I need these for literally everything. Since I do a lot of historical-based fantasy, it's important to understand the names of different garments, how they're worn, in what order-all the details. TTvTT bless.

It’s amazing that a woman would dress in that beautiful and elaborate costume to play tennis! The corsetry and layers would ensure that the lady’s physical activity was extremely limited. I love these videos!

So elegant. I love it.

Как же Вы восхищаете своими образами!❤❤❤

I can't imagine playing tennis in that, im not even good at it in gym shorts 🤣🤣

Could you imagine being depressed and having to dress in all those layers?! There are days I struggle with just a bra and pants lol

@Scarlett.Granger

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In the opposite way i can imagine this as quite a useful means to provide structure and routine to get out of the depression hole. I mean not to diminish the struggles or act like effort cures depression or some bs, just that "i managed to dress today and it makes me feel slightly better" kind of help thing

@isabellessley3513

Жыл бұрын

@@Scarlett.Granger I have issues with depression, and I typically dress fairly historical or "history-bounding" and I can confirm, it works wonders to make me feel dressed, pretty (and just generally good about myself), and "up." Not to mention, skirts are comfy and my corset is like a supportive hug that keeps me from collapsing in a heap when I haven't slept lol

@GradKat

Жыл бұрын

I too struggle with depression and some days find it hard to dress at all - I just live in PJs. But it’s true that making even the smallest effort (if you can) does lift one’s mood amazingly.

@petalchild

Жыл бұрын

If you had money then you likely had a maid that would help you get dressed.

@vnixned2

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it helps me to dress in layers, it's a constant, always need to put on my tights, vest and then corset before the outer clothes go on. If I get to this point, my depression gets manageable

This is good for reference for outfits because I have a jjba oc for part 7 steel ball run and that story takes place in the 1880's and I needed some idea of what to dress her in

I love seeing the getting dressed videos. What corset pattern are you wearing? What corset pattern would you recommend? Thank you for the inspiration.

I love your videos! I have learned so much! Thank you

Thank you. A very interesting informative video. Are all of these pieces worn year round?

I’m going to need to see you actually play tennis in that elaborate, lovely, old-fashioned tennis outfit.💚🎾💚

Wow! So neat! You nailed it 👏🏼👏🏼 Looks so pretty! Must be very expensive though to have those style even in the old days. Only nobles not for common ?

Saw the zippers on the boots and started to say to myself that that's not right but before I could get the words out your disclaimer popped up. 😉😉

I can't believe you wouldn't over heat doing ANYTHING in all that.

Nice one!

Were they playing or just watching/socialising?

I played Tennis once

I'm not that interested in women's fashion history but I find you so lovely and charming that I just have to watch you. 😍😍

May I ask where you purchased your shoes? I would love a pair of historical styled shoes for my own ensemble!

Is there a pattern or a seller of the Edwardian one???

👍

When you say real do you mean of the time/dates back to the period? Either way this is so cool!!

@bethkrager6529

Жыл бұрын

Yes, she has a collection of antiques. It's pretty cool. I dont mind that she wears them. We all would, even if we don't admit it.

@The_Cloth_Surgeon

Жыл бұрын

I mean... i would take a pattern and actually try to preserve the antiques... but maybe that's just me.

@lumberdeck4182

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​@@bethkrager6529 Life is made to be spent. Smoke em if you got em! Or in this case, wear em if you got em.

@merelha5930

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​@@The_Cloth_Surgeon she does both I think, she has a lot of recreations. She also has a few antiques that she takes very well care of (from what I've seen). She doesn't wash them and stores them away except for the like 1x a year she wears it for a video.

Did I just see that at 15 seconds?

What to call that you wear to make your belly slime

haw hard wood it be to uoes the bathroom ??

@bethkrager6529

Жыл бұрын

Not even a little. 1. Bustle is collapsible for sitting purposes. 2. remember those split drawers? No need to remove them.

At least the clothing, hat, glove, and umbrela protect you from the sun, sunscreen was not a thing/invented yet back then. Yes, I wore a jacket sometimes, it's uncomfortable in tropical asian climate, but it's a price to pay since it did a better job at it aniway compared to sunscreen in keeping my skin white.

i dont know why I'm shocked, i always thought the chemise stopped mid thigh to save on fabric, hence the need for drawers and multiple petticoats for modesty

The upper half might not overheat but the lower half sure will. Layers for ever! Wow!

@lavengale

Жыл бұрын

Nope. Everything's cotton, which isn't a heat-retaining fabric, and even considering the layers, there's alot of air flow through there; some even claim those sort of skirts will keep you cooler in the summer than jeans because of that!

No wonder women needed a lady's maid to help them get dressed!

I'm boy but i like this clothes drees😚❤️ 1:34❤️

Час одеваться, чтобы поиграть в теннис? Жизнь у этих дам сильно отличалась от нашей.

By real... do you mean original, like antique, if so would it not be better to take a pattern from the original garment and preserve these pieces for future generations? for such an acoplished seamstress as yourself, wearinf extant garments seem like an odd choice.

И для тенниса такая сбруя была необходима?!????😮😮😮😮😮

Our clothing today is literally so ugly in comparison to this.