Making an accurate Baroque Era dress (includes chaos)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- This was a full journey and i love it, hope y'all like it too!! AND 1630 FASHION AND HAIR ARE ICONIC and i dont care....
Anyways thank y'all!!
In the comments there are some of the links i recommended in the video plus my tiktok so you can chek it out! xoxo the queen
How fortuitous it is to have clicked on this!
I've been working on a novel that begins in 1637 - it's a shame the 17th century isn't as popular as the preceding 16th, or the succeeding 18th century- but it's fascinating to realise that the modern world truly began in this century; tea, coffee, chocolate, newspapers, forks, 3-piece suits, pineapple, postage, novels, taxis, public gardens, meringue*, scrapbooking * , & travel for pleasure/ to broaden one's horizons- not just as an essential means of getting about - if you closed your eyes, it could _almost_ feel a little like the modern world we know...
*They weren't _known_ by these names back then, though - still, my research shook me out of some preconceived notions...
wow! thanks a lot! Exactly and just as you say, the 17th century is very innovative but also very dark like any century! Hopefully something from the video will help you in your novel, good luck!
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Oh, thank you!
And I hope your channel goes from strength to strength!
Congratulations on your determination and achievement in such a short space of time. I have loved portraits/fashion history for 50 years and put portraits everywhere! Wishing you an exciting future!
Thank you so much for the kind and lovely words! I really appreciate it!
Some fashion history pages that i love! : fashionsfromhistory.tumblr.com/
history-of-fashion.tumblr.com/page/30
fashionhistory.fitnyc.edu/
My pinterest:
www.pinterest.es/adreams3518/
And my tiktok!!:
www.tiktok.com/@larubiahechayderecha?lang=es
Your bond with your grandma seems wonderful, and what a wonderful way to remember her through the work you've done on this dress - which came out beautifully!
wow i really loved your answer, thank you so much!🥰
Yesss, more 17 century on costube scene!
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im so happy i found ur channel!! instant sub and like
Thank you!!!! Thats really kind of you!!
wonderful, inspiring video! thanks :)
Not convincing anyone with this manly face of yours
the dress turned out so beautiful!
Thank you so much!!!
It's a gorgeous dress, I'm honestly really impressed at how well crafted it is considering you were so young when you made it. I'm 31, and I just got into sewing historical clothing myself, and I doubt my first project will look anywhere near that good, haha. It's also very sweet how this was kind of a bonding experience between you and your grandmother.
You're right that the 1600's fashion is definitely a bit of an acquired taste, but I personally find every decade of that century beautiful in its own way. It's nice to see someone giving the 1600's a bit of visibility, because it's very underrated period of fashion. I personally got into the 1600's because of a story I'm writing surrounding the witch trials, set in the 1680's in Norway. The 1600's are pretty much never mentioned in Norway, and is entirely unknown to most people, so the mystery of it really drew me in, especially when I found out that historians here call it "The century of misery", so much misery that no one ever talks about. I've been researching that time period in this country for several years now, but I've still only found a tiny sample of what people wore here, because hardly any clothing or portraits from that time period have survived here due to the fact that most people were poor.
Thank you very much for your kind and beautiful words! That's exactly how you say it, the 17th century is so unknown and I love that you take the challenge to investigate the stories and territories that were part of that time! thank you, your message definitely made my night! Have a good day💕
@@felixortizmadamequeen7731 Have a lovely day too!
yo recuerdo cuando tenias solo un video en tu canal, que te comente sobre si eras fan de biopic channel, y me emocione por encontrar o otra adicta como yo jaja!!! Yo estudio también historia en mi tiempo aunque la historia de la moda no es lo mio pero no te negare que es muy interesante, me alegra verte de nuevo.
dios fue hace tanto tiempo pero me acuerdo perfectamente!! gracias por reconocerme, definitivamente la moda historica y la historia en general se volvieron pasiones mias. Que bueno que tambien te dediques a tal! Son habilidades y gustos que merecen su admiracion!. Te envio las mayores de las suertes y ojala continues viendo a biopic channel porque yo aun lo hago jajaja!!
Firstly congratulations on your first video. the information was extremely fascinating I've always loved the baroque fashion and it's amazing to see one of these come to life. the only time i ever saw one of these dresses in non portrait form was a garment that somehow survived centuries in the ocean. i forget how but this is the second time ive seen one in organic form and the first time being worn. it's very lovely. I look forward to more of your videos.
Thanks a lot for your lovely words, great to see that people enjoyed the video!
I absolutely love your personality. keep up the great work my dear 👑👑💗💗
I really admire you, so your words do mean a lot! Thanks😘♥️
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Yeaaah, and the City girls too
Where are you from?
Hey! i'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina!
Congratulations on your first video. I enjoyed watching and I love the gratitude you express, and the dress turned out beautifully as well. 👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much for the lovely words!! 🌸
This is my favorite kind of content ☺️☺️ your personality + historical research + sewing tutorial
Thank you so much! ♥️♥️
love it, love it, loooooooooooove it
NO i love you 💗