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I found this painting drawn by Ludwig Knaus. It portrays his daughter Johanna Knaus. She looks extremely like you. You should look it up! It is really pretty
Karolina this is BEAUTIFUL! I adore everything and you did such an amazing job making Emilie's dress! I love that you kind of made up a little story to go with it!
This is one of my favorite videos. What a beautiful tribute to an overlooked icon. Even if the dress has flaws and didn't come out exactly as you hoped, it's an amazing recreation, and the whole project was about more than that. Well done, meme mom.
All I could think about while watching this is how gracefully you honored an almost forgotten artist, and how inspiring that is to see. You interpreted Emilie's work beautifully! Nearly made me cry, no lie.
This would be an amazing movie. Also I have a pet peeve I need to express with your pronunciation of 'th': you can prenaounce it in words like breathe but can't say the without making it a 'de'...
Is this directly quoted from her letters, or fictionalized? Did a graduate project on her last year. Couldn’t find her letters translated! Would love to know your sources.
Sooo good! Could you imagine seeing new fashion during that time period? No social media, very few films and magazines. New fashion must've been so exciting in ways we've never experienced or will ever experience...
I really prefer wide, unfitted skirts to fitted ones, so this was definitely a treat. Coincidentally, the korean hanbok has a similar skirt design, where it begins right above the bust and falls in a big floofy gauzey dream. It fully obscures the abdominal silhouette and makes everyone look rather dignified when walking, imo. Your dress is striking the same chords with me.