Getting Dressed in the 18th Century - Men | National Museums Liverpool

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[@aeroncerezo8165]

Can you also do a video like this but featuring beethoven's Suit or Clothes please

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

Does anyone know the man's real name? 😭

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

Does anyone know the man's real name? Please.😢

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

@@aeroncerezo8165 do you know what this man's name is?

[@mnoor-dj6lp]

It was a wonderful time for baldness

[@HitchedBug]

Bullies must have had a bad time back then. "Who dressed you? your mother?" "No my butler." "Oh."

[@wholeNwon]

Valet

[@RenzoIsHereYT]

@Matthew Barrick No the academy.

[@taintedtaylor2586]

Kaisar lmao, that one actually made me laugh

[@imaddiio5379]

@@RenzoIsHereYT who taught the academy how to learn, your mother? "MY MOM AINT ALIVE BACK DEN SIS"

[@bittu2507]

lol

[@kellyryan7046]

Congrats to that man for REALLY getting into his role

[@Savykkyo]

True.

[@mridulsharma7994]

I could smell his fiefdom from here

[@richardgreenaway114]

Good god he looks like a major dick

[@MzRage]

Lol

[@diego2246]

He enjoyed it before getting back to life

[@arthurdayne8029]

Imagine being done dressing the nobleman, when he suddenly says “You know, the purple one is better. Go on, fetch it”

[@sarahc2491]

Purple was incredibly expensive to make, and would only be worn by high nobility! :)

[@AvrahamYairStern]

Purple would have been better in everyway back then, however in many European countries, only the King was allowed to wear it.

[@iamaghost125]

Modern me would slap him , kick him in his balls and say "Get it yourself you lazy donkey" . If I were a servant I would bow and say "As you wish my Lord".

[@crackheaded7068]

I would've said " Your girl won't like the purple one. Wear this one you're wearing"

[@MythSpeed]

@@iamaghost125 dang that's one way to either get the guillotine,the gallows,or a quick infantry shot to the head,or less exaggerated just gets fired

[@spooderman1610]

2:06 I cant stop laughing at the thought of someone having to tell a man: “My good sir, it appears........... that your flap is down...”

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

Does anyone know the man's real name?

[@danii.j_]

HAHAH!

[@rajvanshiaditya]

@@burcuahcikkubra3610 Zack Mcclamenens

[@captainpea7776]

"And!? So what of it! Dont you know i like it this way?"

[@ThornForTheWynn]

I would be surprised if political comics didn't use this or similar things at the time.

[@gracearnold7017]

2:37 everybody has to have a grape break while getting dressed

[@preetimehra207]

Gra cey 😂😂

[@preetimehra207]

Gra cey lmao

[@slowemm]

I do. But I have a small Filipino boy peel them for me first.

[@HattieMcDanielonaMoon]

@@slowemm 😂😂😂

[@kenken8765]

Fuckin classy

[@joaoglessa]

300 years later and people will be paying 600 dollars for a supreme tshirt

[@malilixoxo197]

It’s fucking hilarious to me lol

[@gilbertoperezcarmona8871]

Lmao

[@raspberrycrowns9494]

People probably paid a lot of money to have this clothes too

[@kakes121]

yes but they were of course better quality and were made with real material

[@raspberrycrowns9494]

@@kakes121 are you talking to me?

[@VolumeImpact]

imagin clothing descriptions from our time years from now *"the crop top was worn to show one's assets and navel piercings as well as providing the wearer with more comfort during the summer months, it came in a variety of sleeve lengths or could be sleeveless entirely as a tube top."*

[@TheyRiseBand]

VolumeImpact /Attenborough

[@Chelsea-dq9og]

*"many people of this time dawned a varity of styles such as jeans. Leggings were also worn and seen as a more comfortable alternative to jeans. Belts made of leather or knitted fabric were worn to better adjust the waistband. And to complete the look, hoodies were a common choice."*

[@foogoose1439]

"Nobility or the rich would wear suit, made from many kind of material. It is elegant, simple and easy to wear, usually it is worn to formal events, such as parties. Although many also wear it to work, as many workers of this time need not to go out under the scorching sun, but facing a computer for many hours of the day. A man on his own can wear asuit without any help in less than 15 minutes. However, a wife's help is sometimes given, both to speed up the process and to strengthen the marriage. If a man feels not too safe, he sometime would wear a kevlar vest underneath his suit. Not enough to stop high caliber bullets or arrow, but it's enough against pistols and knives. He then polish his shoes. Made out of leather, these shoes are sometimes different in color to the suit, giving the wearer some accent."

[@loading1345]

Y'all I could read this forever 🤣

[@bmc9504]

@@TheyRiseBand 100% the voice in my head.

[@alexandersmall7380]

So, with 70s clothing coming back into style, how much longer till I can wear this out in public.

[@nulladiessinerosa]

be the change you wish to see in the world !

[@elirchi9214]

@@nulladiessinerosa That's great advice

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

Does anyone know the man's real name? 😭

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

@@nulladiessinerosa Does anyone know the man's real name?

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

@@elirchi9214 Does anyone know the man's real name?

[@creamofthecrop4339]

this guy is so arrogant - makes the video 400x better

[@doublepiedavid8908]

I know, he could have at least thanked the butler

[@nathanb.8114]

He's only acting because that's usually how a lot of rich people acted especially in 18th century colonies. They were very arrogant because they were rich, and had privilege in society because he was rich.

[@dennisfebryansyah7232]

@@doublepiedavid8908 make us want to make a revolution

[@creamofthecrop4339]

@Henry Haggard exactly. He acts so arrogant. Thats why the video is good.

[@JENDALL714]

@@doublepiedavid8908 They didn't show in the evening when the Butler would scrub his balls.

[@dariawells7438]

I love how much the actor is getting into his "aristocratic" role. Kind of over the top, but still fun.

[@KoeSeer]

I think he was genuinely pissed because he had to shoot a video while her wife had a birth.

[@KaltatheNobleMind]

wait is that for real or you just drawing conclusions?

[@__seeker__]

Daria Wells “Over the top?” Pretty accurate. These people were monstrous.

[@italiantraditionalcatholic2390]

They where taught to be gentleman..not arrogant men.. revolutionaries where the true roughians

[@eseereoj]

Be kind. He comes from the community theatre. His day job is an orthodontic.

[@jesseh.5223]

love how he just... randomly eats a grape lmao

[@magicmooney5011]

Lol

[@mint-yw2rr]

ikr i laughed so hard

[@susannestein3955]

Sitting there having someone dress you must be hard work and he needed a snack!

[@faith4disney]

@African Niggi How? You throw grapes at them?

[@raspberrycrowns9494]

@Indian Fascist sir I'm gonna have to ask you to leave the playground

[@saintshrooms9424]

Plot twist: He looks annoyed because the grapes are fake

[@celinesaummya1567]

😂

[@Whimsy3692]

He ate a fake grape... lmfao.

[@aisheeaindreebanerjee7195]

He just ate plastic

[@Ladygeorgianaduchess]

I cant stop laughing at how douchy he looks like he looks like a 1700s douche that woman would fall for and regret being in a relationship with im laughing so hard you can just feel the amount of arrogantness he has(srry for my bad grammer)

[@AlisonBryen]

Sour 🍇 🍇

[@yamiatemyugi]

The actors in these series are amazing. They do such a good job of portraying what the "upper class" looks like without having to say a word

[@charlesprokopp276]

The valet. Loved the valet! The actor sure seemed to be internalizing some disloyal thoughts. His face was priceless.

[@noblechief4023]

Everyone during the 18th century would have acted “arrogant” and like assholes. They were opportunistic and we would’ve hated them.

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

Does anyone know the man's real name? 😢

[@SStupendous]

@@noblechief4023 "Everyone" and 'aristocrats to their peers' are different, my ignorant friend.

[@abrahamsanchez7455]

Shut up

[@thecursor1]

"Feeling gentlemanly, might raise taxes later, IDK"

[@lonewolfambiencevideos1034]

Im fucking done

[@baroness1125]

😂😂😂

[@professorely6671]

🤣🤣🤣

[@benjatubero]

"yes indeed, that would be splendid"

[@OmegaJuggalo]

Need them tax dollars for more buttons

[@elementaryschooldropout1482]

Either this gentleman is a spectacular actor or they ran out of sweets on set that day and the other man took the last one. Nonetheless, this is a marvelous video!

[@alyssajones4368]

Elementary School Dropout Lmfao

[@feurigerStern]

Elementary School Dropout He got the lemon drops.

[@esmeraldagreen1992]

Bored, arrogant aristocrat

[@Meekerextreme]

Maybe someone farted

[@arlenecerf8833]

@@feurigerStern love lemon drops

[@alyssajones4368]

The man portraying the high-class arrogant gentleman, did such a phenomenal job at staying in character, I was actually getting pissed off for no reason. Acting at its finest.

[@vadimlaptander1941]

You could move to the United States where everyone is arrogant and snobbish. All you have to do is visit new York or California and you will be surrounded by such people on a daily basis. But for someone as beautiful and stunning as you I would highly recommend a security team. You don't want men running to you for attention. God you're beautiful.

[@lyxivia]

@@vadimlaptander1941 what the fuck

[@archiearcturus7378]

Aristocracy and deportment dearie 😤😂

[@vadimlaptander1941]

@@archiearcturus7378 я не знаю, ти вживаєш наркотики чи марив. нічого з написаного вами не мало сенсу. жодних логічних раціональних міркувань.

[@MD-STUVF]

@@vadimlaptander1941 滚

[@lovingmusichere]

He looks like he's thinking about either which country to invade next, or by how much should he raise the peasant's taxes by this time. No in between.

[@indigosummers5718]

Or about how high the taxes will be in the next country he invades.

[@johnlentz9117]

Tsk tsk. Lest we stereotype all people who dress smartly.

[@ArizonaWillful]

Republican politicians dream about being this guy.

[@Solocat1]

@@ArizonaWillful Wow not another triggered Confused alt-left troll. Run along you are embarrassing yourself. #Trump2020

[@TheSpinia]

that's why he got the part lmao

[@abisemporium1427]

This man does an excellent job of being arrogant and completely disinterested, I thoroughly hate him 😆😆😆

[@HY-mv4eq]

Well after the 4th layer of clothes he might have just gotten bored with the shit 🧐

[@morganirvine2327]

Me too, something about the ruffles.

[@tracep81]

Downright obnoxious body language

[@LEN2000]

It made me smile the whole time watching it hahahahaha it kinda just adding some of humor of the thing from way back then...

[@casperl.3891]

Abis Emporium he looks like he’s posing for a statue at the beginning haha

[@militarian9759]

When you find 5$ in the couch

[@bqby.]

HAHAHA

[@asoru5573]

this is so me

[@liltingsun9485]

UNDER-RATED COMMENT I CACKLED

[@elder4481]

Lmfaooo

[@Oversneeze]

Nice

[@theFakeRed]

I am absolutely in love with 18th century fashion, especially when it comes to the men's fashion. It's all so beautiful, and it's just a shame that there are far less videos on historical men's fashion compared to women's.

[@libertyhistory]

so true!

[@digby_dooright]

No one's talking about what it would be like to wear all this in the summer without air conditioning! I wonder if people back then got heat stroke. 😮

[@Kksaeyi247]

It might be because "fashion" is seen as a feminine pursuit or a feminine passion. Even though, last I checked, men still give a crap about what they wear.

[@alexcarter2461]

Mens fashion in the 18th century for your commoner was very different from this, stockings were heavy knit wool, breeches would've be made from heavy cloths like canvas and wool, same with the waistcoat and coat, no wig. And nothing would've matched.

[@eternal_soul_999]

Потому что они на петухов похожи

[@jp4431]

Wife: honey, how much longer are you gonna take? Gentleman: just 3 more min

[@mediocreman6323]

*Wife:* Three more minutes? Oh no! It will take me another half hour just to get my corset tied!

[@micosstar]

my riggdy golly!

[@brodie2005thegamer]

Nice comment.

[@dindrane4513]

@@mediocreman6323 Not actually. A corset of this era takes less than 2 minutes to be put on

[@speedweed6671]

@@mediocreman6323 Not corsets they are called stays :3

[@awkwardzoltar3529]

Walks outside naked. Oh pardon me my butler forgot to dress me this morning. Silly butler.

[@laisetan7410]

A valet dresses the lords, not butlers. :)

[@squidbobtanglepants1921]

valet?

[@imeverywhere1156]

Say that in british accent

[@awkwardzoltar3529]

Melson Herry Duh okay Hmm myes my bootlar forgot to dress my bum bum this morning SMASHING! I’m dumb sorry Cheers mate

[@squidbobtanglepants1921]

@@awkwardzoltar3529 nailed that shit!

[@miusela]

Arrogant face sold separately

[@BR-jt6ny]

😂😂😂

[@Brightness_Radiant]

😁😁 I laughed 20x

[@aqdassyed6572]

Elite humour I must say...😄😆😎

[@isabelmelo3327]

Best comment, omg

[@esmeraldagreen1992]

Nah, it all came in a package

[@casperl.3891]

this guy looks like the spoiled, playboy son of a rich landowner staying at his country house

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

Does anyone know the man's real name? Please.😢

[@mmmirei]

That’s probably the point lol. The actor did a good job of getting into his role.

[@estherselvarani88]

Exactly. He was an amazing actor, no wonder why his face irritated the heck out of me and made me want to punch him lmao

[@juliosunga3530]

my disdain for commoners was renewed after watching this video.

[@thecitizenjoan]

Julio Sunga yes I dislike Plebes even more 😂

[@liquidocelot5976]

Indeed

[@aswarmofbeees]

Peasants.

[@ToTinTan]

Peasants everywhere.

[@bryanmartinez6600]

@@ToTinTan How dare they dine at this fine establishment known as The King Of Burgers.

[@morgaannmmoore2856]

Props to this dude because he looked so snobby it made me angry.

[@c.i.a.4618]

_They're Actors_

[@davidthompson6834]

He is a shitty out of work actor get over it

[@SonofSethoitae]

@@davidthompson6834 He's evidently not out of work, because here he is, employed

[@neitherlink6612]

David Thompson ok, that was not only rude, but uncalled for.

[@aswarmofbeees]

neitherlink I'm not sure you took their meaning as intended. They were complimenting his acting.

[@Kbear-xt9mh]

He’s not a morning person...

[@vitellonealvapore877]

who is?

[@raspberrycrowns9494]

@@vitellonealvapore877 The servant

[@ElizaHamilton1780]

Kbear2097 I think it’s his time of the month.

[@oddish2253]

In NYC Stock brokers in their fancy suits act the same.

[@asyafriday4415]

He wanted to get dressed just to look out a window?

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

Does anyone know the man's real name?

[@atheodorasurname6936]

Maybe he's looking out the window because it's cold and rainy out there, or he's expecting a visitor's arrival.

[@OperationEndGame]

He is wearing his window-looking dress... he will change to looking at the mirror dress later.

[@duolingoowl8207]

*his goals are beyond your understanding*

[@ivaivaa16]

😂😂

[@sarafritsch123]

Some of you have never been begrudgingly dressed by a poor person and it shows

[@grammarpolice2714]

The lower class would never understand! Peasants!

[@oscarclarke2653]

You made me spit my drink 😂😂

[@dakuten7883]

I feel attacked rn

[@warthief3401]

I don't think butlers where poor

[@dakuten7883]

@@warthief3401 Oh, then it should probably be poorer person. Because he was definitely poorer.

[@envyrem]

who knew it would come to throwing on a Nike shirt and some basketball shorts and calling it a day

[@feurigerStern]

When some people say they wish they had lived long ago, I just roll my eyes. Give me a Tshirt, cargo pants and sandals. Accessories? oh yeah..my wallet if I leave the house.

[@BitchItsJules]

It only really changed half a century ago

[@feurigerStern]

Luckily, I live in the US and not in Europe.

[@feurigerStern]

Julian Bruck, When I was very young, I remember women did not leave the house without a hat and gloves. My grandfather would never think of walking out of the door without his hat. Your comment brings back sweet memories of my GrandDad looking for his hat as he was heading for the door:)

[@BitchItsJules]

feuriger Stern same!!! My grandpa grew up in prewar Europe, he was a real classy gentleman! Miss him dearly. Rip to our grandparents. 🙏

[@KairiHawkeye]

Super entertaining to read the comments about his acting lol

[@SantosoWijaya]

And scary to read the comments lamenting that we needs aristrocracy back in fashion again...

[@jmitterii2]

Whenever I hear about gentrification in urban areas, I think of the dip shits who are actually buying (getting into huge debt) bubble inflated houses or ridiculous rental price apartments literally dressing up in 18th century wigs just like the guy in the video. They needed to complete it with the sword, cane, and monocle. Maybe a shirt with a watch bob and have them taking a stroll down the empty streets and closed out retail because everyone's left that part of city.

[@Theultrazombiekiller]

Honestly the way they dressed, both men and women, was beautiful. Stunning craftsmanship in the clothes.

[@memethingz6004]

mens fashion is boring af these days

[@savvy4272]

I wonder if they ever thought “damn bro I’m fresh today”

[@J-IFWBR]

all day everyday bruh..

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

Some pleb asks if you’re hot in that ... strike a pose & say, ‘I’m hot in anything I put on!’

[@xananymous431]

OcarinaSapph1r3 -24 people back in the day do not bath much..they tend to wash their face after waking up and yeah..so I dunno if it feels comfortable but to me that men fashion in 19th century looks great but at the same time uncomfortable

[@rezandrarizkyirianto-1933]

"Gracious, my good man! I'm feeling quite splendid today"

[@leftyfourguns]

@idgaf aboutyouropinions I'm sure they bathed as often as we do. In fact in many cultures bathing was seen as a hobby, a religious or spiritual ritual, or a social activity. Even peasants would bathe regularly in public bath houses. The big difference is that they didn't use soaps and shampoos and conditioners and all that.

[@TheSlugJones]

Loved this! Also loved the actors. Played the roles amazingly. The pomp, spoiled rich man, and his elderly kind assistant.

[@borisc6714]

Yes, you are right, but if you look at his hands, while he buttoning his breeches, you can see that he was somewhat nervous/self-concious to be examined like that...

[@moonfish3638]

Imagine being the elderly man watching this little kid steadily become more of a prick as he aged, oh my goodness!

[@NDBit]

@@borisc6714 yeah, no. It seemed more like he'd never done up a button before with his uncalloused hands

[@madelainepetrin1430]

I wouldn't say "spoiled" but definitely entitled. Today, rich people act like this everywhere, totally unaware that others live differently. He's just better looking and classier. Imagine Bill Gates getting dressed with his man's boobs! 😄😃😄 Bezos would look better, and so would Elon.

[@amb3007]

5:15 off to Parliament to raise taxes on the peasantry so the Crown can add more vessels to its fleet.

[@josephstalin6647]

@@Claire-ys8jc do not be a bitch

[@trashcantacos]

@@josephstalin6647 Comrade!

[@slanguagefreak2388]

or layers to his clothing

[@lhaviland8602]

RVLE BRITANNIA!

[@stephenketcham4179]

Of course the Crown must add more Ships of the Line, we must maintain our naval superiority over the French.

[@skrelemor]

the sass of this man is so unnecessarily perfect XD

[@DalV]

All that and he’s probably just going to Wal-Mart

[@DefaultName-ld1xn]

There was no such thing as walmart back then idiot

[@RichPiana5Percent]

Default Name he meant Kmart

[@Cristinact]

@@DefaultName-ld1xn It seems to me that some people have trouble dealing with irony

[@Cristinact]

Not Wal-Mart, but Tesco :)

[@DefaultName-ld1xn]

Cristinact fuck. King idiot

[@tommymak2038]

he looks like he trying to remember which country his great uncle colonized last summer

[@brandondavis7742]

@zverodion288 still...He looks like it.

[@tishafeed8085]

@zverodion288 wtf

[@samovarmaker9673]

@zverodion288 lmao incel detected

[@christinab1611]

LMFAO!!!

[@Scottx125Productions]

@zverodion288 Colonialism was just our pet project. Our hobby was fighting each other!

[@ethangreen6122]

Nobody: KZbinAlgorithm: Ya'll wanna to look pompous?

[@thecitizenjoan]

Ethan Green 😂😂😂

[@TikiShootah]

@mr sir dead from the neck up, stfu

[@cheesebottle2844]

Nobody: KZbin:AW SHIT HERE WE GO AGAIN me: OP OP OP OPPA GANGANM STYLE!!! Share and like for new memes!

[@saaulooo]

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[@cheesebottle2844]

Ikr

[@endm_]

The amount of sass and snobbiness coming from the actor is fantastic, he didn’t have to say a word and I already know what his character is 😂

[@mangopotato4725]

Could someone give this man an Oscar?

[@darthvader1185]

@Dr. Phil's creampie lounge why not

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

For what??? Someone dressing him??

[@vaahtobileet]

@@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13 for acting like a right thorough asshole

[@emilyrln]

@@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13nah, man, Oscar goes to the butler 😂

[@o0ohlaura]

Did all of the gentlemen appear THAT arrogant ?! Lol I love these videos! ❤️❤️❤️

[@nitab36]

Laura Min word!

[@o0ohlaura]

camoes aoyza I suppose. Lol.

[@BOLANAREDE321]

why do you think the Colonials were so motivated to go to war with them? ;)

[@bratheprincessofallthedrag2770]

Laura Min me to

[@TuberoseKisser]

Laura Min if they were high class then yeah

[@dorkmax7073]

This dude makes me understand why the French Revolution happened

[@betsyspins7505]

Coda Mission lmfaooo

[@jamestown8398]

Nah, he's portraying a BRITISH 18th century aristocrat. A pre-revolutionary French Aristocrat would be much, MUCH more decadent.

[@wilhelmu]

dude, read some literature of this time. these people were totally acting just like that, and they thought it's normal and didn't think much if it.

[@wilhelmu]

but this particular dude played the role so well that he made me listen to soviet anthem next

[@wilhelmu]

but consider the following. vanity is not diligence. a lot of people nowadays put a lot of time and effort into appearance, but are lazy and arrogant otherwise.

[@kuafer3687]

The actor is so amazing

[@jessim.9890]

I can't handle this sassy gentleman!!

[@mariananda5733]

Jessi M. Dude, is just an actor!

[@mariananda5733]

@idosyncraticArticulation [IA] Yes shit, really.

[@Dakingbones]

His sassyness is probably one of the reasons I might decide to go back in time and insult a gentleman by snatching his wig 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 imagine the reaction 🤣

[@mariananda5733]

@@Dakingbones ....WTF?

[@raspberrycrowns9494]

@Dick Fageroni yolo

[@bellagoth835]

i'd probably fall in love with every gentleman back then. this clothing style is hella handsome.

[@Guayabero1977]

Fashion may have changed, but being a slut has not.

[@Vesnicie]

Bella, have you moved from the country into SimCity yet?

[@belleophile]

I agree.

[@darkconversationist]

Me two

[@josephsmith1893]

Yeah sure, fall in love with mass murderers and slave traders...

[@nikolettgal7181]

4:59 All those hours of dressing just for looking out at the window at the end, totally worth it.

[@TheyRiseBand]

“I was twenty-four - younger than you are, now - but times were different, then. I was a man at that age. The master of a large plantation, just south of New Orleans.”

[@TsukinekoHeika]

Yup, pretty much. Nice quote.

[@TheyRiseBand]

Apache Bug Interview With The Vampire

[@TsukinekoHeika]

@Apache Bug Title: Interview with a Vampire. Character: Louis.

[@moongem4489]

Tbh this is closer to Lestat's attitude and style. Louis would just wear something simple in brown and black while brooding over how guilty he feels that someone is helping him get dressed - if he asked for help at all.

[@TsukinekoHeika]

@@moongem4489 Welll, after Claudia they all dressed up and enjoyed life.

[@Maring0418]

Steal his look: Ultra-Chad á la 1700's

[@rhodesianwojak2095]

lmao

[@audriellaaudrentia3598]

Lmaaaoooo

[@loading1345]

Nooooo ahahhaha

[@manuelbes]

à*

[@Nikola95inYT]

Supreme gentleman

[@ChrisStargazer]

“The gentleman would select his accessories...” Gurl, you gave your master THREE CHOICES! Ha! Clearly the gentleman is in dire need of a trip to Claire’s in the near future.

[@Fe7Ace]

The three things he picked up was his choices for shoe buckles, buckle for neck thing, and cuffs, there could have been more in the box. I would have lost it if they randomly had like a smartphone in there.

[@jay_jo5999]

10/10 Most people forget the "glimpse over your property" part of getting dressed. But not this guy!

[@saltech3444]

"Your Grace, I believe you are forgetting that when you remove your gown, I get quite a 'glimpse over your property'. Pray turn away."

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

​@@saltech3444🤣

[@CelebrianUndomiel]

The actor is great haha, totally sold the spoiled high-class gentleman

[@MrSam1804]

It's not spoiled tho. the acting is based on etiquette and expected behavior.

[@backpackpepelon3867]

Facts

[@Claire-ys8jc]

Ngl kinda wish I was an 18th century gentleman those jackets were SLEEK

[@yomomz3921]

It's not too late, they're still in production... Check "museumreplicas-com". I'm sure there's a few others.

[@vhead612]

The jacket was nice i thought Them fukkn murderers tho.

[@CaesarsLegion1]

@@yomomz3921 thx

[@sweetnsour3693]

The negative comments might roll in soon.

[@prototypep4]

@Nix A LOT of this generation (my generation) could do with a more involved routine quite honestly. Do you know how many men today have the sourest of looks when it comes time to shave? And that's a 2 min job with canned goo and 5 blades of unsatisfaction. I take 6-7 mins to do a 3 pass shave with either my straight razor or DE razor. Significantly better results and I take pride in it.

[@iana118]

4:56 “he didn’t even said thanks... :(“

[@PS-pp7kn]

You do not say thanks to a servant for ordinary things. That is for what he is there. If he saves your life in a battle, then you say it and give him a duchy.

[@bonehead9668]

@Katherine Scanlon You don't have to be polite with your servants.

[@joanwood9480]

Since the upper class and nobility were waited on hand and foot they would have been saying thank you a hundred times a day. So they didn't. Besides as far as they were concerned it was beneath them to speak to people who were not of their station

[@UchihaChikiru]

I am Loki, of Asgard do YOU say thanks to all your servant Loki? 🤔😉

[@Sikhindu]

The paycheck is thanks enough, no need for pretend to be thankful. It's a real show of dominance 😂

[@PsychoKat90]

He did such a good job being aloof and haughty!

[@vatsalsaxena8813]

Once he was done getting dressed, one could almost hear him say to his butler "Thank you , Stapleton. I shall now discuss the prospects of conquering new territory in India with Sir Clive."

[@victorparker308]

His Valet. That's the aristocratic mans body servant. Butler's were in charge of the household duties, cooks, servers, cleaning staff, etc.

[@vatsalsaxena8813]

Oh, thank you the correction :) Honestly, I didn't know the division between their functions until I read this.

[@graciebells4551]

“Sir Clive”! Lol 😂

[@ishigamiplayz8003]

*ANGRY INDIAN NOISES*

[@Urlocallordandsavior]

Nice reference to colonial India there :)

[@the-chillian]

All ready for a gentleman's difficult work of posing next to the window.

[@michaeljasonsaputra19991121]

At the end of the video he walked away from the window. Guess the King had summoned all aristocrats in the realm to gather at his court...

[@thegreenmage6956]

They ran the country. They built the world you and the rest of us all pose in now. Have some respect for your antecedents. Or make something better. If you can do neither hold your tongue.

[@Sikhindu]

@@thegreenmage6956 😁 that is some tongue lashing 🤣

[@pendlera2959]

They may have run the country, but they didn't build anything. The work was done by other people who had just as much potential to be great except they were born in the wrong class.That's what we must remember about these 'great' men - others could have done great things as well, but their talents were suppressed and their labor exploited in the name of 'nobility'. Athletes aren't expected to compete with steroid abusers; let's not compare our accomplishments to human rights abusers'.

[@stevencooper4422]

@@pendlera2959 I think it's not as simple as either "the aristocrats did nothing" or the "the aristocrats built everything". It largely depended on the individual, just as most things in life!

[@angharad.9743]

Oh servant dress me for I am far to rich to bend my knees This was the height of men’s fashion tbh.

[@Dakingbones]

angharad. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@preifrazier215]

I can't stop laughing!!!!!!!!

[@elirchi9214]

I said that in an accent lmao

[@amorrissey9264]

He put his own pants on at one point! 🙌That's progress right there 😂

[@idk-oe7tk]

Bahahah!! ROFL ! Every Aristocratic Narcissistic Snooty, Hoity - toity guy would've said that from le 18/17th Century to the early 20th!

[@Nsun07]

I like to imagine this man is the husband of the eighteenth century lady from the other video

[@donnalee.]

Cute

[@theviking9390]

Thinking the same thing :3

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

Does anyone know the man's real name? 😭

[@Hallows4]

I thought the same thing :)

[@craffte]

Well, I can tell you I think she hates him as much as we do.

[@BathshebaVanathi]

Why did men stop wearing ruffled shirts? It looks very good.

[@jackmorrison7379]

Check out some videos of the mid 1970's. Ruffled shirts made a comeback for formal wear for a brief time. Your father's prom photos, if you live in a country which knows what "prom" means.

[@BathshebaVanathi]

@@jackmorrison7379 Yes i know it was!. But i mean like why did men stop wearing in now? Like some celebrities do wear it.... but why is it not a trend....i want it to be a trend cause it looks cool.

[@PotterMarauder]

Right?? They are really attractive on men. I agree, it should come back in style 😁😉

[@bqby.]

Bathsheba Vanathi hot

[@solarvalentine4486]

I can't find a good ruffle shirt without it being part of a pirate or vampire costume :(

[@Dxco31]

18 century when men wear stocking, heels and choker

[@lefu7812]

Good old times eh

[@amyntut]

and wigs like women wear extensions lol.

[@danielechebarria8733]

Or a Motley Crue concert.

[@Cristinact]

I almost thought he was one of my 1980s high school classmates lol

[@nogibertv4824]

And a pair of musket pistol..

[@mann8557]

This period in time was truly the height of human fashion.

[@batowner1]

What about now? We got socks slides and crox. T shirts and sweat pants and pijamas in public. 😂😂😂😂

[@h0rcrux774]

@@rosaline953 tbh I thought the wig was the best part, it makes them seem more regal

[@markhenley3097]

I think women's hair looked horrible though, atleast amongst nobility. Looked better in Medieval Times with a natural and long style.

[@ingmarelfsborg1466]

1910s!

[@amiqai]

You see, even the 1940s were better. But midway across the 20th century, fashion shifted to innovation, and thus, apparently, to a downfall.

[@rosaliecrawford1841]

Love this, you can really see the evolution from this to the modern three-piece suit. I love 18th century menswear, who am I kidding, I love all 18th century fashion! 😁 thanks for the great content.

[@frank7411]

I love how 18th century menswear included a lot of embroidery, flowers, fluffs and bright colors. So creative!

[@ufosrus]

You must have lived in those days. Probably a happy encarnation!

[@midshipman8654]

topple have to agree, I love me a woman in a suit.

[@jobdoneright5934]

So you like men that dress in drag?

[@midshipman8654]

@@jobdoneright5934 Not really my style, but you do you i guess.

[@jillianmcallister1012]

Where is the actors Oscar?

[@darthvader1185]

I ate it

[@MorganChaos]

this is super interesting! we always hear about what the ladies wore but so little about the men. the detail about the linen shirt tucking around the groin so underwear wasn't necessary was really interesting, as well as the presence of knee-bands! i knew gentlemen wore garters on their stockings in many periods, much like ladies, but i didn't know it ever differed!

[@ascended8174]

The music in the background masks the angry mob of the starving lower classes outside

[@burcuahcikkubra3610]

Does anyone know the man's real name?

[@wilhelmvonberghoff175]

A lot of people tend to over exaggerate the poverty in these eras or in Britain. Yes it was bad but only in certain areas. Kinda like Chicago with the south side and then up North is more luxurious.

[@yoyomodiji]

@@burcuahcikkubra3610 you are Turkish?

[@filipematias5127]

The definition of elegance and style in men's clothing!

[@liamc1102]

Agreed.

[@699ashi]

Temperature at my place is 48 degrees Celsius. I am sweating just by seeing this guy get dressed.

[@finden3362]

48? Uh?

[@komalpanda9076]

OMG same. It's 45° here

[@MedievalGenie]

Clearly not suitable attire for your particular colony then.

[@nixonnopticus4744]

Where do you live? Is it on a hot plate? 2 more degrees and your body enzymes would be hampused

[@699ashi]

@@nixonnopticus4744 i live in New Delhi, body temperature is still 37 deg C even if its 48 outside. Anyways that kind of heat wave comes during the month of june every year. Its 28 deg C today.

[@ausmurray9437]

The actor really carries himself gracefully when he's full dressed, especially standing by the window at the end. Exactly how I'd picture an 18th century aristocrat to be. Interesting video.

[@abcdefghijklmnr]

This feels so cool...I wish this would be in present trends one more time.

[@batdog12100]

That guy really got into his role. I love how it looks like he's just arrogantly looking down at the lower class gardeners maintaining his garden at 5:00 XD

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

"Ah yes, the peasantry are at their labour. All is satisfactory on the estate. I am feeling handsome; mayhap I shall vote to tax those colonists some more later, I know not"

[@dankdrifter7329]

His suit has more parts than Iron man's armour.😂

[@pamelah1220]

And Stark had to get dressed by his robot butler too.

[@vatsalsaxena8813]

This is the most hilarious comment 😂😂😂😂

[@victoriasmith490]

Wait until you see the women's clothing

[@chvvsvv3958]

I CACKLED

[@PVTKunalmuk]

So you think,he's suit is better than mine !?

[@foxleyshop2174]

The butler puts on my pants, one leg at a time, just like everyone.

[@lifelessuser99]

Alexis Eshem Valet*

[@ghilly_one1720]

I laughed way too hard at your comment. 😆

[@moonlily1]

I wonder if he washes his own dick or if this dude does it for him?

[@fredericyurkovic7907]

moonlily1 its vagina not dick

[@GallantKnight98]

Hilarious acting and snobbery aside...it is truly amazing how the clothing looked. So elegant and high quality. Indicative of the times, as ones clothes were one of the few symbols of wealth. Today is somewhat the same, but we have many other material items such as cars and phones to show off 😅

[@richardsmith579]

But they had carriages and snuff boxes.

[@_Ahmed_15]

Must've been good times for bald men. They could just hide it with wigs.

[@pastorofmuppets4552]

Ugly wigs

[@historysquad]

No u

[@rosaline953]

Actually people wore wigs because the king of France was bald and started to use wigs, so all the people followed him.

[@Dayvit78]

@@rosaline953 Yeah not just bald... lost his hair from syphilis like many "gentlemen" during that era... ergo, now it's fashion!

[@brazenbull636]

Coulda swore it was cuz of syphilis... Edit: ha someone beat me to it..

[@backpackpepelon3867]

Feels like joining napoleon army watching this guy act. Well played.

[@Vesnicie]

An Englishman joining Napoleon's Army? Last I heard there was a term for that, namely treason.

[@krissp8712]

Vive La France ?

[@cocacolaxable]

If they were alive in 2020 they'd be like "Hello gentlemen and welcome to my epic limited edition shoe buckle and powdered wig haul! Subscribe for more epic powdered wig unboxing videos!"

[@sssinfullyyours]

3:42, love the entitled foot circles. 😂

[@wuznab5109]

Friend: the store closes at 7 This guy:

[@ponraul1221]

Me: **wears blue coat** British: *GET THAT REBEL!!!!*

[@michaeljasonsaputra19991121]

best comment so far lol

[@teletek1776]

Jade Kilgallon there were more than 200 soldiers in the American revolution...

[@ponraul1221]

Michiganium Yeah you’re right I think lol

[@Canadian-moto-boy]

TheLaneSplitter MC lmao

[@scarletfluerr]

@Jade Kilgalion Neat trick that must have been since the Americans killed nearly 25,000 British soldiers.

[@warrenarmstrong2154]

“Oh lawdy daw what Whig shall I where todeah.” “I said blue pawdair not grey, you old bastard!” “That’s the wrong brooch, I want the silver one!”

[@5.7moy]

I read that in Sean Bean’s voice and it was amazing.

[@azurelionheart]

Gah, this all looks so amazing... I hope to have at least one full ensemble like this one in my closet by the time I'm 30. What I wouldn't give to have a wardrobe full of these fine suits!

[@bradwatson7324]

I own an American style late 18th-century suit (circa 1780) that I had professionally made, using the greatest degree of historical accuracy possible, but without requiring that it be hand-sewn. It's brown wool with a yellow cotton waistcoat, and I wear it with a black tricorn hat. All the pieces are worn exactly as described in this video. It does take a while to get dressed, but not really much more than getting formally dressed in a modern day suit. Though I don't wear it often, it is fun to wear -- and I know I look good based on my wife's behavior towards me when I'm wearing it. If you have roughly $500 lying around and you don't know what to spend it on, I highly recommend acquiring one.

[@wolff4033]

imagine dressing like this becomes a trend *WE NEED IT*

[@JNJG1999]

@Wolff It wouldn't last because people are too lazy and who'd have the time?

[@epikmadman5518]

Cmon man you'd be sweating after taking off that attire

[@thedestroyerofcheese]

@@epikmadman5518 It is actually far cooler than you’d think. If clothing is made of natural fibres and tailored well, you shouldn’t be too hot.

[@epikmadman5518]

@@thedestroyerofcheese yeah for people who can afford the ones you talked about

[@prakhargupta3949]

These clothes takes so much time to wear. I would have slept half way through.

[@nightcoresubliminals2038]

I have fallen in love with the puffy-sleeves-and-tight-torso setup. As a female in theater, I have found that plus a cape to be ridiculously fun to wear.

[@invinoveritas6859]

A true gentleman must also be confident,cultured and cordial.He must also smell good,not just looks good !! He exudes charms,charismas and leadership !!

[@AppreciateMuch]

The actor acts the part of 18th century gentleman very well.

[@davislongsworth7150]

And he is very cute!

[@deaconnavarro160]

Nowadays: "Yea man I'll wear a Spiderman shirt and some cargo shorts to the airport, noone cares".

[@AnnaLVajda]

So gross. Grown men dressed like babies.

[@britb90]

Loooool

[@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263]

Anna Vajda You’re stupid, I’m a woman who dresses like a retard too. Black gothic mixed with childish things.

[@mr.codynaxe7673]

@@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263 ok milennial

[@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263]

Mr. Codynaxe I’m not a millennial, I was born in 2001.

[@vallrikstone9420]

5:13 "I say, it's time to head over to Parliament. Those taxes aren't going to raise themselves."

[@LEN2000]

I was really amazed of how the man literaly brought me back to the real time HAHAHA his acting just so on point and made smile all the way tru the video...

[@wenning9603]

*me whole time at beginning* : are u wearing anything covering the parts?

[@DavidLinn]

the video describes tucking the shirt tails under ones butt and "equipment" as a form of underwear back then

[@ItsMzPhoenix]

“The parts”

[@kuroyuri04]

Noppe~ Women and men aren't using a single bit underwear on that era's~ Kkkkk~

[@effigytormented]

Lord: Oh must I Byron? The ball will be ever so frightfully dull. Butler: I'm afraid so my Lord, your uncle the Duke impressed the import of this auspicious occasion for your cousin's return from the New World.

[@peachcakesanimations]

18th century men fashion is amazing

[@ThePaulz80]

I dunno how earth I getting into 18th century wardrobe videos. Thanks KZbin for unusual recommendations.

[@Karen-gh8gv]

I love 18th century fashion, so beautiful. A less well-off gent would have probably had his day shirt double as a nightshirt, I’m guessing.

[@Molach101]

Karen K - I'm sure even the well off wore their day shirts as night-shirts. People had different attitudes to hygiene back then...

[@blueflare3848]

Karen K I agree. I especially like the ruffles. I'm not really sure why. They just look so fancy.

[@dcarbs2979]

Not to mention a lack of water on tap. Your servant would probably have to fetch it from the estate well or local river. @@Molach101

[@barsanyibela4027]

Not at all. Changing undergarment was very important for basic hygiene. While they bathed much less than we do, they changed underwear surprisingly frequently. Contrary to modern belief cleanliness was of serious importance, particularly for better off people. Changing the shirts was the basic means of avoiding body fluids and therefore strong smells. They didn't like stinking, just like we do not like now.

[@barsanyibela4027]

@@Molach101 You are really wrong. They did change and although hygiene was different, it was taken seriously. There are a lot of misinformation circulating regarding this topic.

[@chiconeededthemoney]

Make a video of 18th century military uniforms and getting dressed would have been like for someone like Lord Nelson or Lord Wellington or General Cornwallis.

[@marlonbryanmunoznunez3179]

Thirded

[@robertojosedgzmoro]

Imagine the dressing up of a cuirassier!!

[@avantelvsitania3359]

Don’t know if forthed or fifthed

[@firepower7654]

"I'm almost dressed" "Too late....the war's over."

[@P7777-u7r]

Wouldnt it depend on whether it was a dress uniform or a combat uniform? Combat uniforms have always been more "practical" wear

[@lavanyajoseph8625]

18th century Guys: small pockets Girls: big pockets Now Guys: big pockets Girls: small pockets

[@fruitygarlic3601]

Or sometimes fake pockets. Oh, how I long for the day I can put my hands in my pockets without wearing a hoodie or jacket.

[@christianalbertjahns2577]

It's just like men used wigs and wore stockings back then and now it's women who do those things

[@justrosy5]

Actually, women didn't have pockets at all back then. It was a way of discouraging them from having money or a way of carrying "papers."

[@Attackontrashcan]

@Nix **no pockets

[@Attackontrashcan]

@Nix yes sadly

[@josephmueller335]

Beautiful clothes I wouldn't mind wearing an outfit like that

[@ashchandra6751]

4:07 "It was even available​ in blue" wow i want to see thatXD

[@aquicha8168]

It sounds so out of place in the Victorian England that I feel that I have to see it.

[@ashchandra6751]

@@aquicha8168 sameXD

[@Loweene_Ancalimon]

@@aquicha8168 this ain't Victorian, dear, but Georgian !

[@ARedMagicMarker]

And the stick-up-butt people of today want to pretend these folks didn't have outrageous fashion as well. XD