How To Tie A Victorian Cravat (The Right Way)

[@brunocerdera1374]

Thanks!! I was looking for it!

[@blewis9159]

I'm more interested in women's vintage fashions, but UA-cam recommended your channel for me, and I had to say you have an excellent voice! Also, love the channel name 😂

[@isabellaferretti7279]

Perfect timing, I am attending a party soon and dressing in masculine dress circa 1820, thank you!

[@laybackeasy]

This is so well done and explained. I also appreciate that you told us the length and width of the fabric.

[@orenjaffe9809]

Exceptional quality and just long enough to explain the process! Exactly what I needed to tie my cravat confidently. Thank you very much! Also your end look was incredibly smart, loved the colors.

[@stefanhaller7333]

Great brief and thorough instruction for a Victorian era cravat. Bravo!

[@viictor1309]

This is precious advice for extra vintage gentlemen. How about other cravat/necktie knots from the late victorian period?

[@SStupendous]

He seems to focus on the early Victorian era, but would be cool for instance to see 1860s-70s looks for instance which are the complete opposite to these fashions, from ties to sleeves!

[@samivestlund]

i just wanna know how to get that thin of a cravat, i’m guessing it’s just closed edges but i can’t fully tell

[@hetedeleambacht6608]

more cravatte videos!! hurray🤗

[@Anton_the_Vampire]

This was great. Thank you. Could you do another video showing different styles of victorian cravat knot, please?

[@carlosdesuchil]

C'est magnifique!

[@robertlosse2712]

Hey there pal keep doing what you are doing because its working aye capy.

[@SStupendous]

Thus seems to tie in (no pun intended) with your personal interest in the decade of the 1840s? Seems not very different if at all to '40s portraits

[@369Ronny]

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