Ear love 😊

O gosh I love your earrings

Love our point of view! Thank you!

I was just wondering when you would post again! 💙💫

Thank you for such a great overview. Lots of inspiration! That first spring blue you showed is a gorgeous colour I’ve not seen around much. Looking forward to the season of grandma florals because they make me smile 😊

,This is great. Not quite as good as your eyes. You're lookin' great.

Very pleasant listening, and bright designs.

Mini, Midi and then Maxi skirts..McCalls Sewing Patterns..

don't nobody want to long suffer with the devil

You need to talk up or do your video again your voice is too low

Really love your voice…

Thank you for the shorts, great overviews. Love this collection and would buy all the things if I lived in a different reality!

I like your hair style

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Спасибо, очень информативно

So the roundabout turns, and every time it's 'The New Look'.

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Newly subbed. This was inspirational and most helpful. I'm over 50 and your input helped me make a more confident decision on some essential pieces for the season. Thank you.

I love your method of explaining fashion history. I just found your channel and I love how you incorporate other things besides just clothes but like you spoke on makeup and accessory trends...you got a new subscriber!

The 70s is definitely an era I'm interested in dressing as but I also love the 60s❤

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Great video thankyou! xxx

Why such distain in this video The 1950's was a very creative time!

Yehhh baybeee!🤓

I was a teen then; this is really thorough and well researched.

Everything brown 😂😂

Not my usual style but this is a really interesting look in a good way 👌

Loved this! ✨

I had forgotten the ‘80s. My children were born then so that decade was a bit of a blur with small kids. This review is amazing as I kept thinking “I wore that, and that and, yes, that…”. The shoulder pads! The colours! The hats! This great video is a lovely reminder with a lot of nostalgia for me.

The biggest influence I feel on 80s fashion was MTV, we suddenly had video from the UK - US artists didn't make videos in the beginning, so this helped British artists and designers access to the US and the world. Also no one should forget the influence of artist Patrick Nagel, famous for his illustrations in Playboy and advertising of women (Duran Duran's cover of the album Rio was created by him in 1982) when you see fashion photos, they imitate his powerful cool female figures, the artist died young in 1984, so it's really a case of everyone imitating him, rather than his style imitating life.

Thank you!

You did a fantastic job! I’m 59 and lived thru the 80s & this was fun for me to watch. Everything was extra in that decade. I remember in 1990 suddenly going thru my closet & cutting the shoulder pads out of all my blouses, sweaters, even t-shirts which resulted in a mountain of shoulder pads on my bed. My additions would be: leggings/stirrup pants, scrunchies , slouchy socks & men’s wild sweaters. I used to get a perm twice a year (torture) to get that big hair & do not miss it! Loved your video

I never liked the 80s fashion, but I do after your video. It was really good to see and learn. Thank you. Can't wait to hear what you have to say on the 90s and 2000s styles. Awesome video 💜👍🏽👍🏽

thanks for this great video. its so interesting how pop culture and people in power influence fashion. would love a video about how todays fashion is influenced by the horrid housing market, cost of living crisis, etc. ❤

Great video. I used to think that the 80s had the worst fashion ever, but then I got into New Romantics style. Now I realize there is a lot of good style from the 80s and a lot of bad! Jerry Maguire was released in ‘96 by the way.

My mom had a shoulder pad bra

I was in my 20's in the eighties, so wore most of these styles. Some are cringe now! Very enjoyable and informative, Natasha!

Your hair looks rly good/healthy!

I bought a sweater last year that has to be from the 80s. It has shoulder pads that are about an inch maybe an inch and a half thick that are attached with Velcro. I leave them out when I wear it because it's just too much shoulder pad for me but I keep the shoulder pads because it's kinda cool and if I resell it later I want to pass it on intact.

I was an 80’s child…. Baseball boots mainly Puma, Stonewash jeans grey.. Dungarees sometimes Shoulder pads BIG hair!! Walkman sports yellow.. Suede shoes 🤷🏼‍♂️ Remember wearing T-shirts with all logos on which wouldn’t happen now. Benetton Lacoste Rayban Keepfit Skateboarding Swingball

Love this ❤

Sooo excited for this!! I’ve been waiting!! Also super excited for the 90s 😍😍

Cut 3 inches off your hair and you would be Anne Hathaway’s sister!! Love these era videos 😊

I’ve been waiting for this one!

Natasha you are so right about not liking what you’re bombarded with in your youth. I just can’t cope with bootcut, they remind me of my early teens (I am 33 now). Objectively they’re not that bad but I look back and cringe at my 13 yo unfashionable self so I associate them with being unfashionable haha.

That hot pink looks amazing on you Natasha! 💗

What do you think about cropped jeans? I'm wondering whether they're dated.

Very helpful suggestions on how to wear these trends. Thank you.

I remember in the 90s there were also some retro 70s styles that came back, like in the early 90s, then again in the late 90s and early 00s. I wonder if soon it will be common for people to wear different styles from different eras in everyday life more often. In the 80s, when I grew up, bell bottoms and 70s clothes were just seen as so passé and awful. Then, from around 90-93 on MTV, you would see the band Deee-Lite with "Groove Is in the Heart," Lenny Kravitz's "Are You Gonna Go My Way?," Madonna's "Deeper and Deeper," The Black Crowes, and many other artists with 70s-influenced styles. In high school in 89, 90, and 91, jeans were tapered or tight-rolled. In 92, 93, and 94, especially girls began wearing jeans with more of a flare where the leg met the shoe where I went to school, and then later in 96-99, in hippie alternative subcultures, you could see it. Although in daily life, ordinary people, especially adults or people not into any fashion, just wore basic clothes like straight-leg pants, T-shirts, button-up shirts, khakis, sweats, etc., nothing too flamboyant that strayed from conventional, ordinary, sensible styles. Skaters and some alternative people were wearing those really big wide baggy pants in the second half of the 90s; these were mostly younger people, though-teens and young adults. One thing I’ve noticed about bell bottoms and flares is that in the 70s, everyone wore them: grandmas, kids, housewives, business professionals, teachers, rock stars, blue-collar workers-everyone. Then, they went out of style in the late 70s/early 80s and were considered very passé. One would wince or see it as out of the ordinary if someone was wearing bell bottoms. Usually, in the 80s, they would be seen on an older person who hadn’t updated their wardrobe because they didn’t pay attention to styles and didn’t put a lot of wear and tear on clothes, and who was still wearing the polyester pants they had gotten for Christmas in 1976. One of my teachers in high school in 91/92 would wear clothes from the 70s-clothes that must have been 15-20 years old: polyester bell bottoms, wide collars. But he was a very serious and frugal person who just hadn’t bought new clothes or paid any attention to style at all. He looked funny to me and some other 15-year-olds, but at the same time, in hip settings, these styles were being revisited, so it was like he was so out of style that he was in style! People who were very low-income might wear hand-me-downs or get old clothes from Goodwill, and it could mark someone as being very poor. I remember in the 80s, a nice girl whose family was very poor-she and her siblings went to school with me, and they wore clothes that, in 1986, were at least 10 years old and conspicuously 70s. In general, everyone in the 80s was wearing straight-leg or tapered pants. Then, around the early 90s, as mentioned above, I remember retro styles becoming cool, bohemian, and very fashionable. However, ordinary, non-hip people were still mostly wearing straight-leg pants, unlike in the 70s when everyone embraced bell bottoms. It seems that bell bottoms and some 70s styles cycle back into fashion every few years, but they appear to be more of a hip trend rather than an all-encompassing universal fashion. It also seems like more women than men wear bell bottoms. Is that because men don’t want to be seen as too flamboyant? Born in 1976, I remember the late 70s and early 80s with some nostalgia. I recall the transition to the 80s and looking back at the 70s, as a kid in the 80s, seeing TV reruns with actors dressed in 70s styles and thinking, "What hideous clothes they wore!" and noticing how much had changed. Now, at 47, I find myself liking many 70s and 80s clothes, and it's fascinating to think about trends and how they return or revisit styles from another time. Maybe one day, everyone-not just the hip-will wear different styles from different eras every day, or mix and match whatever they feel. I'd like a fashion future like that.

You give me fashion school professor vibes. These videos feel like youre my teacher