Roaring 20s Flappers (1927): in Amazing Restored 4K 60fps
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- Hollywood actresses model cloche hats and flapper dresses in a rare 1927 fashion film. Color graded restoration and upscaled to 4K 60 fps with a newly created soundtrack.
1920s era style female voice-over was recreated by Polina Novikov
Hollywood actresses Corliss Palmer, Rachel Torres, Laura La Plante, Ruth Elder and Edna Murphy appear in this fashion feature. It is one of the very few surviving color fashion films from the 1920s era of The Great Gatsby. A rare showcase of genuine 1920s dresses and lovely colorful felt cloche hats sold by Sibley's department store in New York.
The quality of the original silent reel transfer to VHS was quite poor and I've endeavored to restore this priceless relic to as close to original quality as can be achieved.
The Film Restoration Process
When the footage is black and white, I restore them to life by a combination of manual frame by frame colorization as well as the use of deep exemplar-based video colorization techniques.
In this case the damaged silent film was an early example of the 'Technicolor' process.
The footage was cleaned of flicker and noise. Next the motion damage was stabilized and upscaled to 4K resolution using face recognition algorithms. The print was then color graded to remove the age related yellow cast and also to add depth. The original 16.6 frame rate was interpolated to a higher frame rate of 60fps.Finally a soundtrack was added using a female voice actor who recreated an authentic 1920s era female voiceover with a mid-Atlantic spoken style now long gone from American accents.
The story behind the footage:
Source: Personal Collection / Emgee Films
The film nitrate was first found and transferred by archivist Murray Glass who ran the EmGee Film Collection. After obtaining a VHS copy from Murray, and with his kind permission, I published an edit of his video transfer on this channel in 2009 and subsequently interviewed Mr Glass for Glamourdaze about his work. He sadly passed away in 2019. RIP.
The film, entitled Fashion News, was made using Technicolor Process 2 by Fashion Features Inc. They continued making these features till 1932. This early color was achieved by simultaneously photographing two consecutive frames of a black-and-white film behind red and green filters. The Technicolor process was finally perfected in 1932, using a beam-splitting optical cube, combined with with the camera lens, to expose three black-and-white films. 
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20s fashion really was a moment. Always love the cap, curly hair and makeup combo in that era.
The "cap" is called a CLOCHE. This is a cap: 🧢
The girls are gorgeous without being posy, they looked like they were having fun, and the hats and makeup, absolutely beautiful.
Models.
Hard to believe this was just 100 years ago, a blip in history
So interesting as well to hear the models’ names. Brings a reality to it that these were real people who were vibrant and enjoying fashion and are now no longer here
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É muito estranho pensar que essas pessoas não estão mais entre nós (nem sabemos como foi a vida delas) todavia, em 1927, elas eram reais e o mundo era delas! Nós seremos como elas amanhã!
@@FranciscoPatricio-yf5or You don't know that there is ageing and death?
Most of the models here were well-known silent film actresses at the time
“flies to a luncheon” As one does, in your cute hat and scarf.
Men's fashion of the 1920s was very elegant as women's fashion
I just kept saying to myself, "Ah, I would wear that" to nearly every outfit.
И я тоже...Просто удивительно мило и женственно. Это так отличается от современно Fasching
Very fashionable back then.
Fashion of the late 20s is so beautiful. I like the big shapes in the designs
Technicolor is always beautiful.
Yes!!! Not the ugly fake colorized versions❤ people post that are not real😢
Such an elegant fashion decade!
Gorgeous colors. Everything was so well made and innovative. This video is so much fun.
My mother was 17 at that time and I have a photo in front of their house with her cloche hat, and her brothers with their boaters.
i love the "that's all!"
Just a big thank you for doing this for us enthusiasts of 20' 30's style.
Beautiful women
It's always interesting to see hats like these that were in fashion during this era or specific items that are in fashion during any era.
Couple reasons for the fashions then: 1922 discovery of King Tut's tomb, ancient-egyptology / mummy style influences were all the rage in fashion, just in time to protest old ways that were blamed for leading up to the world war, and the cloche hats sort of mimicked the wrap on a mummy's head, as did the simplified narrow dresses. I love these pretty ladies! 💋
Какие красивые шляпки. Мода 20 годов прекрасна.
That's a fine aircraft.
Ahhh brings back memories of Evelyn Waugh and PG Wodehouse ❤ such an elegant time in history, despite being wedged between 2 world wars
Great!
Me encanta la moda de los años 20, una auténtica revolución, el sombrero " cloché" inventado por Lucie Hamar en París 1926, emulaba a los cascos de los soldados de la primera guerra mundial.
La moda del pelo a la " garçonne" otra revolución, apenas se veía el pelo y el sombrero al estar calado hasta las cejas, obligaba a las mujeres a llevar la cabeza muy alta para poder ver y les daba un aire altivo muy interesante.
Muito boas as suas observações: o cloche é o melhor indicativo da moda no período 1926-31
Why would a sophisticated woman desire to sport a male WW1 helmet? That's hilarious.
So gorgeous! Totally lovely thank you! ❤❤❤❤
I've noticed nowadays the most beautiful clothes are in ads online, but they're from strange, cheap brands. You go to an actual department store, and everything is boring and kind of ugly.
internet culture. people are also more interesting online. when u talk to them in person, nope not friendly or animated or trying to carry a conversation [unless theyre older than 25]. NOSES IN PHONES AT ALL TIMES [im only 29 and i feel this way]
Yes, very pedestrian, because they cater to 'the masses' who are nameless, faceless, made by nameless, faceless people.
I like the Macy's dress department.
Victorian, Edwardian, and the 1940s would be my favorite eras, but the 20s was ok.
Very. Ice job on the film. Fashion and culture is always interesting buy I love the Standard Airplane!
Black&White
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we should bring this fashion back instead of whatever is in style now. even if it’s just the hats ✨
Отличная оцифровка. Живое видео стало, плавное.
Back whenever women dressed elegant and modest.
Erm … just let women wear what they want ok?
ERM @@futuristica1710
@@futuristica1710 Simply ,comparing then to now the person who wrote the comment did nothing to you, only expressing her or his opinion .Do,you feel threatened by the person merely saying the comment if so that's ridiculous.But,it does have some people in the comment section who will say this alot of the time and that get's annoying.
It starts with each one of us to dress up a little, and at any age too.
Gorgeous ❤
Gorgeous 🥰
the hats are fashion now❤❤
These were all silent film stars. Laura Laplante and Barbara Bedford were pretty big. They're still big, its the pictures that got small!🙂
Awwwwww ❤
I enjoy 20's fashion very much, but I wonder what they saw in that particular style of hat. I'm not sure I'm sold on it.
Because women had cut their hair short finally and this style celebrated and accentuated this style. Its almost 100 years ago!
@@fingerprint5511 Actually, not all women cut their hair short and it was controversial at the time. Many, women wore their hair up to give the look of having bobbed hair, but their hair was long and i think they didn't want to cause scandal or to lose having long hair which some people treasure more than others while some were more in favor of trends and don't want to look outdated ,cause prior to the mid to late 1920s women wore their long, hair up in the 1910s.Also,in the early 1800s it had this haircut some women wore called the Titus cut or coiffure à la Titus ,it was a pixie cut but it was curly more,and it was worn by more women who were considered with fashion forward and modern (at the time of course) aka recent. This hairstyle lasted short and by the 1820s women hairstyles was naturally long and but always worn up
Oh those beautiful hats!
I love these video ❤
Wonderfull!!!
The hairdo really suffered under those cliche hats!
Thats all❤
Unexpected Ruth Elder.
This video looks great, it looks like today's girls playing dress up as 1920s girls😆
where? i dont see anyone dressing this way. where r u
@@scorpionic-night what I mean is this video looks very clear and looks like it was just recorded now, so these girls look like girls on Instagram who like to wear vintage/1920's clothes.
@@xxxcccdd3479 Not even remotely close to the disauded fashion attempts of people today.
@@xxxcccdd3479 Not even remotely close to the disauded fashion attempts of people today.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar I said that because this video looks so clear and unreal that this video was taken in 1920s which is almost 100 years ago.
Where can i find eco friendly but also elegant clothes and 1920's fashion style?
@glamourdaze I Adore 💖Your 'Channel' & Work!!! Inspiring✨ 20's✨ Wow!!! Beautiful 💖Woman!
Nicely done! But I think that is Raquel Torres, not "Rachel," right?
A moment before WW2 came and changed the face of the earth.
i like how they completely ignore the waistline in a lot of their dresses but i also like wearing crop tops
The social standard was an androgenous body, flat bust, short hair at this time. Not unlike the early 90s
The social standard was an androgenous body, flat bust, short hair at this time. Not unlike the early 90s
@@fingerprint5511 That was not the ideal body that was the silhouette the undergarments gave and the dress did too. But,infact looking at Miss America photos from the 1920s and while they were small-chested, they had rounder stomachs and thicker legs.
IF they could only have seen what is going on today, the world would be a MUCH different place!
Being born in 1870? I am OUTRAGED! Showing knees and arms?
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Very interesting. All of the women were beautiful, but some of those outfits and hats were hideous. I liked the lace dress and hat though.
Couple reasons for the fashions then: 1922 discovery of King Tut's tomb, ancient-egyptology / mummy style influences were all the rage, and the cloche hats sort of mimicked. Other reason, it was a time of rejecting the pre-ww1 ways, while at the same time, facilitating the emergence of the new earled you know order.
Really? maybe I should watch it again.
@@mtlicq Interesting, thanks.
I’m really happy the models are actually named here.
I feel like they created nothing new after 70s..
It more feels like culturally society has been stuck in the 90's for more than 30 years now.
Everything is made of plastic now and if it isn’t, it’s high fashion 😢
@@queuedjar4578 no way. the 90s is GONE. we r in hell now.😂
Bueno.....finales 80 y 90 cuando aparecieron las hombreras, los pelos cardados, líneas más masculinas, tallas enormes etc( bastante horroroso todo y nos lo poníamos )pero después.....nada innovador.
No fake enhanced body parts to be seen
I love how the models of 100 years ago look pretty, healthy and happy. Today, they all look like dead demons on the runways.
'Standard Airlines' - man, I'm glad air travel has advanced since then. I love that the models looked like real people, makes the clothes more relatable.
good lord i wish these lassies were around today! they would put the crop of women we have to day to shame! pure class, style, grace and most of all femiment!!
That’s incredible I don’t think I’ve seen a film this old in such good condition (after all the work that’s been done to restore it + AI)
Color posters when exposed too long to direct sunlight greatly lose the color blue. That's what the color scheme of this video looks like. (But other than that it's nice.)
I love how modestly dressed ladies were back then. Nice to have been able to leave things to the imagination eh?
0:47 she looks like ada from peaky blinders!
1920s, late 1960-1980s are my least favorite period of fashion but the 20s began the modern trend.
Then the great depression hit and women realized they didn't need those stinkin' hats.
This was filmed in 1930.