Thank you for that. I thought i was the only one with wanting dresses and having a hard time getting in them. I actually have a 1970s blue jean jumpsuit and I had to add a zipper to the so i could get in and out of it. I only had it on once and i had to get my hubby to help me get it off lol. I can laugh at it now but then it was terrible ❤. I love your little gingham dresses love them. ❤

You are so knowledgeable. Really enjoyable video x

Já da pra ver a perfeição que ela tem

Adoro curtir uma linda mulher de bikini ou mini saia

This is very informative and thank you for posting this video

This is magnificent collection!

Thank you! This video is so informative!

I'm so glad you're back! I've missed your content, well except this.

Hi Ms. Sam, are you still wearing vintage dresses? I love your style, cheers!

I love every single piece of your vintage hat collection ❤❤❤ immaculate

Ms Sam do you wear those hats to go out?

Fun video and interesting!

The Edwardian era did not have tiny waist. What they did do was pad up their hips and breasts. They used padded bustle and hip pads to make their waist look smaller. Their breasts were also padded up and a lot of ruffles to make that pigeon breast look. It was all an optical illusion to create the correct silhouette

Hello Ms. Sam, Would you please share the material of the purple and baby blue dress suits, there at the end? I've been wanting to make 40s-60s inspired dress suits, but I'm not sure what fabric is right for it. Thank you

Thank you for the lovely video. :)

Ohhhhhh! Caligraphy? How fun. Thank you for sharing. :)

You are just lovely and this was so informative. Thank you. I shall have to visit your blog. :)

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from Central America. 🌻

Beautiful!

This is by far the best video I have seen for a comprehensive overview of the fashion over the decades! Thank you!

Excellent Video!!! It makes so much sense!

New subscriber here (from the UK). I dress 1940s/1950s and stumbled across part 1 of your mini series on vintage clothing and thoroughly enjoyed it! You have a beautiful garden, so pretty! X

What an unspoiled refuge. This is a perfect escape . Thank you.

So beautiful and peaceful. Thank you!

Wow thats so cool you inherited so many beautiful antique clothing pieces from your family! I come from Poland and because of the huge damage done by ww2 its super rare to have anything pre- 1950s esepcially in Warsaw that was completely burnt to the ground😅

Your accent is so sweet! It makes me crave a glass of ice tea under the porch of some cute southern house ❤

What a special gift! I love it. Thanks for sharing. I really like the egg cup ideas. I've blown out some beautiful blue, green & brown eggs to use this Easter. If you have more ideas please share them.

You are cute, beautiful. I love your love for hats and love for granny.

Love it! You are so beautiful!!! Love to you, Carrie

very interesting!!

I looove listening to you speak. 🙃 Thank you for your wonderfuly informative videos. I'm obsessed with vintage. Please keep making more videos. 💗💗💗

Thank you! This was so helpful!

We still cant wear hats in school, alas! But it didn't stop me from having major ha envy! Your channel makes me so happy!

The rasberry set is wonderful. And you can even combine the jacket with a grey oder dark blue skirt and the skirt with a white or cream blouse. I love to wear my summerdresses even in winter. I wear a warm slip, warm thights and a blouse under the dress and a warm cardigan over the dress. The colors of my wardrobe are blue and pink with basics like coats and blouses in blue, grey and white. I almost can combine each item with everything else from my wardrobe. (English is not my native language. I am from Germany. I hope you understand, what I mean.)

Loveeeee the 40s, have just started a deep dive (although 40s clothing patterns are a challenge). Thank you for the very informative video!

Could i substitute the lard for crisco? Have you tried that?

I have received my design of a Cameo silhouette of a woman of color with my signature initials. I also custom design my Regency Era Full length silhouette of myself holding an open book with my signature initials at the back of silhouette coming from England. I am very excited to have a wax seal of me. I also found a large blank heart wax seal which I use transparent wax beads to add dry flowers and nail glitter for shimmer . Its amazing how much a person can use metallic colors rub on for the wax seals, dried flowers, mixing of wax colors, nail glitter for shimmer, art wax markers of all colors, but I just use the gold and silver markers. I have already posted my Europe, Canada and Asian countries Christmas cards week before Thanksgiving. The Christmas cards for folks living in America will be posted this week with the seal at back of envelopes. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

I do a lot of shopping online and these measurements and guidelines are exactly what I use to determine what will fit me. My boyfriend is always so amazed how I can but things online that fit me so perfectly 🤣

I love the southern phrases you say!

I love that you are educating about vintage style and giving a history lesson along with it. It's so interesting to know how history affected fashion. I remember talking to my Grandma about her flower sack dresses. 👏 Thank you. The 1940s are my favorite era as well!

"Just kind of a straight sack" 😂 It's hard to pull off the 1920's style if you have any figure.

It's beautiful!! And you say you don't have good handwriting... I think it's gorgeous ❤

Sweet

I have a 1754 Early American drop down desk and 1900 Lafies writting desk as well. I write 4 Pen Pals letters about me being in the Regency Society, Sewing and Pride and Prejudice Pen Pal club. I have a VA, MN, NY and UK. I use my wooden, glass and Quill dip pens with metal nibs. My ink is all from England; Jane Austen ink collection, Swan Ink of Britain which is the best black ink I have ever used. Jane Austen Center in Bath, England has various dip pen sets and ink which the prices are very affordable. Thanks for sharing

That was beautiful. ❤️

Im actually working on a similar video! The trouble is getting the lighting right. It has to be candle lit. But getting a good picture isnt easy. It was so cool to see someone doing something like this. There isnt much out there for inspiration. This was much needed.

Such an important message. Thank you for your inspiring video.

I loved this! I learned a lot about each different style. I just love the edwardian fashion. I loved seeing how fashion had has had sort of an ebb and flow on fitted clothing and then looser straighter clothing, fascinating.

I just loved this!! Your tribute to the special women in your life just made my morning. I just love your hats and honestly think that you looked so lovely in the pink rose hat that you have never worn out. It really complements the shape of your face and the colour is also very flattering!! It is a bold choice but I can imagine it with a little black suit or green dress. I have been watching your videos and reading your blogs...so inspiring. Thank you. I hope that your family stays well. Best wishes.

Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge with us. I have thrifted for many years and loved seeing your pieces and hearing your advice. I look forward to a blog or video on faking vintage. I hope you have been well during lockdown. Kind regards.