A Gilded Age Christmas Gown // I'm Making an 1883 Bustle Dress
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2023
- It's time for a new project, and I'm going back to one of my favorite fashion eras -- the bustle period! Inspired by the latest season of HBO's The Gilded Age, I have decided to make a silk bustle gown based on an 1883 fashion plate. But choosing which plate is so hard!
In this video, I will be making the base skirt of the ensemble.
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Should I make a bustle-era deep dive video? This is my deep dive series: • Decade Deep Dive
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I love watching your more historical discussion content videos! I would definitely watch one on the bustle era!
Still thrilled at the prospect of a 70's/80's bustle era deep dive!
The deep dives into the fashions of each decade are some of my favorite videos, and I would especially love an 1880s one!
Omg, Rebecca! I say YES to this dress. I am thoroughly going to enjoy this project. The bustle era is definitely one of my favorite, if not my number one favorite era. I love the Gilded Age too and Peggy’s outfits on there are my absolute favorite of any other character’s on the show. I’m currently building a historical dress wardrobe, and definitely will include the bustle era ( although my personal aesthetic is more working woman than fancy), and I would definitely watch a video breaking down the changes during the bustle era. It’s very obvious you put a lot of work into the historical era breakdown videos. I don’t know why they don’t get more traction, but I’ve learned so much from watching your videos. You have one vey appreciative viewer in me. Can’t wait to see he progression of this project! Take care.
I am a bustle freak😊 Yes yes yes, do a deep dive on bustles please❤ Excited to see more on this gown, the fabrics are so beautiful!
Ooooo solid base with pattern overskirt.
I really like you deep dive videos on the different eras. I totally want to see more of those.
I would love to see a video on the Bustle Era! You did a wonderful job on the others!
The fabrics are so beautiful. I'm excited for another bustle project.
Perfect fabrics for Christmas. The sound of the silk...oh my!
Wow. Can’t wait to see what the finished dress will look like. That fabric is gorgeous!!!
I would totally watch a video on the different eras. They are SO helpful!!!
you are always amazing... and so talented... the creativity you share with us is wonderful... i love to watch you bring dresses to life... as a side note... so before i watch any video... i hit pause... turn on closed captioning... and turn the resolution rate up to the highest quality... let me just say... sitting on pause at the 0:00 timestamp... you look absolutely stunningly beautiful... i have to say you should be so proud of how good you look in that timestamp... you came to slay... can i be you when i grow up... please... hehe... hope you're having a wonderful new year... hugs from dallas...
You make it, I’ll watch it.
Well of course I would love to watch your video covering the eighteen seventies to the eighteen eighties fashion history😊.
I LOVE the historic eras chatty videos, but for some reason UA-cam didn't suggest them until weeks after you'd put them up 😠 If you put more up, I would ABSOLUTELY watch them!
How EXCITING. The red shot is gorgeous!! Can't wait!
Love to see the bustle era broken down video.
Related to that earlier plate with the diamonds down the front. You could adapt that to a modern h\history bounding garment-maybe one of your jumpers with a circle skirt. (Seam down center front) I did a dress many years ago with oversized sharks teeth (heirloom sewing term) or fabric origami (similar term thing) down the front
1887 is just amazingly extra! OTT with added avec
I would love to see more. I'm always interested in history of any type.
What pretty fabrics!! 😍 I look forward to watching the rest of the videos in this series as you create a beautiful dress!❤ (I can't wait to see it all finished!! 😍)
That shot red silk is amazing ❤
I love the deep dives, I rewatch them several times. I promise to share the video on Facebook if you make one!
Love the year by year! 🙌🏼
I really love these two materials together. This is going to be epic!
All of your dresses are so beautiful and I love watching you make them. 🧵
Thanks!
Me ! I would love a more detailed year detailed Video.
Man that video went so fast, and I wish there was so much more because it was just so good.
This is a beautiful idea and I love getting to walk with you through the entire process. :)
That is a brilliant idea! This is going to be a very fun dress! 💜
I would watch it! I wish they got more views, they deserve so many!
Pinterest is the ONE social media I can't allow myself to download.
I'd never come back.
I wanna see a video about the Bustle Era!
Yes a deep dive
I look forward to seeing the final result. Glad you are showing the evolution of this garment over time. All too often folks get a bit of a distorted reality, thinking that X project can be nailed ina day or two. Kudos for interlining too!
Have you ever tried slightly curved darts instead of the straight?
Yeah, I find that life usually gets in the way of attempting to sew that fast! And yes, I usually curve my darts a little bit.
@@LadyRebeccaFashions I keep adding steps to simpler projects to raise the construction level. As I don't watch much TV anyways, it also serves as further entertainment as well. It's always interesting to see how others sew and what methods work for them.
I'd watch it! Love your researched content!
I think this will be a wonderful dress. Love watching your videos!
Thanks!
I follow Isabella, she is very inspirational.
I would definitely like to watch a deep-dive video on the "Bustle Era". Weren't there 2 "bustle eras", though, with the "natural form" era in-between? (It's been a while since I've watched videos on the different periods of 19th century women's fashions, though, so please correct me if I'm mistaken.)
You’re right, the second bustle era ditched the train and opted for a shelf booty style bustle instead! I’m currently recreating a jacket from the era for a doll, so I’ve been doing tons of research
I consider all of about 1870-1889 the "bustle era," but it definitely evolved within that. The natural form era often didn't involve a wired bustle cage like the first and second bustle eras did, but it still had some other similarities.
I would love videos for tge 70s 80s and 90s
I actually like dress eighteen eighty two above all else😊.
Love, love, love these fabrics! I don't understand why you can't pick the fashion plate and reverse the fabrics instead of making a vest. Someone, please explain this. Either way, this is going to be amazing.
Oh, I definitely could have, but I didn't want to. I really like the original plate too, so this gives me more wearing options.
@@LadyRebeccaFashions Thank you, Rebecca, for clearing that up! I was a bit confused.
I liked your period overview videos and would definitely watch another one! but with your existing videos, by the end of them I didn't always have a clear picture of what changed over time, because you got so bogged down by little minute changes year by year. Lots of pretty pictures! But not really a clear throughline of "here's the fashion trajectory over the course of the decade."
Could you change the plate you didn't like to fit better? This was fascinating
I tend to like the challenge of attempting to more or less recreate a plate, and there just wasn't that much about that ruffley one that I would have wanted to keep!
@LadyRebeccaFashions I cannot find your video on the gilded age bustle
@@kyradavis7130it's linked in the description. 😉
:)
I love watching Isabella's videos, but there is 1 thing that bothers me about her. I can't place her accent. I am usually so good with that, and every time I get close to putting a pin in hers I hear a slight change in vowel or a clipped ending that makes me question it. My guess is she has lived in multiple places and picked up bits here and there.
Yep, if I remember correctly, she is originally from somewhere on the continent (can't remember where), but has lived in England for a long time now.