What a beautiful garment. I love how she shows and explains the construction. A pleasure to watch.

She played a seamstress in Phantom Thread! I knew I recognized her from somewhere.

My friends and I went to the traveling Dior collection when it came to town. Seeing all these garments in photos is one thing, but to see them in "person" was truly a swoon-worthy event. The fabric, the stitching, and the details ... c'est magnifique! Seeing all those iconic outfits was breathtaking. My friend, who is _not_ a "dedicated follower of fashion" was quite impressed as well, from an artistic standpoint, as they all were indeed works of art. And the couture pieces were exquisite! This fashionista was in heaven!

For a work that was an effective game changer to the fashionable silhouette for at least 15 years, I am surprised that it hasn’t received more views. Love to see her do more ‘unpicking’ of your key works 😊

Seeing this video, it gives me an idea on how I can replicate the bar suit and how I can create it in my size. With the only difference being the front closure shuts with hooks instead of the buttons originally used while the buttons will be decorative.

@TheReturnOfStephan1

7 ай бұрын

Have you completed the jacket? If so, I'd love to see your results.

You can feel the joy and admiration Sue Clark has for that garment.

wonderful, could listen to her talk about clothing all day long 😄

Truly a work of art! If I could only sew!

Fascinating and relaxing! Love when Sue Clark explains and shows off these amazing garments!

The very definition of the couture. Exquisitely made, deceptively simple, very modern clothes from the 18th and 19th century.

@dalhousiekid

2 ай бұрын

This was made in the 20th century.

Fashion design/ clothing construction is a highly skillful art. The underlining construction to hold the weight and shape. I adore videos like this!!

I loved so much this video and would have loved it more if it was longer ❤

What an awesome garment! Thanks for showing us how clothes have changed through the years.

Thank you for this informative video! I really enjoyed hearing about the details and construction from your expert. I remember seeing the Bar suit at the Designer of Dreams exhibition; the silhouette and colour-way is timeless.

Thank you so much for sharing the construction of this spectacular piece! Mrs Clark is amazing explaining everyhting!

@lilspring1057

7 ай бұрын

Who is this amazing lady? The narrator?

Beautiful ❤️

Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris - the movie

Someone should be back that jacket , a returning trend for sure.

@Undermarysmantleforever

Жыл бұрын

Should read bring back sorry

@rosevidalita

Жыл бұрын

Balenciaga currently makes a similar silhouette!

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I am curious why it was named the "Bar" suit?

@user-tv3uq7gv4i

7 ай бұрын

So am I!

@salmashalaby_

2 ай бұрын

It was named after Le Bar at the Plaza Athénée in Paris, Monsieur Dior's favourite bar.

@nancyneyedly4587

2 ай бұрын

@@salmashalaby_ Ah, thank you!

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I bet the Kardashian’s never get their mits on That jacket!

@lilspring1057

7 ай бұрын

Don't give them ideas, they got Marylin's naked dress.... Which sounds inconceivable to me even as I'm writing it.

Why is the music track doing battle with the lady's voice? Pity, because it does noting ... but ANNOY.

Pĺease, anyone, just tell me why it is called 'bar'?

@bennobenji

7 ай бұрын

The internet says... Why is it called the bar suit? Dior's Bar Jacket: A Brief History | Vogue Apparently, the Bar jacket took its name from the bar at the Plaza Athénée, which Monsieur Dior frequented.

Greetings 🫖☕ good morning 🌞 cheers to your beautiful Jacket it's lovely and so me darling kiss💋, kiss💋 for all the detail and time I appreciate your work love always Rose 🌹

It's a Dior icon, although not very practical nowadays,

@trainer1158

Жыл бұрын

Who wants practical? I'm sick of practical! So stunning...I got chills watching this.

it was honestly shocking to see the size of the waist of the skirt compared to her hands for example... the person must have been a 00 to wear that remotely comfortably. I can see that the buttons & stitching on skirt seem pulled ever so slightly, like a person was super tightly packed into the garment.

@dalhousiekid

2 ай бұрын

Corsets had to be used imo

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The music is such a distraction! So hard to hear her...