🎩 Gentleman Jack Costumes - Part 2

In this episode, we look at the Costumes of the HBO series Gentleman Jack, Part 2 of a 3-part series.
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[@Costume_CO]

Here's Gentleman Jack Costumes - Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3ndfIiXp9Rmqac

[@Kittymaehem1]

Thankyou so much for adding an extra dimension to what was such an amazing production about a fascinating woman!

[@Costume_CO]

My pleasure Kitty!

[@nibs8837]

I love your analysis of each costume. So much information can be conveyed in a series by the costumes alone. I find myself studying every costume in every movie and series I see, for the details that unlock so many secrets hidden in plain sight!

[@Costume_CO]

Thank you so much NIBS!

[@ritag4432]

Wonderful costume design, such attention to detail. I absolutely loved her 'wedding outfit', the vest was so colorful - conveying to the viewer that she was out of mourning.

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks for commenting Rita!

[@sherilynforrester5572]

Very informative! Many viewers unconsciously depend on the costumes to help determine the nature of the characters, but don't realize the work and creative effort that goes into that aspect of production.

[@Costume_CO]

Thank you so much for commenting Sherilyn!

[@EmmaMartinaSweden]

Inspirational as always! I'm currently recovering from burn out and been having a hard time finding my own creativity again, and to keep it "a lust" instead of "a must". Videos such a yours are a great help towards recovery, thank you!

[@Costume_CO]

Thank you so much Martina! I totally get that! I went through a really bad withdrawel after Game of Thrones but shows like this give me new life and make me excited again. Have you watch The Marveous Mrs. Maisel? It's really uplifting. :)

[@jaybea68]

My stitching skills are nothing compared to Heidi’s and others but I enjoy using my photos to create original material 📸💜🧵💜✂️

[@Costume_CO]

Creativity is creativity, it doesn't matter how you do it as long as you are creating. 😁

[@ah5721]

This is such a treat to see all the glorious details, as I will want to reproduce a similar look, sometime ! I love menswear fashion and as tomboy have fallen in love with the historical structured coats and vests !

[@lindar1698]

Always wonderful videos.. I am always so fascinated with the beautiful costumes on period piece programs. Thank you again 💕

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks Linda! :)

[@jaybea68]

Second of three? 😘 A quick glance at the partial lunar eclipse ...but I want to (s)watch this before I sleep! 😊 🎩

[@Costume_CO]

Oh, that sounds lovely!

[@SassyBully]

Excellent walk through of the costumes.

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks Sassy!

[@celiahaddon4087]

Thank you so much! I was just fascinated by the detail of the meticulous hand sewing in these costumes.

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks for commenting Celia! Somehow I missed your comment. :)

[@kemmayr]

Really enjoyed this video,I hope we get a book on the costumes and making of Gentleman Jack 👍

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks so much for commenting!

[@elizabethwhite1068]

Thank you for doing these videos! I LOVE Anne's costumes, they are brilliantly done and fascinating to see on screen. I would love an excuse to wear the one at 8:32, the waistcoat is awesome. Is it corduroy? It all makes me think back to the oxford shirts and vests with blue jeans and boots, sometimes a tie of some sort, that early on became a standard look for me. And I was given a lot of crap for it, too. It's weird but I'm feeling a little sense of pride for carrying on the tradition that made Anne so "gentlemanly" and unique. Like finding an ancestor I didn't know I had and seeing how much alike we are. This show hits home in so many unexpected ways.

[@Costume_CO]

Hi Elizabeth! Thank you so much for sharing. I think you should be able to waer what you like if it makes you happy. It's always so surprising to me that in the 21st century, people still get their knickers in a twist (like to use costume idioms) about what others are wearing. As to that vest, I think it is a velvet or a low pile chenille perhaps with a very small dot. You could certainly use a wide wale (cord) corduroy, I think that would look spendid! Cheers, Heidi.

[@elizabethwhite1068]

@@Costume_CO Knickers in a twist, lol! I love English idioms, they're so much more fun than American. Thank you for saying that. I will say, fwiw, that attitudes towards more androgynous clothing have changed substantially. You should've seen the looks I got as a kid in the late 70's wandering into the boys dept. I learned really young to ignore it (yet another moment that gutted me). But by the 90's stores like The Gap started to even cater to it. Just from a historical perspective I thought you might find that an interesting change. It's definitely still an issue, but I have seen a lot of progress on it in my lifetime. What hasn't changed is women's clothes still don't remotely fit me even if I wanted to lol. I look forward to part 3 and thanks for the info on the vest! 🎩

[@klabeck1097]

This is really neat! Thank you for doing this. Fascinating!

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks K!

[@TallMChannel]

Thank you so much for the video! It is so funny but the coat, wests, the Gaiters and other things Anne wore do remind me so much of clothing I still wear for horseback riding. The materials have change but the silouettes are nearly identical.

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks so much for sharing this!

[@tatianamelendez490]

When I saw her peplum military style coat, it immediately have me a pseudo renaissance era vibe. It made me think of the waistcoats men like Sir Walter Raleigh wrote in portraits, particularly with the high fringed neck collar that resembled the ruffle collar of the era and the capped shoulder sleeves (check his portraits to see what I mean). I found it apropos to compare Anne to Sir Walter since both were radical adventurers and scholars who liked to travel and flirt with danger and lonely high society ladies who feel constantly judged by those around them. Still haven't seen the 2nd half of the series so I skipped that part, but I will get back to you on that one.

[@Costume_CO]

Hey girl. 😁

[@tatianamelendez490]

@@Costume_CO I finally finished the series! HUZZAH!!!!! WE FOREVER STAN RECENCY ERA MARRIED LESBIAN QUEENS, FOREVER I SAY!!!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😊😊😊 I have so many thoughts about this show and its costumes, too many to state here!!!! After seeing the entire series, my favorite of Anne's costumes is her blue wedding garb. I am GAGGING over that gorgeous waistcoat and she just looked so freaking good!!!!! I also love her outrageous hats, each one more crazy than the next.

[@ruthmoore1448]

So much action in this series, I am now watching the show without sound so I can see all the outfits you have nicely explained.

[@Costume_CO]

Sorry if it's too fast Ruth! I've been trying to keep my videos under 15 minutes. If you need any pictures, I'd be happy to email them to you. 😁

[@ruthmoore1448]

Oh no your episodes are great, when I watch each Gentleman Jack episode I turn off the sound so I can see these wonderful outfits.

[@TimRoseOfficial]

This is really neat! Thanks for the vid, enjoyed and liked! Blessings to you! :)

[@Costume_CO]

Thank you so much!

[@sislertx]

Thats a great series ...really.great...

[@Costume_CO]

Thank you so much!

[@vanessaamesty6739]

I'm yet to watch the series but I already love the character because of her sense of style

[@vanessaamesty6739]

I'm loving this simple version of the coat 7:30, I feel like it could be wear today without any problem

[@Costume_CO]

Yes, it's absolutely classic and would certainly work today. You could tailor it so that it comes in at the waist or add a belt.

[@Costume_CO]

I'm sure that you will love it. The whole thing is visually splendid but also an incredible story.

[@vanessaamesty6739]

@@Costume_CO I'll have to watch and because is a short season it would be easier

[@goddess131]

thank you for all your hard work in making this video, it was very informative, cant wait for the next video. Thank you.

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks Goddess!

[@epiphany7189]

Amazing!! You did it! Thank you so much!

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks Epiphany!

[@pfarmer7589]

Excellent piece. Thank you.

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks Pam!

[@Pomshka]

Can I ask what the purpose of the wooden stick was inside the corset please?

[@Costume_CO]

It's to keep the front of the corset rigid, sort of like oversized boning. 😁

[@adele4126]

Thank you, so interesting and informative!

[@Costume_CO]

I'm glad you enjoyed it Adele!

[@olivia7170]

Loved the show and loved your insight into the costumes. If you’re looking for another topic, Harlots (Hulu-also not sure if you’ve covered it). I think you’d love it.

[@Costume_CO]

Thanks so much Olivia. I have Harlots on my to watch list. 😁

[@olivia7170]

Costume CO awesome! I hope you cover it at some point! Love your channel ❤️ you do amazing work. utterly fascinating

[@sislertx]

It just boggles the mind how much research and time.goes into good.costumes. back when i.was making costumes in the middle of no where usa with out even a library there.were hardly any books.anyway .and no interlibrary loans and.zero how tos.anyway....no internet no museums very few pictures. How lucky we.are...to have this miracle to.see all this now days...tho my sewing.days.are long ling past i still.enjoy seeing these things

[@gerry343]

0:59 Halifax, Yorkshire. Halifax is the town, Yorkshire, the county.

[@Costume_CO]

I'm quoting Suranne. She says Yorkshire, Halifax because she meant to mention the town specifically. She didn't intend to mean that Yorkshire was in Halifax. That is likely how I read it.

[@somegenerichandle]

[@Costume_CO]

I'll see what I can do!

[@jearnott]

Very interesting insight - going to see the original costumes on display at the Bankfield Museum, Halifax, next weekend! museums.calderdale.gov.uk/whats-on/exhibitions/gentleman-jack-costumes