Educating Binky: The Regency Era | Made in Chelsea | Rimmel London

Watch Made In Chelsea's Mark-Francis Vandelli attempt at educating co-star Binky Felstead about the Regency era. Binky is also given a makeover to really get a feel for how women dressed and looked during this period. .
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[@pixelatedDream]

As other commenters have already pointed out, Regency is 19th century, not the 18th century and you styled her as Georgian, not Regency.

[@Gandellion]

This is Georgian. Not Regency.

[@gvndvs]

My thoughts exactly!

[@lilistarlet37]

Someone needs a history lesson, wrong time period. 😕

[@mollgrn]

that photographer standing next to mark at the end of these videos is quite good looking.

[@fatalrob0t]

You're talking about the 1700s, not the 1800s here. The actual Regency didn't start until 1811. The era of fashion known as the Regency Era didn't start until 1790 or so. History. Learn it. "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
that being said, I'm entertained by the line "I will not be ponytailed!"

[@lefinlay]

He said 18th century, not 1800s

[@miyahx2857]

1:52 picture perfect :-)

[@creif]

I love them but wrong time period guys...also, corsets were not outerwear. I still love them though ;D

[@muffydefelice]

You would be making her a 19th Century not 18th Century lady because the Regency period is named after the Price Regent's (George IV) reign, not life, which was from 1811-1830, and that is the 19th Century, not the 18th Century which refers to the 1700s

[@Hadlad90]

Marie Antoinette died well before the Regency, and the prince regent, George IV was estranged from his wife, Caroline of Brunswick. Posh but not very clever

[@Lucyloo1]

1:22 hahahaha

[@paulalaye6428]

Genuinely a delicious pairing......

[@hofhofandaway]

Who eats? 🤣

[@kimberlygreyoire6894]

Perhaps a bit research darlings...this is a disaster.