I would love a more in-depth rundown of Viking fashion! Your video is are brilliant and informative and your clothes look so well made. If I were in the UK I would order from you as much as possible ;;
Wow! You and Karolina Zebrowska are my top two historical UA-cam channels! I love your videos and i cling to the lovely fashion and information you put out! It's so amazing and I can't wait for more! 💗💗 this is one of my favorites!
I'm amazed that you have that many different pieces, even though you said it wasn't a lot. Going through your closet must be like a time warp! Love how much you really seem to be enjoying yourself in these videos!
You should see if you can get your husband or someone to model more period men's fashions. This video got me a little curious about what men wore through the ages too
I absolutely loved this video and I adore both of you. It’s was in the wee morning hours when I watched this video and I was roaring when your Husband came out with those wigs on! I literally had to toned my laughter in fear of waking my neighbors! Thank you both so very much! ♥️👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I absolutely love all of these. This has been a horrible week at work , these have taken me a universe away. I'm so inspired by priorattire. You are so cool and awe inspiring!
I love your videos so much and was so excited when I saw you posted a new one, and even more excited when I saw what it was about. This video in particular must have been so much work, so thank you for making such a fantastic resource!
It's nice to see the rich lady dresses for once. As a medieval renactor myself, I'm normally in peasant clothes. So hose, linen underdress, woolen overdress (both with almost no shaping and no lacing at all), a belt and a wimple. No fancy kirtles or fun sleeves with crazy linings etc. It does however let me run around like a mad woman with little worry of ruining any expensive silks. So there are advantages too. Are all you outfits handmade btw? If so, you are very talented and those must have taken forever to sew.
This was awesome. I'm a medieval historian and often wondered what a "houppelande" was, for example. I could watch your videos over and over. Could you do a specific one on head wear? I am interested in the crispette, filet, barbette, etc., and would like to see these things up close. Thanks!
Heck, yea! I researched my paternal grandmother back to 1151 and plan to use this bliaut as my reference when I make my pattern. Thank you, Priorattire. :D
in 1360 they thougt "ha we have buttons and we are going to use them! "i had a master button maker in the family in 1790. i loved the viking one that is my favorite. and the 1490 one. in the netherlands the wooden shoes were called "trips. " they were also found here.
wow im just utterly gobsmacked by the miles and MILES of fabric on display LOL. And yes i know that at any time shown no woman would have had more than a couple or three dresses unless she was very high status or royalty but its still pretty stunning
I quite enjoy these videos. I wouldn’t mind if you slowed it down a bit so we had more time to appreciate the details. And since your husband also has an array of ensembles, it would be fun to see more of these videos on men’s attire. Thanks for sharing your wonderful outfits!
Absolutely lovely as usual! I'd love to see the 11th century Norman as well as 1200s fashion in more length- what an elegant style ♥️ Thank you for your videos!
Would love to see 500 years of men's fashion too. Loved the Rogier van der Weyden and the Burgundian clogs! Thank you for making this and thanks to your husband!
This is my favorite youtube channel! I alredy spended many nights rewatching this videos cause they really help me to understand how to properly draw historical clothing (wich is my main hobby)
Coming back to this video as reference for a novel I'm attempting to write. It's about a young merlin(not the BBC version tho), so Ig it could even be counted as fanfiction lol.
I'm so tempted to sew these....first, I need to make my day to day wardrobe. Struggles of a tall girl with long limbs and broad shoulders, that can't stand synthetic fibers...I can see a corset no problem, but I'm new to pants, and cant stand wearing skirts everyday
Great video of the history of Medieval fashion! It brought back memories of my youth spent attending SCA gatherings! You must have been exhausted after changing your clothes so many times! 😂 Cheers! ~Janet in Canada
Me too. There are plenty of illustrations of historical garb, but seeing the outfits as they were out on and were moved around in is so much more useful.
I love the Rogier van der Weyden style. It’s just like one of his paintings. I love van der Weyden’s paintings. They are beautiful. Thank you for this most entertaining video.
This is really helpful cuz i have a few early medieval ocs and it’s really hard to find info on early medieval clothes so this video is really helpful 😭
I certainly don't know a history of fashion but I have always enjoyed looking at the outfits from these times I have truly enjoyed looking at all the videos and as being an equestrian myself in the hunter jumper realm was truly impressed with your dressage skills side saddle! amazing! Keep up all of your amazing work! Only wish I wasn't across the pond so I could see it in person!
So cool! With the styles back to back it was cool to see how they evolved and changed! What is so unexpected for me was how much it was like styles of today! Some styles grew and morphed and others just POW were suddenly there! I love the styles except for the 1390s headdress. It was huge! Which Breakfast at Tiffany's Hat Bring It On! But it had these veils and stuff I don't see how anyone wearing it could see anything on the sides of her! And I hate having my peripheral vision cut off. Thanks so much for this Great Video!
it is not too bad - and the templers make brilliant sandwich cases, - or acually anything you want to carry around! i once had mobile pbone and car keys concealed i one and snacs in the other.....
priorattire Haha! I also put secret pockets for keys, wallet and cell phone into the garb I sew. Sometimes it is easier to do that with the folds and volume of historical garb than with a modern pattern, if the pattern is not already designed with pockets.
Just the right video my brain was demanding. Great work in creating such magnificent dresses. It must have taken you quite a long time to research and in such few sources. thank you
i love this channel so much!! it’s extremely helpful to one planning to be a costume designer :) one thing i would really love to see is some historical men’s fashion- it looks as though your husband has his share of costumes for each period!
I turned the video down to half speed to better see & enjoy the attire. 10th century Northern European is my favorite; but I always make my shifts & gowns 1-2” above my ankles b/c I am not a lady of leisure.
I'd be interested in seeing a men's version if possible as well. I'm putting together an east frank kit (dark age German during and right after the carolingian dynasty 10th - 11th century) and could use some good references. Also seeing what a Norman of the 11th-12th century would nice too.
I love every moment of this! Where could a mere peasant like myself find appropriate and affordable renaissance Faire attire?? It doesn’t have to be as accurate as those shown in these videos, but not the costumey crap out there!! Been attending Ren fest for nearly 20 years and have never dressed in garb because I can’t find anything approachable and affordable!
Most are quite easy to make. Simplicity and McCalls carry period patterns--some are kinda junky, but some are pretty accurate. Or just ask someone at the Faire for a reliable seamstress/tailor. The local chapter of Society for Creative Anachronism could help.
I KNEW ID SEEN THAT ONE HEADPIECE BEFORE!!! The taller one with a draping veil was in either Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty in this one set of fairy tales my mom had in the 70s. I always it looked too odd to be made up, so at least now I know where that came from (PS, love your content)
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You and your husband are adorable together.
Booty sweat 💯💯
I would love a more in-depth rundown of Viking fashion! Your video is are brilliant and informative and your clothes look so well made. If I were in the UK I would order from you as much as possible ;;
Wow! You and Karolina Zebrowska are my top two historical UA-cam channels! I love your videos and i cling to the lovely fashion and information you put out! It's so amazing and I can't wait for more! 💗💗 this is one of my favorites!
Thank you! Interestingly enough, my maiden name was Zebrowska too- no relation though
I'm amazed that you have that many different pieces, even though you said it wasn't a lot. Going through your closet must be like a time warp! Love how much you really seem to be enjoying yourself in these videos!
The Viking style and the 1360-90s were my two favorite styles, but they were all beautiful. Thanks for your videos, they’re always amazing! 🧡
You should see if you can get your husband or someone to model more period men's fashions. This video got me a little curious about what men wore through the ages too
an immortal couple throughout the centuries
you write it off as a rough guide, but I think it was amazing nonetheless. What a collection!
I absolutely loved this video and I adore both of you. It’s was in the wee morning hours when I watched this video and I was roaring when your Husband came out with those wigs on! I literally had to toned my laughter in fear of waking my neighbors!
Thank you both so very much! ♥️👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
They looked like so much more comfortable clothing than a lot of the latter styles following the Medieval era!! I wonder why it all got so crazy?
they sure knew how to throw clothing on Fast in those days! 😂❤😊😅 50/50 Some I thought were beautiful. Some. Not so much!.😊
Great video!!! You have so many beautiful clothes!
This was fantastic thank you! So interesting. Cheers from Australia. Good to see what my ancestors wore.
hubbys wig game is 10/10 x'D
I absolutely love all of these. This has been a horrible week at work , these have taken me a universe away. I'm so inspired by priorattire. You are so cool and awe inspiring!
I hope the coming week will be better for you! ^_^
Erika S ❤️
I love fashion through the ages! I look forward to your videos too. My favourite period is the Regency!
I'm always so excited whenever I get notified that you've posted more! This video was brilliant.
Can't believe I just found you out! I love historical fashion and this channel is a blessing. Keep posting
Love the 11-12th century Norman styles
Looks like it took an hour just to get dressed!
I love your videos so much and was so excited when I saw you posted a new one, and even more excited when I saw what it was about. This video in particular must have been so much work, so thank you for making such a fantastic resource!
Oh... Beautiful! I love it. Very nice to see the evolution and you look beautiful! :)
Fun! I’m going to finally have it out w medieval sleeves. Wish me luck!
1:31 kind of reminds me of Elinor's outfit in the movie Brave. The hairstyle especially.
It's nice to see the rich lady dresses for once. As a medieval renactor myself, I'm normally in peasant clothes. So hose, linen underdress, woolen overdress (both with almost no shaping and no lacing at all), a belt and a wimple. No fancy kirtles or fun sleeves with crazy linings etc. It does however let me run around like a mad woman with little worry of ruining any expensive silks. So there are advantages too.
Are all you outfits handmade btw? If so, you are very talented and those must have taken forever to sew.
This completely helped with my fashion history class. Thank you!!
Fab video! I love looking at costumes from different periods of history!
This was awesome. I'm a medieval historian and often wondered what a "houppelande" was, for example. I could watch your videos over and over. Could you do a specific one on head wear? I am interested in the crispette, filet, barbette, etc., and would like to see these things up close. Thanks!
Sarah Hearn I would love this too!
Oooo, more medieval headwear tutorials, please.
I've always love the sleeve from the 11th and 12 century and i used to call them butterfly sleeves do to looking like butterfly wings
That fur lined dress was fantastic
The hubby is changing off screen! Im dying
I love your videos. I have always wondered how people used to dress. This one is amazing, changing with the ages. I try to watch them all.
your husband helping was adorable!
I do so enjoy watching this channel. I watch over and over.
the bliaut with the flared sleeves is my favorite style of any of your dresses, even though its simple, its lovely and fitted and I just adore it
Heck, yea! I researched my paternal grandmother back to 1151 and plan to use this bliaut as my reference when I make my pattern. Thank you, Priorattire. :D
in 1360 they thougt "ha we have buttons and we are going to use them! "i had a master button maker in the family in 1790. i loved the viking one that is my favorite. and the 1490 one. in the netherlands the wooden shoes were called "trips. " they were also found here.
This was very interesting and some of those styles I would love to wear today (though maybe without some of the headgear!)
This is so interesting. It seems like they went back and forth between more simple styles to more complicated ones.
Always FANTASTIC to view these. You people are ARTISTS!!!
Aww, I didn't want it to end! I loved it so much
4:00 so beautiful dress 😍 this kind of videos are interesting
wow im just utterly gobsmacked by the miles and MILES of fabric on display LOL. And yes i know that at any time shown no woman would have had more than a couple or three dresses unless she was very high status or royalty but its still pretty stunning
Italian renaissance? Someday...please
The amount of hair doing in this video.... Bravo!
Thank you Izabela and husband for this incredible by far my most favorite era fashion show!
It really made my day❤
Love your videos great to see what the clothes looked like on a live person moving plus you make them look fun and a bit mischievous
I quite enjoy these videos. I wouldn’t mind if you slowed it down a bit so we had more time to appreciate the details. And since your husband also has an array of ensembles, it would be fun to see more of these videos on men’s attire. Thanks for sharing your wonderful outfits!
Love these, keep them coming👏👏👏
Absolutely lovely as usual! I'd love to see the 11th century Norman as well as 1200s fashion in more length- what an elegant style ♥️ Thank you for your videos!
Would love to see 500 years of men's fashion too. Loved the Rogier van der Weyden and the Burgundian clogs! Thank you for making this and thanks to your husband!
You both look great! ❤
This is my favorite youtube channel! I alredy spended many nights rewatching this videos cause they really help me to understand how to properly draw historical clothing (wich is my main hobby)
I'd love a video on each of these looks, they're so interesting
Isabella does have videos on those styles.
Coming back to this video as reference for a novel I'm attempting to write. It's about a young merlin(not the BBC version tho), so Ig it could even be counted as fanfiction lol.
You are having entirely too much fun! Great video. 👏
I'm so tempted to sew these....first, I need to make my day to day wardrobe. Struggles of a tall girl with long limbs and broad shoulders, that can't stand synthetic fibers...I can see a corset no problem, but I'm new to pants, and cant stand wearing skirts everyday
Love the dark red kirtle of 11-12th Century Normans; so flattering and wearable today.
Great video of the history of Medieval fashion! It brought back memories of my youth spent attending SCA gatherings! You must have been exhausted after changing your clothes so many times! 😂 Cheers! ~Janet in Canada
thank you! you do an amazing performance and I so appreciate learning the history, and I appreciate all the work you did. Thank you.
The green dress at 5:00 is so pretty that it seems a pity to cover it, even with the lovely overdress.
it resumes the evolution pretty well! I've always dreamed a smart someone would make a video like this! Thank you!
Me too. There are plenty of illustrations of historical garb, but seeing the outfits as they were out on and were moved around in is so much more useful.
I love the Rogier van der Weyden style. It’s just like one of his paintings. I love van der Weyden’s paintings. They are beautiful. Thank you for this most entertaining video.
thank you for making this!! i’m using it to study for my costume design class!!
Bless you , that was a lot of ties and snaps/buttons !
No snaps. Snaps weren't invented until the late 19th century by an Australian lady, Myra_Juliet_Farrell.
Thanks for sharing this. Wow, a lot of work getting dressed!
Such level of historical detail and knowledge!
My favorite was Viking Rus hehe
This is really helpful cuz i have a few early medieval ocs and it’s really hard to find info on early medieval clothes so this video is really helpful 😭
really interesting video... and incredible music... thanks you very much :)
the very early periods looked so comfortable....
i wonder why they started getting so complicated.
your videos are so informational, thank you!
hee hee... I love the 'husband': he looks so proud of his 'wife' while posing with her (and she looks so admiringly at him.. bless!) Lol!
They look lovely, don't they?
"Honeeeeeeey, can you help me with this lacing???" 🤣
I'm pretty sure from watching other videos that they really are husband and wife.
@@jonesnori They are! What an adorable couple...
Fantastic! You and your husband look so sweet together :)
I certainly don't know a history of fashion but I have always enjoyed looking at the outfits from these times I have truly enjoyed looking at all the videos and as being an equestrian myself in the hunter jumper realm was truly impressed with your dressage skills side saddle! amazing! Keep up all of your amazing work! Only wish I wasn't across the pond so I could see it in person!
oh wow, that is a great overview! I would love to see all these in more detail.
Love the video!
Gotta love the late 1300s. Really started to shake it up in high society fashion. ^^
I loved this video! Those pieces were beautiful.
I would have liked to see your husband's clothes more in detail though ;)
Love your channel.
All are beautiful but I love the longer and flowy sleeves ...so beautiful and feminine awesome to see them back to back.
So cool! With the styles back to back it was cool to see how they evolved and changed! What is so unexpected for me was how much it was like styles of today! Some styles grew and morphed and others just POW were suddenly there! I love the styles except for the 1390s headdress. It was huge! Which Breakfast at Tiffany's Hat Bring It On! But it had these veils and stuff I don't see how anyone wearing it could see anything on the sides of her! And I hate having my peripheral vision cut off.
Thanks so much for this Great Video!
it is not too bad - and the templers make brilliant sandwich cases, - or acually anything you want to carry around! i once had mobile pbone and car keys concealed i one and snacs in the other.....
😃 Now that's handy!
priorattire Haha! I also put secret pockets for keys, wallet and cell phone into the garb I sew. Sometimes it is easier to do that with the folds and volume of historical garb than with a modern pattern, if the pattern is not already designed with pockets.
Does the big headdress make your neck sore if you wear it for very long or is it lighter weight than it looks? I LOVE your videos!
Just the right video my brain was demanding. Great work in creating such magnificent dresses. It must have taken you quite a long time to research and in such few sources. thank you
I've found your channel yesterday, and I saw so much videos XD So much good job, congrats
i love this channel so much!! it’s extremely helpful to one planning to be a costume designer :)
one thing i would really love to see is some historical men’s fashion- it looks as though your husband has his share of costumes for each period!
+ Watching him come in and out of frame in different costumes and not being able to see them properly is tantalizing.
Lovely. I love those late medieval styles from after about 1400. Need one of the guys' stuff, too!
Yeah. A menswear video would be amazing!
This was great to see and that sounds like a great version of Susato's Battle Pavanne. I'm going to have to look for the full version.
I found this useful as I'm trying to decide what style of medival dress to make.
That was fantastic! Thanks so much!
Anglo-Saxon and Rus-Viking style(9-10th century) are best... simple, nice, practical, no boring ornaments or so many skirts...
I was just thinking that the viking woman is very in style today :)
Agreed, I'd totally wear the viking dress today
Vikings wore ornamentals on their chest with broaches.
This is amazing! Thank you for all the time and energy you put into this!
Your content is spectacular! Thank you!
I just love your videos. I always hope they have on lots of air conditioning for you as I bet all that changing is hot work.
I turned the video down to half speed to better see & enjoy the attire.
10th century Northern European is my favorite; but I always make my shifts & gowns 1-2” above my ankles b/c I am not a lady of leisure.
That was wonderful. Thank you.
I'd be interested in seeing a men's version if possible as well. I'm putting together an east frank kit (dark age German during and right after the carolingian dynasty 10th - 11th century) and could use some good references. Also seeing what a Norman of the 11th-12th century would nice too.
Considering Germany wasn't a country until the 19th century good luck with that
Loved this video, I'm in the sca, I enjoy dressing up in the time periods of different years but hard to find what i've been looking for exactly.
The last dress... It's WONDERFUL !!!
Well Done Bravo, it must have taken alot of time and effort to put all this together
I love every moment of this! Where could a mere peasant like myself find appropriate and affordable renaissance Faire attire?? It doesn’t have to be as accurate as those shown in these videos, but not the costumey crap out there!! Been attending Ren fest for nearly 20 years and have never dressed in garb because I can’t find anything approachable and affordable!
We do have an online shop with a modest array of off the peg clothing. All historically appropriate through
Most are quite easy to make. Simplicity and McCalls carry period patterns--some are kinda junky, but some are pretty accurate. Or just ask someone at the Faire for a reliable seamstress/tailor. The local chapter of Society for Creative Anachronism could help.
Thank you both!
Wow! Formative and entertaining, well done!
Could you do a video on 16th century Italian clothes?
your channel is wonderful! I find this helpful for narrowing down what era I want to make for clothes!
Your videos are fabulous. I'm in love with the middle ages
I would like to see the men's fashion during the same ages☺️
I KNEW ID SEEN THAT ONE HEADPIECE BEFORE!!! The taller one with a draping veil was in either Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty in this one set of fairy tales my mom had in the 70s. I always it looked too odd to be made up, so at least now I know where that came from (PS, love your content)