I am filled with so much gratitude at all of your wonderful comments! Only an hour in and I can see that a show like this would be wanted and appreciated in the beauty space. Thankyou so much to all of you! Responding to as many as I possibly can but please know you and your kindness truly means the world to me 🥹🤗!!

@DudeWheresMyCareer

Жыл бұрын

Woohoo!!! So so awesome, this needs to happen.

@cezaryzieba8986

Жыл бұрын

Why only six minutes??? I got invested and it already ended, great piece of documentary work! Keep it coming and make it wayyy longer. We all need it. Btw your channel is awesome

@salvie777

Жыл бұрын

You were the ~spice~ that was missing in this big beauty community stew lol

@CaseyAvalon

Жыл бұрын

You're a star ⭐. Any video you post is amazing, and I don't want it to end! I hope you have a terrific night ❤️

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

@@cezaryzieba8986 oh did you see what I wrote in the caption? Sadly I could only afford to make a short “sizzle” this alone cost over 10k eek 😥 so I’m really hoping a network will pick this up so I can make longer videos - and travel the world exploring ancient and current beauty culture ❤🤗

I literally cannot believe we get this content FOR FREE. Higher education, cultural, and production value than anything I have ever subscribed to let alone learned in school

I’m so glad to have found your channel. A REAL makeup ARTIST and enthusiast, not just an insta guru trying fads and selling their collabs. I love learning history through you!!!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

🫣 I’m def trying to sell this show 😅 Thankyou for enjoying the content , it truly means the world to me!!

@paspetunia

Жыл бұрын

So agree . This channel is so much more . Loving it so far though I am not bold enough to get charcoal from the pit and rub it on my eyes I am happy to watch a professional do it .

@mymotherscookbook3922

Жыл бұрын

Truth.

@peanutbuttertime9209

Жыл бұрын

Agree

@kiki29073

Жыл бұрын

​@@paspetuniaMake sure if you do it's real wood like someone burning trees and not someone burning processed and treated wood which shouldn't be burned anyway.

This is what I always wanted the makeup community to be

For years, You are what we needed for the makeup community 😭

@blamelyss

Жыл бұрын

Yesssss😭😭😭

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

This made me tear up 🥹 Thankyou so much. It means the world to me

@Eliana9292

Жыл бұрын

Agree!!!

@Lakshmikurukulla

Жыл бұрын

It’s true

@Dubois_tada

Жыл бұрын

Right? Like, where have you been?!?

It's a combination of wanting to know about makeup history and wanting to see YOU geek out about it! 100% would love to watch this on Netflix or another network like this. We believe in you 200% and I wish you nothing but success!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou so much! Really appreciate this! 🤗!!

@muniqueen1

Жыл бұрын

100%

As someone who’s been in this industry for almost 10 years, your channel is exactly what I needed at this stage in my career. Thank you for breathing life into an industry that needs to know it’s roots!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou soooo much!! I’ve honestly wondered why this doesn’t already exist. It sort of did for a second when Lisa Eldridge did that amazing bbc series. But I need 10 more seasons 😅 when her show launched I was interviewing Walt and we all went omg woah. Collective consciousness. I hope this gets made! Thanks for your sweet comment 🤗

@SuperSarahbop

Жыл бұрын

@@erinparsonsmakeup you’re meant to take over where she started

@RnR-Rebel

Жыл бұрын

@@erinparsonsmakeup - I’m someone who was in the beauty/fashion/music scene back then & knew many of the OG “Club Kids” so this was fun! Omg I just recalled; I’m in a book by Michael Musto; it was such a wild scene from the 70s Glam Rock days onward! I’d love to see more, more! I hope this gets picked up by someone like Netflix🤞! 🧡🎸🎶⚡️

@ForReal_Lauren

Жыл бұрын

@@RnR-Rebel May I ask if you ever had a chance to meet Nelson Sullivan in those beautiful days of magic and inspiration?? I'm a huge fan of his and watched every video he made that was released on YT. I adored getting to see that world and Nelson's perspective as he navigated and ventured through the scene in NY at that time! Wish I could've been there to see them in all their glory! He even has video of Ethyl Eichelbeger performing several plays she wrote, preserving her art and creativity for future generations to marvel at. I love Ethyl so much. All the wonderful friends, characters and players that Nelson associated with in those days. Many of whom should still be here today, including Nelson and Ethyl. 🖤🖤🖤 Much love and respect to you!!!

@RnR-Rebel

Жыл бұрын

@@ForReal_Lauren - I *think* Nelson was just an acquaintance if I’m remembering correctly. I wasn’t really into the “club kid” scene; tbh I think we were too “old” in our late 20s-early 30s! Not “old” in age, old as in we’d been dressing wild, doing crazy hair & makeup for well over a decade by then, you really tend to settle into your own personal style mashup (still always playing @ 63😉) by that age if you’re a creative. Many of my friends were in drag shows & I learned *more* about hair & makeup from them then at cosmetology school (bless😘); so I did know Ethyl (RIP😢, very kind to me, again more of an acquaintance) & others before the “club kid” scene. My friends & I never stayed static so we’d be involved in many scenes at the same time. The NYC underground scene was so wild from the mid-70s until gentrification started; once there were no more dirt cheap apts for us “starving artists” who made it *the* place to be it wasn’t nearly as exciting🙁. C’mon what other time in history would an artist open their LR as a gallery show because no gallery would show their work but now it sits in places like MoMA? It was like the Wild West but for creatives & some of us never stopped thank goodness! Love & respect to you as well! 🧡🎸🎶⚡️

I love the fact that you were able to interview multiple people who actually have participated in this part of makeup history! This was so well produced as well. I look forward to the next one!

@DudeWheresMyCareer

Жыл бұрын

:)

These people are walking, talking pieces of art! Such incredible imaginations to create these visual treats! Their skills are next level!!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Even watching it again now I’m still blown away by how creative they were, and still are! This is the Willy wonka world I want to live in 🤩

Omg Erin! Finally, a video on club kids and the scene that ISN'T about Michael Alig and his crime!!!!! 😯🥰 The scene did so mich to expand the artistry behind the drag and dance club performances, and its nice to see it shine on its own without the tragedy overshadowing it. 🖤🖤🖤

@1015SaturdayNight

Жыл бұрын

For real though

please delve more into this because the club kids are still here to tell their own story and their own history. it's incredible.

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

I would love to make an entire episode on this and not just a sizzle. This cost me a lot to make so unfortunately it had to be short but if it gets picked up by a network I can talk to so many more from that time. They’re all so inspiring 🤩

@vee7586

Жыл бұрын

@@erinparsonsmakeup i have faith it’ll get picked up. you’re a great person to host and curate this! and i am so so excited to see what you do when this moves forward!

@AMYV3

Жыл бұрын

Club kid Toronto 89 - present. Underground house music. Trance etc. NOTHING LIKE IT. EVER !!!!!♥️♥️♥️🇨🇦🌎

@starshine311

Жыл бұрын

​@@AMYV3 😘😘😘

@whatever3145

Жыл бұрын

​@@AMYV3 I wonder how your locations scene differs from the NYC one, and how yall feel about how it all ended there and how that affected your scene? Was it less dark or did it have its own vices?

I love the club kid scene so much, it did end tragically and unceremoniously, but the impact it had around the world is wild when you think about it. People in the drag, club and makeup scenes in Europe, where I'm from, are still very inspired by the club kids.

@DudeWheresMyCareer

Жыл бұрын

Exactly!!!

@TheAzerath

Жыл бұрын

The particular cultural movement post-Warhol may have ended, but the club kid scene is alive and well in queer bars across the world. Susan Bartsch & similar nightlife fixtures continue to cultivate the style in new generations.

@invidusspectator3920

Жыл бұрын

@@TheAzerath very true, but also that the New York queer club scene in general was gone for a while during the late 90s early twothousands had set it back to obscurity for a while, glad that it never completely went away though.

@historymaven

Жыл бұрын

I love this era!! I have watched all of Nelson Sullivan’s videos, all of Retro Rooms’s content, Michael and Ernie’s show “The Peeew”, and Party Monster is my favorite book ever. What a magical moment it must have been before it went so sour! So excited Erin has taken on the Club kids!

I would watch a beauty history show that you host. Netflix needs to make a deal with you. I always look forward to watching your videos. They’re so informative and keep me interested. You’re the most perfect woman ever. You’re so beautiful.

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Wow 🥹 wowww Thankyou so much! That is beyond kind. I truly want to explore and bring beauty culture to the masses in a way none of us have ever seen before! Truly appreciate your feedback!

@DudeWheresMyCareer

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree!!!

@deena681

Жыл бұрын

That is a great idea!!

@ThePaigeBen

Жыл бұрын

@@erinparsonsmakeup I hope your show gets picked up. As you can see so many of us can’t wait to watch beyond the world of KZread. You truly deserve it. And I want to add that your beauty goes beyond the physical (of course you’re stunning though) but the passion you have for makeup and self creation is beautiful too.

@brokenwideopen

Жыл бұрын

I could easily watch another 20 mins of this! At least!

This is amazing. I was an 80s New Wave makeup kid. I would love to see a blast from the past.

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

I have 80’s new wave and blitz kids in the show deck. I would love to interview you one day! I hope this show gets picked up so we can make that happen 🤗

@brualiomaximo1

Жыл бұрын

Love this so much 💗

YES YES YES!!! I want this to be a permanent show. I would binge watch all the episodes. The club kids makeup is so amazing I'm in awe of everyone's looks and that recreated look!!

Erin! This looks incredibleeeeeeee! Hoping and praying that this gets picked up, NETFLIX (or whoever else) IF YOU ARE READING THIS, we want Erin!!!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

😂 I freaking adore you!! Thankyou for this!

This is so fantastic. I was about 12 when the Blitz Kids in London were creating the New Romantics movement and in awe - I have loved this period ever since, the synth music, the make up, the freedom of creativity. Love your work Erin 💗

You’re like the club kid of makeup, Erin- cutting edge, unique, & ahead of your time. You’re in that stratosphere with individuals like Kevyn Aucoin & Pat McGrath-a real ARTIST 💄

PLEASE LAUNCH THIS SHOW!!!!!! You inspire so many!!! 🥰

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

I hope it happens! Comments like yours will definitely help it get noticed 🤗!

I would SO watch a series on make up, especially dealing with different times (and you have done) as well as different cultures and places all over…and if you ever need info from a chick who was there in the 80s…😎🤷‍♀

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Amazing!! Thankyou so much for the feedback! And yes I do need you 😊 I have an 80’s episode in the deck! Truly hope a network will pick this up ❤

I would love to see this on something like Netflix or HBO. There is so much art and beauty in history and I think you are a perfect spoke lady to put a spotlight on it.

I'm someone that doesn't wear it myself, but you have me hooked on makeup. The history and culture of cosmetics is fascinating. Keep doing what you're doing, Queen!👐👑

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou so much for sharing! I love comments like yours because it proves you don’t have to be a makeup lover to enjoy its rich history 🤗!

*warning, fan girling* Erin, if you ever see this, just know that you reinvigorated my love for makeup artistry when I literally just got out of the choke hold drug addiction had me in. Now that I'm sober, I'm dusting off my train cases and getting my ass back in the field. I'm so excited to see this as a series. You're absolutely amazing 🖤

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

I can relate so much, the darkness and trauma of my childhood - it was makeup that got me through it and still does. I know how therapeutic it can be. I’m so happy for you! Stay strong and go put your beauty into the world 🤗!

@SheWhoWalksWithLucifer

Жыл бұрын

@@erinparsonsmakeup thank you, Erin! You really just made my day.

@sebumpostmortem

Жыл бұрын

🥹 Can relate. It' s been more than two years totally locked and isolated at home. Last week, I finally was able to cross the door and move my bones because I refused to buy online a launch that has an emotional subtext for me. Make up has forced me to make *THE* effort. My best best best wishes, Breezy 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

@SheWhoWalksWithLucifer

Жыл бұрын

@Sebum Post Mortem omg I'm gonna be at 2 years this month! Congratulations love! Look at us. We're done with that shit and now we get to experience the things that make us feel whole again 🖤

@SheWhoWalksWithLucifer

Жыл бұрын

@@sebumpostmortem proud of you!

THANK YOU!!!!.... YESSSSS FINALLY SOMEONE BROUGHT UP THE CLUB KIDS!! ...SUCH AN ICONIC STAPLE IN MAKEUP!!

Born in 93 and I've never heard of the club kids, it looks like such a fun and freeing time! Looks like a blast

I am so glad you included some clips of our Brits too. The Blitz Kidz were a HUUGE influence on the 80’s fashion and music videos and style which did trickle into the early 90’s too. I feel a lot of todays drag stars look back to these amazing individuals and take inpiration.

This was my crowd in the 90s, so many familiar faces. Michael Alig really created wonderful club nights. It was a great time to be young and fabulous. 💕

@Aqui..

Жыл бұрын

You look familiar and beautiful are you a model?

@goldie6444

Жыл бұрын

@@Aqui.. Yes I worked as a model for 16 years. Now I have an talent agency.

@fbiagentfrank

Жыл бұрын

Didn't he ummm kill someone? Or am I thinking of someone else?

@goldie6444

Жыл бұрын

@@fbiagentfrank Yes, Frank he and his roomate killed a heroin dealer named Angel over a debt or disagreement, I can't recall. Michael himself passed of a fentanyl OD on Christmas Day a couple of years ago now. He was a polarizing kind of guy for sure.

I’m such a history nerd that I love this obsession with makeup history. I’m middle aged now and I remember all these talk show episodes

@DudeWheresMyCareer

Жыл бұрын

Weren't they the best? Geraldo, just crazy lol.

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

I think these shows subconsciously made me the makeup artist I am today 😮 I loved seeing stuff like this! Even my shoes…😅

@SuperSarahbop

Жыл бұрын

@@erinparsonsmakeup the looks you do reminds me a lot of Lady Miss Kier the singer for Dee Lite heavily inspired by 60’s/70’s but with a twist

@SuperSarahbop

Жыл бұрын

@@DudeWheresMyCareer immediately I heard Donahue’s voice lol. Geraldo still can’t live down the Al Capone’s vault failure 😂

@DudeWheresMyCareer

Жыл бұрын

@@SuperSarahbop hahahahaha true

Literally the only KZread channel we need. I’m so happy you’re making longer form videos! I get so excited when I get the notification for a new one! ❤U!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou so much for this! It definitely motivates me to do many more! I love it too and if I can get a network behind me we can really explore uncharted beauty territory 🤩

Holy Fuck, you literally made me tear up, I became an esthetician in 1995 because of my love for all things beauty and cosmetics, this fills my soul more than you’ll ever know, I HOPE THIS AIRS IMMEDIATELY! I will be waiting impatiently ❤

Oh my goodness.. I didn’t want this to end!! Everything is so interesting to learn and so beautiful to look at I just want to dive into the makeup world more! Gods above please make this a show!! 🙏🏼💋✨

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Yesss please! 6 minutes is definitely not enough 😅 appreciate your comment 🤗!

I love these looks from back in that scene. it's a constant inspiration for me.

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

I’m starting to see it happen today on social media. The kids are so wildly creative. There are so many though from the past that deserve more recognition ❤ Thankyou so much for your comment 🤗!!

I spent the whole night binge watching your content and here you comeout with this masterpiece! Beauty history is so captivating, always was my fav part of history.

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou soo so much!! I truly appreciate it 🤗

We NEED this to be longer documentary series ASAP! ❤️ available internationally so everyone can enjoy your knowledge

Erin, you truly are beauty and brains 😩 an amazing makeup artist and phenomenal content creator! Just wow 🤩

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

I adore so much for such kind words 🤗 Thankyou and beyond!!

What an absolutely fantastic little historical rabbit hole.. I was totally transported from the first moment! Thank you so much for that entertaining and educational experience. 🥰

Utterly awesome concept. Presenting culture, beliefs, political influences all through the lense of makeup and artistic expression. Thank you!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Now if only I had you as a writer 👏

@snugglebugglewoowoo

Жыл бұрын

@@erinparsonsmakeup crikey, lovely compliment! Made my day xx

all these talented people are blooming out!! I LOVE IT😭😭

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

👏 agree wholeheartedly! They have mind blowing talent!

This brought back sooo many memories. I was that beautiful (underage) teen going to the early to mid-90s NYC Clubs. I got to see many of these familiar faces at The Tunnel, M. Alig’s “Disco 2000” party at Limelight, Save The Robots, Jackie 60, and many other hot parties/places. It was a great era in NYC nightlife.

I have to say, when the pandemic really hit, I thought for sure that make up sales (and interest in it) would change dramatically for the worse. Yet what I see is that it is a vital and looming entity and that’s why we need your series! With you hosting and modeling…

@meee4217

Жыл бұрын

*Oops not looming; I meant soaring…duh.

You are insanely amazing. I don't even wear make up and I love your channel.

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

It’s comments like these that truly make me feel it’s more the history people would love. Thankyou! 🤗 I want to explore it all 😃

I am so here for the series! Erin you nailed this club kid look!! I was a teenager in the 90s and was so obsessed with them. I loved everything over the top, avant-garde, and they were it. Looking forward to what’s coming next ❤

It’s so many periods, moments in time, cultures and trends this show could talk about WOW!!!!! Wow wow!!!! Great Job Erin!!! Somebody better pick up this pilot!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

We need more to this episode! 6 minutes just isn’t enough! This is the first time we’re seeing and learning about the club kids for the positivity and creativity they had and not about the down fall that was later to come

Yes! Yes! Yes! I would definitely watch this! I’d love to learn more about makeup in different cultures, throughout different time periods. It’s a brilliant idea!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou so much! I have three seasons worth of episodes ready to go if I can get the green light ✅ 🤗!

Finally someone is cover this! I wish someone would do a documentary on the infamous club kid’s murder

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

I’m wanting to know more about the makeup 🫣😅 there are some amazing documentaries about this particular subject, I think it was called disco bloodbath or something like that 😅

@swesttttt

Жыл бұрын

There are several documentaries about Alig… Glory Daze and Party Monster the Shockumentary are two you can check out. Myself, I always just wanted to see more of the fashion and makeup, sans the gruesome drug killing and eventual OD.

This is absolutely amazing content. I’m actually blown away that it took me so long to find you! I needed you in my life 30 years ago!! ❤❤

Thank you Erin! You're adding so much value and help And I've been wanting to hear Kabuki talk since a long time!... 🙏😅😘💋💋💋💋

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

He is so incredible! And now he takes his art into the fashion world. Loved talking with and learning from him 😻

I just discovered your channel, but I'm already enthralled! This is so incredibly interesting, and not to mention inspiring, to see the things that paved the way for how makeup as an artform came to be presently. One thing I'm grateful for in recent times is how accessible the freedom of self-expression has become for kids. I hope we continue to move in a direction where young adults and teens can choose to express themselves in whatever ways they want without judgment.

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

After doing that Victorian video recently, I could not agree more. Maybe in some parts of the world line small towns you might be judged for wild makeup - but with social media the creativity out there - it’s just amazing to see. We certainly are living in a wonderful time for makeup…if there was more sustainable ways though I would be even happier ❤ thanks for you lovely comment!

I am SO excited for another episode of this series!! WOW.

I was hoping for this. I already can see this series just from your sizzle reel. Can’t wait for the London one and you interviewing some original punk rockers. Beauty Complex does feel good. It makes me think of Warhols the Factory 👌🏼

I feel like if anyone is the best person to do this sorta show it’s Erin. She’s so passionate about both makeup and it’s history and her videos always make for a fun and interesting watch

This is INCREDIBLE! I love how every piece of makeup insight the interviewees gave made its way into the final look! Such an engaging watch!! ❤❤

I cant even begin to explain how much i love this!!! This pilot was amazing. What an untouched niche in television right now - i would looooooove to watch this show and learn more about makeup & society in the present and past. This is so awesome and im so glad i found your channel!!!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou so much! This is truly helpful! I hope it happens 🤞

@aripoki

Жыл бұрын

@@erinparsonsmakeup i hope so too! Best of luck 💖

Wow I’m floored fresh content from extremely talented & gorgeous people! Im loving your videos Erin! You have your pulse on something that nobody else does🎉❤

Documentary quality videos for free. What more could we ask for. Finally someone in the makeup community that isn’t pushing products in our face.

Wait, this is being pitched as a proper series?! YESSS I would watch the hell out of this sort of show 🤩

Every video I get more excited, thank you so much, you are awesome ❤❤

Im hooked! I love the club kids so much, and to see great interviews, and an omage to the importance of their impact on society is amazing! I cant wait for more!

Wow I wish this was a full hr long doc. I grew up with this generation. Club kids hold a special place in my heart ❤️

oh i would definitely watch every episode of this!

I've only started, but it's already so captivating!

I appreciate your videos so much! It’s so refreshing and digs what makeup has always been about. As someone who absolutely loves history and makeup, I adore you the absolute most.

I am SO excited that you're starting a series and what a great kick off!! I recorded and rewatched all the appearances of the club kids on Geraldo, Joan rivers, etc. I wore those vhs tapes out pausing and studying the details of their looks! I'm so happy you're doing this, I've exhausted all of the shorts already and just SO looking forward to what is in store! You are awesome!

YESSSS!!!! so glad to see you talk about the club kids!!!

This is so great! I feel out of love with the beauty community but now you added vintage which is my jam… LOVE IT!!!❤❤❤❤

thank you so much for this!!!!! we are missing so much history in makeup and you are really giving the hidden icons of the industry their flowers

More club kidssss this brand of beauty and fashion is so deep and meaningful ik there’s thousands of docs of club kids but I think you have a nice fresh set of eyes and a fresh audience that’s probably never known about club kid/ nightlife culture

The sort of progression from basic black liner into bright colors, then prosthetics, then glitter and glued on pieces, to graphic liner and experimental shapes is so fascinating. Is it weird to say it reminds me of that 2013-2018 beauty youtube era? Just excitement and experimentation and a progression that you could watch in real time.

Oh wow thank you so much for showing why this community was created!! I remember being in 7th grade watching Party Monster - changed my life!!

I've always admired Walt Paper. Such an icon. I'm lucky enough to share a birthday with him. Thank you for this gift Erin!

You truly have something special here... this type of content and perspective is so refreshing, inspiring, and captivating!! I have learned so much about history and makeup and how the two align from your videos and I'm eager to see what else you have up your sleeve.

Loving this! Thank you for bringing the history and glam. Netflix needs you!! ❤️

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Yessss Thankyou!! Please Netflix 🤞🤞🤞

Wow ! I already adore the whole series

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

I hope there will be one! Just a test to show the networks that there is a want for a show like this. I have a never ending deck of episodes ready to be filmed 😮😅

A great video! I thought the video would be about Blitz Kids (late 70's, early 80's) but I also remember Club Kids. I hope you will make a documentary about Blitz Kids. They had beautiful makeup and style and Steve Strange was gorgeous.

This is so fun oml ! When I watch your short form content I often think I want to know more, so a docu series.. so perfect. Especially coming from an experienced artist and curator - this is what the people want 💕💕🌈🌈

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

🥹 Thankyou so much!! I just need the funds to make more. Gosh I hope it happens! Your comment certainly helps 🤗

@emilybrown6730

Жыл бұрын

@@erinparsonsmakeup We will wait patiently ahah ! In the meantime your content is amazing anyway 🤩🤩

@SuperSarahbop

Жыл бұрын

@@erinparsonsmakeup patreon can make it happen offer these episodes to your patreon first

Yay i lovee fashion history!!!!

Erin I can't think of a better person to do a show on beauty history & culture, give it respect and historical accuracy.

These were such great days! When Moby was still barely an adult, resident DJ at NASA, Limelight before Peter ruined it, just being fun and free and A LOT of drugs! I still smile when I look back at photos. Thank you, Erin. This was a wonderful showcase… Brava….👏

Your videos are amazing!!!

🖤🖤🖤 Love, love, LOVE your content and collection!!!! Stunning, awe-inspiring and informative, as always! Edit: I love watching Nelson Sullivan videos on YT of the late 80s and early 90s characters, scene and the beginning players of the club kids, including Michael Alig before his criminal ongoings. So many incredible characters and people. Love it! That's how I learned about Ethyl Eichelberger and what an icon she was!!!!!!!!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Such amazing references and I am right there with you! There is so much creativity out there that deserves alot more attention. It’s a shame that crimes of that time outweighed the scene itself. I’d love to make this a much longer episode and for sure explore genres and beauty cultures from all of the world 😃

@ForReal_Lauren

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@@erinparsonsmakeup And if/ when you do, I'll be right here to watch, learn and love. Anything to honor and preserve the magic and creativity of those icons who have come and gone through the ages, as you do with such grace and love. 🖤🖤🖤 Thank you for everything you do!

Every video Erin makes is fascinating and I am inspired to do better on my channel.

👏👏👏💋 MORE PLEASE! Loved this lil piece. You are a breath of fresh air young lady ❣

First, love your channel❤❤

Wow that was so cool! I love you Erin!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

Love you right back!! Thankyou 🤗!

Quetin Crisp is an icon! So glad he was quoted in the mist of all this marvelous!!!! THANK YOU!!!!

@DudeWheresMyCareer

Жыл бұрын

obsessed with his quote

I'm litterally obsessed. I can't tell you how many times I've watched your shorts so I'm IN LOVE with this episode. I can not wait. I've tolerated other artists talking about vintage hacks and what they used/did but I love these more cause it's you!!!! AHH

I will watch ANYTHING you share.

This is style.

I've always been interested in makeup history. Thank you for making this series because I am HERE FOR IT! 🥰 This is just the series I've been wanting. I'm so glad you're not just covering ancient Egypt or Victorian Era makeup but any and ALL makeup history. I'm happy to see long form videos on this, even though I love your shorts, tiktoks, and Instagram stories 🖤🖤

obsessed obsessed obsessed! we needed this level of thought-out content and overall needed you on youtube, legend🧚🏻 i would watch hours of those

I guess you could say I was a Club Kid. Technically, I was a New Wave/New Romantic/Zolo guy, but all these years later it probably doesn't make much difference.

@victoriafinnin1215

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I bet you've got some amazing stories! Would love to see pictures of your nights out!

@erinparsonsmakeup

Жыл бұрын

New Romantics may be one of my all time fav beauty moments. You guys inspired the club kids! That show is definitely in the lineup if I can get the money to make this happen 🥳

@zaraspark7467

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@@victoriafinnin1215 There's a video on my page where I react to my old photos.

@zaraspark7467

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​@@erinparsonsmakeup Funny thing is, I felt no affinity to Alig and his ilk back in the 90s. The New Romantics were about maximizing and transcending 200 years of the best fashion (the Romantic Period to the early 1960s) with a futurist twist. The Club Kids took a kitchen sink approach that seemed like outrage for the sake of outrage. Granted, most of today's observers would lump us all into one category.

@victoriafinnin1215

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@@zaraspark7467 Thank you!! I'll have a look.

I have adored your tutorials on ancient makeup for months now, and I am so thrilled to see you continue to develop new content based on makeup thru the ages!! All the best to you! I hope that this brings new eyes to how makeup can continue to inspire and how we keep building and referencing and developing on trends from the past. All the best for your museum!

This is so needed! I love the way makeup can reflect society and how it can be use as a form of rebelion or protest. Your channel is one of the few that talks about this in the internet

Please keep going Erin! I loved your shorts, but loved even more your longer videos (you’re such a good narrator, big charisma and beautiful voice). And this new concept is just amazing! Can’t wait to discover the history of makeup with you on Netflix or somewhere else!❤️

Omg yes I want this as a full series so badly so fascinating!!!!! And beautifully edited ❤️❤️

I CANNOT STOP WATCHING THIS EPISODE, AND I CANNOT WAIT FOR THE NEXT!!! I LOVE YOU ERIN

So exciting to see you're posting more KZread content, love love love your visions

MORE PLEASE!!! Literally the most exciting video I’ve seen on KZread in years. I cannot wait to see the other content you’ll make. You’re a gift to us all and are so inspiring!!!

Thank you for making this. It made me emotional, inspired, moved, grateful. Knowing history is so important, I feel like I relate to these people more than anyone in my life today. We need a revolution...