We do the same thing nowadays! To put this into modern context: 1. Wake up wearing your pyjama’s 2. Change into a bathrobe for breakfast 3. Put on your office outfit to go to work 4. Change into sweats once you get home for lounging around the house We haven’t changed that much 😉

@nickorange4881

8 ай бұрын

lol

@AllTheButtons87

8 ай бұрын

I wake up in pajamas, change to work clothes, and then back to pajamas when I am home for the night lol

@TaLeng2023

8 ай бұрын

Just with less/thinner layers I suppose.

@schr4pnel

8 ай бұрын

i wear the same thing all day...

@ASHl33164

8 ай бұрын

Or you wake up in sweats bc you don’t have time for fancy pajamas (no offense intended, if you wear cute pajamas to bed, more power to you! 😊), then continue to wear sweats for breakfast (if you have time for it, sometimes it’s just shoving a granola bar into your mouth practically whole and chugging some juice or water to wash it down), usually already in my work clothes at that point, because I only use my bathrobe for, well, bathing. Then, if you’re me, unless you’re already in your work clothes, you put them on and go to work in scrubs, which are extremely comfortable and quite comparable to sweats in my opinion, and then change into sweats again when you get home (if you get home that night, sometimes you have to stay longer) So some of us are “sweats all day” kind of people lol

I am convinced that anyone from before 1940 didn't sweat

@helenjohnston3178

8 ай бұрын

No central heating, single glazed windows. Homes were not as warm & comfortable.

@_Emily_Moore_

8 ай бұрын

In addition to what the other commenter said, they also used natural fibers for clothing. Natural fibers breath so much better than synthetic. They are really great at keeping you warm in cool weather and cool in the heat. I’ll be totally fine wearing my wool skirts in the middle of summer, but my sheer polyester blouses make me so sweaty.

@beyondbackwater4933

8 ай бұрын

​@_Emily_Moore_ I dunno about that, things like wool are super uncomfortable in even mild weather

@_Emily_Moore_

8 ай бұрын

@@beyondbackwater4933 Super thick wool is obviously not going to feel the nicest, but lightweight wools are really great for summer. Lightweight wool keeps you cool and dry in the summer and it is odor resistant. If you have a wool blend (wool thats blended with some sort of synthetic fiber) it won't be as breathable or as great in the summer heat as 100% wool.

@xxx_putin_has_a_flaccid_pe5374

8 ай бұрын

@@_Emily_Moore_You see, I’ve always heard this but I find it very hard to believe. Try going out in a 100% cotton T-shirt in the middle of summer, doesn’t do as much as you might think

She’s super pretty

@kayniki1745

4 ай бұрын

Yes

And so Victorians Secrets was born.

@OnlyNolesknow

6 ай бұрын

I can't imagine what the underwear looked like then 😂. Prob a button up just like her jacket

@robinthrush9672

6 ай бұрын

@@OnlyNolesknow Probably like burlesque shows and Wild West "hoar" houses. Or maybe Mormon underwear.

We NEED to bring back these walking dresses.. they’re absolutely gorgeous

@TucsonDude

6 ай бұрын

SHE"S absolutely gorgeous!

@saultube44

6 ай бұрын

NO

@PIlotrcm

6 ай бұрын

We’ve abandoned formality for comfort

@saultube44

6 ай бұрын

@@PIlotrcm and practicity

@fernandor3854

6 ай бұрын

Its Preposterous. If people pollute so much with their fast fashion garbage they wear once a day, imagine doing that for 4 outfits a day 💀

She be like “I’m Mary Poppins, y’all!”

@Sam_Aster_

6 ай бұрын

I understood that reference.

@johnbrooks6243

6 ай бұрын

No 1 can imagine Victorian women using "y'all" Maybe you can 🍗

@deadpuddle86

6 ай бұрын

​@@johnbrooks624310 demerits for not getting the reference😂

@douglasclerk2764

6 ай бұрын

But where's the brolly?

@mikeaninger7388

6 ай бұрын

Hell yeah he’s cool!

The elegance and aesthetic is timeless, in my opinion.

She is absolutely beautiful in that dress

Victorian era is a pretty long period of time….1837-1901. So I would simply add that the style and function of the clothes vary depending on the decade…. Cycling suit comes pretty late, teagowns would have been a staple throughout. Even the shape of the corset changes….

@oldasyouromens

8 ай бұрын

Teagowns, even, are a late 1860s to 1890s thing. The closest I can see to a tea gown before then are examples of "seaside evening dress" (dress meaning outfit, not the garment itself), which was long sleeved and made in a wrap style with a petticoat showing, and "fancy wrappers" for at home guests or invalids.

@WitchKing-Of-Angmar

7 ай бұрын

Not as long as tudor! 1462 to 1623 (I believe)

@oldasyouromens

7 ай бұрын

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar Don't compare apples to oranges. Victoria was one person. Tudor was a House, many people. Victoria's House, the House of Hanover, reigned from 1714-1901. In the Tudor period, fashion was much more geographical and styles were determined by where you lived as well as social class, so fashion changed much, much more slowly and in different ways in different places.

@WitchKing-Of-Angmar

7 ай бұрын

@@oldasyouromens Really, I thought Victoria was a house.

@oldasyouromens

7 ай бұрын

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar she reigned longer than any English monarch before Elizabeth II, the most recent queen, and a lot of changes happened during her reign. That's why she gets a period of her own. The entire "Hanoverian Period" would include Georgian (1714-1795), Regency (1795-1837, though the actual regency was much shorter, from 1811-1820) and Victorian (1837-1901) periods - basically the entire Industrial Revolution. Victoria was one queen, and Victoria was her legal given name. She was named after her mother, Victoria of Saxe-Coburg.

A middle-class Victorian woman was not an average person, though. Average people (farmers, maids, workers etc. etc.) usually had like two sets of clothing - one for everyday use (with maybe multiple parts that would need to be cleaned because of stains from work) and one set for better occasions (mostly worn to church and similar rare opportunities).

@Klonen75

7 ай бұрын

The person she describes in the short wouldn't be an avarage middle class woman either. Ice scating and biking where rare occations even for most wealthy people. Back then people worked and they worked a lot.

@MikeDCWeld

7 ай бұрын

So I guess average people all slept naked during the Victorian period.

@carnifaxx

7 ай бұрын

@@MikeDCWeld no, they still had chemise as in middle ages...

@MikeDCWeld

7 ай бұрын

@@carnifaxx you very clearly stated that the "average" person only had two sets of clothing.

@carnifaxx

7 ай бұрын

@@MikeDCWeld yes, because chemise was worn under everything. So it's not a "set", is it, when it belongs under everything and then they use it also for sleep (and into a coffin). They probably also had some kind of socks for winter... and I don't count them as individual set either.

the fact that you can narrow down the style to the month is impressive

I would love for these styles to come back ❤❤❤❤

beautiful outfits and wonderful history

@micosstar

8 ай бұрын

facts

@macallan3933

7 ай бұрын

The Victorians were not wonderful

@SanctusPaulus1962

7 ай бұрын

​@@macallan3933 Because obviously you know the entire life stories of every single human being who lived during the Victorian era, right?

@danielkrcmar5395

7 ай бұрын

​@@macallan3933They're basically the height of civilisation.

@lbaxel9122

7 ай бұрын

@@SanctusPaulus1962 how is that relevant

Need to see the biking outfit! I’m obsessed with turn of the century women’s biking 🫶

@spindleblood

8 ай бұрын

Same same!! I wanna see it too. ❤

@phoenixliv

8 ай бұрын

Bernadette Banner and Rachel Maksey each made an episode on their youtubes about “secret pants”like ladies would wear to bicycle in

@kfemme68

8 ай бұрын

If I'm not mistaken, that's where bloomers came in from Amelia Bloomer, I think.

@yusinu6642

8 ай бұрын

If you’re interested about that I suggest watching Kaz Rose’s history video on Victorian Women in Sports.

@ravenc4912

8 ай бұрын

I think they were like capris but I'm not sure

The evening tea gown sounds so lovely ☺️

@lancelotkillz

6 ай бұрын

You girl

Seeing you feelin' yourself is by far my favorite parts of these videos. NOTHING looks better than self confidence ❤

An absolute image of grace and elegance

@starfishw7138

6 ай бұрын

Upstairs Downstairs

@sdboy1978

6 ай бұрын

Yeah. They didn’t take showers and wear deoderant either back in those days..🤮

@HandscrewRu

6 ай бұрын

Это всё долбанная эмансипация. Когда дамам делать нечего было, они и переодевались по нескольку раз... А вот простым подданным королевы Виктории тоже некогда было платья менять, да и не было у них столько платьев....

@user-pu1uk2xt2m

6 ай бұрын

@@HandscrewRu долбанная эмансипация?? Это точно одно из лучших событий 20 века

@crayonburry

6 ай бұрын

@@sdboy1978they weren’t unhygienic, they changed their clothes constantly to keep the smell off of them. Of course also being perfumated was important. And likely towel baths.

And I thought Downton Abbey was educational! Girl, you’ve taught me more about the history of fashion in the last few weeks than anyone else has in my life! LOVING this channel♥️♥️♥️

You make all these clothes look amazing!

I wear the same outfit all day unless im going out 😂

Being a rural person, who is familiar with the life most farm women lived at the turn of the century, I can see how a divide was forming between rural and working-class women and those from middle to upper class people. A day filled with animal and child care, gardening and cooking would have surely warranted a simple, serviceable wardrobe with more formal clothing (likely just one or two dresses) for church and trips to town.

@internetopinion3043

7 ай бұрын

And often the formal clothing is merely the newest clothing. As the clothes wear, they get demoted to errands wear, then house wear or sewn into something else (a quilt, childrens clothing) then eventually rags for cleaning or made into rag rugs. I have an ancestor that would collect rags from people and make rugs and sell them

@teachergirl41

7 ай бұрын

@@internetopinion3043 absolutely. Clothes that were too tattered to wear or outgrown were also repurposed into patches for other clothes or worked into quilts. Heck, my mom even took worn out quilts, encased them in flannel and made thick blankets. I especially enjoy stories of how certain patterns of cloth used for flour sacks would be sought out to finish dresses or make more underwear.

Makes sense when they washed their clothes less. The less time you stay in them the less dirty they will get. Also made sense to have an outfit for chores/cleaning too

@bluebeesmarple

7 ай бұрын

their undergarments were also a barrier to prevent sweat and skin oils from dirtying their clothes, fully washing it would make the dyes leak as well so they did “maintenance” without water or without fully wetting it, that’s also why the undergarments are white, so they could be regularly washed and boiled, to keep the clothes touching their skin always clean

@slowjamsliver7006

7 ай бұрын

At middle class they'd also be employing servants too. So, they would have the ability to chooses what chores and cleaning they would be doing if their estate was too big for just their servants. Also, the Angel of the Household myth would also lead to a middle class lady probably doing less chore/cleaning than we might expect there too.

Class and style.. man those were good times. Wish I’d been born then.

For a guy that does not care about fashion I really admire the history your channel brings. It’s so fascinating the differences between year by year.

It’s so interesting that people dressed differently bc of social class back then but nowadays u can’t tell who’s rich & poor based on clothing

@tgbluewolf

8 ай бұрын

You still can to some degree, depends on the area.

@kimichan5

8 ай бұрын

I mean you kind of can. But usually it’s based on brands like if somebody has Dior or Balenciaga then you can probably assume they are pretty wealthy versus like Walmart brand clothing

@ZAWARUD00

7 ай бұрын

The more people have worn out clothes and stuff, the richer, today 😅

I mean, same? I wake up in my pjs, I have my lounging around clothes, my work clothes, and my clothes for going out with friends.

@keegster7167

7 ай бұрын

Yea I’m a man and I’m not consistent with it, but I use shorts when lounging or exercising but not otherwise so sometimes I will change like that too

Very beautiful attire. Though fashion styles changing is a constant, it warms my heart to know there will always remain a taste for such elegant attire from eras such as this. Plus, she looks as though this outfit was made for her as well.

Nightingale (the game) brought me here. The outfit looks warm as hell...

I love all these beautiful outfits and the history!

Frills! Cute. And then they were covered, nooo

@hudmo4193

8 ай бұрын

Woah but the end result, woah

How can you breathe? It’s like the scene in Pirates of the Caribbean when Elizabeth faints from the corset

People forget that this is a well to do victorian woman. Just like today. Not everyone is fortunate to have the fashion of the time.

I never thought about it before now… but it's weird how they wore corsets but then put on 4 or 5 layers on top and ended up just slightly thicker then when they started, LOL

@daintyDeniss

6 ай бұрын

Corsets weren't used only to snatch the waist. They were a back support and also held boobs in the good position. So for working women, more practical item than a fashion statement

@111HONESTY

6 ай бұрын

@@daintyDeniss I liked your comment because I appreciate the info, but I will also admit that some of that sounds like mansplained history to make the corset seem like less of a s***** idea LOL. Not saying that you would be the one mansplanning it, but maybe someone back in the day was like "Oh yeah they're totally good for your back and support for the bosom's, it's not cause us men think it's sexy or anything" LOL. I honestly don't know, but given what we know about the negative health effects now, I wouldn't be surprised LOL.

@daintyDeniss

6 ай бұрын

@@111HONESTY Corsets were underwear, not meant to be sexy, got sexualized quite late (from the perspective of history). Doing a hard physical labour with no bra is very challenging for women with bigger chests and corsets distribute the weight of breasts evenly. Back support - absolutely. Corsets are a legit medical tool even today and can be prescribed by a doctor, usually to children to correct their backs before too late, or to adults too. I have a sedentary job and when I started wearing corsets under my clothes, my back pain went almost completely away. Can they be fetishized? Absolutely. But apart from a brief moment in history, when it was fashionable to lace them really tightly, harmfully tightly (I believe you refer to those infamous images of squished organs), corsets sewn to fit their wearer accompanied and supported women throughout the ages. If you don't believe my (wo)mansplaining, ask any historian. I think Hollywood created this myth. And presented it to generations who didn't have personal experience with wearing them, so we accepted the narrative without questioning. Funny how it works.

@111HONESTY

6 ай бұрын

@@daintyDeniss Very interesting, and I wondered if you might be a lady, LOL, hence part of the reason I wanted to clarify I didn't mean you were the one mansplanning LOL

@daintyDeniss

6 ай бұрын

@@111HONESTY I'm a lady sharing the little knowledge I have. OR, I'm a woman who hates other women and joined corset conspiracy collective to see women suffer. I guess you'll never know... 😅

That smile was the best part of her outfit

@flouisbailey

6 ай бұрын

That we see in the video.

@thomasfoss9963

6 ай бұрын

Ya, We were hoping to see this video from the Very Beginning!!!??!!!

@cocklitette

5 ай бұрын

​@@thomasfoss9963why you pissed bro

@thomasfoss9963

5 ай бұрын

@@cocklitette Huh? What I meant by my joke was why we couldn't see her from the beginning-- Like before she put the 1st article of clothing on!!! She's a beautiful woman!!!!

@cocklitette

5 ай бұрын

@@thomasfoss9963 Oh alright I thought you meant like "we saw the video why make the comment"

This is so much work, so glad we have T shirts nowadays.😅

This outfit is *breath-taking* fr 💀

The 1800’s were the peak of fashion

Also remember, that the middle class being the average person always was and still is an illusion.

@aryanparekh8119

7 ай бұрын

Yea the average person in Victorian times would have 4 outfits through their lives.

@stket6859

7 ай бұрын

@@aryanparekh8119I was going to say exactly the same thing

@montymints

7 ай бұрын

Though, mind you, the middle class was a more “well off” group than they are now. Then, a middle class family could afford a maid or the latest washing machine technology, now a middle class family can afford cable and is NOT one health crisis away from poverty 🙃 capitalism check

@julyol119

7 ай бұрын

@@montymints That also depends on when "then" is. Until WWI the top ten percent of the richest people in the world owned 90% of all wealth. The 10% wealth, that were left were what the "middle class" the people between the 50th and 90th percentile) owned and the poorest 50% of the population owned nothing. Between the 1950s and 1990s was basically the only time some countries in the world had a proper middle class (top 10% of the richest people owned "only" around 50-55% of all wealth). And the economy all around the world had an unprecedented boom in that time. After that neu proprietarist movements and renewed concentration of wealth brought us where we are today. And that is closer and closer to the levels of pre WWI, which is crazy.

@Gooberpatrol66

7 ай бұрын

"Middle class" means "bourgeoisie", not what Americans think it means

That dress is amazing. Id love that style for both men and women to come back Xp

Getting to second base back in the day musta been nuts

I wake up naked, get dressed for work, change to gym clothes to go to the gym, shower at home and stay naked until the next day. The beauty and freedom of living alone is amazing

@Crallux

7 ай бұрын

Amen

@Other_People

7 ай бұрын

We need an episode on that.

@lelong8521

7 ай бұрын

So bed smells like fart

@chi7818

7 ай бұрын

@@lelong8521 it smells like a 240 pound Korean powerlifting man

@alchemicmercury

7 ай бұрын

​@@chi7818, nice! Put *that* scent in a candel

I wear 4 outfits in a day, occasionally 5! Pajamas when I wake up, change into my work clothes, change into something comfy when I get home, then pajamas again. Occasionally if I take a shower too long before bed, I won't change into pajamas right away, I'll change into different relaxed clothes. That outfit is SO PRETTY

After watching you dress I’m glad for today’s easy clothing

O MY GOSH I LOVE THS KINDA OF CLOTHES/ ERA

Ok I would 100% wear that jacket as a top that is so cute.

Hi! Is there a chance you could tell us how you got the walking suit? It looks really nice!

@mss-eclipse

8 ай бұрын

I believe she makes most of her vintage wear But I'm sure you could find some really nice pieces on esty

I knew that the old times were just pure fun, a fashion show, no suffering, middle class everywhere, no coal mines, just pure FUNNN!

I need that walking suit in my life…looks so smart and classy…I would wear it to my medical practice any day

Wow I can’t believe they spent so much time changing clothes everyday interesting!

@haldouglas4773

8 ай бұрын

it helps keep the clothes cleaner and in better condition, too!

@CrowLady0_0

8 ай бұрын

plenty of people nowadays wear just as many outfits depending on their routines tbh. work uniforms, loungewear, athletics, pajamas... it's just changing to the most useful outfit. why get all dressed up if they were only doing chores around the house? we have the same thought process as they did. it isn't the habit that changed, just the clothes

@inchdeep1

8 ай бұрын

It's just like how for instance you wake up and change from your pajamas to your sweatpants to do chores and then you realise you need groceries so you put on a pair of jeans, then that night you have a dinner out so you put on a dress. That's 4 pairs of outfits...it's just more simpler now since there aren't as many layers

@Strawberries1994

8 ай бұрын

just like now... pijamas, workout clothes, work outfit, launch outfit, pijamas again... and you can add one more if you have like a party or dinner

@toastercatx

8 ай бұрын

It's because these rich ladies had very little else to spend their time on that was considered "appropriate". Most women had a smaller wardrobe and a slightly wider horizon.

I love the walking suit so much!Everything was so fitting and flattering.

Even with all the work involved putting this on, the phenomenal results speak for itself and I for one adore this fashion .

I love the Victorian style!

Depends on who does your laundry.

@slowjamsliver7006

7 ай бұрын

True, but if they were middle class it was likely not anyone in the family. Laundry would probably have been left to the servants.

Honestly that outfit is cuter then most modern day outfits

This outfit is gorgeous!!

Beautiful in any age.

Your outfits are gorgeous! In Florida we wake up in loose knit short shorts with a cami tank top. Shower. Then onward to a thin sleeveless dress. Short shorts and cami when you get home. Shower. Change into clean cami and short shorts for bed. And that’s in winter.

not gonna lie, that outfit is fresh af! idk how this got in my algorithm but i dig it. this makes me wanna pull the suits back out

where did you find the shoes you are wearing!! love those types of shoes and would love to find a pair to wear!!

@thesewloartist

8 ай бұрын

They’re by American Duchess!

Can we bring back casual dresswear? Suits are dapper as hell and that outfit you put on was really cute.

Same thing for elementary school: 1) Wake up in your pyjamas (varies from what cartoon you liked the most) 2) Change in for the breakfast 3.1) Wear school uniform (can be very fancy depending on school) 3.2) If there is sport activity in school, there are special clothes for that 4) After school wear something for staying at home or playing outside

I love the top.Gorgeous❤

Id like to see what the wrapper looks like please

@thesewloartist

8 ай бұрын

Here’s a little short that shows you what they’re like: kzread.infoIroo605zeWc?feature=share Pretty much literally a floor length button down! ( with ruffles of c.)

it has more style then 80% of clothes today

@UkSapyy

6 ай бұрын

Today isn't about style. It's about comfort and how close you can get to showing titties without it becoming socially unacceptable.

That is pretty wild, especially when yo think about the fact that they had to hand wash all their laundry.

You wear it so well!! It’s really cute I’d support these making a comeback over some of the styles they try and bring back from the 90s 🥴

@gojirabh9383

6 ай бұрын

Yeah hell no, I'm very confident the overwhelming majority of people would be absolutely against bringing these types of clothes back and rightfully so.

Thank you for respectfully informing me of a wonderful woman. All the best to a wonderful woman.

I bet if I was a victorian lady, I would probably be a wealthy heiress who spends their fortunes on new clothes so I have a new trousseau every season.

@taxat10n1sth3ft

8 ай бұрын

Being a wealthy heiress requires wealthy parents. Are you generally lucky in that way?

@Hehehehe935

8 ай бұрын

Me too!

@eveleen.

8 ай бұрын

i think thats more on luck than personality..

@alaskacosplay

8 ай бұрын

@@taxat10n1sth3ftmy mom and I have enough money to send me to fashion school, pay for essentials and buy things we want on occasional times. I can afford to buy materials for new gowns for my wardrobe but I can't afford a dressmaker to make them for me. I tend to make my own wardrobe pieces since I know they fit me.

@jojoslameerrand9305

8 ай бұрын

Everyone wants to think they'd be a wealthy heiress instead of Employee of Station F at the canning factory. Generally speaking I don't think you'd want to be tied to whatever crimes against humanity come with inherited wealth in the 1800s

The Hickey on her right shoulder though😂

You look so beautiful in this dress! Idk why but i can just picture you living back then. It just fits you beautiful

And this worked, & they could afford that amount of clothing in the middle class, because “outfit repeating” was not a _thing_ for middle class people back then. That was the norm, not something the average person would ever get mocked for.

@andrewhooper7603

7 ай бұрын

You should mock people who are afraid of repeating outfits.

@IISheireenII

7 ай бұрын

There are people seriously afraid of repeating outfits?

@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix

7 ай бұрын

@@IISheireenII yep. Even back then, high-society/rich folks were expected to wear something new to decent-sized events, iirc. Unfortunately, there are people who are so desperate to not be seen as poor or unfashionable that they try to “prove” they have money by wearing new clothes for every outing (even if they can’t really afford to). I’m sure there were some people like that in antiquity too, trying to show off by living beyond your means is nothing new, but I can’t help but feel that social media has made the tendency more prevalent.

This is why we held doors for LADIES

Every time I see these kind of vids the only thing I can think of is the insane amount of heat these people have experienced under those clothes on summer

Even though we still do a modern version of this but I am so glad our clothes aren't as complicated as they used to be.

There was no such thing as middle class in the Victorian era. You were either part of the upper class or the peasantry. There was no in-between.

@GFSTaylor

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely wrong. The middle class started to appear around Tudor times, mostly as wealthy merchants. The middle class expanded hugely in the Victorian era.

I feel like a hug from someone in that much clothing would be hard and uncomfortable. Thanks, John Calvin.

The hat and side braid perfect this look!

So beautiful! ❤

Your outfits are all so fricken beautiful, im in love.

Looks amazing, imagine how many heads would turn and yet it's graceful.

Imagine wearing all those layers during a heat wave in the summer

I love these dresses u make and ur the p3rfect build for them too u always look so cute....my fav is the black one

What a beatiful young lady.

The top here is something I would love to wear today! I would still want it with a dress/skirt.

That skirt and especially the jacket for the walking suit is insane! I want it, and I'm not even into Victorian clothes 😊. Usually a New Look kinda girl, but I'm pretty sure Dior was inspired by those type of jackets.

I REALLY want this out fit!

My God you look lovely. Thank you for the breakdown.

It's giving Anne with an E and I love it

You look fabulous in all these clothes

I love the outfit SO MUCH!! Id definitely wear it around the house but i feel like even tho the skin is completely covered the dramatic accentuation of the bust, waist and hips is kinda wickedly vein. Definitely not a biblically modest outfit but its so beautiful!!

This is, Mary Poppins went shopping, mood. ❤😂

Your makeup is perfect.

That's a classy outfit imo ❤ Cool to see irl.

If you start these from your birthday suit. I’ll be a follower for life

And my wife still makes us late today when getting ready 😅

Id wear this outfit in a heartbeat

The more I listen to your descriptions of the specific outfits the more I’m like the women in the past were human Barbies 😂😂

We gotta bring those back those look cool

that outfit was gorgeous!

You look beautifully victorian!