I love Elsa Peretti jewelry from Tiffany. Her designs are so clean yet whimsical & charming; hence they are always conversation pieces. RIP Ms Peretti...
@@kateyoung sooo so good. I absolutely loved it. Halston's wardrobe in the series, my mood board for fall. Epic. The 70s were glorious! What I loved most is I learned more about Elsa, about Liza, things I did not know. I was enthralled. I did not know that fashion event took place at Versailles. And I had just been watching that 90s fashion documentary The Look, where I learned a great deal about the beginnings of Calvin Klein, our queen Donna Karan, who occupied the former Halston offices, and Ralph Lauren. So it all tied in when I watched Halston. To see Ralph Lauren still in big business today is astounding. These designers went through alot. Respect. And there's Liza and Angelica Huston who are still alive with those memories that we only glimpsed. Amazing.
Elsa Peretti revolutionized the jewelry industry with her brilliant and creative designs. This episode was so informative and an amazing tribute to her legacy.✨
I simply didn’t want that this episode to end! It’s just amazingly inspirational and beautiful and you should do this again with a lot of other iconic fashion faces! We have so much to learn from them and from you as well! Thank you for bringing this into our life! ❤️
I have long been aware of Elsa Peretti's designs but knew nothing of her life. And now, I'm obsessed (in a very good way)! What an intriguing woman! And what a life she led! Thank you for a lovely video.
This is what top-notch quality content looks like. Educational, inspiring, beautiful, and entertaining at the same time. Thank you for starting this channel, Kate. It makes my time spent on RUclips worth it. I become a more evolved and a cultured human being.
You should be so proud of your little growing channel. I really hope you find success with all the hardwork that put into your videos. Kudos to your team and editors too. Thank you Kate. Keep working hard, and we will be here cheering you on.
Lovely tribute. I used to tear the photos of her jewelry from Elle and Vogue in the early 90s and hang them on my wall. The ads were incredible. I would love to see a video about 70s- 80s-90s photography, it was so iconic.
Loved this was all Elsa. I worked at Tiffany's Beverly Hills for 11 years. I had the pleasure of meeting her and owning some of her designs that I'll cherish forever. xo
So, so true about the Halston perfume bottle. It is iconic and unforgettable. She sounds like someone I would want to sit down at a party and hear all her stories. This tribute is so heartfelt and beautiful! I get a real sense of who she was, but I also feel that way when I looking and wearing her jewelry. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for sharing this wealth of information on Elsa Peretti. Her authentic personality has always shown on her designs and way of living. I am looking forward for your next episode as always. xo
Loved this episode honoring Elsa Peretti’s legacy. I was very intrigued by the sentiment behind the ‘open heart’ necklace ❤️ and all of Elsa’s jewelry pieces were each masterpieces on their own ❤️ Love your channel!
You are a national treasure, just like Elsa, this is how fashion people should be. Full of vitality, appreciation, reverence, respect, humor, and dedication to craft. A historian part time. I ache to be a part of this world and one day soon I will. Thank you 🙏
THANK YOU, Kate !!! You speak SO WELL ! And you have SO MUCH insight and content !!! A video by you like this one is more than 2-3 weeks of modern commercial designs in an art college and 1 semester in a fashion school anywhere in the world...
What a beautiful story on Elsa Peretti. My name is Chris Royer and I am one of the Halston's muse model and Halstonette. Back in 1972 I met Elsa, she was an amazing model, and evolved to become one of the great jewelry designers of the time. Thank you for this wonderful video!
I probably watched this one for 20 times and shared it with many ppl I hope they will be inspired. This one episode was done from the heart, a marvelous work.
Thank you. I came out n the 70's. Three of my great loves were finding my soul mate, dance music and Elsa Peretti silver jewelry. I have the bean, the medium size "jug", horseshoe belt, and large wrist cuff. I rarely wear any of these pieces but enjoy them as objects of art.
*AWESOME FUCKING PIECE!! Just discovered her while watching the Netflix drama of Halston and never heard of her before, probably a typical casualty of time passing. Man she was stunning when she was younger! Loving your hair and RUclips channel, keep going!! Greetings from a straight guy in Canada!*
I worked at Bloomingdale's in Manhattan for 3 years in the jewelry dept. while going to school. There was a small area that was for Elsa Perriti jewelry and I always loved to go in and look at the pieces. They always felt organic and comforting in the hand. I just wish I had invested in a few pieces.
Ohmygoodness you made me rediscover my fascination for the little vase necklace that she designed. I cannot imagine that there could exist a young girl - who when she first saw that in the window at Tiffany - didn’t beg her mother for one.❤️
How inspiring ! Didn't know Elsa until watched your video, and really touched me about designing, things look so simple but meaningful behind the look.
Dearest Kate, This episode is EVERYTHING!! I have been obsessed with Elsa and all things Elsa since I designed clothes in the 1980's in New York. She was fluid beauty at its finest and her creations will live on forever. You are definitely my soul sister!! XOX From Ireland
Hi Kate, It's really interesting to learn about the stories behind Elsa Peretti's designs. I've been admiring your collection for Monica Vinader and I can see you're giving back some love - really cool pieces.
Hi Kate thank you for creating your RUclips channel and sharing your wisdom freely. I feel like I am watching a master class in fashion! I love how passionate you are about what you do, your enthusiasm is helping my COVID-19 gloom.
Elsa Peretti was always such an inspiration to me as well. When I was young, I saved up for just a few beautiful pieces of her jewelry. I still love and wear my bracelets and my bottle necklace (that was a gift from my husband). She was such a special and wonderful artist! I've always wanted a snake necklace...one day! Thank you Ms. Peretti & Kate! XO
Thank you so much Kate for this videos, one of the best I’ve seen so far from Elsa. May she rest in peace. She’s one of my biggest references and inspirations
This was really interesting. I’m a big fan of Tiffany and have always seen her designs however didn’t realise how much she has revolutionised their collections and many more 😃
Fantastic tribute to an amazing creator. End of an era for sure. Legendary people like Elsa Peretti only come along infrequently. Her oeuvre of work lives on.
Wow I had no idea I was wearing some of her necklaces for 5yrs AND that the creator has such a fascinating story! I just liked the design! Thanks for these gems, Kate 😍
Thank you for the education and introducing us to an amazing artist. I was familiar with a few of these pieces but didn't realize how interconnected they were with Tiffany's history. I'm totally in love with the bone cuff, snake necklace and the mesh not that I know their history. Thank you again!
Thank you for the very informative and enjoyable view into Elsa Peretti’s world. Raquel Welch wore a bone cuff bracelet on the cover of her Hatha Yoga Book 📖 and video in the 1970’s. I have wanted one ever since. My son found one for me. I explained the desire for this design. Unfortunately Elsa Peretti passed away one month after I received my lovely cuff bracelet. Thank you Elsa for your inspirations. This is a wonderful channel. I look forward to more informative videos. By the way Kate, my hair is very long and naturally white.
This is the channel I never knew I needed. I always looked up to your work and saw how much effort you put into your clients and as someone who wants to work in fashion in the future, it's simply great to see someone as passionate and kind as you in the business. It truly motivates you!
Oh I remember those bangle bracelets! I love them too mostly for how substantial & solid they are are but also the smoothness. I can see how the bones influenced her designs. I also remember the open heart from the 70s & as a little girl just loving it. And those Halston bottles. I never knew that she designed them. I will have to find mine now. I didn't realize it had also been a necklace too. I recently purchased a necklace at Tiffany & Co. & as I was waiting I saw they had a display of the open hearts. ( currently they will only allow a few people in the store at a time & you must see only what you say your looking for- no browsing) I thought oh yes! I'm definitely coming back for one of those too! But I had no idea the inspiration behind it. Now I love it even more. Thank you
Please talk more about what you discussed with Hung Vanngo-the differences between a cheap & expensive pair of jeans and why high fashion costs so much (and how much effort & materials go into it). Loving your content & looking forward to learning more!
This is sooo juicy! Thank you for sharing the history of Elsa and her contribution/your personal inspiration in the fashion world. Kate, your content is so unique. It makes me, a regular gal feel part of a glamorous and exclusive community. Sharing in your curated collection is such a treat!
This is the most wonderful tribute! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge! I have always loved Elsa Peretti jewellery but never known the fascinating inspirations behind her work!
I love this kind of history of style segment. In your mood boards episode I was trying to think of icons, and while I had some moments that I could think of - I never felt like I knew who to accredit them to. Seeing Elsa through your eyes gave me a whole new appreciation. Who else do you look to?
omg. i think this is my favourite video so far! Thank you for sharing elsa´s work so us younger fashionistas can learn about this powerhouse of a woman.
Jewellery is such an underrated aspect of fashion. It literally makes an outfit look luxe. Thanks for the knowledge on Elsa Peretti.
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This is like a seminar for those who only wished they got to study at Parsons
I got in but I was too broke to go! 😂😂😂
I went to Paris Fashion Institute for s summer session.
I knew I wanted to go to Parsons
Love your pants. Great toggle.
I love Elsa Peretti jewelry from Tiffany. Her designs are so clean yet whimsical & charming; hence they are always conversation pieces. RIP Ms Peretti...
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Dear Kate, thank you so much for coming to RUclips. It's so nice to see passion and incredible quality in everything you do. You are truly inspiring ✨
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I've come here after watching Halston on Netflix in one binge sitting.
Thanks Kate. You're amazing.
It’s soooo good isn’t it?!?
@@kateyoung sooo so good.
I absolutely loved it. Halston's wardrobe in the series, my mood board for fall. Epic. The 70s were glorious!
What I loved most is I learned more about Elsa, about Liza, things I did not know. I was enthralled. I did not know that fashion event took place at Versailles.
And I had just been watching that 90s fashion documentary The Look, where I learned a great deal about the beginnings of Calvin Klein, our queen Donna Karan, who occupied the former Halston offices, and Ralph Lauren. So it all tied in when I watched Halston.
To see Ralph Lauren still in big business today is astounding. These designers went through alot. Respect.
And there's Liza and Angelica Huston who are still alive with those memories that we only glimpsed.
Amazing.
Wow-wow-wow, so incredible video - your photos and videos so estetic and beautiful, so I want to rewatch again and again,thanks a lot
Elsa Peretti revolutionized the jewelry industry with her brilliant and creative designs.
This episode was so informative and an amazing tribute to her legacy.✨
I simply didn’t want that this episode to end! It’s just amazingly inspirational and beautiful and you should do this again with a lot of other iconic fashion faces! We have so much to learn from them and from you as well! Thank you for bringing this into our life! ❤️
Thank you!
So informative. I never realized she was the model in the bunny costume. That image is iconic.
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Indeed!
What a beautiful channel...so calming and precious. Thank You :)
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I have long been aware of Elsa Peretti's designs but knew nothing of her life. And now, I'm obsessed (in a very good way)! What an intriguing woman! And what a life she led! Thank you for a lovely video.
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Thank you for educating us in fashion. Your videos are free and accessible to all yet very informative, insightful and inspiring. 💕
Thank you!
saw this video on my yt feed, watched it, and now I'm sold to be a subscriber
Thanks!
She was such a vibrant character, really resonate with her casual, embodied approach to the work. The bone-inspired pieces are incredible.
This is what top-notch quality content looks like. Educational, inspiring, beautiful, and entertaining at the same time. Thank you for starting this channel, Kate. It makes my time spent on RUclips worth it. I become a more evolved and a cultured human being.
Thank you!
Kate I think it's amazing when you talk about fashion icons. You should keep sharing stories about different eras and characters
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i remember seeing pictures of Carine roitfeld in that necklace but never knew, thank you for the education. i'm obsessed now
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You should be so proud of your little growing channel. I really hope you find success with all the hardwork that put into your videos. Kudos to your team and editors too. Thank you Kate. Keep working hard, and we will be here cheering you on.
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Lovely tribute. I used to tear the photos of her jewelry from Elle and Vogue in the early 90s and hang them on my wall. The ads were incredible. I would love to see a video about 70s- 80s-90s photography, it was so iconic.
I agree!
I love her exquisite jewelry. A proud owner of her ring, pendant and earrings . RIP Miss. Peretti.
Loved this was all Elsa. I worked at Tiffany's Beverly Hills for 11 years. I had the pleasure of meeting her and owning some of her designs that I'll cherish forever. xo
Amazing!!!
So, so true about the Halston perfume bottle. It is iconic and unforgettable. She sounds like someone I would want to sit down at a party and hear all her stories. This tribute is so heartfelt and beautiful! I get a real sense of who she was, but I also feel that way when I looking and wearing her jewelry. Thank you so much!
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I love Elsa glasses. I was only familiar with her early work in fashion. I didn’t know she lived to an old age and still worked, how inspirational!
This history lesson is awesome....learned a lot!
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Thank you so much for sharing this wealth of information on Elsa Peretti. Her authentic personality has always shown on her designs and way of living. I am looking forward for your next episode as always. xo
Just watched the show about Halston on Netflix and now this video Comes up! The photographs with Hiro are so beautiful
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Loved this episode honoring Elsa Peretti’s legacy. I was very intrigued by the sentiment behind the ‘open heart’ necklace ❤️ and all of Elsa’s jewelry pieces were each masterpieces on their own ❤️ Love your channel!
Made me like that necklace so much more
You are a national treasure, just like Elsa, this is how fashion people should be. Full of vitality, appreciation, reverence, respect, humor, and dedication to craft. A historian part time. I ache to be a part of this world and one day soon I will. Thank you 🙏
THANK YOU, Kate !!! You speak SO WELL ! And you have SO MUCH insight and content !!! A video by you like this one is more than 2-3 weeks of modern commercial designs in an art college and 1 semester in a fashion school anywhere in the world...
Thank you 💕
I LOVE her collections!!!! What a tribute to Elsa Peretti. Thank you!
That is culture and Art! Thanks. The fact that accomplishes fashion shows how intertwined they are!
What a beautiful story on Elsa Peretti. My name is Chris Royer and I am one of the Halston's muse model and Halstonette. Back in 1972 I met Elsa, she was an amazing model, and evolved to become one of the great jewelry designers of the time. Thank you for this wonderful video!
Thank you!
I remember you from back in the day. Great models modeling beautiful clothes and jewelry. You were one of the beauties!
Elsa Peretti designed such iconic jewelry pieces ❤️
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Such a great education. Learned so much.
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I probably watched this one for 20 times and shared it with many ppl I hope they will be inspired.
This one episode was done from the heart, a marvelous work.
Thank you. I came out n the 70's. Three of my great loves were finding my soul mate, dance music and Elsa Peretti silver jewelry. I have the bean, the medium size "jug", horseshoe belt, and large wrist cuff. I rarely wear any of these pieces but enjoy them as objects of art.
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*AWESOME FUCKING PIECE!! Just discovered her while watching the Netflix drama of Halston and never heard of her before, probably a typical casualty of time passing. Man she was stunning when she was younger! Loving your hair and RUclips channel, keep going!! Greetings from a straight guy in Canada!*
Thanks!
I worked at Bloomingdale's in Manhattan for 3 years in the jewelry dept. while going to school. There was a small area that was for Elsa Perriti jewelry and I always loved to go in and look at the pieces. They always felt organic and comforting in the hand. I just wish I had invested in a few pieces.
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Ohmygoodness you made me rediscover my fascination for the little vase necklace that she designed. I cannot imagine that there could exist a young girl - who when she first saw that in the window at Tiffany - didn’t beg her mother for one.❤️
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How inspiring ! Didn't know Elsa until watched your video, and really touched me about designing, things look so simple but meaningful behind the look.
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Love this channel that I can actually learn something about what the true fashion is
I loved learning about Elsa! Thank you for this!
I'm glad to be offered your videos again after a few years!!
Thank you Kate for your inspiring and artistic story telling. Distinguished quality indeed
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Beautifully done... honouring an exceptional woman and artist.
Exquisite homage to an icon. Thank you.
Dearest Kate, This episode is EVERYTHING!! I have been obsessed with Elsa and all things Elsa since I designed clothes in the 1980's in New York. She was fluid beauty at its finest and her creations will live on forever. You are definitely my soul sister!! XOX From Ireland
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Hi Kate, It's really interesting to learn about the stories behind Elsa Peretti's designs. I've been admiring your collection for Monica Vinader and I can see you're giving back some love - really cool pieces.
What a talent…what a life. I adore Elsa !
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Thank you so much for featuring my fav Jewelry designer Elsa! Bone cuff is simply the most iconic bangles!
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Yes I too proudly and lovingly wear my bone bracelet it was bought at Tiffany's for me 22 years ago and it still brings me pleasure to slip it on
Hi Kate thank you for creating your RUclips channel and sharing your wisdom freely. I feel like I am watching a master class in fashion! I love how passionate you are about what you do, your enthusiasm is helping my COVID-19 gloom.
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This was so wonderful. Thank you Kate for covering Elsa in such a refreshing and tasteful way 🙏🏼
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Elsa Peretti was always such an inspiration to me as well. When I was young, I saved up for just a few beautiful pieces of her jewelry. I still love and wear my bracelets and my bottle necklace (that was a gift from my husband). She was such a special and wonderful artist! I've always wanted a snake necklace...one day! Thank you Ms. Peretti & Kate! XO
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This was superb. Thank you.
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Precious! You just made me so interested in Elsa and her works of art!
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Absolutely enjoyable! Cherry on the top is your sustained smile throughout the video! Thanks Kate.
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Thank you so much Kate for this videos, one of the best I’ve seen so far from Elsa. May she rest in peace. She’s one of my biggest references and inspirations
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So so so knowledgable...loved it😍😍😍
I bought a pair of earrings designed by her for my 25th birthday. I’m now 63 and still have them. Sterling ear bone cuffs from Tiffany.
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This was really interesting. I’m a big fan of Tiffany and have always seen her designs however didn’t realise how much she has revolutionised their collections and many more 😃
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Wow , hands down one of my favourite episodes...you are so knowledgable and fluent in your explanation 🙌🙏
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I still remember the moment when I received my first Tiffany&Co Elsa earrings and bracelet when I was 13. She will be missed ❤️✨
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This was so informative and full of passion, looking forward to future episodes!
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Fantastic tribute to an amazing creator.
End of an era for sure.
Legendary people like Elsa Peretti only come along infrequently.
Her oeuvre of work lives on.
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And now a full documentary on Elsa please!!
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Wow I had no idea I was wearing some of her
necklaces for 5yrs AND that the creator has such a fascinating story! I just liked the design! Thanks for these gems, Kate 😍
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Thank you for the education and introducing us to an amazing artist. I was familiar with a few of these pieces but didn't realize how interconnected they were with Tiffany's history. I'm totally in love with the bone cuff, snake necklace and the mesh not that I know their history. Thank you again!
Kate, please do more videos like these, so inspiring and educational 🤍🖤 you’re amazing!
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Such a great episode!! Elsa was such a pioneer and ahead of her time - she will be missed! xx
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Such a lovely tribute! What a magical corner you've created on your channel
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WOW your channel is a fashion treasure!! This is exactly type of information i was looking for, you put everything in context. Thank you!!!
Thank you for the very informative and enjoyable view into Elsa Peretti’s world. Raquel Welch wore a bone cuff bracelet on the cover of her Hatha Yoga Book 📖 and video in the 1970’s. I have wanted one ever since. My son found one for me. I explained the desire for this design. Unfortunately Elsa Peretti passed away one month after I received my lovely cuff bracelet. Thank you Elsa for your inspirations.
This is a wonderful channel. I look forward to more informative videos. By the way Kate, my hair is very long and naturally white.
I’m v jealous of your hair & cuff!!!
You just gave me as a fashion amateur, an educational, exciting lecture in 10 mins! I wish all my teachers could do the same! Thank you Kate!
Hahah! Thanks!
You are extremely well spoken! Your choice of words and summarization are spot on.
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Love your description of the pieces and the influence that marked each one. Great art lesson!
Loved this video, thanks for sharing Elsa with us!
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Love this episode, Kate you really described well the essence and uniqueness of Elsa, thank you!!
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This is the channel I never knew I needed. I always looked up to your work and saw how much effort you put into your clients and as someone who wants to work in fashion in the future, it's simply great to see someone as passionate and kind as you in the business. It truly motivates you!
What a beautiful praise to Elsa Peretti! You shared such amazing photos and history; I learned so, so much! Thank you! :)
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Oh I remember those bangle bracelets! I love them too mostly for how substantial & solid they are are but also the smoothness. I can see how the bones influenced her designs. I also remember the open heart from the 70s & as a little girl just loving it. And those Halston bottles. I never knew that she designed them. I will have to find mine now. I didn't realize it had also been a necklace too. I recently purchased a necklace at Tiffany & Co. & as I was waiting I saw they had a display of the open hearts. ( currently they will only allow a few people in the store at a time & you must see only what you say your looking for- no browsing) I thought oh yes! I'm definitely coming back for one of those too! But I had no idea the inspiration behind it. Now I love it even more. Thank you
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Please talk more about what you discussed with Hung Vanngo-the differences between a cheap & expensive pair of jeans and why high fashion costs so much (and how much effort & materials go into it). Loving your content & looking forward to learning more!
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So glad your on here now.
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A pleasure for my ears. I love everything about this youtube Channel ✨ thank you for sharing these precious treasures with us 🥰✨😅
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Amazing tribute! I love the references.... and the snake necklace you were wearing so beautiful.
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This is sooo juicy! Thank you for sharing the history of Elsa and her contribution/your personal inspiration in the fashion world. Kate, your content is so unique. It makes me, a regular gal feel part of a glamorous and exclusive community. Sharing in your curated collection is such a treat!
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Wonderful! Thank you!
This is the most wonderful tribute! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge! I have always loved Elsa Peretti jewellery but never known the fascinating inspirations behind her work!
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Love this episode. So inspiring. All your videos are , for that matter. 😊😊
I remember her being featured prominently in Women’s Wear Daily. Mostly at Studio 54. Ah to be a fashion student in the late seventies.
Just so interesting and full-filling. Thank you for making these videos. Finally a place here where there is actual context around fashion.
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What an amazing artist unique in style...and technique
Very inspiring thoughts during those times....🎨📐📷✏📏
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Elsa pieces are so unique 💙
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I love this kind of history of style segment. In your mood boards episode I was trying to think of icons, and while I had some moments that I could think of - I never felt like I knew who to accredit them to. Seeing Elsa through your eyes gave me a whole new appreciation. Who else do you look to?
So many people! ❤️
I learned so much in less than 11 minutes.
omg. i think this is my favourite video so far! Thank you for sharing elsa´s work so us younger fashionistas can learn about this powerhouse of a woman.
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Fantastic episode.
Really enjoyed this so much! Thank you! I'm now fascinated by Elsa's work and would love a bone cuff one day.
Love Elsa Peretti! --and really loving these videos, thanks so much for sharing a peek into your influences.
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Great episode! I'm a big fan of Peretti's work too. Am enjoying your channel.
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I love your poetic insights, Kate!
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