Love your videos, they give me so much peace!! Even if im not into sewing or don't really wear costumes (I'd love to!), I love history and fashion so this channel is a delight!
This lady is very pretty and she looks magnificent in that dress. She looks like she belongs back in that day. And the dress just fits her to a tee. And it's actually a really pretty dress. I'm not fond of the colors but on this lady it looks gorgeous. 👏👏👏
I don't understand why so many people hate the 'natural form era'. I think from all of the victorian fashion eras, this is the most beautiful. I mean, really, look at how elegant, sophisticated and soft the silhouette of this era is. And with those trains OMG! It's just a short phase in the middle of bustle craziness that I think is unique and deserves a lot more recognitions.
@@bbth667wow finally someone is in my team. The bustle is 'GREAT', like really. As I said above I think people tend to forget the NFE bcs it's in the middle of two bustles, but this is actually a 'gem'. I just love its streamline, long and soft silhouette. Especially with the shallow square (it's actually more trapezoidal) neckline, which I think looks so elegant for ladies' dress. The same goes to 1908/9-1914 with its long, narrow and soft curve. And the 'hobble skirt', I LOVE IT.
@@AlexandrinaVictoria1819 I too love the hobble skirt! Yes, definitely. Very underrated. I think people just love the bustles too much to admit that even without the bustle the dresses are still absolutely stunning. I personally really do love the long, soft silhouette. It looks beautiful
Corset covers could be worn. They’re a totally optional garment. The layers worn are always personal preference. A corset cover can be a nice option if your corset shows through your dress, or if you need an extra layer. If you don’t need one, they’re fine to omit, as they add an extra layer of both bulk and warmth when worn.
A beautiful dress. I have seen others wear a corset covering under the bodice/jacket. Is this a wear around the house type dress or going out to town or evening? I love trying to understand all the different styles and shapes.
Perfect look. Why do you like to dress like that? How did you get started? What time periods do you range from? I like the early 1800's to the 1940's. We got started buying costumes because I like antique photography methods. So its more about the cameras than the fashion for me.
since most victorian homes had no or minimal proper closets and multiple dresses of the fashion were not going to fit in an armoir/wardrobe, where did the ladies maids store the lady's dresses? was there a room just for this?
These kinds of dresses are incredibly intricate and time-consuming to make, so it would be hard to find a decent quality replica. It would also be super expensive, probably around $500-2000 for materials and labor. A website that sells cheaper reproduction outfits is recollections.biz/ It’s a bit hit or miss when it comes to historical accuracy, but it’s pretty nice for costumes and special occasions! One more thing to keep in mind is that without all the historical undergarments, the dress ensemble will fit, look, and move much differently. I hope you find the dress of your dreams!!
Maria Luísa Filártiga Actually, this is very accurate. The undergarments are most definitely not anything remotely close to 1780s undergarments. The shape and style are completely different. This is a very well-done example of 1880s fashion.
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Ruching, knife pleating, ruffles, lace, bows, AND pockets?! Living the dream.
I would have loved to see this dress being made. It is beautiful
Thank you! I have an old blog post up about it, but perhaps I’ll do a video on it one day, too 👍
You look amazing! 🤎
You are absolutely stunning and that dress is downright splendid! You cut quite the figure! Thank you so much for sharing lovely lady!
Thank you so much ♥️
The corset is very nice peace of work,...
That dress is a work of art.
Thank you ♥️
Thank you for showing this. I have always wondered. There's a lot less clothes than it looks like. Beautiful.
This is one of my most favourite gowns ever. Such beautiful work and you look magnificent in it!
Thank you so much ♥️
Evening dress but not ball gown, by the looks of it. Very nice.
Absolute perfection right down to the pocket for the pocket watch. Such beautiful workmanship!
What a beautiful dress! A very elegant gown for a naturally elegant lady. I'd love to see this dress being made, and also to know how long it took.
I love your videos.
Lovely ❤
That dress is sumptuous! It has everything I love... including pockets. XD You did an amazing job.
Simply, purely beautiful!
Your dress is just exquisite! Such beautiful work. 💖
Thank you!
Truly stunning, you look lovely and the clothing is all exquisite!
Love your videos, they give me so much peace!! Even if im not into sewing or don't really wear costumes (I'd love to!), I love history and fashion so this channel is a delight!
This lady is very pretty and she looks magnificent in that dress. She looks like she belongs back in that day. And the dress just fits her to a tee. And it's actually a really pretty dress. I'm not fond of the colors but on this lady it looks gorgeous. 👏👏👏
Caroline, this dress is amazing in so many levels!
Thank you!
Your videos calm my anxiety. Thank you.
Thanks for watching ♥️
You do honor to the beautiful dress
And you look beautiful in it.
Beautiful!
Ahhh I'm so happy you;re making videos like this! They're my favourite!
this dress is lovely and it suits u so well!!!!
a very lovely woman with a very lovely dress and a well made video
A piece of art!
Good.
I don't understand why so many people hate the 'natural form era'. I think from all of the victorian fashion eras, this is the most beautiful. I mean, really, look at how elegant, sophisticated and soft the silhouette of this era is. And with those trains OMG! It's just a short phase in the middle of bustle craziness that I think is unique and deserves a lot more recognitions.
Right? I mean I'm a lover of the bustle dresses, but the natural form dresses are also very nice.
@@bbth667wow finally someone is in my team. The bustle is 'GREAT', like really. As I said above I think people tend to forget the NFE bcs it's in the middle of two bustles, but this is actually a 'gem'. I just love its streamline, long and soft silhouette. Especially with the shallow square (it's actually more trapezoidal) neckline, which I think looks so elegant for ladies' dress. The same goes to 1908/9-1914 with its long, narrow and soft curve. And the 'hobble skirt', I LOVE IT.
@@AlexandrinaVictoria1819 I too love the hobble skirt! Yes, definitely. Very underrated. I think people just love the bustles too much to admit that even without the bustle the dresses are still absolutely stunning. I personally really do love the long, soft silhouette. It looks beautiful
Can we please bring this all back into fashion
I second that 🙋♀️
Thank you for this wonderful video. This was a trip back in time. I love this time, these will be memories of my past life.
Brilliant! Thank you so much for the in-depth commentary as well! I didn’t know the back was also a pocket
Yep! A lot of 19th and early 20th century gowns have pockets near the placket.
Glamorous. You are so talented
Beautiful! That mesh corset is also fantastic. Were corset covers not worn in this era (or in hot weather)?
that's what I was wondering too!
Corset covers could be worn. They’re a totally optional garment. The layers worn are always personal preference. A corset cover can be a nice option if your corset shows through your dress, or if you need an extra layer. If you don’t need one, they’re fine to omit, as they add an extra layer of both bulk and warmth when worn.
Gorgeous dress! Thank for the detail shots. The pleating is lovely😍!
Thank you!
The music matches your beauty!
Thank you!
I've been such a long-time blog fan and I just stumbled upon your channel by accident--what a pleasant surprise!
Yay!! Well welcome! ❤️
This dress is amazing!
Thank you!
Any woman wearing that dress I'd be instantly in love with. I was born in the wrong century.
My toddler said, “Awww, she’s so CUTE”
Nice puppy!
Also, you deserve more subs
Astonishing 😩❤️❤️❤️
Very Beautiful !! Your husband it's very fortune to have a wife this beautiful dress !!
A beautiful dress. I have seen others wear a corset covering under the bodice/jacket.
Is this a wear around the house type dress or going out to town or evening?
I love trying to understand all the different styles and shapes.
I think you should do a Mary Poppins inspired video but like instead of the exact outfits, they could be more accurate.
Perfect look. Why do you like to dress like that? How did you get started? What time periods do you range from? I like the early 1800's to the 1940's. We got started buying costumes because I like antique photography methods. So its more about the cameras than the fashion for me.
I have a quick question. Where do you keep these beautiful pieces of art as I call them?
In a shipping container 😂
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Where do we get out fits like this or should a I say costume?
since most victorian homes had no or minimal proper closets and multiple dresses of the fashion were not going to fit in an armoir/wardrobe, where did the ladies maids store the lady's dresses? was there a room just for this?
Where can I buy this dress I would wear it for special occasions and how much would it cost me in usd
These kinds of dresses are incredibly intricate and time-consuming to make, so it would be hard to find a decent quality replica. It would also be super expensive, probably around $500-2000 for materials and labor.
A website that sells cheaper reproduction outfits is recollections.biz/
It’s a bit hit or miss when it comes to historical accuracy, but it’s pretty nice for costumes and special occasions! One more thing to keep in mind is that without all the historical undergarments, the dress ensemble will fit, look, and move much differently.
I hope you find the dress of your dreams!!
Did you make this dress? And if so, where can I get the pattern?
Did you use a pattern
If so is there any where I can find it
Thanks, this is beautiful
The pieces started as Truly Victorian patterns. They were heavily modified and trimmed.
Nice
I’d love it if you would speak during the video. Say the same thing you said in the comments but add details about each item.
I'd like to see how you would get something out of the pocket with the bodice on.
It’s easy! You just reach right it. The bodice doesn’t really get it the way.
Beautyfull...
You remind me of Diana from Anne of Green Gables.
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Late "natural form" era?
The date is wrong this was supposed to be 1780 probably... 1880 fashion (undergarments) is totally different
Maria Luísa Filártiga Actually, this is very accurate. The undergarments are most definitely not anything remotely close to 1780s undergarments. The shape and style are completely different. This is a very well-done example of 1880s fashion.
Thanks so much for stepping in the answer this ♥️
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