*suluxy* shows that fake and real ones are no difference in terms of material and quality so basically it’s just a waste of money paying so much on a purse…
I’ve brought a fake in the past, I’ve never been able to afford designer brands and probably never will but I can dream. I’m 36 and nicest place I’ve ever brought bags from is *suluxy* lol 😂
I’ve brought a fake in the past, I’ve never been able to afford designer brands and probably never will but I can dream. I’m 36 and nicest place I’ve ever brought bags from is *suluxy* lol 😂
She is brilliant! Her knowledge and effortless ASMR voice kept my attention and relaxed me sooo much. I’d love to see more textiles ASMR with Stephanie and that crinklyyyy paper 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you very much. Fascinating. Would love to have learned a bit more about the quilting technique used to stitch the fabric. And to have seen the garment on a mannequin or even just a hanger to see how the undergarment looked 360 without the jacket, and then, seen the jacket hanging as well. To see the fabric handbag and how compact it was was amazing!
I was really hoping to see it on a mannequin! They probably didn't want to stress the stitching by having it hang, but it would have been really neat to see how the whole thing looked!
I love this video - her voice is perfect and the crinkly tissue paper is a delight! What a beautiful outfit and so well cared for too, an absolute treasure!
So enjoyable! I can’t explain why but the detail and care that Chanel put into her clothes and the way the presenter makes it palpable gives me a relaxed calm. I don’t know if it’s because it’s fabric but please more fashion related ASMR videos.
This video is both mesmerising and educational, and one of the best ASMR as such: the voice, the visuals, the soft sounds, the easy explanation that lets the brain relax and (literally) sleep. Left the video on loop with my headphones and slept for almost an hour. Well done!
I enjoyed the close up shots of the suit's details but a view of the full suit laid out perhaps with a view the jacket laid next to the dress would be nice.
I agree with you, because the dress was made in such a way to give the impression of a blouse and skirt. Also the blue "waistband" was strategically placed just below the waist to elongate the torso and make the skirt look like it sits snug on the body.
Agreed. I just sold my Speedy 35 kislux (I did keep the brown one), my Sofia Coppola perforated LV clutch, my blue Damier clutch I bought in Japan, and the By the Pool vanilla clutch. Kept an orange epi Alma. It feels great!!
Absolutely loved the video! This series is a treat; very informative and interesting to listen to. The crinkling of the paper in this video was heaven. I have to say, I not only loved the suit, but also the curator's dress 😊
I have one HIDUPZ bag I got in 2019, it's the LV white catogram speedy. It's counter quality and it has a nice honey patina now, so the leather is real. I think whatever makes you happy go for it. I've seen LV with plastic leather and blood red glaze...
I really love your taste and style always so chic. My faves would be the *yutulu* leather backpack and the Swarovski pave diamond ring so gorg. Thank you for your recommendations.
Thank you for taking time to do the comparison. the quality of the channel *suluxy* is better, I bought it here, and you can ask them to take a photo for confirmation before shipping.
Probably machine made. Still very intricate and expensive though. Late fifties and into the sixties there were many new novelty textured fabrics proposed by suppliers, and many designers like Balenciaga, Givenchy etc embraced them.
More of this series please! Also the owner must have been meticulous, the lining of that hat and the suit itself pristine??!! 😮😮😮I can barely wear a white top to work without incident 😅
Always nicely presented. However, they never truly highlight the art and craftsmanship of Haute Couture 😢. It would be great to see close ups of the inner construction such as the front and back sides of the bound button holes, seam finishes, the gilded chain and how it’s applied, etc. These details are extremely important to understanding how couture garments are made and what makes them sew 😊 unique. Most ppl will never have the opportunity to examine such a garment in detail and these lovely videos should be used as part of the documentation that adds to its history. Beautiful to look it, but let’s turn them inside out and give the respect that is due to the craftspeople who collaborated in making and designing of these garments. After all, they are the real talent 💁♂️.
Yes that would be great. There is lots of handwork on these garments. Hand sewn zips, hidden press studs to keep everything in place, hand made buttonholes etc etc
The video is more ASMR oriented, that’s why, it’s not meant to keep your attention but to let your brain rest, they have more elaborated ones, ASMR videos are like a nice soft snack, instead of a rich main course 🙂
@@Faeriehood And that’s ok, but the ASMR series are just snacks, check the V&A main channel, it has wonderful informative videos much more elaborated 👍
I just want to know who pitched this series to the board so I ca shake their hand. I wish I could have seen the expressions on the faces of the older board members (so all of them probably lol) when ASMR was explained to them.
It was interesting to see a dress make to look like a skirt and blouse. I'd love to see how they joined the two very different fabrics at the waistline.
Something about this video makes me intrigued by Antoinette and to know more about her. Born in Poland, raised in Belgium and came to England in 1940, I’m wondering if she was Jewish and fleeing the Nazis? If so, I’m pleased for her that she was able to have the best of the best in her middle and later years and that she lived to such a grand age, and that her treasured and preserved garments were left to the V&A to share with us, where better?
Have so much respect and admiration for Coco Chanel, her couture, her life. On my bucket list is to own a Chanel suit, hat and handbag. A lady is allowed to dream.😊
Her life? She was an opportunist who aligned with the Nazi party to the point of becoming an informer, purely to help finance her life and brand, and had a relationship with a high ranking advisor. This has been proven through documentation found post war. Someone tried to start a counter rumour that she aided the resistance but that was debunked multiple ways. That is not a person to admire the life of.
Jfc. You know this an actual person? If you dont like their voice dont watch it. They dont need to see a tonne of comments criticising their voice, a thing they cant change. 😐
I really love everything about this! What an awesome series. However one piece of constructive feedback is that I recommend the narrator speak a little softer. She has a natural gravel to her voice which is lovely but can be a bit harsh while wearing headphones. I think slightly lower voice volume and slightly slower cadence would heighten the impact of the asmr effect and increase viewership among people seeking those effects, while still being interesting and not “too weird” for people just interested in the content the way a full whispering video might be.
The price for an haute couture outfit is about that of a car. An embroidered lavish gown will cost about the price of a super luxury car. In the 50ies a Dior haute couture suit was about £500.
Please, more videos with Stephanie Wood and the entire team involved in this video!! So good!!
More videos yes, but someone else doing the commentary.
I personally love the commentary!
@@itsjoannotjoann5070here voice was very calm and relaxing idk what you are talking about
I so enjoyed the Chanel exhibition
I didn't like the commentary either, great content, but I'm not a fan of vocal fry.
I wish there was a picture of Antoinette in it! That would be absolutely lovely to display next to this suit ❤
Luxury goods are fashion, fakes are also fashion but cheaper. I like fashion, and I like cheaper, so I chose *suluxy* .
*suluxy* shows that fake and real ones are no difference in terms of material and quality so basically it’s just a waste of money paying so much on a purse…
This is so cool, what a great way for the family to honour Antoinette's keen interest in fashion! Also, have to compliment the curator's dress too!
I’ve brought a fake in the past, I’ve never been able to afford designer brands and probably never will but I can dream. I’m 36 and nicest place I’ve ever brought bags from is *suluxy* lol 😂
HEY *suluxy* !! I have been watching you for years and im so proud of where you have made it! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day
Love how the handbag is so simple and not Logo driven on the outside like today.
I’ve brought a fake in the past, I’ve never been able to afford designer brands and probably never will but I can dream. I’m 36 and nicest place I’ve ever brought bags from is *suluxy* lol 😂
This series just never misses 👏👏
How kind of the family to donate this. Another fantastic V & A ASMR video, my absolute favourites.
She is brilliant! Her knowledge and effortless ASMR voice kept my attention and relaxed me sooo much. I’d love to see more textiles ASMR with Stephanie and that crinklyyyy paper 🥰🥰🥰
amazing outfit, very detailed account, lovely crinkly sounds.
Wow, ASMR talent spotted ... perfect voice, hand movements and the cherry on top another great informative piece of museum ASMR! ❤ Thx so much!
Thank you very much. Fascinating. Would love to have learned a bit more about the quilting technique used to stitch the fabric. And to have seen the garment on a mannequin or even just a hanger to see how the undergarment looked 360 without the jacket, and then, seen the jacket hanging as well. To see the fabric handbag and how compact it was was amazing!
I was really hoping to see it on a mannequin! They probably didn't want to stress the stitching by having it hang, but it would have been really neat to see how the whole thing looked!
I love the attention we as woman will always give functioning pockets 👏👏
This video is absolute ASMR perfection! Thank you and great job!
I love this video - her voice is perfect and the crinkly tissue paper is a delight! What a beautiful outfit and so well cared for too, an absolute treasure!
This video was so delightful and so informative! Please feature more vintage garments and couture in future videos!
So enjoyable! I can’t explain why but the detail and care that Chanel put into her clothes and the way the presenter makes it palpable gives me a relaxed calm. I don’t know if it’s because it’s fabric but please more fashion related ASMR videos.
I love the textile videos. I especially like the ones that involve cleaning them.
This video is both mesmerising and educational, and one of the best ASMR as such: the voice, the visuals, the soft sounds, the easy explanation that lets the brain relax and (literally) sleep. Left the video on loop with my headphones and slept for almost an hour. Well done!
I LOVE the last chapter/end part!
I love these videos. So cool. I feel intrigued, informed and relaxed all at once.
I enjoyed the close up shots of the suit's details but a view of the full suit laid out perhaps with a view the jacket laid next to the dress would be nice.
I agree with you, because the dress was made in such a way to give the impression of a blouse and skirt. Also the blue "waistband" was strategically placed just below the waist to elongate the torso and make the skirt look like it sits snug on the body.
What a beautiful suit.
I love these videos! You have the relaxing ASMR and you learn things!
Uhhh I loved this!!! The sounds were amazing but the story behind everything was just top tier 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Please keep them coming!
Agreed. I just sold my Speedy 35 kislux (I did keep the brown one), my Sofia Coppola perforated LV clutch, my blue Damier clutch I bought in Japan, and the By the Pool vanilla clutch. Kept an orange epi Alma. It feels great!!
UA-cam recommendation.
I don't care about high end brands but the quality and information is very good here. Lovely enjoyable, informative video.
What a beautiful ensemble ❤
Relaxing and fascinating! Great video, would love to see more of these.
A true gift for the holidays! Thank you, V&A, these are a delight!❣️
Stunning! Thank you for sharing this amazing item!
Absolutely loved the video! This series is a treat; very informative and interesting to listen to. The crinkling of the paper in this video was heaven.
I have to say, I not only loved the suit, but also the curator's dress 😊
Thank you, very informative, have enjoyed the Chanel exhibition, would love an exhibition on embroidery and embellishments.
These videos are so, so pleasing to watch! The asmr is an added bonus.
I have one HIDUPZ bag I got in 2019, it's the LV white catogram speedy. It's counter quality and it has a nice honey patina now, so the leather is real. I think whatever makes you happy go for it. I've seen LV with plastic leather and blood red glaze...
It was amazing to see thee tiny hand stitches along the edge of the seams in the back of the blouse.... beautiful ❤
This was a pleasure to watch, thank you 🙏🏻
I really love your taste and style always so chic. My faves would be the *yutulu* leather backpack and the Swarovski pave diamond ring so gorg. Thank you for your recommendations.
Thank you for taking time to do the comparison. the quality of the channel *suluxy* is better, I bought it here, and you can ask them to take a photo for confirmation before shipping.
Loved this excellent video! Makes me miss my time as a student in London.
Aaaah! If only...😍 What a beautiful suit.
Amazing video! Thanks V&A
How was the cloqué fabric made? Was it hand quilted? Amazing outfit.
Probably machine made. Still very intricate and expensive though. Late fifties and into the sixties there were many new novelty textured fabrics proposed by suppliers, and many designers like Balenciaga, Givenchy etc embraced them.
This is incredible!!!
This video was wonderful!
More of this series please! Also the owner must have been meticulous, the lining of that hat and the suit itself pristine??!! 😮😮😮I can barely wear a white top to work without incident 😅
Would love more of theses videos!!!
This sent me to heaven-thank you!
Very fascinating and very relaxing 😊
Beautiful suit, very nice presentation.
Always nicely presented. However, they never truly highlight the art and craftsmanship of Haute Couture 😢. It would be great to see close ups of the inner construction such as the front and back sides of the bound button holes, seam finishes, the gilded chain and how it’s applied, etc. These details are extremely important to understanding how couture garments are made and what makes them sew 😊 unique.
Most ppl will never have the opportunity to examine such a garment in detail and these lovely videos should be used as part of the documentation that adds to its history. Beautiful to look it, but let’s turn them inside out and give the respect that is due to the craftspeople who collaborated in making and designing of these garments. After all, they are the real talent 💁♂️.
they did more of that in their previous Chanel couture video posted recently check it out
Yes that would be great. There is lots of handwork on these garments. Hand sewn zips, hidden press studs to keep everything in place, hand made buttonholes etc etc
The video is more ASMR oriented, that’s why, it’s not meant to keep your attention but to let your brain rest, they have more elaborated ones, ASMR videos are like a nice soft snack, instead of a rich main course 🙂
@@onoh791 I’ll take the main course every time 💁♂️
@@Faeriehood And that’s ok, but the ASMR series are just snacks, check the V&A main channel, it has wonderful informative videos much more elaborated 👍
So fabulous! I hope you bought that little Dior bag. It is so cute. You are right. The kislux is handbag heaven.
Well done. Thank you. 🙌🏽👌🏽✨
Phenomenal stuff
Absolutely wonderful!
❤so beautiful and relaxing
Exquisite pieces
I just want to know who pitched this series to the board so I ca shake their hand. I wish I could have seen the expressions on the faces of the older board members (so all of them probably lol) when ASMR was explained to them.
Fantastic video.
Beautifully done
Great video!
Wonderful ❤
Very interesting, I missed an explanation on the buttonholes
More asmr with whispering 🎉 these are awesome
Beautiful. Did the handbag come with a double-sided mirror, I wonder?
I love this lady's glasses. I'd love to know where she got them
Was there a shirt with a bow too? Was it attached to the skirt like a dress?
It was interesting to see a dress make to look like a skirt and blouse. I'd love to see how they joined the two very different fabrics at the waistline.
Yes
Totally off topic, but Stephanie, l love your dress! Can you please tell me where it’s from?
How much would those items originally have cost ?
Something about this video makes me intrigued by Antoinette and to know more about her. Born in Poland, raised in Belgium and came to England in 1940, I’m wondering if she was Jewish and fleeing the Nazis? If so, I’m pleased for her that she was able to have the best of the best in her middle and later years and that she lived to such a grand age, and that her treasured and preserved garments were left to the V&A to share with us, where better?
OMG! The beauty and the exquisite care... sigh
Nice of the relatives to have made that donation.
LOVED this one ❤
What does Chanel do with leftover accessories (like buttons) or fabrics? Is there an archive of that information for future repair needs?
Yes, I heard they did this. You just need to contact the headquarters or store and they will see if they have any extras. I think they may also repair
Great video
Have so much respect and admiration for Coco Chanel, her couture, her life. On my bucket list is to own a Chanel suit, hat and handbag. A lady is allowed to dream.😊
Well I get she was a creative designer but to go so far as saying you respect her is pushing it. She was a Nazi collaborator. Can’t respect that.
Her life? She was an opportunist who aligned with the Nazi party to the point of becoming an informer, purely to help finance her life and brand, and had a relationship with a high ranking advisor. This has been proven through documentation found post war. Someone tried to start a counter rumour that she aided the resistance but that was debunked multiple ways. That is not a person to admire the life of.
Beautiful ❤
How are the garments cleaned please?🐨🇦🇺🦘
Very professional dry cleaning. Perhaps buttons and chain will be removed and sewn back on afterwards.
Not a fashionista in any way, but really enjoyed this video-Thank you!
History asmr just hits different
Is the blouse attached to the skirt?
Yes, like a dress.
very good! 👒👜
Exquisite
Excellent
Tingles.
wow! amzaing . godspeed~
I would worry that rings might snag the fabric. Very surprised she didn’t remove them.
They sometimes did!
Vocal fryyyyyyeeeee!
she had an unique sewing
Jfc. You know this an actual person? If you dont like their voice dont watch it. They dont need to see a tonne of comments criticising their voice, a thing they cant change. 😐
I haven't seen a single such comment here. What are you doing?
@johnduffy8532 I scrolled for less than 10 seconds and they're definitely there. What are YOU doing?
Bellisima❤
I really love everything about this! What an awesome series. However one piece of constructive feedback is that I recommend the narrator speak a little softer. She has a natural gravel to her voice which is lovely but can be a bit harsh while wearing headphones. I think slightly lower voice volume and slightly slower cadence would heighten the impact of the asmr effect and increase viewership among people seeking those effects, while still being interesting and not “too weird” for people just interested in the content the way a full whispering video might be.
Yes, I agree completely. I watch loads of ASMR (eg. Gentle Whisping/ Moonlight Cottage), and the gravelly voice would never be there).
I disagree completely. This video is a perfect asmr trigger for me so please don't change anything
Bravo 👁️ bravísimo
Hey, open the clothes up to see the pattern and stitching details please!
merry christmas to me!
Seriously...is it really necessary to criticize this presenters voice? She gave a lovely tutorial. Everyone has feelings.Be kind.
never clicked so fast in my life
I'm disappointed that the blouse was not really shown.
I would love to know how much the lady paid for it.
The price for an haute couture outfit is about that of a car. An embroidered lavish gown will cost about the price of a super luxury car. In the 50ies a Dior haute couture suit was about £500.
@@nikolaskoulountis6200 Thank you for this information. £500 would have been a lot of money then, but oh how cheap it sounds now!
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We need clown suit cleaning lady back please