Fashion Historian Fact Checks A League of Their Own's Wardrobe | Glamour
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Fashion historian Raissa Bretaña fact checks the historical accuracy of the costumes from the hit movie "A League of Their Own." Just how close were the Rockford Peaches' uniforms to the real thing?
Director: Stephanie D’Agostini
Director of Photography: Devan Davies-Wood
Editor: Christopher Jones
Host: Raissa Bretaña
Post Producer: Alejandra Parisi
Coordinating Producer: Nikola Jocic
Line Producer: Jen Santos
Associate Producer: Alejandra Parisi
Production Manager: Marilee Hodge
Production Coordinator: Jamal Colvin
Camera Operator: Lauren Pruitt
Audio: Sean Paulsen
Production Assistant: Erica Palmieri
Post Production Supervisor: Christian Olguin
Post Production Coordinator: Scout Alter
Supervising Editor: Erica Dillman
Assistant Editor: Andy Morell
Graphics Supervisor: Ross Rackin
Archive Credits: Midway Village Museum, Rockford, Illinois
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Raissa is my favorite historian. She always understands that in some cases, the fashion had to meet the time period it was made in along with the time the story was taking place.
It's always awesome seeing Raissa here, especially with her covering _A League of their Own_ !!! 🤩🥰😍
Agree!!! I’m in Heaven watching this video. I adore raissa
What's frustrating is this crap still happens in women's sports. Like Serena Williams being fined and threatened with disqualification for wearing pants at Wimbledon. Or how the female beach volleyball players have to wear revealing bikini bottoms for no good reason. Those are just examples that come to mind, I'm sure there's plenty more.
Just about every gymnastics teams rules regarding the high-cut leotards (when unitards should be fine and even modest, but not currently allowable).
Its done to men as well. Look what happened when Mike Jordan wore his non compliant Nike shows on court. Hat to tell you this, but women usually get less restriction, not more, because they can always throw down the woke card.
In elementary school we had shorts for softball. Eventually pants where given and it was stressed to us how “lucky” we where to get them. This is in late 90’s Oklahoma btw
I love this movie! And I never thought that what the ladies were wearing as being too costumey. They look like regular 1940's fashions.
Yes, smoking wasn't allowed, but that doesn't mean the girls didn't try to smoke in secret as those girls were doing in that scene (same with drinking, sneaking out to meet men, etc.). Plus, Dottie was wearing trousers inside the house the girls were living in and she was clearly in a leisure outfit rather than a traveling one she would don in public. I doubt the league would kick up a fuss as to what she wore in the privacy of the house.
yes, my understanding is that the no-trousers rule was for public. Inside their house it would most likely have been okay.
Right, the rules were not like laws. There are many things people try to police in people doesn't mean it didn't happen
I love how entertaining and informative are the videos of this channel, specially the one like this where a fashion historian examines movie looks 🤩🤩🤩
I love this series. Raissa Bretana is the best! I cannot click on her videos quick enough. Excellent and well done.
I always assumed the costumes in the movie were a fictional creation because it's a movie. It's so interesting to learn that they were basically the actual design. I wish we still were hats everywhere
Raissa always gives such good insight!
I love watching Raissa's videos and always love how her broach always matches the theme of the movie.
Oh my gosh, her sweater and brooch are AMAZING.
I love this movie and I love this fashion historian! I do wish they had looked at some of the other characters too, but what can you do?
Parts of this movie where filmed were I live, and my grandmother and her friend were extras in the movie.
Love this episode wish it was longer
I guess you do episodes for
To Kill A Mockingbird (1962)
That 70s Show
Cross Creek (1983)
Hairspray (1988)
American Graffiti (1973)
The Music Man (1962)
I love this channel . It’s so informative and well researched and very entertaining!!! Thank you
I love these segments. Please keep them coming!
The Rockford cap is incorrect because the actual Peaches cap was a white letter R on the front of the cap. It was not a red R inside a circle. I'd like to see her go over the outfits for the new TV series as well.
I love this series, I learn so much.
Great video.
I’m curious to see how the wardrobe is for the new show.
Loooooooove this movie!!!! One of my all time favorite movies!!!!! Love Tom hanks in this movie!!!
Best sports movie of all time.
Sorry also might have painted her fingernails because catchers often do that during night games, so the pitcher can read the signs.
I love A League of Their Own, I'm super excited for the new series.
I just watched this movie, excited to watch this video!
Please do a video about Great Gatsby
Which one? the Leo DiCaprio one or the Robert Redford one.
Love this movie, so underrated
Just being honest here...😤🤦♂️
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I was so skeptical about this and by end of ep. 1 I was sold; y'all made me a believer. Roberta Colindrez & Chanté Adams are fierce talent on the rise - excited for them. Carson + Greta are definitely the new "Will they or won't they?" of primetime TV🍿🤩🔥😜
haven't even got to ep 3 yet but hoping for more Meg stalter (her comedy is really growing on me). don't sleep on her 🤩
What about the black coat outfit she wore at the Sud’s Bucket?Was it accurate?
More fact checking mens wear plz?
Oh that'd be cool.
Could you guys for a back to school special do the disney movie red and fact check their outfits I was a teen in the 2000s and the outfits kinda seem inaccurate to me
Shoutout to the kid at 9:07.....😂
I think that they would have been wearing wool stockings in 1943 because they were available to buy.
and it was to be historically accurate as the movie had to be as 1940's fashion was different in those days.
We love Raissa!
Nice
Yay Raissa 😍😍
Any girl who has played softball knows the pain of a strawberry (what my teams called it idk if it’s universal lol) 😂😂😂😂
Plz do 2007 Hairspray
Can you please do call the midwife?
American Crime Story: Marcia Cross, Monica Lewinsky, Johnnie Cochran to name a few.
Mrs America: Alice, Phyllis, Shirley, Gloria.
The First Lady on Showtime. Both as adults and their youth
While this is well done and a good video, it's also extremely enraging. So glad I didn't live during this time; the past was the worst!
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hi
I thought this was about the new series :(
One of my favourite movies but every time I hear a bloke pee I think of this movie
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Can you do Ariel she’s my favorite Disney princess
I love a good hat pin 📍
im 2nd
*08:48* The girdle illustrated here is an _open-bottom girdle,_ *NOT* a "panty girdle" as described by the narrator.
The two styles are noticeably different, since a panty girdle has separate legs -often extending to mid-thigh- and a _closed crotch._ Most girdles illustrated in this video have open crotches and NO LEGS.
Anybody should know this, particularly a fashion history "expert."
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The historian isn't necessarily the one providing the images on screen 🙄
@@emilyintoronto4933 Perhaps _Glamour_ will hire some professionals. Have you ever seen "Cool Hand Luke" ?