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Help I need to find part2 evening wear before New Year's Eve. I have been invited to an extremely exclusive event that has a dress code of 1020s semi formal
I'd really appreciate any advice on how to figure out a 1920s outfit for a theme party when YOU HAVE A HUGE RACK and an hourglass figure ohmygawd. I can never win with this, anything remotely accurate looks atrocious on me
I got a truly cursed fashion aesthetic for you: 1920s clothing, and I mean not the flapper dress specifically but a whole variety that's close to the real deal as humanly possible, but done in the style of the Rawr XD emo/scene kid culture aesthetic from the 2000s, and calling it the Rawring 20s picture this - multicoloured crazy hair poking out under black-and-white striped cloche hats with a pink bow or two, checkered waistbands around the hips on dresses with edgy designs of band logos embroidered onto the fabrics, with neon leopard print stockings paired with lovely 1920s checkered heels laced up in crazy neon ribbon laces, and it's just a mix of black and neons no matter which way you looked just how cursed can the Rawring 20s aesthetic get???
So in 2020 i found out i love 1920's Fashion and one day i want to have a 1920's Styled wardrobe but the thing is.......i like the Men's 1920's fashion more than the ladies and would be most comfortable in them.....and that's the thing am i allowed to do that?.....i think i could be able to since it is 2020 and nobody'd care aside from Republicans.
I know I am a bit late to this video but I adore it. I love the Art Deco era and it’s nice to see info thats not the stereotypical 20s. I hope this series continues. I couldn’t find more but I do hope it continues. This was so handy 💜💜💜
I loved this video! I’m very interested in fashion history and would appreciate it if you made more “encyclopedia” videos like this ( i also think the stereotypical image of 20s fashion is quite tacky)
Today's women are growing up with casual and unisex clothes. So they have no idea how to suit thereselfs in such clothing and some of them are overweight.
Could we get a fashion encyclopedia for the 1960s! I feel like this era is usually misunderstood with over representation of hippie fashion, who were literally the counter-culture
I would add that the discovery of King Tuts tomb made a lot of city gals in 1920s went Egyptology crazy (kind of like Beatlemania in the 1960s but with mummies, beads, and pyramids). Those beads on the head were inspired by Ancient Egyptian style beaded wigs and such. I look at much of the fashion from 1920s and don't think of flappers, but mostly Ancient Egyptian influenced fashion. My grandmas' mother had a few pieces that would be consider more appropriate to where during 13th or 14th Dynasty Egyptian court, some of which would make great grandmother look like a pharaohs' concubine... though she would properly boss him around and take over the kingdom. She was no joke. Our great-grandparents were wilder than we are today. We are tame in comparison. Group sex, transgender, transsexual... not that modern. We are only rediscovering what great-grandparents knew all along. Put all of us to shame.
This video is wonderful; I especially appreciate that you distinguish so clearly between the early, mid- and late-1920s fashions. Just a small correction: Jean Patou was a man, but was featured at the start of your section on woman designers.
Ok but where are the rest of these episodes? I have a 20s ball coming up and I’m taking it very serious. I even cut my hair into a cheekbone length bob
Thanks for the nice and informative video! I've always loved vintage styles, but for most of the time I was looking at later decades, like the 50s and 60s. The problem is trying to fit in when the ideal shape is Marilyn Monroe or Twiggy, and you're 1.80 with a slender and not at all hourglass figure ^^' Learning about the REAL Twenties style is a bit of a revelation: no need for push-ups and/or showing too much skin*, no high heels, more freedom of movement, oriental fashion is highly appreciated, bonus point I can keep my weird wavy hair short and they will look like natural finger waves! O.O wow *only my absolutely PERSONAL choice, related to what makes ME feel comfortable, and in no way meant to judge other people :)
You guys who have boobs and hips know you can hide your silhouette with fabric right... Also if queen latifah can rock the 20's look in 2002 chicago, so can you
Thank you for creating such an informative and enjoyable video on authentic 1920s fashion! Your passion always shows in your research and presentation. A good while ago I watched your video on 1920s fashion where you played two roles (over the phone) and it had me lol'ing. Keep kicking ass, meme mom!
I would love to see you do a breakdown of some of these stereotypes and where they came from. Are they from particularly famous icons of the era? Or are most of them from influential pieces of media later in time?
Love this! Women's fashion often has a lot to cover and can be majorly confusing at times where one thing starts and another begins, so I love learning more about its broad strokes from someone who does their research. Can't find many good historical fashion channels that explain things so well and in so entertaining a way.
For decades day, a girl in my class came in stereotypical 1920's wear and it irked me a bit. If we want to emulate 1920's fashion, it's easy to actually do so on a day-to-day basis without feeling like you're wearing a costume - because it was just normal clothes. Do people really believe flappers in the 20's would go out to get some eggs at the store wearing pearls and frills that hung above their thighs??
Ah! Downtown Abbey explores pre-war thru early 1920s life on an English estate - we get to see the costumes change gradually to reflect a lot of the stuff u mention!!
Something interesting that I saw at my local H&M today, there seems to be a slight revival of the lowered waists, looser blouses and midi length skirts. Which was a nice take on a /slight/ 1920s revival, rather than just using fringe, feathers and the ever irritating gold and black LOL. Thanks for another awesome video Karolina, your channel has been keeping me going during the winter holidays!
This video shows that Downton Abbey costumes were quite accurate indeed 😍 It also shows that Dowager Countess Violet Crawley dressed in Edwardian silhouette 😅
I love this this! I spent hours looking into the 20th century events, politics, wars etc. whether it be through reading, documentaries and of course BRdesk, great channels such as The Great War, Extra Credit, Armchair Historian. Here though is such a fresh flavor in exploring how the past lived and how much more there was to life back then, and stray away from typical or misconceptions to bring us closer to the history we want to witness. New subscriber, can’t wait to see more
@L U I S it literally is because it's a part of the 20th century. the 20th century ended on december 31, *2000*. don't call people idiots when you're not sure of something yourself because now you just look stupid.
Me, knowing that when the 1920s come back next month my very 1950s face and my plus size, 1950s-fashion loving body are screwed: HELP Either that or make a separate video on 1920s fashion for plus size women, that way I can pick and choose.
