I watched this video and realized that our romance could become a comedy if I started recording all the funny moments😚
@VõMạnhHàHà-e8p23 минут бұрын
My boyfriend laughed so loud that the neighbors came over to see what happened. Now they are watching this video too🍓
@AaronSofСағат бұрын
I love this
@CeeCee63010 сағат бұрын
How did she pronounce bolero?
@declanclarkanatomy14 сағат бұрын
This was wonderful. I sent it to my daughter Emily who was very influenced by your work as a young clothing designer herself. I'd discovered you through my old and wonderful friend Dan Klein. He really got you from day 1.
@Slippedndipped15 сағат бұрын
Holy crap, so glad i found this video. excellent work sir.
@brandi851016 сағат бұрын
I meant to post this on this video: 3 Things we enjoy about ASMR at the Museum: 1. The opening and closing of drawers and boxes, the sounds of doors, of footsteps, of clickity asmr voices. 2. The visuals that linger on satisfying elements of design, ratio, contrast, on stills that could be photographs themselves. 3. The history and showcasing of items at the museum and in the archives. I may never walk the halls of the V&A, but from across the world I am there today from my living room. These videos are creating a legacy for the museum while the museum safeguards the legacies of its many inhabitants.
@brandi851017 сағат бұрын
3 Things we enjoy about ASMR at the Museum: 1. The opening and closing of drawers and boxes, the sounds of doors, of footsteps, of clickity asmr voices. 2. The visuals that linger on satisfying elements of design, ratio, contrast, on stills that could be photographs themselves. 3. The history and showcasing of items at the museum and in the archives. I may never walk the halls of the V&A, but from across the world I am there today from my living room. These videos are creating a legacy for the museum while the museum safeguards the legacies of its many inhabitants.
@jamalrasikh180117 сағат бұрын
Now they call their loot, Gifts..
@daisyduck409420 сағат бұрын
held my breath when it was lifted by the lining. silk thread is so powerful to last all these centuries. if this was sewn with cotton thread, the seams would fall apart.
@jaydhwanivyas21 сағат бұрын
My goodness!! I am blown away...✨
@AtithiLКүн бұрын
The woman who sold it to the museum must be from one of the families that looted the subcontinent during the occupation. This is no doubt another piece of art, another valuable item stolen by thieves in their relentless greed. This piece of art is just one of the hundreds and thousands of rare artifacts that have been plundered from former and present colonies over hundreds of years.
@АхриманстопперКүн бұрын
magnificent 🤗 хочу себе труселя парадно-выходные из такой ткани 🤤
@jamiesullivan6602Күн бұрын
Brilliant and insightful commentary
@TheFiownКүн бұрын
I presume that the 'satin' is silk ? Given that 'satin' is a weave and not a composition.
@TheFiownКүн бұрын
When you think that a century later Queen Elizabeth I had many hundreds of garments, often with similar embroidery and almost none have survived !
@StefaniaddisonКүн бұрын
I love how he says controversy
@scottprather5645Күн бұрын
Very interesting
@nsn5564Күн бұрын
If you subscribe to this channel, you are a racist.
@nsn5564Күн бұрын
POSSIBLY THE MOST ARROGANT, RACIST, COLONIAL VANITY CHANNEL THERE IS ON THE INTERNET
@nsn5564Күн бұрын
NOTHING IN THIS "MUSEUM" BELONGS TO THE UK. STEALING IS IN THE BRITISH DNA.
@Jayla60Күн бұрын
Thank you for this. Lee Miller captured life’s beauty and horrors. The movie Lee is a must-see.
@stormysocksКүн бұрын
I love to see women beside them that would actually fit in them and the waist size and know how tall and size of presenter
@Shalam5785Күн бұрын
I learned so much from this, including, that a Chanel skirt had 2 zippers in the back. Who knew?
@wadeeast1795Күн бұрын
These places fail as a place for human habitation. If I didn't believe in free speech I'd say this presenter should be in prison for his views
@tothelighthouse9843Күн бұрын
It's always a tell when the presenter or institution can tell you down to minute detail what the fabrics, dyes & other materials are, how & when it was constructed...yet gloss over the details of how it became the property of a museum in the UK. "We're not sure", lol. "Perhaps a gift", lol. Gives a modern & lux spin to the old adage: THERE IS NO HONOUR AMONG THIEVES.
@meeraagrawal1340Күн бұрын
Why do everybody call everything mughal …..saudi arabia a land of desert had no civilisation It all was in bharat and the goons named it mughal
@hassaantauseef54262 күн бұрын
It's so sad that the origins are being called mysterious and it is being considered a gift when the mid 20th century clearly suggest that it was taken out of a collection from India during independence.
@delphina11112 күн бұрын
I never imagined 16 minutes of this could be so compelling! Beautiful! Thank you!
@g.i.5202 күн бұрын
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@AftabAlam-yw4eq2 күн бұрын
Sometimes modern art just disappoint. Other times it will amaze.
@sjain81112 күн бұрын
I wonder how the lace dress stays so white - treated fabric?
@ellen495618 сағат бұрын
The white lace dress was made around 1901, so bluing was used during the washing process to eliminate any sign of yellowing.
@DorienForeman2 күн бұрын
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@DorienForeman2 күн бұрын
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@theresamitchell92562 күн бұрын
the detail is incredible! How amazing it must be to examine it in person
@araara70772 күн бұрын
Beautiful
@cngreen29502 күн бұрын
Muhtesem 🇹🇷🌷🌹❤️
@cngreen29502 күн бұрын
Tesekkurler 🇹🇷❤️🌹🌷
@acidrainopal2 күн бұрын
The love inside a carved gemstone is a special gift of intricacy that is a one chance relationship between lapidarist and nature's best offering. I loved this and thankyou.
@gatsbyglobal13 сағат бұрын
thats a beautiful perspective
@mauroacastello63512 күн бұрын
Delightful presentation of a breathtaking work of art. Bravo!
@Ananya-is7cy2 күн бұрын
This art piece is made by Indian Artisans.
@Clemmers3162 күн бұрын
Natural red dye is notoriously fugitive. Still the pale pink color in this garment is quite beautiful.
@tinkiet2 күн бұрын
C'est stupéfiant de voir la blancheur de la seconde... jai du mal a garder mes tshirts blanc en 2024, alors leurs secrets ??!!! Merci pour cette vidéo ❤
@meticulous_pickulous302 күн бұрын
That rock crystal cross is everything. I wish something would make a modern version. So beautiful. Imagine the workers who created that and the lives they lived. Amazing.
@JL-fo3gf2 күн бұрын
Items that have survived the ages are a true testament to the quality of craftsmanship the artist provided.
@gretchenhejazi94633 күн бұрын
This is absolutely gorgeous. This art also extents to their carpets. I have seen, living in Iran, many carpets so intricate and awe inspiring. Usually, they are hung on walls, as to see and admire all of the fine details.
@mch47353 күн бұрын
How come this coat is in a foreigner's hand? It should be in India where it belongs.
@suzannetaylor15563 күн бұрын
Thank you for producing and sharing these videos. They allow me to see beautiful artistry that would otherwise be impossible.