Other people whilst embellishing [sews on a row of sequins]: Is this too much? Angela [under a mountain of lace, sequins and shiny things]: MORE!!! But honestly this is so pretty. And the sleeves! Immaculate. 👌👌♥️
This turned out GORGEOUS! Tbh I’m just impressed you made the bodice twice after the first didn’t fit because that’s happened to me a couple times and I’ve just~ never touched the project again~ /flail/
Am I alone in finding it oddly satisfying when Angela is sewing several pieces after each other (such as the boning channels at the beginning of the video) on her professional machine and just.. whizzes through it? Soooo efficient..! 😍
The dress turned out beautifully! I love the way you interpreted the original design elements. It's different, but still looks like Rapunzel's dress and it was a lot of fun to watch the making-of process.
I learned so much even watching the redo of the bodice. I realized I worried about the fitting of it way beyond the point that you needed to check that. This is the first video I have seen of yours Angela! 💖🍁 The amount of love and care, different nail colours 😍and sequins and lace you put into your gown made it inspiring!!
I know it would never be... a thing....b u t when I was watching this I was just thinking what it would be like if Angela was able to rock up in 14th century court in this dress. Would they think it was as magical as I think it does? Would they assume she was a VERY rich young lady? Look at those sparkles!!
She would create a whole trend of paper thin metal rounds being sewn to fabric for sparkle! The sparkle would only last a season, but that's how often the very rich changed their gowns anyway. It would have probably lead to an entire fashion revolution :D
Nothing like these purple colors would have been available in the 14th Century, and the silver fabrics and trims would have astonished people as well. All of that machine-made lace and sequins would have been mind-boggling to people of the time. And then of course there's all the machine stitching, which they would marvel over as well. This dress would have been a showstopper, that's for sure.
Thank you for getting straight to the work, there's so many costumers doing this who talk than more than half way through before they go through make the costume. So I appreciate seeing the process faster.
I’ve been re-watching some of your older videos to get my ‘Angela Clayton fix’. Only to wake up this morning to a brand new video. This is absolutely brilliant. I’ve seen those type sleeves before and wondered how they made. I actually gasped in horror when you had to remake the bodice. I’m a quilter and know that these things happen but it’s admirable that you stayed the course. If they ever make a live-action Rapunzel they couldn’t find a more gorgeous dress. My wedding dress took twelve yards of silk shantung and I still remember the insane cost. Can’t image the price now compared to twenty years ago.
I think this is one of your best videos/projects ever! Your love of embellishment and your style of historical garment interpretation is the perfect combination for a princess dress. As always, your personality shined in the voiceover too. Don't tell the other girls, but your dress is definitely my favorite of the collection. 🤫😉
This gown is in the top 3 best projects by Angela. Every aspect and design choice just works perfectly and fits her beautifully and I don't only mean physically, it looks like it fits her personality as well.
I'm just so curious to know how many hours actually went into A. making the dress (which is phenomenal by the way!) and B. making the video (There must be soooo much footage to sort through and edit! ) Thank you so much for all of your time and effort making beautiful things for me to admire!
I laughed when you said "Now, we'd be wrong together" because honestly, I'd believe anything you say anyway. I also sew and I enjoy watching your videos but I don't really know what your talking about half of the time so I'd assume anything you say is true. So, yes. We'd be wrong together. ✌😂
I don’t know what’s going on with all these costuming UA-camrs doing historically accurate Disney characters, but I’m living for it! It’s a lovely dress you did a wonderful job with it.
You know what I love about your designs? Even though the materials, techniques and trim choices may not be as historically accurate as with other Costubers, but honestly, considering that historically clothing was used to signal wealth, beauty and status and there were probably so many noble women who loved thrills and sparkle and sequence just as much as you do, I'm convinced that if they would've had the access to the materials we have today, they would've gotten all out on them as well! So, you might not make "historically accurate" costumes, but I'm convinced that in spirit you are historically accurate ♥
I mean let's be honest, if people in the past could've had such an abundance and variety of sequins and for a good price, they absolutely would have used them. On everything. They went wild with lace, ruffles and trim. They would've lost their minds over sequins :'D
We can never fully appreciate the beauty of Angela's garments unless we have the pleasure of seeing them in real life . I am in love with this dress so much and the amount of work you put in . Truly stunning.
God, every time Angela post a video of yet another drop dead GORGEOUS dress I get inspired to make a fancy gown of my own, like that lace applique trim with all those sequin? A thousand chef kisses! Its to bad I'm hella broke right now lol ;w;
This is so stunning! The sleeves though i gasped out loud. They are the most gorgeous sleeves i've ever seen in my entire life. The beautiful details at the long wrist part and the paned puffs are just so pretty. Truly a work of art!
That dress is gorgeous! Your dedication to lace and sequins really made it shine! It looks like you nailed the style of the era you are channeling and still made a recognizably Rapunzel gown.
Also, those colours, are just, *sigh* the purple, lavender, pink, pastels plus all the silver lace and sequins, and omg. The whole thing is making my eyes drool
I love how you incorporate your "mess up" attempts in your videos during your process . It's so genuine and juicy . I learn so much . All the hard work you do is So endearing and awesome .
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It came out amazing! I've been watching the Tangled series on Disney+ and I just can't believe they're letting her run around without shoes, let alone proper undergarments. They didn't even have her a new dress made, so sad lol.
I agree with everything except the shoes! I live in the forest and HATE shoes! My husband is always telling me how I'll get snake bit, but I'm 50 yrs old now and it's never even come close to happening!! Lol. Love moss, wet sand, cold dirt, puddles, etc under my tooties!
I am re-watching this after a horrible work day, therapy, and a real bad ptsd episode. Just yay! Angela being a cute crafty princess! Thank you for being a sparkle in a frequently dull world!
I really appreciate the candid way you talked about the cost of the silk! There are so many historical costume creators on UA-cam that make incredibly beautiful and period accurate garments that I would love to make myself! But often the historically accurate fabrics are way out of my budget. It sometimes feels discouraging. It’s reassuring to have one of those amazing costume creators be open about cost concerns too!
I just realized this is the only video other than the grenache portrait dress that ive seen where you didnt wait to do the sleeves as the very last step 🤣 Beautiful work
Oh Angela thank you for showing your whole process of making this dress. I love the silver trim. I don't think the gold would have just been to heavy. So happy mistake as far as 3m concerned. Your attention to detail and embellishment astound me in the best way. Im totally in awe of your talent. Please keep sharing your work. It is truly a gift that you give us.❤
Your nail polish collection must be pretty amazing since your nail color always changes and looks interesting. It would be wonderful to see a collection video of your makeup and nail polish or any other beauty products as well as how you store them.
I was so out of my mind excited when I saw this video, I love this series and hearing what character each artist picked and their interpretation and I love Angela's take on everything so this is awesome. Amazing job!!!!!
It all works, color, lace, fabrics, threads, embellishments, all of the detail. Just another one of Angela's beautiful designs, thank you so much for commentary. Your designs and interpretations have all been very successful and you are so young.
I was reading about the costume of the Devoniire fantasy ball and read about the queen Zenobia dress and immediately thought of you, The Duchess of Devonshire, as Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra, wore a magnificent costume. The skirt of gold tissue was embroidered all over in a star-like design in emeralds, sapphires, diamonds, and other jewels outlined with gold, the corners where it opened in front being elaborately wrought in the same jewels and gold to represent peacocks outspread tails. This opened to show an underdress of cream crepe de chine, delicately embroidered in silver, gold, and pearls and sprinkled all over with diamonds. The train, which was attached to the shoulders by two slender points and was fastened at the waist with a large diamond ornament, was a green velvet of a lovely shade, and was superbly embroidered in Oriental designs introducing the lotus flower in rubies, sapphires, amethysts, emeralds, and diamonds, with four borderings on contrasting grounds, separated with gold cord. The train was lined with turquoise satin. The bodice was composed of gold tissue to match the skirt, and the front was of crepe de chine hidden with a stomacher of real diamonds, rubies and emeralds and jewelled belt. A gold crown incrusted (sic) with emeralds, diamonds, and rubies, with a diamond drop at each curved end and two upstanding white ostrich feathers in the middle, and round the front festoons of pearls with a large pear shaped pearl in the centre falling on the forehead the dress still exists on display and is almost certainly paste gems but that's a lot of beading
Beautiful! I remember you showing the silk when you did the fabric haul (I think?) and wow it really turned out great. And I think all nobles would be bedazzled to heck if they had access to sequins in the 16th century. Sometimes inaccurate materials help give an accurate idea of how people saw themselves, and if the portraiture is any clue, these folks definitely saw some major bling.
This dress is absolutely stunning, you are one talented lady. ❤️ I love the fact you chose the Renaissance route for the dress, I never really agreed with the 18th or early 19th century take on Rapunzel's dress.
Gorgeous and I love the skirt trim. I would love to see your version of a Russian Ceremonial Court Gown like those worn by Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna and her daughters.
Angela, the way you use it, I don't think there's any such thing as too much embellishment! So delighted to see another wonderful project from you. Just wonderful!
I feel like I should state that your videos, in particular, because all of the people that you linked to I have either watched or are subscribed to. But YOU, you make me incredibly happy. Your voice calms me, your projects are always so beautiful, and the fact that you saved an older dog really makes me over all very happy. Your videos really helped me out when I was in a bad mental space a few years ago. So, you are amazing, and I hope to get back to sewing eventually. Thank you.
I think that this gown is just amazingly beautiful! And, with so much care and time to add all the embellishments, really does make it feel that it was made for a princess! Not just a special dress, but a gown, beautiful inside and out! You raised the bar on this one!
This looks amazing!! Love All the Sparkling and lace! 😍 And yes. I think this is the longest into a video we have been until you mentioned French seems 😅❤️
This is so pretty! I’m now fascinated with those sleeves and would love a cropped jacket with them. I always love your witty commentary for your videos ♥
Absolutely gorgeous!!! You are so totally correct...gold does NOT go with purple! I loved this dress and you look stunning in it! Give me silver and sparkly any day!!
Yes! I was so excited to see this project from the first picture of it on your insta. I love all the embellishment and flair you add to your projects, amazing work!
I think this is the first time I ever comnented on one of your videos, but I just wanted to say that you have the most beautiful eyes! Thank you for sharing your talent with us and showing us the process of creating these beautiful historically-inspired dresses. :)
Absolutely beautiful. I love all the details and the way you did the sleeves. All the little details made it look regal. The less full skirts, I would imagine makes it easier to maneuver and probably a little lighter. The color scheme is perfect.
"...But I also used a lot of sequins." Truly the Angela Clayton way 😄
I would have been shocked if she didn't use sequins. The dress looks beautiful with them though
OMG i wanted to write the exact same thing, down to the smiley haha!!!
Where are the sequins on her new McCalls costume patterns?
Sequins are actually historically accurate back to the 12th century
My husband suggests that your next project should be a Pascal costume for your dog 😆
Oh man, I think I need to sew sequins on something - I've clearly been missing out on #sparklelife
I would love to see you make a very proper historically accurate medieval dress, to then cover it with sequins! It would be glorious!
Other people whilst embellishing [sews on a row of sequins]: Is this too much?
Angela [under a mountain of lace, sequins and shiny things]: MORE!!!
But honestly this is so pretty. And the sleeves! Immaculate. 👌👌♥️
the amount of patience you have to sew such large amounts of trim, applique and sequins on so many projects is truly incredible
The fact that you did the bodice TWICE kills me. You have SO much patience. And the dress is GORGEOUS.
This is my favorite youtube crossover event: Costube making Disney Princess gowns!
Ditto
This turned out GORGEOUS! Tbh I’m just impressed you made the bodice twice after the first didn’t fit because that’s happened to me a couple times and I’ve just~ never touched the project again~ /flail/
Am I alone in finding it oddly satisfying when Angela is sewing several pieces after each other (such as the boning channels at the beginning of the video) on her professional machine and just.. whizzes through it? Soooo efficient..! 😍
The dress turned out beautifully! I love the way you interpreted the original design elements. It's different, but still looks like Rapunzel's dress and it was a lot of fun to watch the making-of process.
I learned so much even watching the redo of the bodice. I realized I worried about the fitting of it way beyond the point that you needed to check that. This is the first video I have seen of yours Angela! 💖🍁 The amount of love and care, different nail colours 😍and sequins and lace you put into your gown made it inspiring!!
Exactly what I wanted, a 40 minute video, for me it could be for 1 hour. Thank you so much !!!!!!!!
Me too, bring on the 1hr or more videos.
@@crochetemporium Yess!!!
I know it would never be... a thing....b u t when I was watching this I was just thinking what it would be like if Angela was able to rock up in 14th century court in this dress. Would they think it was as magical as I think it does? Would they assume she was a VERY rich young lady? Look at those sparkles!!
She would create a whole trend of paper thin metal rounds being sewn to fabric for sparkle! The sparkle would only last a season, but that's how often the very rich changed their gowns anyway. It would have probably lead to an entire fashion revolution :D
@@luminariel3765 which, in turn, triggers an early industrial revolution.
@@aubreyackermann8432 Which, because electricity wouldn't be a concept for several centuries, triggers The Steampunk Timeline!
Nothing like these purple colors would have been available in the 14th Century, and the silver fabrics and trims would have astonished people as well. All of that machine-made lace and sequins would have been mind-boggling to people of the time. And then of course there's all the machine stitching, which they would marvel over as well. This dress would have been a showstopper, that's for sure.
I remember the first Tangled inspired dress from a few years ago... I guess this dress is a literal and figurative Renaissance.
Me at 11:16 pm: I need to go to bed cause I have things to do tomorrow
Me at 11:17pm: oooooh Angela uploaded a 40 minute video!! 💕
You ask if the embellishments were worth the time? YES! Stunning!
Thank you for getting straight to the work, there's so many costumers doing this who talk than more than half way through before they go through make the costume. So I appreciate seeing the process faster.
My crow brain is living for the amount of sparkly sequins on this gown!
Seeing all these historical princess gowns coming out from the costubers makes me so happy 😍
Your rapunzel gown looks so dreamy!
I’ve been re-watching some of your older videos to get my ‘Angela Clayton fix’. Only to wake up this morning to a brand new video. This is absolutely brilliant. I’ve seen those type sleeves before and wondered how they made. I actually gasped in horror when you had to remake the bodice. I’m a quilter and know that these things happen but it’s admirable that you stayed the course. If they ever make a live-action Rapunzel they couldn’t find a more gorgeous dress. My wedding dress took twelve yards of silk shantung and I still remember the insane cost. Can’t image the price now compared to twenty years ago.
"But I also used a lot of sequins, so it is very sparkly"
It would be rather concerning if you didn't 😋
Amen
The amount of creativity and talent you possess is mind boggeling.... it's gorgeous.
I love the silk! I can imagine it was a beast to work with (so much fraying!), but it just looks lovely!
Y'all coordinated historically accurate disney costumes. God i love this community. 😭💖💖
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Swimming pool full of sequins = Heaven 😆 I could picture that, along with silk swaths! This whole gown is so yummy!
I think this is one of your best videos/projects ever! Your love of embellishment and your style of historical garment interpretation is the perfect combination for a princess dress. As always, your personality shined in the voiceover too. Don't tell the other girls, but your dress is definitely my favorite of the collection. 🤫😉
oh yes!! is there any doubt????? xoxoxoxoxo
This gown is in the top 3 best projects by Angela. Every aspect and design choice just works perfectly and fits her beautifully and I don't only mean physically, it looks like it fits her personality as well.
I'm just so curious to know how many hours actually went into A. making the dress (which is phenomenal by the way!) and B. making the video (There must be soooo much footage to sort through and edit! ) Thank you so much for all of your time and effort making beautiful things for me to admire!
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I can't believe how many amazing detailed difficult garments you pump out.
The finished gown is Disney magical.🌟🌟🌟 The trim on the bottom of the gown is so so beautiful.💜💜💜
I laughed when you said "Now, we'd be wrong together" because honestly, I'd believe anything you say anyway. I also sew and I enjoy watching your videos but I don't really know what your talking about half of the time so I'd assume anything you say is true. So, yes. We'd be wrong together. ✌😂
I don’t know what’s going on with all these costuming UA-camrs doing historically accurate Disney characters, but I’m living for it! It’s a lovely dress you did a wonderful job with it.
You know what I love about your designs? Even though the materials, techniques and trim choices may not be as historically accurate as with other Costubers, but honestly, considering that historically clothing was used to signal wealth, beauty and status and there were probably so many noble women who loved thrills and sparkle and sequence just as much as you do, I'm convinced that if they would've had the access to the materials we have today, they would've gotten all out on them as well!
So, you might not make "historically accurate" costumes, but I'm convinced that in spirit you are historically accurate ♥
I mean let's be honest, if people in the past could've had such an abundance and variety of sequins and for a good price, they absolutely would have used them. On everything. They went wild with lace, ruffles and trim. They would've lost their minds over sequins :'D
I will never again finish sleeve ends with anything but elastic. My life has just been revolutionised! 😍
We can never fully appreciate the beauty of Angela's garments unless we have the pleasure of seeing them in real life . I am in love with this dress so much and the amount of work you put in . Truly stunning.
Okay, the fact that your nail polish matched the color scheme for the whole video? Perfection.
God, every time Angela post a video of yet another drop dead GORGEOUS dress I get inspired to make a fancy gown of my own, like that lace applique trim with all those sequin? A thousand chef kisses!
Its to bad I'm hella broke right now lol ;w;
OMG the sparkle! The trim! The details in those puffed sleeves!! My head is spinning but this came out absolutely stunning!!
Those sleeves are glorious! I am loving all of the historically inspired Disney costume videos.
This is so stunning! The sleeves though i gasped out loud. They are the most gorgeous sleeves i've ever seen in my entire life. The beautiful details at the long wrist part and the paned puffs are just so pretty. Truly a work of art!
It's so beautifull, it's giving me major Borgia fibes😍
Your diligence in the use of sequins still amazes me and I've seen several of your videos by now XD
Hi Angela, just fyi, your link to Enchanted Rose actually links to Karolina.
This dress is STUNNING. Tangled is my favorite Disney movie as well. :)
That dress is gorgeous! Your dedication to lace and sequins really made it shine! It looks like you nailed the style of the era you are channeling and still made a recognizably Rapunzel gown.
Also, those colours, are just, *sigh* the purple, lavender, pink, pastels plus all the silver lace and sequins, and omg. The whole thing is making my eyes drool
I love how you incorporate your "mess up" attempts in your videos during your process . It's so genuine and juicy . I learn so much . All the hard work you do is So endearing and awesome .
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It came out amazing! I've been watching the Tangled series on Disney+ and I just can't believe they're letting her run around without shoes, let alone proper undergarments. They didn't even have her a new dress made, so sad lol.
I agree with everything except the shoes! I live in the forest and HATE shoes! My husband is always telling me how I'll get snake bit, but I'm 50 yrs old now and it's never even come close to happening!! Lol. Love moss, wet sand, cold dirt, puddles, etc under my tooties!
I love the sleeves and of course all the appliqués and sequins!
I am re-watching this after a horrible work day, therapy, and a real bad ptsd episode. Just yay! Angela being a cute crafty princess! Thank you for being a sparkle in a frequently dull world!
Additional channels: lady Rebecca is doing Cinderella (per her comment on noelle’s Merida video) and cat’s costumery did Jane from Disney’s Tarzan
Daisy Viktoria did an 1840s Norwegian bunad for Elsa, too.
Did I miss a memo about it being Disney week on costube?
I really appreciate the candid way you talked about the cost of the silk! There are so many historical costume creators on UA-cam that make incredibly beautiful and period accurate garments that I would love to make myself! But often the historically accurate fabrics are way out of my budget. It sometimes feels discouraging.
It’s reassuring to have one of those amazing costume creators be open about cost concerns too!
Gorgeous!!! You always look like a doll with blonde hair. So pretty in pink! Great video!
I just realized this is the only video other than the grenache portrait dress that ive seen where you didnt wait to do the sleeves as the very last step 🤣
Beautiful work
Yesterday I was wishing I could watch a new video from you and then today I wake up to this!!! A wish come true!!!!
Oh Angela thank you for showing your whole process of making this dress. I love the silver trim. I don't think the gold would have just been to heavy. So happy mistake as far as 3m concerned. Your attention to detail and embellishment astound me in the best way. Im totally in awe of your talent. Please keep sharing your work. It is truly a gift that you give us.❤
This is so amazing! I love Rapunzel and Tangled too! 🥰🥰
Your nail polish collection must be pretty amazing since your nail color always changes and looks interesting. It would be wonderful to see a collection video of your makeup and nail polish or any other beauty products as well as how you store them.
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Beautiful! I really enjoyed seeing the sequins applied. The cuff treatment is genius. And the azalea! Thank you!
All the sequins spark so much joy! I think I can slowly understand your love of them
I was so out of my mind excited when I saw this video, I love this series and hearing what character each artist picked and their interpretation and I love Angela's take on everything so this is awesome. Amazing job!!!!!
It all works, color, lace, fabrics, threads, embellishments, all of the detail. Just another one of Angela's beautiful designs, thank you so much for commentary. Your designs and interpretations have all been very successful and you are so young.
Oh my gosh, that is a very complicated and impressive work of art! 💜
Might now be my favorite dress in this series💕💖💕💖
I am so hyped with the other projects as well!!
I was reading about the costume of the Devoniire fantasy ball and read about the queen Zenobia dress and immediately thought of you,
The Duchess of Devonshire, as Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra, wore a magnificent costume. The skirt of gold tissue was embroidered all over in a star-like design in emeralds, sapphires, diamonds, and other jewels outlined with gold, the corners where it opened in front being elaborately wrought in the same jewels and gold to represent peacocks outspread tails. This opened to show an underdress of cream crepe de chine, delicately embroidered in silver, gold, and pearls and sprinkled all over with diamonds. The train, which was attached to the shoulders by two slender points and was fastened at the waist with a large diamond ornament, was a green velvet of a lovely shade, and was superbly embroidered in Oriental designs introducing the lotus flower in rubies, sapphires, amethysts, emeralds, and diamonds, with four borderings on contrasting grounds, separated with gold cord. The train was lined with turquoise satin. The bodice was composed of gold tissue to match the skirt, and the front was of crepe de chine hidden with a stomacher of real diamonds, rubies and emeralds and jewelled belt. A gold crown incrusted (sic) with emeralds, diamonds, and rubies, with a diamond drop at each curved end and two upstanding white ostrich feathers in the middle, and round the front festoons of pearls with a large pear shaped pearl in the centre falling on the forehead
the dress still exists on display and is almost certainly paste gems but that's a lot of beading
Beautiful! I remember you showing the silk when you did the fabric haul (I think?) and wow it really turned out great. And I think all nobles would be bedazzled to heck if they had access to sequins in the 16th century. Sometimes inaccurate materials help give an accurate idea of how people saw themselves, and if the portraiture is any clue, these folks definitely saw some major bling.
I’ve been dreaming of this project for soooo long! And it’s even more beautiful than I had imagined.
I'm blown away! It looks great!
This dress is absolutely stunning, you are one talented lady. ❤️ I love the fact you chose the Renaissance route for the dress, I never really agreed with the 18th or early 19th century take on Rapunzel's dress.
I love how you take the time to embellish all your projects and take the extra step to make them utterly gorgerous!
you have given me the courage to buy a bunch of trims and decorations to put on my clothes
Gorgeous and I love the skirt trim. I would love to see your version of a Russian Ceremonial Court Gown like those worn by Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna and her daughters.
This is a wonderful interpratation of Rapunzel's dress.
Angela, the way you use it, I don't think there's any such thing as too much embellishment!
So delighted to see another wonderful project from you. Just wonderful!
It's so beautiful!! You did such an incredible job. You look stunning in it too.
I love long videos!
Ohhhhh my gosh!!! This is LOVELY!!!!
You are SO talented! The dress is stunning, you‘re an expert needlewoman😍😍
I feel like I should state that your videos, in particular, because all of the people that you linked to I have either watched or are subscribed to. But YOU, you make me incredibly happy. Your voice calms me, your projects are always so beautiful, and the fact that you saved an older dog really makes me over all very happy. Your videos really helped me out when I was in a bad mental space a few years ago. So, you are amazing, and I hope to get back to sewing eventually. Thank you.
I think this is my favorite thing that you've made. It's gorgeous.
I think that this gown is just amazingly beautiful! And, with so much care and time to add all the embellishments, really does make it feel that it was made for a princess! Not just a special dress, but a gown, beautiful inside and out! You raised the bar on this one!
such a beautiful interpretation of rapunzel’s dress!! she is one of my favorite princesses and you definitely did her justice!
"So I could be wrong. But now we'll be wrong together." always makes me laugh xD
This looks amazing!! Love All the Sparkling and lace! 😍
And yes. I think this is the longest into a video we have been until you mentioned French seems 😅❤️
This is so pretty! I’m now fascinated with those sleeves and would love a cropped jacket with them. I always love your witty commentary for your videos ♥
Absolutely gorgeous!!! You are so totally correct...gold does NOT go with purple! I loved this dress and you look stunning in it! Give me silver and sparkly any day!!
Your nails in this video are a triumph
Yes! I was so excited to see this project from the first picture of it on your insta. I love all the embellishment and flair you add to your projects, amazing work!
I think this is the first time I ever comnented on one of your videos, but I just wanted to say that you have the most beautiful eyes!
Thank you for sharing your talent with us and showing us the process of creating these beautiful historically-inspired dresses. :)
The dress is gorgeous! 💗
What did I do to be blessed with all this awesome costuber content on the same day!? Everyone is making such AMAZING things.
This dress is gorgeous love your version of it. Just the right amount of bling on her dress
Absolutely beautiful. I love all the details and the way you did the sleeves. All the little details made it look regal. The less full skirts, I would imagine makes it easier to maneuver and probably a little lighter. The color scheme is perfect.
Angela ,This is Beautiful well done as always xxx.
This dress is unbelievably gorgeous, Angela!! I absolutely love the sparkle and fabric choices. It's perfect.
It’s truly gorgeous! Your talent is always inspirational. It’s just so pretty that I don’t really have words for it.
Omg girl, the sequins... most princess-y of princess dresses
Please show us how you style your wigs as well!! They are just unbelievably gorgeous!!!!
The prettiest dress I’ve ever seen you make.
Absolutely stunning dress! Mind boggling how much time and effort this took!
This is SO AMAZING and SO BEAUTIFUL!!! I love it!