Doris' In-Store Picks: Valentino, Missoni, and More Amazing Fashion Treasures
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2020
- To Our Subscribers and Viewers,
We thank you for watching our videos on this channel and hope they give you some comfort during this time. We hope you are all safe and wish you and your loved ones well. During this time we will be doing more live streams on instagram (@thewaywewore) to extend the shop with all of its vintage treasures to you all.
Hello The Way We Wore Fans,
Doris shows off her favorite in-store pieces, a Valentino red-carpet dream gown, a gorgeous Missoni maxi-dress, as wells some amazing Serendipity pieces from the 60s and 70s. Each item Doris showcases she explains her intentions on why she purpose these pieces, as well as giving you insite on some designers hat aren't as well known and who to look out for when vintage shopping. One in particular is Michaele Vollbracht, a fashion illustrator turned designer. We hope you enjoy this little parade of fashion treasures.
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Starring: Doris Raymond ( Owner of The Way We Wore)
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Don’t worry Doris
None of us know mask etiquette yet no harm done xx
Like other comments, I also wish to thank Doris and crew of The Way We Wore for continuing to post content. Videos on things such as fashion, jewelry, accessories give me a "mind-vacations" away from the stress of reality. With all the treasures in the main store and the fabric section, there are so many themes: Art Deco, Asian, handcrafts, tailoring, gala styles that can be explored. I leave it up to the imagination of The Way We Wore.
That was ridiulous to scold you for lowering your mask to talk. You were incredibly gracious. As Pikake said, we aren't watching for COVID-19 mask wearing tutorials, we are actually watching to escape from the madness to another time. Thank you for all you do and the effort you put in to bring these lovely visions of times gone by to us.
Christa
It wasn’t a scolding. It was a gentle nudge. She was gracious and she is a hero.
Fashion aside I just love listening to you. I find you have the most soothing voice
No need to apologize Doris:
You are a Fashion Collector, not a Doctor. So nobody thinks that you were learning us about how to wear a facemask...😷👍
seriously people can get so obnoxious not everything everywhere needs your policing and """expert opinion"". people get in the youtube comments section and think they're the only ones with a brain...
@@dodorik7114...🤯🤯🤯😁
facts
*teaching us
@@joannalouise76: I live in the Netherlands, so English is not my first language...☺
As a 70's woman; I really loved t;is particular episode. I am 73 and wish I had some of my clothes from that period. Love your work Doris. Please don't ever give up.
Doris you have absolutely nothing to apologize for! We come here to learn
You are such a gracious lady. I have been in healthcare my entire adult life, and know very little about fashion...and love learning from you!
I think we should all stay in our own lanes, lol. You owe no apologies. No one should expect you to understand PPE anymore than any person should expect me to know jersey from chiffon! Btw; I learned those words from you, thanks!
Stay well!
Goodness, a 20s lounging pyjama, I'd kill to have something like this. Thanks for showing!
And no need to apologize for the mask. You explained the situation in your shop in that video and not wearing it seemed perfectly reasonable.
We know you are many feet from your camera person, if you even have one. You have nothing to apologize for. Have a great day.
THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!!!!
YOU HAVE BEEN SUCH AN AMAZING COMPANION DURING THESE UNUSUAL TIMES.
I HOPE THAT ONE DAY I WILL VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL STORE.
One thing that I love about watching your channel is that you give us a look inside of the garments with comments about construction and the various technics used to achieve the shapes and forms. You're also knowledgeable about textiles-you are a treasure!
Doris........I wish you had more Men's clothing to sell but I still love the Fashion History.
Thank you Doris for sharing the gift of your expertise. You are a genuine, sensitive, kind soul showcasing the sublime beauty of vintage. These nostalgic treasures are a healing to us all.
Thank you Doris. Loved this episode. I can listen to Doris all day. Each episode I learn no much about vintage fashions, designers, textiles and stories behind the pieces. So glad I stumbled upon this web series.
Doris, I am here for your brilliance, joy, and extensive knowledge... you owe me nothing but thank you for all you give! Also, Valentino! 😍 Gah!!
Bravo, Doris. Youre one classy dame. You handle all of your interaction with the public in manner that depicts graciousness and respect. im forever a fan of you, your store and of course your encyclopedic knowledge of design and fashion. always a thumbs up. Have a great day today, ok?
Your last episode you made it clear that you were social distancing, I thought nothing about the mask. Grrr, some people just want to kvetch!
Doris, I am such a fan. I will not bore you with examples of moments that have captured my respect and such. Just please don't stop.....ever.
I think Doris always conducts herself with such good Grace and manners, I find it very inspirational, I think it would be amazing to visit her shop like stepping into heaven! I would have to travel to America but maybe one day, I love that these videos give you a little peak, just the pick me up I need and probably we all need at the moment thank you!!
Thank you for your interesting content. I have learnt so much from you. You have an extremely calming presence and it saddens me that you had to apologise when you made it clear that your shop was closed. Please continue to share beautiful things with us!
Bless you Doris, you're a doll ❤️. Thank you for keeping us in a vintage wonderland, all the best 🌟
Content is amazing, but Doris is such a genuinely good human being.
Wow... The Valentino Dress with the arrow... And the last dress... I love them.
Doris you always make my day.
I love the fact that I am learning something new every time I watch you channel. Thank you so much for sharing.
This channel is a glorious distraction during trying times. Doris is a national treasure.
Thank you Doris for putting your time and love into these videos ! Very much appreciate it.
I love watching your videos, Doris, I feel so relaxed, specially during these stressful times, and have learned a lot! I don't mind anything else. Gracias!
That clack Valentino gown is stunning. So simple, but yet soooo gorgeous
I am so grateful to have found your channel Doris. I always feel so much better. It's not just these BEATIFUL pieces of art you show us but you. I am refreshed by your kind, loving, genuine spirit. Stay safe Doris (and your crew).
Thank you for bringing us something to look forward to during these times. Stay safe and healthy, Doris.
You’re absolutely fabulous! I normally don’t comment but today’s charity choice was just admirable, much love, stay healthy and keep sharing these amazing designer pieces
People will be offended by anything.
Right! She's not a health expert. Why should someone be mad at her for not wearing the mask correctly in a video. It's a video. She's not out in public. People need to chill out
@@rstremcha Understand your point, you are right. The problem is that you always have to think about the people watching these videos and normalizing the wrong way to wear the mask it's an issue. I didn't see the comment and the tone is was written in. Def people need to chill out, but I also found really nice that she addressed it with calm and class, on brand :) So I really think was a positive exchange.
@@fibonacciam89 the thing is she obviously pulled down the mask so she could speak for the video. who in their right minds would see that and think oh thats how it is worn i will now wear it like that. this hypothetical impressionable person that is so often talked about does not exist. we all have a brain not just experts who grace us with their unasked for advice in youtube comments sections
Thank you Doris for sharing these lovely pieces. I admire you love of fashion and your historical background you give. It’s always a learning experience! Take care everyone!
I appreciate your graceful apology on the mask subject. Also: Compassion is a revolutionary act in some aspects in these times.
Thank you for your great work!
All the best from Germany!
You're amazing Doris. I love you're videos 💞💞
The smocked peignoir set brought back memories for me. My late mother had a similar set, which I always wanted to be able to wear. I'm not sure what happened to it, and it wasn't quite as elegant as the one shown. The smocking made it seem very unique, and as Doris says, it offers a forgiving and yet flattering fit.
1976! I was a baton twirler marching in a big bicentential parade in a beautiful red, white and blue sequin and rhinestones costume. Wow. I hadn't even thought of that in so many years. I felt amazing in that costume.
Wonderfully varied and eclectic collection! I so appreciate you sharing your expertise and passion with us---and really appreciate your continued effort to post regular new videos during this time.....we truly need content like this now. Blessings!
I love the Missoni and the Stavropoulos! You've shown that label before and I swooned then too 💓
I think everything you're doing is just right for who you are. Follow your bliss ya know! Thank you for the content, it is excellent knowledge that needs to be shared!
I love how you can associate fashion with people, places, things. Every single piece you talked about today I can see Kate Hudson wearing. I dont know what it is but I'm like, she would wear that. Anyway thanks again for this brief pause from reality.
I appreciate your dedication to the task Doris; you are a national treasure 💕💕
Thank you for being here. I am so inspired. Clearing cleaning. Looking things up and finding out I have good taste. LOL wonderful pieces. Will you mention your website url and be sure to post it in the first sentence of your note to subscribers. I have been sending folks to look at your web site. So wonderful and filled with rare goodies. Cheers!
Hi Doris! That smocked lounge two piece is absolutely stunning. I am currently a fashion contour student in the UK and would love to see more interesting lounge/lingerie pieces! Studying at home is proving tough for inspiration! Thank you so much for still filming at this difficult time!
Wonderful apology, Doris! It takes guts to do that and was a helpful reminder to all.
I would like to congratulate and thank you guys for the entertaining, thoughtful content and specially Doris for sharing your knowledge and mission with us viewers, imbued with such respect and ideals. Greetings from Brazil.
Another great video Doris. Keep well ❤️
No need to apologize about the face mask. I don't watch your show for a mask wearing protocol tutorial, and anyone who does has bigger problems. You do you.
The wife replying. Doris thank you so much for showing us such an amazing clothes from different periods. You have amazing taste and Talent find him his beautiful garments
I love this collection because I love Missonni and bohemian clothing. Many thanks Doris. I grew in polyester in the 1970s. Now it has come back again in fast fashion. No need to apologise I love your channel.
We adore you Doris and really appreciate sharing your knowledge and passion for fashion. Big safe hugs from Indianapolis!
Thank you for your thoughtful comments....and wonderful videos. Stay safe, stay well.
That missoni is spectacular up close! I remember seeing the more colorful versions of that on runway vids but this is also wonderful!
Dear Doris, your work and input to our garment and history knowledge is impecable!!!! Thank you for trying your best even on those hard times! My mother owns a lot of Moschino, Lolita Lempika, Polatof, Escada, Max Mara, D&G and more clothes dating back from the late 70's until early 00s!! would love to show you!
As a gunne addict, I had to go into my closet and run my hands through my Gunne Sax by Jessica McClintock pieces... love to see her get a mention !
Your voice is so soothing.
😍 the vintage clothes, especially from the 20's. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Be well & God bless.
Thank you this show really helped me I lost my husband in2020 and my younger brother in 2021 when i cant sleep i watch you thanks
Hi Peggy. I am so sorry that such important people have passed on in your life. So glad you found some comfort watching our show. I hope you have a good support system.
Sending you a hug and sympathy as well.
Doris
Thank you Doris I love seeing your collection!
I am a designer, living in London, and as I am not able to physically visit your store, I am so thankful you do these little videos because I find them so inspiring! So thank you :D
Hello, Doris. I’m new to your channel and enjoyed today’s video. I was about 10 when we had our bicentennial. Thanks for a trip down memory lane today by sharing the clothing worn during that time.
Please do not apologize for your face mask. My goodness! You were in your store with one other person. You didn’t even need a mask. There will always be “that” person. I enjoy your videos so much. I eagerly watch for your notifications. I learn so much. Who knew I would be interested in vintage fashion?!🤗💕💕💕
I love this! I hope you can do many more in-store picks... something about the randomness and variety I just love. Thank you!
I did not see the episode, but I commend you for humbling yourself and apologizing. I don’t think you did anything wrong, and no apology was needed. You were on camera, and it would have been very hard for many of your viewers to understand you while covering your face.
You responded in such a classy way, and showed what a lady you are.
Love your videos, and I’m so happy I found them! You are lifting a lot of spirits by showing your pieces during quarantine, thank you!
Every piece is just gorgeous. Thank you for showing us these exquisite artworks. Great Charity idea! Charity should never ever be political.
I've been following your vids since I discovered your episodes on the Smithsonian channel. I appreciate your unparalleled depth of knowledge of fashion design; history, culture, craftsmanship and above all artistic expression. I enjoy reading comments from viewers after each episode, you are indeed beloved, your joy of all things fashion is infectious. Thank you for sharing your love of this art form with us, it has been such a treat during these unsettling times.
I want to thank you for these wonderful lessons in fashion history . I learned here more specific details than I could have done in school :-)
Thank for your videos Doris. We must have grown up around the same time. I'm located in the central valley, northern California, sorry to say I never visited your shop in San Francisco. I did have a very small boutique I shopped at in my 20's. The owner was from S.F. and brought in the most current fashion she could. Found myself always unable to choose, and several pieces went on law-a-way.
When I was younger, my mother and I would spend two weeks in August every year in Los Angeles from the 1960's and 70's. Was lucky to have shopped some of the boutiques. Still had one or two pieces from that time period till recently. As I recall , many labels did not have well known names, just the fact they were a small CA boutiques. Would love to see some more pieces from then. A lot were knock offs from England mod era and Italian designers.
I was built like twiggy back then, and my mother didn't think I could carry those hi end fashions off. The designer bell bottoms at that time were to die for. Love your channel and stay safe and well.
You are a lovely personality Doris! I enjoy you so much and I envy your choice of livelihood as it would be so enjoyable! I'm in middle Ameriica and hope to visit your shop someday when the world is safe again!
I think you are wonderful. I can hear the compassion in your voice. That Valentino is classic.
you are such a decent human being Doris, you truly are
You don’t need to.apologize.
I could listen to Doris read the phone book. She is so fascinating and I admire her so much
You are amazing don't listen to health people they are paranoid ..I have PHD in viral infections... Mayo clinic . You are not in a room with 10 strangers. ty for this amazing and therapy I miss shopping for summer clothes I love vintage...you are the best.. thank you for your time and great info and awesome clothes..Bravo love Dr.Mila
Delightful. I was a hippy and loved every minute of it. Those wonderful west coast bands. New philosophy combined with old. And a reverence for culture.
Don't worry Doris. Your viewers love you. Keep up the good work.
You can't please all of the people all of the time.
There will always be someone who complains.
They really look different on the hanger vs worn - that granny dress is beautiful. What she wore in Romeo and Juliette in the 70’s.
Thank you so much for making these videos during the pandemic. I've learnt so much from them and it's something that I look forward to.
Binge watching all the episodes. That Valentino dress....😯❤ I'm foaming at the mouth...
SO MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT TO YOU.
YOUR HAVE AN AMAZING AMOUNT OF FASHION HISTORY KNOWLEDGE! I THINK MY FASHION KNOWLEDGE IS BEST OF THE FASHION PEOPLE I KNOW AND I CAN HONESTLY SAY I HAVE LEARNED A LOT FROM YOU AND IT'S VALIDATING TO ME WHEN YOU EXPLAIN THINGS AS I WOULD.
YOU HAVE AN AMAZING ARCHIVAL COLLECTION OF AMAZING ART PIECES BY SOME OF THE GREATEST FASHION DESIGN ARTIST NOT JUST OF OUR TIME, BUT OF ALL TIME.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE,
YOUR EXQUISITE
COLLECTION,
AND YOUR PASSION OF THE ART OF FASHION.
SO MUCH LOVE.
❤
That striped long dress is so groovy!
You said “amoebic”, and that piece really was. Oh my, Holly Harp! I bought something there back in the early 1970’s. Hearing those words really took me back. Everything they put in the front window I wanted to buy, but didn’t have that much money. And granny dresses, I loved them. The lounging pajamas from the 1920’s were fabulous, and right in line with the times having the colors of cream & green. Fabulous pieces, as always. Stay well, we need you out here.
Thank you for making those videos, it's so nice to look at all those beautiful pieces and listen about them. :) On your page I saw you have House of Worth dressing gown, I was wondering, could you maybe make an episode about oldest pieces you have? :)
This channel is amazing. Very inspirational for young designers like myself.
I want to see more shoes also, as a fashion student I have never wanted to work for anyone more in my life!
beautiful and well-made clothing - so wonderful to revisit the 70's styles
Hi Doris, Your knowledge and spirit are as valuable as your clothes. Take care with love from Australia.
You spoke about one of the stunning dresses as having come from a museum collection - sorry, blanking on the specific term you used - that is not a manner of aquiring vintage pieces I'm familiar with. If it is applicable in a future video it's a topic I'd love to hear more about.
Thank you for providing interesting, informative content in these stressful times.
Term is deacquisition, it just means, that museum sell pieces they've previously acquired for their collections.
Well done, Doris! 👏🏼❤️
Keep up the great videos! Always love to learn.
Doris...Just wanted you to know that I absolutely love what you do and the fact that you do your research when presenting these items here on the forum of youtube. I was most thrilled when you presented Japanese designers. I love any of the pioneers of antifashion(Kawakubo, Yamamoto, Miyake, etc) and their present day counterparts (Wantanable and Ninomiya). I hope you do more videos on those as well as the Belgian designers. Thanks for the escapism you represent to so many of us especially during this tough time.
Adore your program's,such a joy to see such beautiful things and their history's xx
Can you please do a video about all the books and fabric swatches you have that you show designers for inspiration ?
Doris I hope your doing better from your surgery. Ps.i love the black Valentino that is just stunning
Hi Michael. Thanks for your well wishes. I am doing well and slowly getting back into the swing of things. Hope you are doing well too!
Doris
Love the Video! I wish I had my clothes and my Mother's from the 40's to 70's the quality was amazing! I wish I had the clothes I had in the 70's they were in great condition as I wore a uniform for 12 years. Hugs to you! Fabulous as always!
Hi Doris! I hope you can create a feature about your favorite fabrics. Have a great weekend!
Doris, I had your TV series saved on my pay TV box for years & would rewatch from time to time here in Australia. Then that box died & the programs were lost. So what a joy it was to discover your UA-cam channel a few months ago. A few questions perhaps for your next Q & A. Do you have other revenue streams besides the shop e.g. do you rent out pieces to museums? You’re special place where you keep other things - I remember 2 cowboy looking men who were making hats & were interested in ribbons. What sort of people do you take there? Was that effected by the looting? Where do you keep EVERYTHING? I have a feeling there’s much more besides what’s in the shop. It seems only small sized people are catered for in the clothing department. Why is that? I think I know the answer but would like conformation. What is your favourite fashion magazine/s? I presume it Vogue but would loved to be surprised. What do you do in your spare time, though it seems you don’t have a lot? Are you or do you ever teach formally e.g. fashion colleges? All the best to you Doris. I can’t imagine how horrific the last couple of weeks & months have been with loving vibes from 🇦🇺
For the very first time,since my UA-cam in the 1970ies...love the outfit you show in this video😍
I really enjoyed the last video
I did wonder about the face mask
I admire you for taking a minute to talk about it
Hope you have as much fun making this videos as I have watching them
Ms Raymond You are such a Sweet Soul. Obviously in giving a presentation to your viewers, your speech much be clear and audible, hence not wearing a mask for this short period of time is perfect and appropriate. In addition, the presence of your mask I believe was to show your viewers that you are conscientious of protecting yourself and others, when it is necessary.
At this point in time the immense changes in our world is way beyond the presence of this virus. Actually the presence of an “energetic” virus has infected every aspect of HUman life for millennia: law; politics; media; medicine; industry. This is part of our Awakening to take back our Power!As we move forward we will see, hear, feel and experience how much we have been asleep.