Dressing up in a 1825 gown
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- One dressing up but two gowens featured! a new decade for me too - hope you enjoy it!
Credits
Costume and presentation
www.priorattire.co.uk
shoes:
www.americanduchess.com
jewellery:
www.orniello.com/
hats:
www.farthingalehistoricalhats.co.uk/
Location
www.audries-pa...
Photography:
www.timelightphotographic.com
Music:
Ode to Joy - Cooper Cannell, UA-cam audio archive
A new Prior Attire video is always such a treat.
I like these because they are not as figure-revealing as in previous years -- important for those of us who don't have willowy figures -- and not as silly as the styles became later. They are attractive without taking all the attention away from the woman wearing them. The rouleaux decoration and the fancy sleeves are under control.
Beautiful lilac colored gown, love the embellishments on the bodice and hem. The lower waist creates a flayyering silhouette.
If I ever got a gown made for myself, this is the era I would like to emulate. I love the lines of this era of dresses, and the decorative elements like the embellished bodice, hemline, and intricate, puffy sleeves. Both the dresses shown here are gorgeous.❤
Absolutely gorgeous and easy, more ”breathable” style and cute.
Loved the light lavender color.
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that was beautiful and I always enjoy your hubbies little cameos! ❤
Beautiful and graceful. I love the patted hem and the stitching on bodice and sleeves.
You look so cute. Lovely dresses! Your handsome helper is also a great accessory. Brava!
Any outfits from the early ages I absolutely love it. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ that's why is a pleasure to watch your videos
What a beautifully stunning gown
Beautiful gowns, very interesting sleeves. ❤ I love the hat.
Awww! I love the hubby cameo too - the little look when you mentioned not wearing your wedding band is adorable. What a lovely gown! I will most certainly be getting one or more of your books when I can. Cheers!
The lavender dress suits you particularly well 😻 A beautiful shade.
Mhm, just wanted to say that a slightly darker/warmer shade would suit you better. The purple ribbons on the hat instantly livened up this pale outfit.
The dress itself was very beautifully made.
They both look lovely.🌺
What a gorgeous color and gown. Yes, things are starting to get BIG here in the 20s! ☺☺
It might just be my tablet on night mode, but the pictures in the sun seemed overexposed to my eye. That includes the one inside on the staircase with the sun falling on you. I hope it's just my system, though. Everything else was lovely, and I thought the dresses (and the hat) and Lucas' attire were so well made and attractive! Your craft skill is amazing. Thank you for bringing it to us.
It's not just you, I notice it too.
Wow! Those dresses are amazing!
So lovely and elegant!!
Your helper is so cool. A new book??!! Congrats❤ I'll be waiting for that artwork❤
wow! SO GORGEOUS!
Beautiful!
glad you covered this. has to be my favorite era. more elaborate, but not "over the top".
I love to see you both and that you share the same love for costumes..gives me hope that there are some handsome men existing...🥰💖
Such talent. I really admire it. Thank you for sharing.
It's lovely! I love seeing the nods to late 16th and 17th c fashion with the paned, puffy sleeves
You post these at the best time! Your 1850s middle class lass dress came when i was searching for a solution for a similar dress for a cosplay and now this comes as i start work on another cosplay with a similar shape as this dress😂 thank you!
We need a video on how you made those sleeves. 😮
Step by step how ructions and pattern on the book :-)
I love you izibella you are literally my favorite! I've been watching your videos since middle school, and when I first got obsessed with historical costuming♥️
Thank you!
Did you say new book? Excellent!
I had long been curious as to the exact nature of corsets during this strangely-dewaisted period, so thank you for enlightening us! I have a question though: *were the waists of this period vs. that of the Victorians due to lower-level corset technology, or simply a strange change in aesthetic taste (or both)?*
Change of aesthetic. Corsets in the 39 and the. 40s , so Victorian, were not much different- the clothes worn over them were , and we see a narrow waist, in case of the 30s accentuated by very wide skirts and huge sleeves
You look beautiful. Beautiful work on the dress as well. Thanks for the video 🐾🌻
Love the detailing, very classy!
I was going to ask if you make the hats aswell, but you answered that with the price tag still on!
I absolutely LOVE the lavender/purple grown 💖💖 it's stunning!
Lovely and elegant dress, it's a pity the video was so oversaturated.
Beautiful!! ■ Thank you for showing!! M
That mauve dress looks gorgeous on you!❤
So lovely!!! Love those colors!!
excellent as always!🌺
Lovely video, thanks
I have enjoyed all of your videos so far. This one has something wrong with the voice though - sort of reverberation?
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Awesome! I look forward to my book to come!
Would the velvet Spencer be sleeveless?
When you were putting the gloves on and reference being able to use a phone it made me giggle that now we are making ridicules the appropriate size for our phones! 😂
Not necessarily. I will know once I see the original!
Izabela, was the breast detailing on the purple dress hand stitched or embroidery machine?
applied decoration - handstitched rouleaux
Te acordas Hermano q tiempos aquellos!!❤
Oh my! zat is such a beautiful dress. I must have one made in black leazer wif little rouleaux zwaztikas for Helga.
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😂 I understood that reference!
Like!!!