Raf was my professor while i studied fashion design at the university of applied arts in vienna in the early 2000s. Never saw his furniture though…thank you very much for making this video, loved watching it😊
Just a slight note at 7:00, it’s actually written corset coupe and not corset coup, which change the meaning from corset blow to corset cut Besides that, crazy video, thanks for your hard work
Im learning more and more about fashion in these last two years. Also thanks to this channel. Im still not really knowledgeable about it but pretty sure i know a few things more than the average person/"hypebeast". One day ill probably be more confindent to actually dress in a more unique way. About Raf simons. Im always impressed by his work whatever the context. I keep going back and forth about him. Forgetting about this designer and then coming back and remember the times he's been influential in fashion. The amount of hidden detail and meaning in these furnitures is insane. Every component and material is so carefully picked. Blows my mind
Fashion is a journey so take your time! Buying second hand and reselling lets you try out pieces and styles and see what works for you, I love Yohji but after wearing it I realized it wasn't right for my lifestyle
I am senior in college who was watched your videos since middle school. I’ve been applying for jobs and as soon a I get my first real job I’m excited to switch from UA-cam to supporting some of my favorite creators on Patreon. You are definitely on that list
I'm speechless. Like I'm in awe that Raf had such a distinct eye for design and function. But in also so happy that YOU got to do this! Like Bliss you're such an amazing fashion journalist. And I love seeing how you engaged with these pieces, it takes unbixing to a whole new level! Yes to more content and trips abroad for you!
Although I unfortunately can't support your patreon I will comment, like and share with anyone I can. Your channel is by far my favorite on this platform and when I have the financial ability I'll support your incredible work. Thank you for everything you have done for fashion.
I was completely unaware of this. You can fully see some pieces that are just a version of these furniture ideas. Some of the Solar Youth collection pieces have the same feeling as these. It's so cool to see what the Raf universe has to offer. Thank you Bliss. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
once again love the analytical work that goes into these videos 🤩 small correction tho, in french: coup = blow (to the head) coupe = cut ( the way something is cut)
Consistently learning about designers from your channel that I knew nothing about. I’ve only really been into streetwear, but you break your videos down really well in explaining the info to anyone. Great vids
I study industrial design and i've found more inspiration through the conceptualization done through fashion than on many other forms of design, really thanks thanks thanks for the hard work and bringing all this to us
Wow! I love them! Beautifully made. I never knew raf had such skills but I’m not surprised by how well they came out. I really liked the F system furniture hedi slimane made too and love when high profile names branch out into other sectors. Amazing that you had these to show us - thanks so much bliss!
7:21 "Vertugadin" is actually the French word for farthingale. The Italian is "guardinfante", which translates literally to "guard(ian)of the infant", indicating the defense that it had over a pregnant belly.
This is an amazing video bliss personally i think that another meaning of the snakeskin is how we conduct ourselves vs on the inside since it goes with the overall theme like with the corset
7:24, I’m Italian!! i can say that’s not an italian word but it may be a part of Veneto’s dialect (since very few words end with a consonant in the language, except from Northern surnames or dialectal / traditional words). A vertugandin, in Italian “guardinfante” is pretty much the (often) metallic underlying structure that women would wear under their dresses in order to make them look more bloated. The structure presented a shape that almost covered the maternal womb, resulting a “guard” to the fœtus (referred with “infante” in Italian and “enfant/infant” in French) inside a pregnant woman.
Brilliant unboxing Bliss, i can only imagine what it must have been like to lay hands on works of such artistic importance! As always thought provoking and intensely interesting!! Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💯🤩
7:00 while talking about the words on the corset one, you made a translation mistake, "coupe" in french means cup or cut depending on the context, but it can also mean the general shape of something like the cut of a jacket. I think you mistaken it with "coup" with indeed means blow
I lerned or lets say I remembered what fashion is about for me personally. In the Inside it is more than just expensive clothing for „flex“. Its art beauty and excitement.
WTF! I never commented your videos but man, this is amazing. I’m blown away by the interpretation and pieces themselves. This is one of the few more abstract pieces of art, that really very able to catch me and surprise me. Thank you for this video Sir Foster 🧐🙏
Jeeez, I love this video, I mean the information you present and the way you do it („love Your body” so cute, so Bliss). Also about X-ray piece. Am I the only one that really liked the fact that shelves inside are mostly made of glass? Color of the glass edge reminds me of science, technology (so xray) and fragility of glass could mean internal organs? What do you think? Great vid
I truly enjoy your videos Mr. Foster so much quality and deep learning. However, I need to add a little precision for the corset the corset coupe, coupe isnt the blow it's the cutting. 👀
Is there any information on what was displayed on this shelves, or if they were ever actually used? I'd love to see how or what you can display on them, or around them... Incredible video Bliss, thanks for everything!!!
Anyone else find the dembossed words and phrases a overly didactic and Melodramatic? Reminds me of a thirteen year old writing "pain" on their hand or something
eeeeyyyy bliss movin up!
Raf was my professor while i studied fashion design at the university of applied arts in vienna in the early 2000s. Never saw his furniture though…thank you very much for making this video, loved watching it😊
oh my god that sounds like a dream come true! What was he like as an instructor?
Just a slight note at 7:00, it’s actually written corset coupe and not corset coup, which change the meaning from corset blow to corset cut
Besides that, crazy video, thanks for your hard work
Whoever let you take pictures of these are is a G
How's it even possible that someone owns that? That blows my mind, in a good way, great job 👏
Super appreciate the endless library of shared knowledge. 🙏🙏🙏🙌
Im learning more and more about fashion in these last two years. Also thanks to this channel. Im still not really knowledgeable about it but pretty sure i know a few things more than the average person/"hypebeast". One day ill probably be more confindent to actually dress in a more unique way. About Raf simons. Im always impressed by his work whatever the context. I keep going back and forth about him. Forgetting about this designer and then coming back and remember the times he's been influential in fashion. The amount of hidden detail and meaning in these furnitures is insane. Every component and material is so carefully picked. Blows my mind
Fashion is a journey so take your time! Buying second hand and reselling lets you try out pieces and styles and see what works for you, I love Yohji but after wearing it I realized it wasn't right for my lifestyle
yesterday's IG post makes so much sense now
Bliss did it again
This is literally the best fashion UA-cam content. Anyone that says otherwise is a liar!
Thank you for this video Bliss!
Simply Breathtaking
I am senior in college who was watched your videos since middle school. I’ve been applying for jobs and as soon a I get my first real job I’m excited to switch from UA-cam to supporting some of my favorite creators on Patreon. You are definitely on that list
Literally the best fashion UA-camr. Thank you so much for making these videos. Joining the patreon now.
Means a ton to me, thank you 💫💫
I'm speechless. Like I'm in awe that Raf had such a distinct eye for design and function. But in also so happy that YOU got to do this! Like Bliss you're such an amazing fashion journalist. And I love seeing how you engaged with these pieces, it takes unbixing to a whole new level! Yes to more content and trips abroad for you!
This look is crazy, hair and piece is A1
Although I unfortunately can't support your patreon I will comment, like and share with anyone I can. Your channel is by far my favorite on this platform and when I have the financial ability I'll support your incredible work. Thank you for everything you have done for fashion.
I was completely unaware of this. You can fully see some pieces that are just a version of these furniture ideas. Some of the Solar Youth collection pieces have the same feeling as these. It's so cool to see what the Raf universe has to offer.
Thank you Bliss.
THANK YOU
THANK YOU
THANK YOU
you know Bliss I've been watching your video for months, love the way you always foster fashion as an art.
I've learned Raf was Raf. I appreciate your hard work, Bliss.
I've never seen these pieces, so incredible! thank you for your constant research and excitement to detail
once again love the analytical work that goes into these videos 🤩
small correction tho, in french:
coup = blow (to the head)
coupe = cut ( the way something is cut)
Banger indeed, love your insight and your video analysis format. 🖤🖤🖤
such a gem of a vid
By far your best, and some of the best being produced on UA-cam in total. You should feel really proud Bliss ✨
That means a ton to me, Jerry. Thank you 😌
awrsome 2 see a hands on episode.
Good work bliss
Bravo bliss 👏Today I learned this collection existed.
Fascinating! Thanks for sharing
Consistently learning about designers from your channel that I knew nothing about. I’ve only really been into streetwear, but you break your videos down really well in explaining the info to anyone. Great vids
Bliss!!!!! This is so exciting, I'm so glad you got connected with these cool people. Learned a lot!
I study industrial design and i've found more inspiration through the conceptualization done through fashion than on many other forms of design, really thanks thanks thanks for the hard work and bringing all this to us
ill buy u a coffee bro thanks for teaching me about how every good artist has a story behind their work
Means the world to me, thank you 🙏🙏
Wow! I love them! Beautifully made. I never knew raf had such skills but I’m not surprised by how well they came out. I really liked the F system furniture hedi slimane made too and love when high profile names branch out into other sectors.
Amazing that you had these to show us - thanks so much bliss!
7:21 "Vertugadin" is actually the French word for farthingale. The Italian is "guardinfante", which translates literally to "guard(ian)of the infant", indicating the defense that it had over a pregnant belly.
Thank you ❤️💕🦅
This is an amazing video bliss personally i think that another meaning of the snakeskin is how we conduct ourselves vs on the inside since it goes with the overall theme like with the corset
Wow, thank you for this video. My heart started to ache from the realisation of the beauty that some designers are able to create.
amazing deep dive. congrats on uncovering something like this, i'm sure it was a serious treat for a journalist like yourself!
It really was 😌
7:24, I’m Italian!! i can say that’s not an italian word but it may be a part of Veneto’s dialect (since very few words end with a consonant in the language, except from Northern surnames or dialectal / traditional words). A vertugandin, in Italian “guardinfante” is pretty much the (often) metallic underlying structure that women would wear under their dresses in order to make them look more bloated. The structure presented a shape that almost covered the maternal womb, resulting a “guard” to the fœtus (referred with “infante” in Italian and “enfant/infant” in French) inside a pregnant woman.
EXCELLENT video!!!! Thank you!!!
Learned a lot but the inspiration is bigger
Brilliant unboxing Bliss, i can only imagine what it must have been like to lay hands on works of such artistic importance! As always thought provoking and intensely interesting!! Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💯🤩
7:00 while talking about the words on the corset one, you made a translation mistake, "coupe" in french means cup or cut depending on the context, but it can also mean the general shape of something like the cut of a jacket. I think you mistaken it with "coup" with indeed means blow
3:02 how nail fit perfectly :D
I lerned or lets say I remembered what fashion is about for me personally. In the Inside it is more than just expensive clothing for „flex“. Its art beauty and excitement.
WTF!
I never commented your videos but man, this is amazing. I’m blown away by the interpretation and pieces themselves. This is one of the few more abstract pieces of art, that really very able to catch me and surprise me.
Thank you for this video Sir Foster 🧐🙏
I learned fashion is everything
Veryyy cool man!! Thank you for sharing.
HOLY SHIT IVE HEARD ABOUT THIS IN LIKE WEIRD RUMORS ON FORUMS GOD BLESS I FINALLY KNOW WHAT THEY WERE ON ABOUT
didn't knew it, BUT also wasn't so deep into Raf but now I'm more deep :P I was see you.. !! best wishes for 2022
Did not know this, very sick
Jeeez, I love this video, I mean the information you present and the way you do it („love Your body” so cute, so Bliss).
Also about X-ray piece. Am I the only one that really liked the fact that shelves inside are mostly made of glass? Color of the glass edge reminds me of science, technology (so xray) and fragility of glass could mean internal organs? What do you think?
Great vid
lol..saw the corset piece and was like oh a stand that is like a corset
❤️time to learn
Holy shit have you gotten a new camera?? looks so good!
super great pieces, would love to have it in house
I truly enjoy your videos Mr. Foster so much quality and deep learning. However, I need to add a little precision for the corset the corset coupe, coupe isnt the blow it's the cutting. 👀
Love corrections, thank you 💫💫
What i have learned today is what matters in making clothing is not only the outside it is what makes you think about your inside
god bless blissss foster
Is there any information on what was displayed on this shelves, or if they were ever actually used? I'd love to see how or what you can display on them, or around them...
Incredible video Bliss, thanks for everything!!!
My understanding is they weren’t used to display anything 💫💫
YUPPPP
crazy!
Imagine putting personal items in the snake skin one, to symbolize how dear they are to you and make up your personality
❤️
luv u broski
@@nikitazhuravkov7601 ayo sup shorty
Was the one on Grailed real 👀 I don’t see it listed anymore.
I think it was 🤔
I am going to buy u a coffee right noow !
Thanks Pamela 🙏🙏
What kind of metallic nailpolish were you wearing during the demonstration?
It’s a chrome gel treatment. I get it done at a salon for special occasions 😌
@@BlissFoster It was bound to be something special :) Thank you for your response!
Who recorded the moments of you “unboxing”??? The person who owns the items or did you bring a +1
holy f Wow.
That’s a lot of cups of coffee
The Chinese are really great at make repros' of archive pieces. they should totally make these.
interesting
Why does it feel so wrong undressing them? 🥺
Love the video! The Dad thing is weird tho.
Any product reviews coming? clothing that you personally bought and owned for extended amount of time that you'd personally recommend.
hi
What are they supposed to do?
@@Bei.Incubi.Omnus. OH! They're product display shelves
Anyone else find the dembossed words and phrases a overly didactic and Melodramatic? Reminds me of a thirteen year old writing "pain" on their hand or something
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