Inappropriate discussing the war with that music...and the music was overly used. Cannot watch with the sound on.

The woman at 3:25 looks like Candace Bergen

I think not. Pretentious fuqs is more like it

So beautiful

Horrible music spoiled this

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The resurgence of the wonderful boho style is thanks to the many festivals....and the A line dresses with peter pan or boat collars would work very well today if adapted to the right colours.

Terrible audio.

You need a good sound mixer. The background music is way too loud.

Ready to wear is not what it was when my queen Coco was in charge. We need a designer in today’s world and challenges to deliver. Prices need to be adjusted and styles too! You can’t buy and wear sequence in the morning or afternoon. Make it like it was then, affordable quality and comfort for women.

“New forms of government - more egalitarian …. “ and you show a picture of Lenin, the icon of a form of government- communism which would cause the death and torture of tens of millions? I hope this was an oversight. I was enjoying it.

The 60's and 70's paved the way for ever era after them. It was a wonderful time of amazing fashion and as a teenager back then I had so much fun with fashion. It was so creative & innovative, more so I think than any other eras.

Weird.

Great video💐 I am a caregiver A cook 99.999% I do not wear pants but comfortable dress, when I get into the Job I put Sox on and an apron and I am extremely comfortable We need to bring dresses back The Jacqueline Kennedy style 💃💃💃💃

i cant stand the voice. The content is wonderful if someone else was presenting

Are we gonna get a video on Christian Dior?

I love the fashion. Especially the most femminine style of shoes (heels) in all history!❤

Another fashionista though AMERICAN to me was MS MARILN MONROE! She had big blue cornflower eyes, blonde ( ok we know) wig or dyed blonde hair.One of MM fave designers was Pucci and Valentino.plus she …..could have worn a paper bag & looked fab! THEN THE KENNEDY DRESS WHICH I WAS BORN IN 1961 so I’m guessing …..GIVENCHY or Chanel or it was personally made for her? Love to know! If anyone does reply to me on this board! In her memory 🫶🏼🦋🦋🦋🦋🌹🌹🌹⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Will always love Twiggy Pattie Boyd & Rolling Stones GF Anita Pallenberg ,also a younger Marianne Faithful who was a model actress also Mick Jaggers long time gf! Their style was so effortlessly cool and chic A fave designer of theirs was the exquisite OSSIE CLARKE.

I love boho fashion!

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Her voice makes me sleep. 😴

You strart to admire brands based on the work ethic of the designer behind it

I had beautiful dresses during the 50s. My mother made them, but both grandmothers were very good at making clothing. My mom copied dresses that were on models in Seventeen Magazine, made copies of expensive Lanz dresses and Pendleton skirts.

She was a Great Artist

How can I contact with you regarding the copyrights of this film? I would like to use it in an art exhibition.

I'm obsessed with these videos. They aren't too long an give an amazing rundown of each fashion decade with perfect visuals. I hope to see 70s, 80s, 90s and 2000s! 💗💗💗

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kill the loud ,lame, music sister

No matter your status in life ,we have a big example of her ,we can do everything we desire.never is to late to Pursue our dreams ❤

I'm going to embrace this era this year in my wardrobe. I've always loved the attire, femininity, cars, movies etc from this time period.

I didn’t realize platform shoes came from the 1940’s!

With experimentation came unique clothes!

Is Barbara Golan the model in the thumbnail?

I love the illustration era So beautiful

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My favourite fashion icon. I love how she saw and interpreted fashion. Her mind was something else. All the collaborations with Man Ray and Salvador Dali still inspire fashion today. I love how Daniel Roseberry honours her in today's Schiaparelli.

Loved your video. Thank you for sharing.

And to think that Chanel won the popularity contest >_>

Bring in the 1970s fashion and style!

The woman’s picture at 2:34 looks like a modern woman playing dress-up. I say that because her makeup and eyebrows aren’t quite right and it looks like she is wearing gauges (pronounced gage-iz). I could be wrong, but I have been staring and staring at her trying to figure it out. Especially her ear… it really looks like a modern gauge. If there are people who are unsure of what I mean, gauging one’s ears is the fashion trend of stretching out the earlobes, little by little, making the earlobe holes bigger and bigger. Then, they usually put some type of gauges in them so people can see right through earlobe holes. I will never forget the first time I saw an American guy with stretched out earlobe holes. In 1989, I was at an exotic pet shop in the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti (pronounced Ip-sah-lantee), Michigan area. The guy who worked at the shop was just a little older than me and he had Lincoln Logs, yes, the wooden block toys, in his stretched out earlobes! I wonder what his ears look like now that he’s in his mid-fifties or so?

Palazzo pants anyone? Bell-bottom jeans with wide-fringe belts and platform Mary Janes and clogs :)

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It was called the pillbox hat, not the pillowbox hat.

I think you would have loved those 60s 70 because you still got it with some of the beautiful Love it love you

Excellent podcast - placed Chanel in her context while respecting her as an individual

She's was a fighter , i love her approach , as a designer maybe cause I'm not that fully developed , my style hasn't been established i love that she really changed how women dressed providing comfortability and still making the look elegant , i love that she played with shapes , love the round neck , she was smart , i sometimes wonder what all these artists would've done today in this world that we live in , they all judt had things to prove , points to make, and stood their ground , especially her as a woman, the bravery of this women is incredible she's a true inspiration , may she rest in peace.

Or maybe black women were also nurses and white women were also maids. I swear everyone I come to a channel like this y’all always do something biased and racist. Hike tone deaf can you be ? Smh. I’m can’t even finish watching the video.

Fascinating. I got through most of it but why do narrators compete with music at the forefront?