Decades Depicted in Film

The third of four videos on fashion and film, specifically how they interact with gender. Focused on how depictions of historical fashion changes throughout time in films such as Robin Hood, Pride and Prejudice, Hamlet, and The Great Gatsby.
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[@nataliaalicjakrzyzanowska3582]

I'm genuinely shocked that this doesn't have more views, this is so interesting, well researched and made very well. Great video!

[@alyssanicole336]

Thank you so much!!

[@2cool2bhot89]

as a fashion history nut, I really love stuff like this. one of my favorite things is seeing how the 20th century (early to late) depicts fashion trends from centuries prior. keep up the good work!! :]

[@alyssanicole336]

Thank you so much!

[@obikawa]

Woah..such a brilliant video! I've never been personally interested in costume design or classic films, but this video hugely changed my perspective on the insight it can bring to its own time period through its depiction of another era, especially through its reflection of the progression of women's roles in film through the decades. Especially loved the some of the points you three raised in the Hamlet section, I could watch a whole video on just your thoughts on those movies! Incredibly well researched and professionally edited, (loved the little intro sections) perhaps my experience was discounted due to my unfamiliarity with the films and fashion in general, but it was still a fascinating topic, and you three delivered it in a comprehensive yet insightful way. Looking forward to part four!

[@alyssanicole336]

Thank you so much, that's so nice!

[@DipityS]

I really enjoyed your presentation - thank you all for sharing that 😊

[@alyssanicole336]

Thank you!

[@wave1313713]

needs more thomas

[@alyssanicole336]

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