XD
C'est juste quelques noms de la haute couture qui ne représente pas l'idée générale de la mode...
As a Parisian (city of « fashion » they say lol) I agree with y’all
Pardon croissant
Bordelaise aussiiii (Et je suis d'accord avec toi)
Vous avez déjà vu quelqu'un se promener comme ça en 2010 vous ? C'est la mode française selon les grands couturiers oui, mais pas de l'ensemble de la population..
The 1940's look was the cutest thing I have ever seen in my entire lifetime. I need that 1980's dress, too, omg!😍😍😍😍
I'm sorry, I'm French and you're wrong about 1910, 1940, 1950, 1960...Wrong !
Im french and this is so not what we use to look 😶😐
Victoria Laluque ik they probably saw a few pictures and assumed that’s what everyone wears 🙄
Stella Wright thx you AT least there is someone that have a little bit of culture
Victoria Laluque ikr they made u beautiful and ur not
Blue Water i wasn't talking about me i was talking about us french people sorry if you feel exclud that you can't have a beautiful personnality PS:no offense to anyone just this person in parrticular
Blue Water gee
The 40s look is everything...😍 And the 60s is cute too. The 30s is a different story...
Well first of all, my great great great grandma was living in france since she was born in the 1800's and all those old photos of her in the 1910's looked nothing like this. Second of all my great grandma looked nothing like that in the 1930's. 😒😔😨😤
Al tough, most of these outfits are inaccurate, they are not supposed to depict everyday normal peoples clothes. They show the newest controversial designer trends in fashion at the time.
They’re not targeting anybody. These clothes are just to show trends and iconic designs. It’s not what everybody wore on a daily basis.
1910's was beautiful and the best. The 1980's dress was BEYOND gorgeous!
99% of comments: INACCURATE
1% of comments: Where is Yves Saint Laurent?
LOL. Like is everybody a French fashion expert or sum-?????
I think they all looked really pretty but my favourite was the 1940's 💕✌🏻️
I'm french, and asking my family if it was accurate, it really doesn't accurate the french fashion, sorry guys ...
I love the 1950’s look. It’s definitely my style :))))
3:57
So.....
What’d I miss
more fashion videos please i love them even if they arent accurate its entertaining please make one for the netherlands
That first black dress was GORGEOUS!!!
2010s Parisian Woman you see in fashion would be like 2000s, with a pump instead of a flat, and a structured bag. This whole very inacurate, and French fashion isn't just designer. Besides some looks presented on the model look nothing like the pictures
Ils ont cru les françaises c'était toutes des femmes d'affaire ou quoi
The food, the fashion and beauty trends... gosh i wanna visit france 😍😍
As soon as I saw 2000s suit, I was soo excited.. I was like I wanna wear THISSS❤️
My dream would be to go to France! French culture is so beautiful would love to experience it!
Really interesting, God bless you ✝️🫶
100 years of UK Fashion.
I’m so glad to be able to find this!! For my school project in French I’ve decided I’ll be doing a topic based on French Fashion; this video is perfect
I know it’s really inaccurate and all but I just thought the way the model for the forties smiled at the makeup/hair dressing/what have you team was so sweet and lovely.
1:13
The models in series like this are always so precious!! She seems wholesome 💕
Wish the fashion were better and the documentation more thorough, but it’s always a joy to watch the models get to have fun!
100 years of English fashion plssssss it is NEEDED!
100 years of PARIS fashion.
Each region of France has a distinct culture. The culture of Lorraine (where I've lived) is NOT the culture of Provence or Bretagne.
Hmm non , je suis parti à Paris et y'a personne qui s'habille comme ça 🥴
2:28 love this
French clothes have always stood out to any of the other clothes I wear. I begged my mom to let me get a beret and she is finally letting me get one! I think that they all stood out to me is because none of my friends or anybody I went to school with had them.
I have always lived in the United States, but I can read and write in French. All that is French is very interesting to me, which is why I clicked on this video!
I love 1940s style 😍👒
Omg the 1940’s one was stunning ✨
WHERE IS YVES SAINT LAURENT?
The 1970 dress is so pretty!
2019
Black t-shirt blue jean
What a great vidéo about mode française!!!!
Since they used quite a lot of Asian and black models I'm wondering if they would also use white models for like Korean fashion..
Just wondering , don't get upset over this
j'adore tes vidéos ça me fait sourire ( I love watching your videos it makes me smile)
0:56
*Ocean man, take me by the hand*
Amazing
I love the 2000s look very timeless and cool- masculine and feminine
I love love loooooooooooved 1940's style!!😍😍😍
The french girls are so beautiful !❤
They are SUPER FASHIONABLE
I don’t care if it accurate or not.
I just think the 50’s and 00’s looks is to live for.
😍
These vids are amazing, keep on making more!
1. This is not correct. Fashion in France was more different than this.
2. Why there is 80% asians? Excuse me but in 1900 (and after) asians didn’t live in France. Ofc some but not that much and it was very weird for people.
This is the first time I look at 80s fashion and like it
France really dominates fashion.
I love french fashion!
Elsa Schiapparelli was in Italian designer!
100 years of french fashion=CHANEL
100 years of French stereotypes
I really need this Schiaparelli-esque look ❤
In 1950's, women could not wear jeans without the permission of their municipality
Space age fashion always reminded me of London
3:57 if Thomas Jefferson was genderbent and modern
( Hamilton musical not actual Jefferson)
Trueeeeeeee 😂😂😂
How can you say something so controversial yet so true? xD
City of love..
100 years of Dutch fashion
The 50's rocked everything everywhere
This is the first time I've found the 2010s to be the worst decade for a country's fashion lol. On the bright-side, it seems France escaped the horrors of the 1980s...
You win some you lose some. 😂
PureLightHealer honestly, we didn't escaped the weird hairstyles...
PureLightHealer we haven't. this video is painfully inaccurate.
Fortunatly, the 2010s are also inaccurate, wtf is this look ha ha
Honestly? I don't recognize the styles XD maybe the 60's and 2000
Haha yeah in 2018 we are definitely not wearing this...
My favs are Poiret, Chanel, and Dior looks..classic
When ever i hear french i think of the musical hamilton
*You Probably know why if you seen it*
* gets flashbacks *
these are so cool
"French fashion" ? Euh...on a pas du vivre dans le même pays
You also have to know that some of these are formal evening styles and some are day or very informal
1950s, 1990s and 2000s
Shrestha Roy 1940 😍
Please do 100 Years of Italian Fashion!
100 YEARS OF POLISH FASHION
I know that this isn’t accurate but LOVED the 40’s look
1980s survive 😂
Omg since the 80's the fashion is bootiful :P
not very accurate btw
what?
The 60s and 70s were obsessed with orange. The mini suit and those tights! Remember them well. 😆
Like if you don't have a specific 'fashion'
Me:
Imma do my thing imma do my thing 😂
I clicked on this video cause I really want to go to France and learn how to speak it cause I think their language is so beautiful
You missed out on YSL and Balmain :/
1940s & 50s fashion were so class around the world..
I'm not even French and I can tell you that this isn't accurate.
For me this is a off and I feel like it more relates to the US and Great Britain but there is definitely French influence in there so good job!! ❤️❤️
And than we hit 2020 with hijab being the most popular piece of clothing worn in France
ferme ta race
I really love the berates , its so pretty
Sorry but this is so false, i'm french and obssessed with fashion in the history and this isn't accurate at all, most of the outfits are really different, plus, except for the "new look" era, the french women were all clothed in a different way, there wasn't one look in particular, for exemple, in the 30's, some women were wearing Schiaparelli and others were wearing Chanel
Love french style ❤