Most enjoyable, interesting & beautifully presented. Thank you.

I've been trying to find more videos on this. Thank you so much for your detailed review and also sharing all these brands. So excited!! ❤❤❤

That’s goldwork not embroidery on the pink Elanora gown .

Who was the fashion for? Certainly not the poor

Very educational video

So glad I found you! New sub here. I love your delivery In this! There’s not many people on here that make parallels to historical fashion and politics, I think if you keep offering more content on this area, I just know your channel would explode! 🙏🏽

Fashion was the engine of trade. See, Indian export cottons, silk, the wool trade.

Black was ferociously expensive, it was worn by the rich to show their wealth. Even the English wore black. It’s not so much Spanish as 1%.

What size are you wearing in the voriagh oxana dress and what size are you usually? I'm pondering between two sizes 😅

This was a very thorough and helpful video! Thank you for taking time to talk about this important topic that is sustainable fashion, and to feature us amongst all these beautiful brands. We are very pleased to be your "first love" in terms of ethical clothing, and to hear that you had a pleasant experience with our customer service. It's our pleasure to make our customers happy in every step of their shopping experience, and we are honored that our efforts are appreciated and illustrated in your thoughtful, quality video. We hope that you will love your "Alma" and "Oxana" dresses for years! 🙏

Why are you playing late baroque music in a video about the Renaissance?

Really wonderful video! I would love to see more information on this topic and about women's lives during the Renaissance.

There used to be public drinking fountains in the UK in my youth but I haven''t seen any in an age. The waitstaff are trained not to hustle you except when they really reallly need the space. Dining is supposed to be a leisurely experience and if you have more time perhaps you;'ll order more stuff. Not all ruins are touchable: Stonehenge is see but not touch. I'm glad the people in London were nice to you. Haggis is fine. Americans' attitude to offal is very peculiar.

This girl has psychological problems. For god sake she can't deal with anything!

I absolutely loved Fangs! I picked it up and immediately read it cover to cover twice in one sitting. Then passed it to my girlfriend who also loved it because of how much it reminded ourselves of our relationship and our general vibe as people. Overall this was a fantastic video, well worth the watch and I am definitely adding a good handful of the books you talked about to my personal read list. Cheers!

Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing all your hard work in such a pleasant way.

I've also read that prostitutes had to wear bells, I think on their shoes. This may have been in Florence, though, and not in Venice. Do you know anything about this?

I cannot believe that you had to put a 'nudity warning' at the start of this - is this because of demonetizing? Crazy.

Thank you :)

Wonderful video! Thank you for all the work you have done. There is a wonderful movie out that is about Veronica the Venician Courtesan called " Dangerous Beauty". I'm sure you have seen it, but if not, it is well worth the hunt as it is an older film. Jacqueline Bisset plays the mother in the movie to perfection. Such a well-done collection of facts about one of my favorite times in history. Thank you.

Love the corsets and tiny waists.

Yay, another Nuit fan! It's hard to find any reviews or coverage on them. Thank you for the thorough explanations and detail. I haven't seen another video go into depth regarding marketing and presentation which I found very interesting. I now have to check out Of Her Own Kind and few others you mentioned!

Nice video keep it up

Amazing video...definitely deserves more views

Great!!! New sub and greetings from Illinois!

This is a great video thanks

Well done and thanks for sharing!

Sorry, off topic, but you look like Mary from Downton Abbey and Diana Berry from the 1985 version of Anne of Green Gables! Now back to the video:) I am excited for everything folklore :D

Even back then Italians had a great sense of style which is still with them today

who is the woman @ 15:22 on the right?????

Passionnant, merci

Thank you so much for this video, it helped me get better information for a presentation I must do for high school that's due tomorrow lol. You're a lifesaver!!

Aaand the books are bought. Thank you for providing sources. Too few youtuber do that.

Take your books on a Kindle, or similar. Small enough to be tucked into your purse and inexpensive enough that if it is lost it can easily be replaced with your books available to be re downloaded. Or take one of the inexpensive tablets that allows you yo do internet mail and voice.

this was fantastic

This was so lovely and informative. Thank you!

Beautifully written! Thank you for this :)

The heels the women wore looked so much like what they wore in Japan. I wonder who wore it first?

New subscriber, interesting video, but the volume is very low, not sure if you're aware? Anyway, look forward to more videos!

As someone mentioned before, I would like to see any records of major evidence of Christians being threatened by Muslims and by this I mean Christians that were not invading Muslim lands or that were attacked inside their own Christian territories.

Hi is there any evidence on Christian suffering by Muslims before the crusades? Can you link it?

I enjoyed the video but I believe the Neopolitan nobleman is dressed in armor which followed men's fashion of the time. Note that he is resting his arm on his helmet.

Very interesting video, my ancestors are from the Veneto, so I was trying to guess which ones were my relatives.

This is good, I just wish she read her script a little more slowly and naturally. What’s the rush?

The was a huge difference between the prostitutes and the courtesans. I suggest.you read more about Veronica Franco. She did not “fall”. I often wonder why women who report on history, be it fashion, marriage, royalty etc are so condescending towards the women of history .

My nerd heart is ho happy with this video. Thank you so much!!!

Great video!

You are right on some points. However, I lack the differentiation. What is a wolf hybrid? There is a classification. Wolf hybrids are referred to as the descendants of a wolf / dog cross up to the 5th generation, i.e. F1 - F5. Everything after that is considered a dog. You don't differentiate between Low, Mid and High Content, but that's where the biggest differences lie. Low Content is anything that has up to 35 percent wolf content There are two FCI accepted dog breeds: the Czechoslovakian Wolf dog and the Saarloos Wolfdog. These are LowContent breeds and are definitely not "hybrids". They are dogs with breed characteristics that people know about, and yes, definitely family dogs. Then there is the MidContents: from 35 - 70 percent, and the HighContents: anything over 70 percent. How high the content is has nothing to do with the generation. You can already be in F10 and still have over 80 percent wolf share. I agree with you that it is dangerous to breed wolfdogs of any content without mind or understanding, and that it is narcissistic to have an animal that is as high a percentage as possible. These animals often lead terrible lives. Fancy Facebook photos are usually published for up to two years, and then these animals disappear. They end up in narrow cages, which include multipliers such as Southern Breeze. Or, strangely enough, they suddenly die. Or stay under anesthesia. However: if a seriously bred dog gets the right owner from a low content area, who encourages him, socializes and educates him well, integrates him completely into the family and, above all, does not allow him to be left alone, a completely normal life as a happy family dog ​​is possible.

Nice video, thanks for sharing your thoughts! I really like China Miéville's novels. Since you enjoyed Perdido Street Station, you may be interested in Jeff Vandermeer who also writes Weird fiction and has co-edited a couple of Weird anthologies with his wife, Ann. I can't believe a history book without citations! I took some medieval history courses at university and cannot imagine handing in a paper without referencing sources.

good stuff, thank you