1920's Charming Paris / 54 Extremely Rare Photos Colorized

Time Travel back in the City of Love during of the Roaring Twenties like you have never seen it before.
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[@BrightStyle]

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[@BarbaraVizan01]

*WHY ONLY WOMEN...WHERE ARE MEN?*

[@wisewoman8460]

Love the image of the ladies dressed in their chiffon tea dresses in the garden having afternoon tea.

[@Ann65.]

Yes, me too. And we can still do that ourselves if we have a yard or garden - or even a balcony. I love history and pictorial evidence is often as important as the words which accompany it. Fabulous video. Thank You!

[@BarbaraVizan01]

This channel is too sexist.

[@jamesb6080]

When Paris was still Paris... Unlike now...

[@a24-45]

Here are the photos in this group which do not belong in this collection, because they are not from the 1920s: 3:50, 1890's art students; 5:29, The figure is post-1960s; 6:14, 1890's art students again: 7:31, 1890's again; 9:59, the final pic is also post-1960's. To my eye it is odd to see soldiers in the same unit wearing uniforms of different colours, as are the theatrical amounts of red, yellow and blue applied to the crowd scenes, and the colour bleeding. Nevertheless, I always find historical photos fascinating, and appreciate the chance to view them.

[@user-gogreen]

Car designs are so beautiful

[@francasaquella8487]

E'tutto magico, vedere queste foto si prova una tale nostalgia! Abiti meravigliosi grazie del lvoro

[@roughriderreturns5039]

Excellent as always. Thank you very much.

[@BrightStyle]

Many Thanks !

[@pbasswil]

3:47 "A group of female art students, 1920s" These are young Edwardian ladies, actually - more or less a full generation previous to the '20s. 6:15 is 1890s! (All those black & charcoal dresses is just the color retoucher's choice.) 5:25 is a modern shot, someone's idea of how a Gatsby-type socialite looked, laden with all the 1920s clichés dear to us today, plus makeup completely unknown in that era.

[@valeriehartman3705]

I thought the same at 5:25... The woman is not even a real blonde.

[@Dracopol]

5:59 In Paris, they used the apostrophe-s at the end of store names to indicate it was the founder's place, as in Fouquet's, or Maxim's restaurant. But that is NOT a grammatical feature of French, where 's does not exist. It does exist as a way to indicate the possessive in English (and sort of similar in German). The French would have said "la maison de Fouquet" or "le magasin à Fouquet", but maybe thought it was a whimsical way to make the owner's name into a store or restaurant name. Apostrophe-s's in store names are EXPLICITLY banned in the province of Quebec, Canada, where they are sensitive to the influence of the English language on French.

[@Eccoriens80]

L'élégance et la qualité de vie 💖👌💐⚜🥂

[@iFreeTraveler]

1920년임에도 여성분들 패션은 너무 멋드러집니다. 놀랍습니다.

[@argentinagonzalez2381]

BEATIFUL!!!!

[@BrightStyle]

Thank You !

[@valeriaboman8539]

Rakennukset ikänsä elänneitä mestariteoksia👍Ihmiset myöhemmin asettunneet tavallisia pulliaisia kuten Virossa.

[@reinholdlang9275]

👍 tolle Bilder 📺 👍 💯 und die Menschen haben sich damals wie heute ihres Lebens erfreut 😁

[@edsadowski6307]

Wonderful selection of music that matches the photos so well! I wish I had a time machine that could take me back to these scenes.

[@BrightStyle]

Thank you so much!

[@sbmicro1896]

L’époque de la France française… c’est important de bien conserver ces documents pour ne pas oublier qu’elle a existé.

[@Atu.890]

Merci a vous de le signaler que la France 🇨🇵 saitait ça pour les autres génération a venir 🧐👍

[@we.r.wine.bottles.im.at.work.]

Beautiful photos as always 😍🤩🏆

[@francischarlesmoyer5277]

thank you lovely music

[@BrightStyle]

Thank you so much

[@EduardoRibeiro-we2sg]

A vida e a elegância de um mundo que faz inveja ❤❤❤

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Wonderful. We visited Paris on several occasions. We walked along some of these streets. It was interesting to imagine the life of the 1920s as shown in these photos.

[@totogamer89]

Im french and i think paris was better at the old time

[@ab9918]

Hermoso elegante❤

[@alessandraspalmach6796]

The 20s of the last century are very fascinating years, in particular for the women fashion!

[@user-qj8ys8ti9e]

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[@eldorado5123]

vraiment très beau ,merci

[@2sons1lv]

I love this video. New subbie. I love everything French. And 1920 !1❤

[@Dracopol]

2:49 The caption doesn't seem to match the subject of the photo.

[@Echnaton1954]

It remains me of the nowadays popular German TV series of >Babylon Berlin

[@soraya6050]

Magnifiques travail merci quel classe 💐🐞

[@BrightStyle]

Je vous remercie beaucoup!

[@eldorado5123]

Paris sera toujours Paris

[@jptoma]

Piscine Deligny

[@agnieszka1554]

The pictures from the Academy of Fine Arts are not from the 1920s (3:54). It's from the beginning of the 20th century. And pic (5:26) was made in our time, look at the brows and the hairstyle.

[@martagrant2908]

Thanks for sharing this amazing video 😊❤

[@BrightStyle]

Thank you for your comment!

[@robertodalessandro871]

Very Nice photos!! But the group of young ladies abd in the fine arts school it's from the Early 20th century.circa 1900-1910. Just look the clothes

[@guldenaydin9918]

🌈💝

[@1y167]

The pictures labeled “Day parade in Bastille” (East of Paris) were actually shot from a side of Palais Garnier (West of Paris). It is easy to spot since the entire constructions of the area haven’t changed.

[@jeanfrancoisflutecover6592]

Excellentes photographies. Mais la photographie à 8:01 ne peut pas être de 1924 parce que la petite voiture à gauche est une voiture d'enfant des années 50. Le monsieur sur le trottoir à gauche porte un manteau des années 50 aussi.

[@BrightStyle]

Pensez-vous que la voiture produite en 1908 a pu survivre jusqu'aux années 1950... ?? :D

[@jeanfrancoisflutecover6592]

​@@BrightStyle Je pense que cette photo a été prise pendant un évènement spécial, peut être un défilé avec des voitures anciennes . Le monsieur sur le trottoir à gauche de la photo tient dans ses mains ce qui ressemble à un appareil photo. On peut imaginer qu'il ait pris en photo ce vieux taxi Renault. En tout cas je peux vous certifier que la petite voiture de l'enfant est la réplique d'une F1 ( formule 1) des années 50 , très probablement une Alfa Romeo . Cette voiture de course a été fabriquée en 1950 , donc cette photo a forcément été prise dans ces années la, à moins peut être, un voyageur du temps ....😊😊

[@Atu.890]

oui au fond a gauche des chapeaux qui font pensé au années 1939&1950

[@Zebula1918]

as the daughter of a Parisian who experienced this era, one might wonder why it is Americans who have the images..

[@marisgarcia6314]

😀😀😀😀😀

[@Qu_2_wil_lmjk]

Does anyone know what the 2nd lady from left is holding at 0:41; also what is that on her left knee? I am just curious about that particular scene, but as for the video itself, what a really splendid restoration of these priceless photographs of a bygone age!

[@a24-45]

The colouring added to this pic is a bit random, which makes it harder to make out what we are seeing. The item is a percher cap with a headband, the same as the ones on the heads of the 3 other women in the picture. Each black cap has 2 wavy "antlers" sticking up at the back, seeming to be made of silvery cardboard; the antlers are what the kneeling woman is cradling in her left hand. On her left knee is the top of her rolled stocking. Who knows why the videographer has chosen to colour this one stocking maroon, even though all these these performers would have worn matching stockings. As you can see, none of the performers have put their garters on over their stockings as yet, so they have left their stockings fairly loose and at varying heights. Without a garter, a stocking can easily slide down, which is probably why the top of the right stocking of the kneeling woman is below her right knee.

[@dumitriudaniela]

although very beautiful and unique, because many of them i didnt see anywhere else, many of the photos were not from the 1920s, but from 1910s ...

[@Atu.890]

pour quoi qu'es qui vous fais penser ça comment vous pouvez le s'avoir vous pensez que certaines images sont truqué ?

[@ing.pacolh7458]

Charmant pour les riches. For the rich. No pictures of the poor.

[@megansfo]

Hi, good video, but the female art students shown in a few photos were from the early 1900s, or even before that.

[@user-ug5rv4mx2h]

Увидела за очень высокой аркой высокое полуразрушенное сверху здание, как - будто была какая - то бомбардировка. Это кадр 7.6 , спасибо за видео и чудесную ретро - музыку.

[@kolbpilot]

I don't think that's Paris in the background. 5:30 Not that I mind, I look at this gal & always wonder, who was she, what became of her ? In the end someone's grandmother (maybe, one never knows), and then death. The cycle of life.

[@helenemillar5175]

A lovely picture, but I'm not sure it's from the 20's; looks far too modern...

[@kolbpilot]

@@helenemillar5175 : Oh, I think it's from the 1920s. Just in Germany somewhere.

[@MousePotato]

@@helenemillar5175 I think you're right. Same as the last photo. That looks like it was taken recently. The make-up is a dead giveaway and her hairstyle.

[@MousePotato]

She's probably still around it looks very recent. Probably a photo shoot for a magazine publicizing the 20s.

[@valeriehartman3705]

No, it is not. Look at her hair, all fake.

[@valeriehartman3705]

A lot of Americans still believe that French music is just like what you hear in this video.

[@Serendip98]

A lot of foreigners still believe that Paris is nowadays like that...

[@Cristinact]

Some are 1920s but some others are a little behind that time

[@tatvag47]

The meaning of Roaring 20-s is a little different in the post-revolution Russia. So sad, but I love old photos 👏👏👏👏👏

[@pincermovement72]

Bit different now

[@BelmontRose1]

Not all pleayour pictures are from the 1920s. The two photos of young women in an art class are clearly still in long skirts and corset with long hair piled on their heads - about 1890s to 1900. The day out in the Luxembourg Gardens is also from the early 1900s. The photo of women with dresses just about the ankles with a very tight skirt was called a "hobble skirt" because women nearly had to hobble to get anywhere. The time period was just before World War War (maybe 1910 to 1914). There is a picture of a single blonde female "flapper" swathed in pearls and standing on a veranda overlooking a hilly, rural picture. This is a MODERN picture. 1) There are no rural hilly areas in Paris, 2) the woman's eyebrows are not plucked and all women desired pencil-thin eyebrows., 3) the makeup is modern with full, lipsticked lips and smudgy-type heavy mascara with what appears to be false eyelashes. GET YOUR PICTURES IN THE RIGHT DECADES of the 19th and early 20th century!

[@jacmaclar]

Great video, but your dates are wrong in many photos such as the Popular Ball of July 13, 1925; if you look at the dresses and hats that the women are wearing, it’s right about 1919/ 20 as the dresses are quite long and the hats still broad brimmed.

[@cor3944]

The shortening of dresses was the worst (esthetical) change ever for women, even when the 20 and 30style seems marvellous (for the higher class fashion). Thank you for uploading the video. Very interesting!

[@user-yk3vo9mb3v]

Question mode ont vois que coco chanel est pas passé pour couper les robes

[@monl3807]

I would have been a flapper too....i love the fashion...look at today's fashiin 8:59 ....yuk ...

[@sarahwinfield3989]

If anyone tells you it is a man's world tell them balderdash. Most of these photographs depict females together something if they were men would solicit some negative comments.

[@thomashernandez8700]

There's a fake shot in this clip. Also, there's one of three women wearing long skirts and turned-back brim hats. Clearly 1930.

[@user-jn4kz6zv4p]

I wish designers would help get us back to being “well dressed”. This shorts and T shirts and flip flop culture is just not on. Please, dress well if you’re going out to dine. It’s an occasion and should be treated as such

[@BarbaraVizan01]

*WHY ONLY WOMEN?*

[@kevinford69]

I've got a catalog of 1920's music instead of that terrible noise that is supposedly " music from the 20's". Absolutely dreadful distracts from the amazing colored images.

[@Infinitiovni]

Discordo de 1920 ser década de grandes renovações... crianças estavam sendo usadas nas fábricas pois os filhos desses ricos das fotos não seriam os trabalhadores nas indústrias mas sim os seus donos por herança! Então exploração de pessoas merece deslaiki...

[@LaHayeSaint]

It was so sad to see the end of Edwardian fashion when women wore beautiful gowns, skirts, hats, and women wore their hair long. By the time the decade of the 1920s arrived, skirts were knee high and the wasp waist had disappeared, as well as the Swiss waist.

[@Chacha_X]

pas de femme en pantalon à cette époque, c'était considéré comme vulgaire.

[@OrangeTabbyCat]

Some of the “elegant fashion” looks as ridiculous as some of the stuff people wore in every decade.

[@alainspiteri502]

color didn't existe erea 1920

[@Infinitiovni]

O encanto Foi RESETADO ... lá place deletric...

[@snarkybuttcrack]

The slums of Paris weren't charming, while these rich folk are out enjoying themselves, the masses lived in cramped hellholes and toiled in dank cold misery. And I'm sure none of you care one iota.

[@valeriehartman3705]

These were probably pictures for postcards. And talking about slums of Paris in the 1920s... Take a look at LA, New York, Chicago and Detroit today... Yeah, that's right. Did you say hellholes and dank cold misery? Do care one iota because this is real and this today. People were happier then.

[@Atu.890]

ses normal ils sortez d'une grande guerre

[@InFltSvc]

This would have been good but that stupid music made it unbearable to watch

[@Atu.890]

jais coupé le sont et je regarde les carte postal

[@rigamortice]

There is nothing charming about Paris even in colour

[@valeriehartman3705]

Not much charming about the Union Jack on a profile pic either.

[@waltersickinger1499]

A dirty city,with poor sanitation and rampant poverty. Many homes had no running water or toilet facilities. Disease was commonplace in the poorer regions. This video is a fantasy.

[@jmvicking309]

Can you tell us wheach cities was better concerning those problems in the 20's ?

[@dianebunce6600]

Nevertheless they all look better turned out than many of today’s crowds. Mainly they are slim and look cared for.

[@user-kt9hy9tm1p]

Это центр Парижа а не его окраины поэтому он такой тут люди собираются на праздники

[@valeriehartman3705]

Paris was like that in the 1920s? Lol, who are you kidding? That's not even true. Napoleon changed the entire the layout of Paris to have actually better sanitation, clean streets and running water. You have no idea what you're talking about.

[@user-kt9hy9tm1p]

@@valeriehartman3705 right