Get Ready with Me While I Answer Your Questions | Q&A Part 2

Hello Darlings,
I have finally finished answering your questions! I'm sorry I wasn't able to get through every single comment. If I tried to answer every question, the video would be far too long!! xx
I hope you enjoy this longer than usual casual video while I sit down, have a chat, do my makeup and do my hair!
Lots of love,
Sage xx
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[@michelesusanne1]

We are a family of 7 and I am a stay at home Mom. I love cooking from scratch, baking bread and living simply. I will never regret sharing so much time with my family vs building a career. No one I know who is retired, wishes they focused on an outside the home job more, it's always more time with the family. Your videos are so Joyful!

[@looloo4029]

Absolutely, I doubt very much that anyone, on their deathbed, will wish that they had spent more time at work as opposed to spending more time with their families! 😊

[@hannahgreen2876]

I love your 50’s housewife videos! I never understand why people look down on the role of a housewife as degrading. You gave us a great perspective on life back then. It takes a lot of work to keep a household together and stay at home wives/mothers have so much responsibility! I’m a full-time working wife/mother and I honestly think my days off at home with the kids are even harder than my days at work.

[@meganelizabeth772]

My husband runs a business and he has to take over on days when I have had seizures or get sick and he told me he didn't know how much it took to actually do what I do to run the house and that he would help out more. And he has since he told me that 🥰

[@Cathy_fifties]

I love the 1950's as well and I too don't understand why women look down on the role of a housewife. I would love to go back in time and live that life again. I think it was such a beautiful time. I am a housewife now & I love what I do by taking care of my kids and husband and my dogs. I think of myself as a regular Donna Reed. :) Thank you Sage for your awesome videos I love them all. :). ox

[@designedforkingdomlife]

Yeah my husband definitely couldn’t handle it if we switched places 😂

[@halleohara1604]

If you could, you should do a music playlist!!! I’d absolutely would LOVE it!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@sallycormier1383]

Yes, please do the 50’s inspired cooking show! Sounds so fun. FYI I’ve been doing the Jack LaLanne exercises in the morning. Lol.

[@JG-gb3lm]

How’s it going?? I’ve started too. Only 2 days in though.

[@anxhelinaprifti4529]

@@JG-gb3lm where can i find all the episodes please 🥺

[@kayleealexis4801]

Please do more "day in the life" videos!! :D

[@kaydyanful]

OMG yes!! Rachel and Bernadette for the win!!! 💕💕💕

[@retr0_rose]

It’s My Party And I’ll Cry If I Want to!!! Love that song!

[@emilyharris1559]

I would bring back the fix-it culture/fixable items. I hate that we have "planned obsolescence" and that things are made to break so that you have to buy another.😢 On a separate note, I find it hard to find clothes (used, vintage, any really😒) in my size since I'm overweight. I wish I new how to sew "seeeeew" badly.😉😆😭😩

[@suzannemartinez3137]

Family meal time, at the table, not around the tv is very important.

[@Sjp374]

I know this is an old video, but like many, I’ve been binge-watching your channel recently after having a 2yo need a hospital stay and being pinned down while she slept. Thank you for doing “day” and “week in the life” type videos. My grandmother was a post-war bride, and she always said her stay-at-home days raising kids were her happiest. (She worked and was single during the war). So many women DID find fulfillment at home and wouldn’t have chosen it any other way. She is my inspiration to be a home maker myself (going on 6 years now with 4 great kids and hard-working husband - who, like many men of the 40’s, doesn’t love his career but loves his family and works for our benefit). And doing those videos I think gives more insights than just reading about it through modern critical lenses. Thanks for such an inspiring channel… I can’t wait to use so many of your tipd.

[@Stephanie-hn3yn]

Awww I love that you guys swing dance! I learned a few years ago and fell in love with it 🥰

[@SageLilleyman]

It really is just so fun! :)

[@carriesnest]

I love your little bloopers at the end, they're always so cute and funny. I remember doing pin curls in high school when I was in cosmetology and I got pretty good at it. Now I want to see if I can do them still 😆

[@mimi_j]

I think it’s wrong for women to attack others for wanting more traditional roles. I’ve seen it often these past couple of yrs.

[@amberhowieart6230]

Love your videos Sage and the bloopers at the end get me every time 😂

[@rebeccachambers419]

Oh Sage. Please don’t listen to that woman who made a comment about being a stay at home mother or wife or woman. Those types of comments come from women who do not understand what the women’s movement was all about and they’ve added an extra rule. The women’s movement was just about choice. A choice whether we wanted to stay at home or go out and getting a paid job. We have that choice now. I love being at home and cooking and cleaning. I love it!And nobody has the right to tell me that my choice is wrong. That just makes them wrong. I love your channel and what you were doing to bring back femininity.

[@6thgraderfriends]

It's ironically refreshing to hear someone around my same age say they want to be a mom. I swear I hear more and more people in their 20's insisting they won't ever become a parent and I feel a little weird about it.

[@kalliste01]

There have always been people that didn't want children, women now just have more of a choice about whether they have them or not. It's far better now where only people who want to have children have them. The choice really has nothing to do with anyone else and how they feel about it.

[@6thgraderfriends]

@@kalliste01 Oh yeah, it's way better when only people who want children have them, of course. It's just felt weird hearing someone else my age say it since everyone else I know don't want any.

[@sofiabravo1994]

@@6thgraderfriends yea it’s refreshing seems like it’s trendy to hate kids yikes. Our own species.

[@JB-vd8bi]

Not long since that was a woman's only purpose. I think it's great people can choose and express themselves. I won't be having kids. But I would happily crochet things others kids and babysit.

[@CrankyGrandma]

As an old broad who now has grandkids- having kids is not something you will regret. Dang it all, it’s a superpower! We can grow humans inside our bodies. I don’t understand their negativity towards having kids. I grieve for those who want to but cannot.

[@crystalrowan]

I've thought of this before while watching your videos but ESPECIALLY in this one - you really remind me of Geena Davis' character in A League of Their Own. Obviously the hair and makeup but you also have that beautiful facial structure too. This look is sooooo perfect for you!

[@tinysketches2933]

I'm really glad you did do that '48 hours as a 1940's Housewife' because that's what brought me to your channel. I LOVE your videos and you helped me get interested in the 40's and 50's.

[@SageLilleyman]

Aw thanks so much! 💞

[@rachellewis7698]

Love youuuu. You’ve inspired me to start my vintage journey. So good getting to know you more!

[@SageLilleyman]

Aw, my heart is so warmed!!!

[@chemicaljonez]

You're adorable, your soon to be fiance "wink wink" is a very lucky chap.

[@loribothwell5493]

Sweet humble and beautiful. You are as rare as your vintage pieces💕

[@isis-daisy3384]

I have people say the same thing to me about my accent haha! I grew up in Australia until I was 19 and have lived in the UK for the past 2 & a half years, plus my husband is English. So my accent is a very soft Australian with a hint of Southern English. 😂 But I also think most people outside Australia expect us to sound like Steve Irwin or have a really heavy, broad accent and don't realise there are a few subtle dialects.

[@SageLilleyman]

Hahaha the Steve Irwin expectation is hilarious 😂

[@looloo4029]

And don’t forget the Crocodile 🐊 Dundee expectations!

[@isis-daisy3384]

@@looloo4029 the amount of times I've heard "that's not a knife" hahaha

[@susannechinn647]

Where do you get the vintage makeup? Or the vintage makeup containers so you can add fresh refills?

[@naturewandererZ]

I grew up in the southern part of the US but my accent can change to british or scottish for some reason. Brave was one of my favorite movies when I was younger and Doctor Who and Sherlock are two of my favorite shows. When it comes to accents I definitely think you can pick up accents from movies or shows or even people you're exposed to often.

[@JaneElizabeth84]

James Stewart 😍 I love his films 💕

[@candess]

I've always been very work driven woman, now that I'm 32yo I've worked already for 17 years from my life. I've always had the fantasy that I could be a housewife since I Love homemaking, but I've always had the feeling that I'm not allowed to ssy that out loud, especially here in Finlabd where equality is a huge subject. But as I've got More years and especially getting married reacently I've been thinking that how Come I'm shamed to have these dreams. How Can it be, that in these times when women Can do anything it's a bad thing to wish to be a housewife. I Can understand if there are negative sides to it, such as domestic abuse or the "White pride" ideology, those are never ok. Thst was a long story :D you make my Day, Love the way you present yourself! Btw, how are your nails so gorgeous, mine are just crumbling away xD

[@SageLilleyman]

Thanks so much for commenting! 😊💕 I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

[@ritalawson7020]

If you are a stay at home housewife you are not earning money that’s why it’s not encouraged because if there is a break up then what do you do get a job that’s what times have changed since the fifties😢

[@sylvaniansdownunder]

James Stewart - Rear Window, great movie and you would love Grace Kelly's fashion in the movie too🥰

[@karin0963]

Jimmy Stewart and Cary Grant are my favorite male actors. I love the old black and white movies.

[@bananabuttersomethin]

Sage: I haven't traveled a lot. Also Sage: *lists five foreign countries she's been to*

[@auletjohnast03638]

PERO QUE CHOCHITA MAS LINDA Y FLORECIENTE TIENE ESA HEVA!

[@beautybug1831]

Never apologize for the length of your videos - the longer the better... 😎💖

[@dianacalahorra9467]

I’d like to see you do a sewing video for James!🤩It would be interesting to see you guys in your vintage wear!

[@HGCUPCAKES]

My grandma and favourite Uncle recently died. I went looking for a Coatdress. I couldn’t find any, anywhere! I cannot believe that these things are no longer sold in Australia. Tragic to see this type of classy style is no longer available. Grrr!

[@Emma-ii9gf]

Sage, I am obsessed with your videos. I found you through your housewife video. I want to be a housewife like my grandmother once I get married. Love your videos. Love from Kansas

[@caroline7420]

Same!

[@crystala8020]

I think that is awesome! Please don’t let women bully you into embracing a life you don’t want! There is absolutely nothing wrong with a traditional wife life; IF that is your choice! Make a life that makes YOU HAPPY! Blessings love!

[@Emma-ii9gf]

@@crystala8020 Thank you for saying this. I’ve gotten hate from other girls my age. But I know the most rewarding life, is serving others and not just my self. Hope you have a lovely day. God Bless dear❤️

[@SageLilleyman]

Aw, thank you so much!!

[@dezbiggs6363]

@@Emma-ii9gf I'm a housewife and i love it. I always new I wanted to be a homemaker and raise my family. I struggled with finding a "career" and I just accepted that this is what makes me happy and screw anyone who doesn't agree with it.

[@kelliesue87]

I loved the comment you read from the older women who is looking for inspiration. I’m 52 years young and have been dressing vintage for about 10 years. I love watching all you young ladies videos about vintage fashion , hair and makeup but honestly I realize some things might look silly on me . Thanks for letting me know about Nikki Redcliff !! I just found her on Instagram. Does she have a KZbin channel to ?

[@SageLilleyman]

I'm glad you enjoyed that, it's always nice to see a variety of ages dressing vintage! You are welcome! I don't believe she has KZbin but I did find a video of her on here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2eseIp6bsqSsMk

[@MetalMusicBarbie]

Hi! How long have you been living like you were in the 50's? I literally love your style and videos. I ended up here by accident and I love it. ❤️

[@firesideclassics]

Sage, I just adore your videos, and you are so sweet! Where did you get the gorgeous brush comb and mirror set you use? I've been dying to find one... Is it real vintage or a modern replica?

[@sherigiffin4515]

James Stewart!! Good to hear someone else loves him too. I fell in love with him listening to his radio show...then I found out he was a movie actor!

[@EvelynRinehart]

Do you listen to any Buddy Holly or Dion and the Belmonts? I too dress vintage. Love your videos!

[@kelleefalcon2023]

Another Jimmy Stewart movie to watch is "The shop around the corner"

[@SageLilleyman]

Ooohhh I'll have to check that one out! :)

[@laurafernandez8281]

Love Rear Window

[@kasie680]

Yes I get the American accent it pops in here and there

[@kasie680]

Oh yes! Glen Miller orchestra 👏👏👏

[@MissVictoryRolls1940]

Me too! Listen to Glen Miller on my daily commute and it really sets me up for the day! 🎷🎤🎺🎼

[@loreanschaffer2604]

I've got an answer for you when someone asks you how old you are? Just tell them that you are 80 and then quickly say But don't I look good for 80? And leave it at that. I think your beautiful .I love your attitude , the way you dress and how you decorate. And your guy is quite adorable.

[@TheStoneWhisperer]

So enjoyed getting to know you more sweetie! As always, your smile, personality make my day gorgeous!! Happy New Year to you and your family! Hugs..😊💖🙏.

[@SageLilleyman]

Thank you so much!!

[@MignonImke]

Was so lovely getting to know you a bit more. 🌺

[@SageLilleyman]

I'm glad you enjoyed watching, thank you! 🤗

[@angelalong6740]

You really inspire me. I just got a 50s cook book. I'm excited to try these. Thank you for bringing these styles back. Any ideas about you doing a talk show? I would love to see you become successful in this.❤

[@sharonleane]

The accent question: I was surprised at how English you are for an Australian. You should get regressed, to see if you are living a past life. I love your channel and have so much to watch and catch up on as a new follower.

[@laurafernandez8281]

Maybe I can answer the question of your accent. I've noticed that Actors that have come from Australia seem to have sometimes American accents

[@melanielester2106]

Another lovely insight into your life, loved the bloopers at the end ! I like the fact that you don't push 'true vintage' as the only way forward. Very few of us can afford the price of 'true vintage' unless we are lucky enough to find something in a charity shop. Many, more modern items (which are plentiful in charity shops) can be made to look as though they are from older eras. I love James Stewart too ! X

[@SageLilleyman]

Thank you so much! 😊 I'm glad you enjoy the bloopers hehe :) Absolutely, it is just not realistic for everyone to pay a couple of hundred dollars per vintage item of clothing!

[@kays7543]

Hi. I was thinking the same thing about your accent. It sounds mixed. I’m just happy we can understand you. 😊🌸

[@isis-daisy3384]

I think it sounds very Aussie. I have the same accent! ☺️

[@oliviacatherine3]

one of my favourite youtbers is rachel maksy too, and i recenlty found your channel through you! sending love from melbourne :)

[@racheldrost3553]

Hi there new subscriber here ! 😊 I also absolutely love the oldies music! My go to music is anything from the 70’s , Glen Miller Greatest hits, and Harry James and his orchestra.

[@bethmarkiewicz1610]

Great video! I love your out takes! Lol. Can't wait to see you next week! I have been doing my daily workout with Debbie Drake and loving it!

[@SageLilleyman]

Thank you so much! Oh that's so great you doing a daily workout with Debbie! xx

[@Caroline28483]

It's so sweet that you and James go dancing together. At least in my area of the US, we have nothing like that but the moment I find an event for swing dancing, I'm going! Your trajectory with sewing is pretty similar to mine, although I still have to call my dad whenever our machine jams... oops! I've never seen Rita Hayworth in anything. My favorite old Hollywood actress will always be Audrey Hepburn

[@SageLilleyman]

James and I really enjoy going dancing together, although we haven't been able to go for a while because of Covid! Thank you so so much Caroline, that is so sweet of you! xoxox

[@JH-kw8zy]

Make a You Tube playlist of 50'susic pleeeeeaaaasssseeee!

[@debrakimdk6143]

Loved☕️☕️🎀🤗I also love from 1900s up to the 70s⭐️🥰I do not like 80s forward🤪I think we live in a microwave society and in our phones. Women’s fashion is just big square not becoming at all. Just a lazy style!! ❤️Love your channel

[@SageLilleyman]

Couldn’t agree more! Thanks so much for watching! 💕 xxx

[@aaronaakre9470]

Gina Davis from a league of their own is who you put me in mind of. You are both very beautiful and down to earth.

[@Venus50]

I just started following you a couple weeks ago, and today I am looking at mattress reviews and ran into your (brand new) video. :-) I call that serendipity!

[@SageLilleyman]

Hi there! Thanks so much for subscribing!! xx

[@greata80]

I have this great 40s pattern for a skirt and it's crazy how effortlessly perfect the silhouette is! It's super flattering

[@JB-vd8bi]

Australian accents do vary! You sound Victorian maybe South Australian to me. I'm a Queenslander and would sound much flatter and broader compared to you.

[@SageLilleyman]

It's so interesting how our accents can vary so much. I'm not so great at distinguishing between Australian accents though! I grew up in NSW and I now live in Victoria, so I must have already picked up a Victorian accent lol! :)

[@claremiller9979]

You sound country NSW or Vic to me, as another country girl. Not posh enough to be from Adelaide lol

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

I'm American 🏈 and totally confused 🤔. I thought she was either English or American!

[@luadraponies]

No, no, no. Nsw has many accents as well. But it is all changing and the young ones are more like homogenised milk from watching so much on screens and some people quickly absorb things from other people and some never lose their accent.

[@Cardane2023]

Hi Sage, this Q/A was so interesting. I just love your Dining thru the Decades series. Will you be doing a cooking series from the Edwardian period?

[@fourleaf8055]

You’re Aussie! Took me a min to place it. You definitely sound different. Your o and r are what i heard as Aussie. Your a sounds very American.

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

...but sometimes she sounds British! 💂

[@ingridpear1882]

In Canada we have college where you get a diploma, is more experience and skill oriented.Things like graphic design or art for business/advertisement, therapy,ems, hair dressing and hands on type things.University is for a degree and is more information based learning (recently they've tried to incorporate more experience,but this and past year everything's been online). Things like the bachelor of fine art,law school, certain versions of engineering etc.Both have architecture, nursing usually starts in college 2 years, finishes 2 in university,or does all 4 university.So a little bit of an idea 😉.In the U.S.A.-they have community college and state colleges/university.Community versions usually function to help get into further state version stepping block, aren't job accredited for many purposes, and things like regular nursing might for example, could get u a bit of a job locally in your state depending on what they recognize but to be fully accredited u definitely need to go on to a state recognized university, especially for Registered Nursing (office paperwork.I don't know if you call that R.N. where u are?). I happen to think the 'engagement dress'from a scene in high society, played by Grace Kelly would make for an attractive modern interpretation. I really think women in the 50's had a lot of leeway,were active in meetings for charity, which is easy to not have time for when everybody works the office job.Forcing women out of the home when it's not their choice of preference really takes away their rights.So if it works in your favor (and your family 😊), good for you!! more power to ya.

[@claremiller9979]

If you do end up finding and/or making vintage clothes for James, please show us those too! I just found your channel, it's super fun, but I actually like dressing in suits and would love to see how you go helping him find a more vintage look.

[@katherine4145]

I have just recently discovered your channel, and I LOVE it!! I've always been obsessed with the '40s and '50s, I'm sure I was born at the wrong time! I'm from North East England and don't hear any South East England accent btw, it sound fully Australian to my untrained ear 😆

[@SageLilleyman]

hahaha thank you! Xx :)

[@amiegamble1678]

Bell, Book & Candle is one of my favorite James Stewart movies. His love interest was Kim Novak. One of his last w a much younger romance. He didn't like perpetuating the older guy/younger woman romance. Lovely eclectic outfits.

[@rebeccacisco9420]

First off, I want to say that I just found your channel a few days ago and have been devouring it when I have a spare moment. I am a woman that is half way a walking anachronism. My mind is on other eras most of the time. I had a thought, I think you did fantastic job with being a 50s housewife for a week. I am probably a little older than most of your viewers. I am in my mid 50s. I had parents that had a large age gap between them and oddly enough, my late husband and I had a wide age gap. The cool thing with these facts is that I had unique windows into the past. What I am leading up to here is that I think your sister was mistaken in the message that your videos might send. I think there are a lot stereotypes of women in the 50s and what was expected that are a bit off in the modern imagination than they really were. As, women having no choices and having to obey their husband's in everything is less true than most think, and some women did work. In fact, I fell heir to my grandmother's keepsake box and there was a paper for people whom were considering wedlock from the 1930s, that encouraged women to help out with household finances by getting a gob. My great aunt was a nurse and married to the head engineer of General Motors. She definitely didn't have to work. But she pursued her career and raised a family. However, when the Great Depression hit, here in America, married women were not allowed to work and take jobs from men who were considered the obligatory provider. However, just a few years later, women were again encouraged women to get back in the workforce during WW II on the other hand. one could really tell how exhausted you were when you were living for a week as a 50s housewife. Thank goodness we have so many modern conveniences that make life a little but easier. I really miss the values that people had then. It seems that in a lot of ways the moral fiber was stronger because parents were more there for their kids. My husband was raised that you sit down to eat and leave distractions behind and be present with family. I am so glad that we brought our kids up that way. I think that is something that really deserves to make a comeback. I think families would be stronger. I cant wait to watch the rest of your videos and look forward to any new videos you make.

[@joshuajuelar5243]

Please do your skincare routine for your next vlog...Thank you

[@lulunana1532]

I know it's been awhile since you posted this video but wanted to say my mom was a sophomore in highschool in 1937. She taught herself to sew and in her sophomore year the home economics teacher in her very small home town could not sew. My mom at 16 taught the sewing segment that year. They made a house coat, aprons and a pair of shorts. She was an awesome seamstress and while I was growing up she sewed for the public. I was the best dressed girl in school and all my friends wanted my clothes. She made all my ball gowns too. I sew too but always judge my skills by my moms... and I never measure up! Love your videos!

[@JB-vd8bi]

Also Gregory Peck is an absolute dreamboat

[@SageLilleyman]

Oh my goodness yes!

[@jessicacanfield5408]

I was wondering about you accent also. You finish a lot of words with a "r" sound like the New Englanders here in the U.S. like Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Maryland area

[@carmenm.6733]

First and foremost, I would like to apologize for the length of my comment. It is not just your 50s clothes that you wear during your videos, which is great, it is all that pertains to those years, the preceding decade and the ones after, the 60s, but only until about 1968. I always used to tell my mother when I was little that when I grew up, I wanted to wear the clothes like the ones she wore. I remember a friend of the family was getting married, I was about seven. She wore a beautiful white short dress with a petticoat, and it was simply gorgeous. When I saw the movie Funny Face for the first time, it reminded me of our friend's dress. I believe that a very unfortunate thing happened. Toward the end of the 1960s, an immeasurable harm was done. My philosophy is there was a before Vietnam and an after Vietnam and perhaps that and the feminist movement, were the two biggest mistakes made, especially in the United States and because of it, lots of other things also changed. For example: Hairdos, not wearing beautiful hats, long and short attractive gloves, which these played an important role in 1950s fashion. Shoes, veils in church, funerals, etc., and many other trends that made a great and complete attire. I loved seeing my mother finish cleaning and cooking, and after taking a shower, getting all dressed up and beautiful 👗👠 for when my daddy got home and we were all bathed and dressed until it was time to put on our pajamas and go to sleep. Your videos are lovely, as it is the way you do your hair and everything else. Also, I like your cooking very much and the ideas. One thing I thought it was very funny, as I started to write this comment, at the same time I started to watch the video, and I started to write ✍️ about the fact that I listen to the old fashioned music, as well and that I simply adored Doris Day, Audrey Hepburn, and the movies from the 40s, 50s and 60s, precisely because of how the ladies were dressed. Although, to me, it was not simply the ladies. The men were very handsome in their suits, which it did not matter if they were from the elite society of poor folks, the men were always dashing. One of those men was Cary Grant, born Archibald Alec Leach in 1904. Additionally, I also like the late 1800s and the turn of the century beautiful long dresses, especially the gowns, for a ceremonial or more formal setting. I always say that I was born at the wrong time and perhaps, even in the wrong place. I will quit for now, as I do not wish to bore you more than I already have and also to the other wonderful people interested in this fabulous world that some of us wish we still had.

[@jessicacanfield5408]

You said you have not traveled and then names several countries you traveled to lol i have only been to Hawaii for 2 weeks on my honey moon in 1986 and in 1983 i traveled with my church to Europe for two week and visited London, England, Paris, France, Germany with a name that is really hard to pronounce and don't know how to spell, Switzerland and Austria. How ever we only stayed about 3 days in each country but I loved it. I would love to go to the countries you have been to. If you can and enjoy it i would sugfest you travel before you have children because after unless you and James are making very good money it will be very hard if not impossible to travel until you are retired. I plan on doing some more traveling in the U.S. after i don't have to work anymore if that will ever happen. Thank you for so much for doing these Q and A's i was intrested in asking but thought it was none of my business lol. My younger brother painted in water color and did a really good job according to his kindergarten art teacher and said water color is one of the most difficult medium to work with in painti g

[@angelinasantana7187]

When I heard Doris day my head was like ya ya roly Poly. And I agree I don’t like modern music AT ALL .

[@littleaboutalotnotalotaboutshi]

Like the Downton Abbey would you do a video with the Downton Abbey classic woman

[@javierv.5242]

Good afternoon from Los Angeles, California. It is noon here.

[@kamrynstryker8367]

You should watch jasmine chiswell, she as well lives the vintage lifestyle, and she lives in Marilyn Manores old house in LA, She is how I found your channel

[@emma-victoria3350]

I love some of the 1950s dresses. I dont know if you know but there is a brand called hell bunny that have some lovely 1950s style clothes.

[@emilyjenkins4782]

I really enjoy your videos. You mentioned that your sister dresses vintage too. I would love to see you and your sister do a video a vintage video together in the future. Thanks!

[@elizabethchurch9720]

Your accent sounds like a mesh of English and Australian. Very pleasant.

[@CraftingInWis]

Love your videos, have you seen the Glenn Miller story? Jimmy Stewart plays him in that movie it's a must watch. Do you work? I'm from Wisconsin USA 🇺🇸 😀

[@SageLilleyman]

Oh I haven't watched that yet, it sounds amazing! I am a student at the moment so I don't work. xx

[@sharniejaeschke52]

I love the old Fred & Ginger movies!

[@Swiftie_that_needs_help1324]

Amercian here. I remember watching i think the same qna as this one or it might have been a different one but you siad you were vegetarian how come you are vegetarian. Keep up the good work sage

[@Glasgow-actress.28]

If you ever come to Scotland for a few weeks then you will enjoy your holiday with James in one of the lovely hotels in Glasgow.

[@ccw2613]

That sounds like a lot of travel to me. Do you always cook vintage and do you ever watch modern TV?

[@lisaoconnor7897]

I love your videos. Keep up up it is nice to c something different to watch

[@luannedimaggio7025]

Have you seen the Philadelphia Story with Jimmy Stewart and Katherine Hepburn great movie The clothes are great. Bringing Up Baby has great costume designs. Fun story line. I think I am a reincarnation of a lady from the 40s love that era. Thanks for all you do. Loves from USA

[@daric40]

1940s ? 1950s? Or modern pantyhose

[@13_vi_rey]

Such great content! I love your videos and always make me smile! You are such a wonderful person! :)

[@SageLilleyman]

Thank you so much!!

[@littleaboutalotnotalotaboutshi]

Would you ever consider doing a Victorian wardrobe and living video

[@kpgunther]

You should add The Closet Historian (Bianca) to you list of Vintage style KZbinrs to watch. She's fascinating!

[@mickyfish536]

I'm American and I don't get an American accent from you at all - it all sounds like adorable Australian to me :)

[@AB-mx1de]

I'm American and I definitely knew she was Australian too :)

[@myhillslife27]

So bizarre you are fully Australian accent! ahaha

[@oldsoulone1217]

I've only just found your channel, and if I could ask one question, how do you manage to dress vintage, without the clothes looking too old for you if you know what I mean?

[@qienna6677]

Also, it's not your era, but Priorattire is a good channel to watch.

[@SageLilleyman]

I do sometimes watch her channel, she is great!

[@aaronaakre9470]

I know how to sew but I don’t like to do it. I’m not a details person.

[@nicolepinniger7615]

I really like your video, thanksf for making them. I am a reto fan. I love the 60's, 70's and some 80's clothes. I mostly wear 70's style clothes. Most of my cloths are from the 70's but some are 70's inspired. I am into more of a formal look/ over 30 looks, from these eras. I don't like hippie cloth. It is all over the place gives off an air that you don't give a toss. I also had decorations my house with a mid century modern look. Over time I plan on renovating it and putting back some of the late 60's look that it would have. The previous owners have given it a late 90s early 2000s look.

[@SageLilleyman]

Thank you for watching! 😊

[@saschamayer4050]

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[@veganlunchmom]

I love the 50s dresses too!!

[@allyssaedwards1261]

Sew James some vintage clothes :)

[@SageLilleyman]

I think I'm going to have to get on that straight away haha!