HIII guys! Sorry for the late upload this week, I was exhausted from our Halloween party (aand also The Walking Dead PLUS Stranger Things? C'mon). I know this isn't everyone's cup of tea but it's something that I had tons of fun with so I hope you at least have some fun! Also I'm no historian so feel free to let me know about any inaccuracies, I love learning about this time period. OH and yeah I went a little crazy with the editing and references, but it's been a while so I think it all just got bottled up and 'SPLODED. Okay, bye I LOVE YOU ALL!
Loved the video, it was great! And I loved the editing! I'm actually doing a final paper on makeup use for my Graduate Renaissance Drama class, it's a super interesting topic. The blue veins they painted on is how the term "blue bloods" came to be used for aristocracy and the noble class. Makeup was a sign of social mobility and feminity. In drama, there's an added layer of meaning: since all the actors were men (women were banned from being actresses), they denoted female characters by painting their faces completely white with red rouge. That is one of the reasons this style was popularized in the 1500 and 1600's, because lower class women would see these plays and 'know' how the supposed upper class ladies wore makeup, because the male actors took their cues from the noblewomen, who in turn often times looked to Queen Elizabeth I for inspiration, who was known for her 'mask' of white makeup. It's just so interesting! That was before Marie Antoinette's time, of course, but it still fascinates me.
They totally used the silk spots to cover up scars. They created a secret language with the sticker placement that acted like fan language or flower language. At some points used to shave off their eyebrows and glue on false eyebrows made out of door mouse pelts when their natural brows were not up to standard. Also court ladies were sometimes known to stuff their cheeks with cork so that their faces looked round and chubby. That along with false teeth would not make for very good conversation.
I admire how you style the wig. I’m doing a Marie Antoinette and as frustrated as I get, I decided to buy the MA wig instead. I’m also making a dress. Lord help me, making the bodice is another story. But hopefully I’ll be done by the end of the month. Love your videos. You’re very encouraging. Thank you so much 💕💕💕
Wow we share so much common interest, to marie antoinette and vintage style to video games and geek pop culture (never thought to see that combination in another person lol), that is impossible for me not to love this channel and everything that you create in it.
I would sooo struggle with all that hair!! You aced it doll! I need a video of some of your favorite movies with different categories! I feel I would dig your library!
Have you watched Zabrenas historically accurate make-up tutorials, they're my favourite.. oo and Lisa Eldridge vintage make-up series too:D Awesome video btw!
Luna Limi yes on both! I love Lisa Eldridge. Omg, beside the vintage make up tutorials (I'll be forever in awe of the one where she uses original Biba makeup, but hey! I'm a 60s gal!) I like to watch and rewatch the two about history of makeup with Madeleine Marsh 😍
You look lovely and it's obvious how much fun you had, especially with the feather. lol Plus...learning! Yay for fun facts! :D Glad you had fun with your Halloween party! Happy Halloween Rachel!!!
I loved this video! I love The Duchess and Marie Antionette (read both books and love the movies) and this time period is one of my favorite subjects! One day I will make a French gown, ~oNe DaY~.
Lovely as always! This video with the historical facts reminded me of the "Dangers of the _ House" series. They go through the Tudor, Edwardian, Victorian, 50s, etc..It's super interesting just how unsafe some of the things people did back in the day.
How the heck did you put on that wig so easily!? Also, the end product looks so nice, and the little tidbits of info are really interesting, great video :D
I just finished studying about this era in my costume design class, and there are so many little fun facts about makeup. Yes, they did cover up their scars from smallpox with beauty marks, most likely in a heart or star
I love this look! You're so creative ♡ Also, thanks to you I bought my first vintage inspired dress last week and I'm so excited to get an outfit together ♡
The moment I saw an edge of your face on the notification I was like "OH, Marie Antoinette!" - and you didn't dissappoint. Loved this look, it's such a good idea
Real Housewives of Versailles! Deceased haha :D also love that foundation, that's my shade too. I'm actually super pale especially in the winter. Love this look!
Great as always Rachel! Those updos (although they were all wigs) look extremely hard to achieve, I'm pretty sure they had little ladders underneath to make them that tall.
I’m glad you credited Georgiana in this. Not enough people recognize her anymore. It’s always about Marie. Sorry I just have a lot of feelings about Georgiana Cavendish
Ohhhhhhhh girl look at you! Amazing! I love, love, love it!!!!!!! Lol your sooooooo fun! Love your videos "REAL HOUSEWIFE" killed me lol lol oh geeze woman 😜😜😜😜😝🙅🏻🙅🏻🙅🏻🙅🏻
I love the Marie Antoinette movie starring Kirsten Dunst, so I screamed on the top of my lungs when I saw the thumbnail. :) You look beautiful again, and if someone dares to say something else, just let them eat cake. :D (Oh god such a forced joke please forgive me xd)
Exactly! :) The whole movie is a big eye candy. :D Everything was amazing and I wish there were more movies like that! :) And damn, those scenes with the cakes and other desserts... :D
How did you know a bought a white wig last week. Although I'm chickening out/ itching to get the easy route and go as Kiki (as in Kiki's delivery service) instead.
Beautiful look! Love the clothes! But I do feel like the hair had a lot of room for improvement... powdering and teasing the hair would have not only provided the texture needed to make styling easier, but also helped the height and shape of the hair, as well as taking away that unnatural "wiggy" shine, not to mention making things a tiny bit more historically accurate. 💁♀️
I loved this it was really interesting and fun as always your editing blew me away but your videos always do! I loved all the historical facts and how you showed how you did it as well plus....I got a secret...me loves ya!
You looked beautiful and the video made my morning, thank you) If there are art lovers in the comments, there is a speedpaint of Rachel's portrait on my channel, hope you enjoy ^^
HIII guys! Sorry for the late upload this week, I was exhausted from our Halloween party (aand also The Walking Dead PLUS Stranger Things? C'mon). I know this isn't everyone's cup of tea but it's something that I had tons of fun with so I hope you at least have some fun! Also I'm no historian so feel free to let me know about any inaccuracies, I love learning about this time period. OH and yeah I went a little crazy with the editing and references, but it's been a while so I think it all just got bottled up and 'SPLODED. Okay, bye I LOVE YOU ALL!
Lol...I love all your fun facts:)
The fact that you are clumsy makes you even cuter ..
Rachel we should totally do a Real Housewives of Versailles, PLEASE
ShantiLives Hahahaha YES, it'd be a hit 😂
I love how you added interesting facts about makeup from this era. So much more than a GRWM. THIS is why you are among UA-cam's finest.
Ahh you're too good to me! 😊
Loved the video, it was great! And I loved the editing! I'm actually doing a final paper on makeup use for my Graduate Renaissance Drama class, it's a super interesting topic. The blue veins they painted on is how the term "blue bloods" came to be used for aristocracy and the noble class. Makeup was a sign of social mobility and feminity. In drama, there's an added layer of meaning: since all the actors were men (women were banned from being actresses), they denoted female characters by painting their faces completely white with red rouge. That is one of the reasons this style was popularized in the 1500 and 1600's, because lower class women would see these plays and 'know' how the supposed upper class ladies wore makeup, because the male actors took their cues from the noblewomen, who in turn often times looked to Queen Elizabeth I for inspiration, who was known for her 'mask' of white makeup. It's just so interesting! That was before Marie Antoinette's time, of course, but it still fascinates me.
helloyellow06 Woah that is really fascinating!! I could read about this stuff forever! Humans are so weird 😂❤️
Loving this look. I adore Marie Antoinette, so glad you used that movie as inspo. This turned out great.
Kathy Berger It's a pastel dream 😭😭❤️❤️
I am so pale i already have blue veins on my face. i would have been a beauty queen in the 18th century.
lol me too! funny how things change
Hahaha love it ❤️❤️❤️
They totally used the silk spots to cover up scars. They created a secret language with the sticker placement that acted like fan language or flower language. At some points used to shave off their eyebrows and glue on false eyebrows made out of door mouse pelts when their natural brows were not up to standard. Also court ladies were sometimes known to stuff their cheeks with cork so that their faces looked round and chubby. That along with false teeth would not make for very good conversation.
In love I have such an obsession with Marie Antionette ! Beautiful rendition
Me too! Thank you love!!
I admire how you style the wig. I’m doing a Marie Antoinette and as frustrated as I get, I decided to buy the MA wig instead. I’m also making a dress. Lord help me, making the bodice is another story. But hopefully I’ll be done by the end of the month. Love your videos. You’re very encouraging. Thank you so much 💕💕💕
For a second I thought the music was the Monsters Inc. Theme song 😂😂
HAHA YESS
hahaha that would have been awesomeeeee!
@@rachelmaksy maybe you should add the Monsters Inc theme to a video 😚
Wow we share so much common interest, to marie antoinette and vintage style to video games and geek pop culture (never thought to see that combination in another person lol), that is impossible for me not to love this channel and everything that you create in it.
Blair Wolfe Ahh you're the sweetest thank you so so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank god for modern cosmetics! I don't think it would be entirely wholesome to be historical-accurate, y'know, with the dying and all
Malaika Astre Hahaha not exactly worth it 😂
I like that you added so many fun facts! Keep up the great work Rachel
Thank you my love!!
I would sooo struggle with all that hair!! You aced it doll! I need a video of some of your favorite movies with different categories! I feel I would dig your library!
Holly K Hahaha I definitely did struggle 😂❤️ Ohh that sounds fun!
Have you watched Zabrenas historically accurate make-up tutorials, they're my favourite.. oo and Lisa Eldridge vintage make-up series too:D Awesome video btw!
Luna Limi Yes!!! I love them! I haven't heard of the second one, totally gonna check it out 😊😊
Luna Limi yes on both! I love Lisa Eldridge.
Omg, beside the vintage make up tutorials (I'll be forever in awe of the one where she uses original Biba makeup, but hey! I'm a 60s gal!) I like to watch and rewatch the two about history of makeup with Madeleine Marsh 😍
ockham Me too I've watched that hour long interview at least 20 times:D
Keep doing more of these, I love them! 💓
_You should totally do Keira Knightley!_
Ariel Thank you!! I think I will, I had so much fun! I'd love to do a Keira look!
YAY CANT WAIT
They were dying for this look as well. Literally.
You look lovely and it's obvious how much fun you had, especially with the feather. lol Plus...learning! Yay for fun facts! :D Glad you had fun with your Halloween party! Happy Halloween Rachel!!!
Kim Anderson Heehee thank you so much!! Who doesn't love dress up?!
I’m French, my name is Marie and I love Marie Antoinette so seeing Rachel being Marie Antoinette is amazing wow
This was so great you look really good with blond hair too !
Thank you so so much!!
I friggin love your voice overs. You're always so funny.
Heehee thank you!!
I too am super interested in this period of history A++ video. The lipstick turned out really lovely
Becca Cottrell Thank you so much!! It was a baffling but super interesting era! Gotta love how dedicated they were to aesthetics 😂
Looks great. The dress is next!! (Love these dressing gowns tho!)
I loved this video! I love The Duchess and Marie Antionette (read both books and love the movies) and this time period is one of my favorite subjects! One day I will make a French gown, ~oNe DaY~.
Omg right? One of those gowns is on my Cosplay Bucket List lol
The 18th century is my favorite aah! My two favorite things combined! Love!
Heehee aww yay!!
Wigs! This whole things is perfection but I think I'm in love with the idea of multiple hair options....
Right?? I want to wear a different one every day of the week 😂
Lovely as always! This video with the historical facts reminded me of the "Dangers of the _ House" series. They go through the Tudor, Edwardian, Victorian, 50s, etc..It's super interesting just how unsafe some of the things people did back in the day.
Ohh!!! That sounds right up my alley hehehe
ua-cam.com/video/Sy7iUoWi_-U/v-deo.html It's actually called "Hidden Killers" haha
Love fashion from this era!!! 🤤💖
Miranda Dickel Me too 😭 So intricate ❤️❤️
this is so cool i am so fascinated by everything that happened in the 17th and 18th century so i love this tutorial 😍
Purple Wolf 101 Me too!! Thank you love!
How the heck did you put on that wig so easily!? Also, the end product looks so nice, and the little tidbits of info are really interesting, great video :D
Jordyn C I usually struggle but this one goes on super easily 😂❤️
I just finished studying about this era in my costume design class, and there are so many little fun facts about makeup. Yes, they did cover up their scars from smallpox with beauty marks, most likely in a heart or star
maia malanee Good to know!! I love the fact that men got all dolled up too 😎
love this era
Me too, so aesthetically pleasing hehe 😊
Awwwww, soo pweeeety! Nice feather action btw! 'let them eat cake!' 🍰🍰🍰😘Xx
Heehee 😊😊
I love this look! You're so creative ♡ Also, thanks to you I bought my first vintage inspired dress last week and I'm so excited to get an outfit together ♡
Izzy Areas Thank you so much lovely!! Aww yay!
Love it! So perty!
Thank you so much!!
Love it looks great plus thanks for the info too
Shell Smith Thank YOU lovely! 😊
That blonde wig looks stunning on you ugh
Annelies van Overbeek Ahh thank you my love!! I just wanna wear a different wig every day of the week😂❤️
The moment I saw an edge of your face on the notification I was like "OH, Marie Antoinette!" - and you didn't dissappoint. Loved this look, it's such a good idea
Cathryn Rosalie Thank you so much!! ❤️❤️ I loved being able to do some research on something that's always fascinated me so this was fun!
I love your robe!
Looooved the look super cute and great for halloween. It's one of my fav eras as well :)
Thank you lovely!!
You seem to rock every look you try and that's good keep it up I love for this videos!!
Ahh you're too sweet!
This was so beautiful! Can you do more historical videos like this?
The editing was next level on this! I was 😂 the whole time.
Annie Hahaha yay!! I was worried it was overkill 😂😂
Be still my heart! I’ve been waiting for this since you posted the photo on Instagram! 💓
Hayley Heehee❤️❤️❤️
So lovely and pretty! I loved the editing it made the video even more fun!
Thank you my looove!
Kevin from The Office, most definitely. : ) Gorgeous robe! Lead in cosmetics...what we don't do for beauty.
Denise Marie Hahaha my best cosplay yet 😂😂
I would love to see an updated effort of this, like trying that giant hair from The Duchess haha
I watch what the stuff you said in the comments!
And it's never to much editing
Just love it! You are sooo good at anyway!
Take care 🎃
Heehee thank you love!
Real Housewives of Versailles! Deceased haha :D also love that foundation, that's my shade too. I'm actually super pale especially in the winter. Love this look!
Heehee thank you love!!
Great as always Rachel! Those updos (although they were all wigs) look extremely hard to achieve, I'm pretty sure they had little ladders underneath to make them that tall.
Arovarel Some of them were wigs and some weren't which I find astounding 😂 They used cushions and padding to achieve the volume!
Wow... that's impressive
Your such a beautiful inspiration and your so underrated 💗
Ahh you're too sweet!!!
It seems to me that any lady in the style of Marie Antoinette will look very beautiful. This is her style and raisin.
You pull off this cosplay/ look so effortlessly. How? Idk. Magic maybe 😂✨ the robe you're wearing in this video is beautiful 😭👌
Arie Heehee Ahh you're too good to me!
Purty! Oh the spirit gum struggles. Toupee tape can work too.
Hahaha the messiest 😂
Beautiful look!
Please do a Evelyn from the mummy tutorial!!!
Love you!
A. novak Thank you love!! I wanna order some green contacts before I do that but I plan to! 😊😊
You are so cute!!! I LOVE your videos so much!!!
Ahh thank you!!
I’m glad you credited Georgiana in this. Not enough people recognize her anymore. It’s always about Marie. Sorry I just have a lot of feelings about Georgiana Cavendish
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YAAASSSS that robe, that wig, that face!!!!!!! Tru Marie Bae ❤❤❤❤👌👌👌👌👌
Kate Rytter Heehehee❤️❤️
How cute !!!
The gallant dor Thank you so much!!
Fun Fact :The placement of a patch was sometimes used to indicate which political party one aligned themselves with.
Oooo!!!
The blush was most likely to make the white face more natural looking
Love it!!!!
Thank you so much!!
So pretty! I love how it turned out. Lol so glad you didn’t use lead and mercury powders. 🤣 beauty was dangerous back then man.
YAAAAAS GUUUUUURL 💙
Thorkrolm Heehehee❤️❤️❤️
Loved it!! You did a fab job!! Will we get to see some Halloween pics?!? I hope! 🤞
Thank you so much!! I have a couple on my Instagram! 😊
The velvet patches and makeup were also used to cover syphilitic marks! :D
Hahaha oh good! They were clever 😂😂
Hahaha that wig is such a mess! Loved every moment! I guess the answer is curl, curl, curl!
Lesia's Tale Hahaha SO MANY BOBBIE PINS. Definitely would be better with real hair that was curled beforehand 😂😂
I think they styled the wig on a stand and wore it when it was ready... Cause no aristocrat is going to sit through all that curling! hahah
Ohhhhhhhh girl look at you! Amazing! I love, love, love it!!!!!!! Lol your sooooooo fun! Love your videos "REAL HOUSEWIFE" killed me lol lol oh geeze woman 😜😜😜😜😝🙅🏻🙅🏻🙅🏻🙅🏻
Susan Velez Heehee thank you my love!!! ❤️
Great video. I think it came out great
Thank you love!!
Gorgeous xxxx
The House Of Hats Thank you my beauty!
I love it!
Can you do vintage Hollywood glam?
Oohh that'd be fun!!
Yaaay! You're so nice and adorable❤
so cool!
drumsanddrumming Thank you so much!!
Happy Halloween!
Mellisa K Yeeeeeyy!!! Happy Halloween!!!!
I love the Marie Antoinette movie starring Kirsten Dunst, so I screamed on the top of my lungs when I saw the thumbnail. :) You look beautiful again, and if someone dares to say something else, just let them eat cake. :D (Oh god such a forced joke please forgive me xd)
Me too!! Coppola did such a good job making Marie more modern and relatable! Also the SETS AND COSTUMESSS AHH
Exactly! :) The whole movie is a big eye candy. :D Everything was amazing and I wish there were more movies like that! :) And damn, those scenes with the cakes and other desserts... :D
How did you know a bought a white wig last week.
Although I'm chickening out/ itching to get the easy route and go as Kiki (as in Kiki's delivery service) instead.
ockham Hehehe❤️ Omg love Kiki 😭❤️
BTW, where do you get that first dress? It's so perty.
Rae Smith It's a vintage nightgown and robe I got from a vintage shop forever ago and have never worn 😂😂
You should do a video where you live like a 1950's housewife.. please :)
I love the movie with Kirsten dunst
Me too! One of my favorites!
Ok so I was secretly wishing that you will make a video something 18th century related. And finally my 18th century soul is doing some cheers 😜😂
Heehehee ❤️
Beautiful look! Love the clothes! But I do feel like the hair had a lot of room for improvement... powdering and teasing the hair would have not only provided the texture needed to make styling easier, but also helped the height and shape of the hair, as well as taking away that unnatural "wiggy" shine, not to mention making things a tiny bit more historically accurate. 💁♀️
I loved this it was really interesting and fun as always your editing blew me away but your videos always do! I loved all the historical facts and how you showed how you did it as well plus....I got a secret...me loves ya!
Miss Adventure Heehee Me LOVES YOU thank you 😭❤️❤️
"Kevin from the office" 😂
Basically twins!
YAAAAAAAASSSSS
Heehehee :)
I must say you had a kind of Daenarys Targaryen vibe here before you pinned up your hair!
Hehehe I initially got the wig for my Daenerys cosplay so thank you!! 😊
Eeeeeppppp that's so cool! ^^
I liked the fact inclusion as well v nice touch:)
ACM xxx
Thank you so so much!! 😊
super cool.
Thank you so so much!! 😊😊
AND, you've inspired me to try and wear more skirts. lol.
* *virtual hugs* * from Andi!
27kiddnothing ❤️❤️❤️😊😊😊
HAPPY SCREAMING
Kim H Heehee😊😊
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i am planning a eponine cosplay , not quite versailles but hey
Yeeees love Eponine!!
Cute!
You look like Kirsten Dunst! 😀
Thats So Ari Ahhh thank you!! I wish 😂😂❤️❤️
I LOVE THIS! So happy to watch even from a shitty hospital bed on SPOOPY DAY... utter bull.. Have a fabulous Halloween beautiful person
Thank you my love!! Feel better!! 😊
The Pinup Companion I am finally stupid stomach flu! Have you ever thought of doing a cruella tutorial? I think you’d make her look amazing
gone all this time thinking it was Rachel "makesy"... like... MAKES things....nope.... it isnt haha
Your so cute!
Grammy Vulture Thank you so much sweetness!
You looked beautiful and the video made my morning, thank you)
If there are art lovers in the comments, there is a speedpaint of Rachel's portrait on my channel, hope you enjoy ^^
Thank you love!! I love you Inktober videos!!
It reminds me of Andy Warhol.
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