Bringing history to life: 1885 walking dress

[@YallternativeFilms]

Criminally underrated channel! The dress is gorgeous and the editing is superb.

[@Inconsequentialme88]

I love how clean and precise this dress is in its structure and how it hangs when worn. Beautiful work and lovely cinematography!

[@alesmuron8613]

This is so authentic, so well made !

[@hwinkler87]

This is AMAZING!!!

[@AlexandrinaVictoria1819]

This channel deserves a lot more subscribers!

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

Such a nice looking dress.

[@Ninonella]

Thank you! 😊

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

@@Ninonella you're welcome. It's wonderful.

[@misswazzra]

JUST ONE MONTH?!? You are a force to be reckoned with ! I love the precision of the silhouette and the visual balance of the ensemble 🖤

[@Ninonella]

Thank you so much! I'm going to join stripey challenge this year as well, so stay tuned for another video!

[@merindymorgenson3184]

Lovely dress, lovely you, lovely location, and lovely cinematography?

[@atauderete]

Waw fantástico ❤❤❤🎉

[@Xzagobag]

Love the corset. Really love the striped dress. Also, every time I see a bustle dress I always wonder is anyone has ironically yelled "baby got back."

[@nicolepettit5120]

I thought the bustles in that George Seurat painting were exaggerated, but I guess not--thry look just like this!

[@нинамихайлова-з1н]

Какая красота видео понравилось очень спасибо за показ

[@Ninonella]

Рада, что понравилось ❤

[@mihaceban4668]

wonderful!

[@Ninonella]

Glad you think so!

[@vintagelife5195]

Very nice!

[@Thairinn]

That is so gorgeous! And just one month - WOW. I wonder where do you get shoes that match the look tho...

[@Ninonella]

Thank you! I would love to get a custom pair for this costume, but for now I'm using my dancing shoes.

[@ximena15367]

I always wonder if you ask yourself "does my bum look big in this?" but I think you don't much of this Me: No ma'am

[@menneciercorinne2675]

Bonjour où peut-on trouver le pagner faut cul rigide que vous avez sur la vidéo svp ? cordialement corinne

[@iranildoaraujo9157]

ADOREI,ESE, VIS TIDO😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌

[@Ninonella]

muito obrigado!

[@sharmanitascos]

how this video only has this many views

[@Vampkiki]

What pattern did you use for the half back lobster tail bustle cage? I only can seem to find a full long one (or I am looking under the wrong name?).

[@Ninonella]

I made it myself! I'm going to make a tutorial for it one day.

[@Vampkiki]

Awesome. Looking forward to it.

[@zulwawi]

i wonder how they sit

[@Ninonella]

I'll make a video about it really soon!

[@annarose932]

In December actually a month and a day ago, I did a Christmas Murder Mystery Dinner Party set in 1910. And for a PowerPoint presentation I imagined what the costumes for the characters would be if we were to do a film. Theres five female characters, one being 75 and a dowager and very rich; one being a Armenian detective of 40; a 40 year old closeted gay woman who is a fortjne teller in pain years after her lover died; a 25 young lady married to the dinner party host who is 60 something; and then a 26 year old who love love poems and is in live with the hosts ward who is secretly gay. I decided that perhaps the detective, dowager and fortune teller would wear gowns in previous decade as opposed to 1900s fashion. I thought the dowager would have leg of mutton sleeves and have a 1870s-1880s inspired evening dress instead. And I thought the detective would have a 1890s dress. But for the fortune teller I am not sure if she would also wear a evening gown of that of Victorian era, as old as a 75 year old. I was thinking she would have be wearing a older dress to show how she is dwelling on the past due to her sad past romance, but wiuld it be old for a 40 year odl to wear something of a 75 year old too? Was curious about what you thought about these choices?

[@Ninonella]

It's really interesting! Was the dowager wearing an evening dress with a low neckline?

[@annarose932]

@@Ninonella Sorry for not replying sooner. No, I had her in a more 1980s inspired look (with I suppose a style similar to 1820s with the leg of mutton sleeves). The fortune teller Helene was in a 1890s dress, very much similar to the Madame X painting. I thought for the Dowager, as a older woman who was quite humble, to have her in a dress of the later periods. So it was a high collar covering her neck, and leg of mutton sleeves. I did look at older periods before then but it didn't seem to work? I know this is probably inaccurate as every woman dressed in the fashion of the time. What are your thoughts as someone who is knowledgeable about Victorian- Edwardian fashion?

[@Ninonella]

@@annarose932 I think it's perfectly fine to give an older lady a gown that's not so up to the fashion trends. I know that some older women balked at 1920s fashions, and went on making their own clothes on more or less Victorian lines.