How Versace Created The Supermodels (Versace Fall 1991 Fashion Analysis)

Gianni Versace was one of fashions greatest masterminds, and his knowledge of not only design but also culture, propelled him and his brand to a status many would only describe as legendary. But then add on top of that the fact that he helped cement the "Supermodel" in pop culture, along with the actual supermodels themselves, including Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Christy Turlington, and Cindy Crawford, this Versace show was one of the most important!
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[@avocado184nhs82]

i like how the old super models were older and look more mature and confident

[@Firespawnable]

Yes they were grown women not teenage girls

[@forget3817]

The super models were in their early 20s at the time of this Versace show. But they do look more mature, and happy. They were allowed to show personality.

[@Hey-kf5er]

Greg T true, plus models were allowed to be a bit more curvy and healthy back then and ofc the hair and makeup made them look more “alive” too, now designers want models to look lifeless so people would put more focus on the clothes but imo it just makes the shows more boring and less eye-catching

[@KH-ch9wz]

There is a great copy on YT of the supermodel documentary featuring Christy Turlington. Very interesting.

[@nhlder1027]

The "old supermodels" were the first. The Versace era/Freedom 90 era was the ending to their career. These ladies started when they were like 16, 17

[@sarapagnis3659]

me watching hautelemode instead of studying for my tests

[@hautelemode]

hautelemode putting out videos instead of studying for his tests

[@sarapagnis3659]

@@hautelemode lmao Versace >>>> Biology

[@mia-cz9qu]

Me too 😥

[@PradaDarling_]

Studying fashion history >>>> my business studies

[@Doliadoll]

OMG ME TOO LOL

[@almostangel4759]

Finally Luke talking about the influence of Versace on fashion history I’m so happy

[@leo-rs3cj]

Vale😍

[@Theworldisyouroyster156]

He really was genius. Many of these pieces are still worn today. And those sexy boot are so gorgeous!

[@hautelemode]

you're so right! who knew the boots would be so timeless!

[@Theworldisyouroyster156]

HauteLeMode I love your channel honey. Since you have such a huge influence I hope you don’t mind my political comment. I can’t take 4 more years of Trump and this Republican Administration. ❤️

[@coudgeb]

I can't believe that something most of my generation called "hooker boots" are a classic now. It's fantastic that more & more ppl are not going w/societal "norms" regarding clothes & fashion. And I absolutely agree that he was genius. I feel honored to have witnessed an artist of his caliber in my lifetime. And lucky enough to have just a few pieces from this era of Versace.

[@JD-fz3hy]

When I was younger it was the supers, especially Naomi who made me not only comfortable but beautiful in being a 6ft tall women of colour, love them always.

[@th3rrr]

girl I hope you're modelling!!!

[@RLucas3000]

What about Tyra Banks

[@aaliyahetc.6687]

@GAgaV8 thats kind of...sad

[@thumamay4342]

GAgaV8 you’re beautiful no matter what

[@cooki522]

As another 6ft tall gal I know how you feel, seeing women like Naomi own their height helped me so much during my teenage years.

[@cierad.249]

Honestly the whole collection makes me want to jump into the 90’s wear every single piece and be beautiful and ruthless and stuck up, all at once lol

[@lisaellis2593]

Don' t forget dangerous!

[@kaim0nd]

Watch how the models used to walk back then. They were smiling and having fun on the runway, compared to now, most models are Blank.

[@lisaellis2593]

Exactly! I miss that.

[@azulacx9948]

I mean they have to be for the designers. lmao its not their fault

[@eo4345]

And that is not the fault of the models but designers hate when people bash on contemporary models as if they aren’t twice as starved and underpaid compared to the 90s since Instagram and celeb models have made modeling as a career obsolete unless u are already a celebrity

[@cinemaocd1752]

They have curves too! Amazing.

[@michaellablaise109]

I can’t believe he didn’t even say Yasmeen Ghauri

[@lanik4072]

Well Ghauri has made the choice to stay away from the public, and she only was part of the industry for only a limited time. Yes she did contribute but the girls in the video were the main Versace girls, who continued in the industry. It may just be out of respect for her privacy. Also not a lot of people know of Ghauri because of her short fame. It’s really sad because she was so beautiful and her walk was unreal.

[@user-ej9wl9xl7g]

Ghauri gave us the walk of life😍 5:57 13:11 19:38 24:47

[@october3018]

24:47

[@Ana-lf3ub]

Her WALK... Pure perfection

[@viragmolly2961]

24:47 but i got your point she was a supermodel too

[@MrZemus11]

Linda, Christy, Cindy, Claudi, Naomi, Carla, Yasmeen, Helena, Stehpanie, Karen, Tatjana, Kate, Niki, Brandi, Veronica, Elaine, Shalom, Amber, Megan & Najda every show these were the top models.

[@Firespawnable]

You forgot Karen Mulder

[@happylindsay4475]

No- Karen was name checked! The originals-I LIVED for these girls!

[@Firespawnable]

@@happylindsay4475 I love them all so much. 😍

[@MrZemus11]

after Stephanie on the list 😊

[@colinpsykes]

Right! And we took it for granted. Today, if just TWO of those names close a show-which they did not even walk in-with the designer (I’m thinking Kate and Naomi with Kim Jones, in this case), it’s pretty awesome. If we get a moment like that reunion at the end of the Versace show for Gianni, we break the internet. This thanks to what we’ve had to learn to deal with...

[@coudgeb]

This was an era I wish I could relive. I was a teen in the 90s, yes I'm older than dirt. But the fashion felt almost magical then. The super models were everywhere & you couldn't get enough of their walk & what show they'd be in next. They honestly helped bring the clothes to life. This is when I fell in love w/fashion & Gianni Versace💙

[@creatrixZBD]

Coudge b and then George Michael released “I Want Your Sex” with it’s iconic videoclip and the world was a beautiful, exciting perfect place for 6 ½ minutes.. glorious. Glorious and gone.. 💜

[@Firespawnable]

I'm also in love with Gianni Versace. He's my favorite fashion designer. 😘

[@xtra4life3]

Coudge b YAAAAASSS!!!!!!!!

[@gabriellarowden9442]

Same to all of the above !❤️❤️❤️

[@cocoknows]

I'm right there with you as well.

[@kannieee]

Thank you for finally doing your research on the brand. I've been studying Versace history for the last 2 years, and it really upsets me every time you call the brand "tacky" in a negative way. It is MEANT to be tacky. Gianni wanted to redefine fashion and glamour. He doesn't believe in being boring. Fashion to him was supposed to be exciting, happy, unpretentious, so he incorporated all aspects of his life into his designs explicitly. Gianni Versace really changed fashion.

[@agem1989]

A lot of "fashion experts" sometimes confuse tacky with sexy tbh. Lol they need to understand that not everybody wants to look like a weird bored-depressed androgynous

[@entrainson7208]

Yes but there are principles of design, something that the human eye is drawn to such as rules of third, leading lines, use of space etc. You can redefine fashion, but you can’t control or change the public’s taste that easily.

[@nurtured-channel2953]

.... millenials 😤😤

[@seventeenrighthere3085]

lol tacky is tacky there’s nothing in between it. im sure he knows that unusual and over the top creations don’t equate tacky. if he says its tacky, then its tacky.

[@princedavidsia5717]

@@seventeenrighthere3085 says a clueless subscriber who believes he/she is a fashion expert because hautelemode thinks so

[@ramonaflowers2813]

18:14 that's Marlon Brando not James Dean On another note I loved those crystalized tops and jackets and the wool suits. I had no idea Versace had this much range.

[@Firespawnable]

He could do alot of different types of fashion that's why he had so many different fashion lines.

[@Rorschach9674]

Ramona Flowers Marlon Brando? James Dean? On the cover of a magazine 💃🏻

[@luramirez27]

@@Rorschach9674 Grace Kelly Harlow Jean picture of a beauty queen

[@annnee6818]

@@luramirez27 Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers dance on air 😁

[@dennisjuliano2508]

@@Rorschach9674 Marlon Brando is the actor leaning against the motorcycle.

[@Hanna4645]

i did my thesis about gianni as a modern dionysus connecting his life to the myth about medusa and incorporating it in the versace's logo. I got the best note :)

[@Firespawnable]

My knowledge on mythology isn't that great so can you explain how all of that connects to Versace 😂

[@AlexHime1]

I would love to read that!

[@secrets0002]

That sounds super interesting...maybe you should do a video about it...even if it could be reading video if you don't wanna show your face!😉

[@ilovetyraandnaomi]

Note? What do you mean?

[@justondeen]

Is there any chance to read it?

[@TH-pb4ux]

It's amazing how ALL of the outfits in this show look stunning, thought through, complete and most of all still wearable. In comparison to that, the runway looks of today look mismatched and illfitted most of the time.

[@jesspyke4649]

Kaia looks so much like her mum it is actually insane! Imagine being that genetically blessed smh

[@TheArtofBeingReacts]

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[@nonyabusiness3859]

Jess Pyke but Kaia’s eyes are too close together

[@canorthernkalifornian7168]

VERSAÇE T SHIRT 👕

[@landdead26]

2:02 I'm scared by Donatella looking so much like Gaga there.

[@Beleen-gw3vw]

it’s kind of creepy isn’t it????

[@cara1111]

You mean Gaga looking like Donatella. The order is important, Donatella inspired and inspires Gaga and others.

[@Graciiifdp]

They’re v similar looking and they’re both Italian

[@Firespawnable]

Lady Gaga was actually supposed to play Donatella in the Versace tv show. It would have been perfect casting.

[@SuperChivasLover]

@@Firespawnable I don't think she would have done the accent properly. Penelope was spot on!

[@pandabrittful]

That random Casey Anthony shade made me bark out the ugliest laugh I have ever made.

[@moxielouise]

"Now we're pro sex worker, so if you're not, then unsubscribe." I love you Luke.😂 I loved Versace so much and actually visited the Paris atelier in 1991. I floated in there moon eyed, wondrous and unlike any of the other houses i visited the staff were polite and spoke to me. They offered me the both the men's and women's catalogs of that collection and i still cherish them. Hands down my favorite collection ever. My mom took a photo of me after walking out for because i cried - with joy. When Gianni was murdered i was at work and this Indiana girl sobbed. My coworkers were not sure what to do but allowed this art girl super fan to have some peace and grieve. Thank you for this video. I embodies a love for wanting to be one of the girls on that runway, my love for Gianni and my favorite memory of my first and only trip to Paris. 💟

[@alvinanis3006]

RIP to the great mind Gianni Versace, a designer truly ahead of his time.

[@darlene3318]

I love these look back history lessons. You bring me back to the 90's when I bought all the fashion magazines every month.Your videos could be a documentary series for anyone, from those studying fashion to those just like to look.

[@cocoknows]

It was all about the magazines. Also, 'Behind the Velvet Ropes' on TV!

[@watermelonantique957]

18:03 - babe that’s not James, that’s Marlon Brando 😱❤️ love your work btw

[@marteenyo]

the way every single look is still wearable today. not a single misstep. serve after serve. we must stan.

[@maddiegeier]

"The guitar that looks like a strap" Umm, thats a violin, but ok

[@CiaraCorroon]

actually i feel that it's a cello cus there's no chin rest

[@aleeeeeeexoxo]

i feel like he intended for it to be a violin but there’s no chin rest... but also no way he made that mistake? so maybe a cello?

[@CiaraCorroon]

@@aleeeeeeexoxo yeh i get what you mean, in imagery like that a lot you see violins a lot more than cellos so it is definitely strange. Although the placing of it is almost kind of how you hold a cello so perhaps?

[@CiaraCorroon]

​@@vilutti ooh that's possible - man you learn something new every day :) Old instruments are fascinating huh.

[@rupaIii]

chin rests are usually separate from the violin, and you have buy one for your violin. at least that was the case when i was having lessons. they probably just didn’t get a chin rest for whatever reason idk

[@minooverdi5459]

Yep those were the best of times. I worked in the Financial sector so in day time I did the black elegant suits, but when Friday happened it was, more is more. I remember a John Richmond leather Jacket with “destroy”emblazoned across each sleeve. George Michael was best buddies with Lisa Stansfield, who had a classic hit “All around the world”. There were only two Destroy jackets, she had the other and auctioned it for charity. I spent the next decade explaining that I had not won it (ironically I met both George and Lisa at the opening of the Versace Storein London” both gorgeous people. I did express my distress over the Destroy jacket. She grinned and apologised. Anarchy and over the top was what Versace gave us. For me Evangelista was the greatest of them all. I too loved to change it up often with red, white blue, and blonde hair. My father survived me but only just. I kept all those pieces and the finally they went to my daughter, who like her mother loved over the top. She looked fantastic. Better than I ever did. But I am biased. It’s allowed. I am mature now but my natural long wavy black hair has blonde and ash brown highlights thro it and I still pull out the over the knee boots now and then. Never stop loving fashion it is where you find your soul. X

[@cocoknows]

Loved your story. Thanks for sharing. Linda was my favorite as well until Kate came along.

[@secrets0002]

Amazing memories and thank you for sharing!!❤️💚❤️💚

[@yasmeennaheed3934]

These models WALKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The girls today could never

[@Nina_dollinista]

Ok someone needs to make a movie about the supermodels of the 90s! I would love to play Naomi...if I was 5”10 😭

[@Firespawnable]

There's a documentary with all the 90s supermodels just go on KZbin and type in Catwalk Documentary. All the 90s designers and Versace is also in it too. 👍

[@alobo2811]

Okay...I am aging myself here but I have to say that Versace inspired my whole wardrobe during my high school and college years. Imagine me stomping the floors of the hallways in my thigh high boots and gold gangling belts with dripping coins and gems letting everybody know I was coming. I loved this video and your channel is my "go to" these days. Keep it up!! By the way...Tatina was in Freedom. I only know this because my friends and I used to re-enact this video every time MTV played it. We were "obsessed", to say the least. lol

[@cinemaocd1752]

I'm so glad to hear this. I was bummed to hear they left her out. It's like WHY????

[@joegray1322]

Christy, Linda and Naomi will always be supermodels, unlike the modern breed which are just tall skinny rich girls with a bunch of insta followers

[@luciaelkayal3386]

@Lenny P yasmeen ghauri too was apart of the super models she just didn't want as much publicity as the other super models

[@mulliganstew72]

& fillers.

[@michellefrost2429]

I’m a very simple person, when someone starts talking about baroque/rococo, I pay attention.

[@blue9280]

1995 Thierry Mugler fashion show! Also, shot out to jasmine Ghauri. She ate all the other girls up on the runway minus ms Naomi. Too bad she suddenly gave up on her career

[@Firespawnable]

Luke, thank you for making this video. Gianni Versace is my favorite fashion designer. His designs were so creative, bold, glamourous, and sexy. His diversity, his positivity, his love for women, and his passion for fashion is so inspiring. He really was ahead of his time. 😍😍😍😍😍

[@RogueVideoRaven]

The art history ho in me is always ready for a HauteleMode fashion history video

[@simiokelana974]

this video truly showed me that we’re starved with actual creativity nowadays

[@westworlds]

8:05 can we talk about this Naomi look? Todays models could never!

[@nuellatagbo893]

Sofia c you speak the truth. Now their runway walk are just not it. Yasmeen ghauri walk is also so good you should check her out

[@PaulineTriage]

A couple of things you got wrong: You mixed up Cindy and Claudia with looks 3 and 4. Christy's first look was a princess or "fit and flare" dress, not a babydoll (the babydoll is the one that has the empire waist and full frilly skirt that makes anybody with a bust look pregnant. The dresses worn during that lip synching bit were babydolls). You actually correctly identified the same shape in the ready to wear portion. And the guy in the Wild One was Marlon Brando, not James Dean. But I'm being nitpicky. This was a real trip down memory lane for me. I was probably about your age when this collection came out. I'd forgotten how much I loved it. I always thought Versace took what Christian Lacroix started in the 80s and made it more accessible with the deliberate use of overtly sexy elements. Lacroix's excess skewed old compared to Versace's.

[@brittebbers]

You are right!!

[@sobeidalagrange7129]

Pauline Triage, spot on!!! 😉

[@abbyhawkins2472]

"you'll realize that Gianni does not give a singular.... fedoodle."

[@stankasssdjsjsjsj6484]

girl that isn’t james dean, that’s marlon brando

[@merrickying4264]

Luke, I'd love to hear your thoughts on Thierry Mugler's legendary 1995 A/W Cirque d'Hiver collection.

[@Limaien]

1:55 "Gianni Versace grrrrrew up" lmao I LIVE for that accent

[@lunav.1428]

Very proud that my first designer bag is Versace ❤️

[@dirtybirdy222]

That was Marlon Brando in "The Wild One" not James Dean!

[@TayronBerlanga]

This is the content I subscribed for, knowledgeable and fun. The best fashion youtuber.

[@sigurdkillerud6450]

Im so glad you found the light of Versace!!!

[@lelox1524]

AAAHHHH OMG OMYMODE 💖 getting notifications from hautelemode IS THE BEST , THANKS 😱😱🌺🌺

[@ILoveQueenB1]

This has to be one of the best videos you've ever made thank you for the time and effort you put in keep this coming

[@Sarah-nk4zh]

Omg, is it me or people were much more attractive in the past?!?! These are some of the only runaway looks I'd ever buy 😍 gorgeous!

[@cocoknows]

That's funny that you say that. I think people are generally much more attractive now. These models are some of the most beautiful people in the world, though.

[@Sarah-nk4zh]

@@cocoknows Well, maybe I don't have a fair comparison looking at myself everyday, but from movies magazines and pictures of the early to mid 1900s people seem much more attractive to me!

[@RogueVideoRaven]

I really appreciate that you sound so excited and passionate while talking about Versace even if you don’t like the clothes a lot 💛

[@lavendersky11]

I applaud this video! I've never taken the time to watch this entire collection, only clips, so it was nice to have your researched commentary while watching it.

[@juliapower896]

I love these history videos!! You made me actually appreciate Versace. I would really love to see video go in depth about haute couture and the rise of ready-to-wear.

[@Mpearl8084]

This. This is the type of content I’d love to see from you. I started watching you when you reviewed fashion shows, but I wasn’t super into your “judging the red carpet” content

[@blackathena1565]

I really LOVE this video. I am looking forward to more seminal moments in brand history because the depth of your research brings to life what can be dry and difficult to understand in a book!

[@CreamOrEcru]

I love these kinds of videos bc it helps me learn was signature/characteristic of a brand through its history, love that!

[@MiJojoSs]

4:33 thats Cindy Crawford not Claudia Schiffer

[@AndromedaChace]

He swapped their names. Claudia came next.

[@juliannah5721]

I know, he got a few names wrong in this

[@khadrockslol]

these vids are so well researched and presented!!

[@spacekatipk2175]

Awesome! I love your videos talking about the history of fashion and the runway. They are informative, accessible, and creatively inspiring.

[@hunnyflash]

These are like video essays and they're amazing. Making connections to Japanese designers, talking about older women. Amazing.

[@natalie_watson]

Fashion history videos are my fav from you!!!

[@SuperChivasLover]

Tatjana Patitz was also featured in the "Freedom 90" music video. She has curly blonde hair in the video.

[@Firespawnable]

Tatjana Patitz was also originally supposed to walk the runway with the other 4 girls but she couldn't make it. Gianni probably was pissed about that since he wanted all the models from the video. So it's funny that what is now seen as an iconic moment is actually not 100% perfect in his eyes.

[@SuperChivasLover]

@@Firespawnable Wow I had no idea. Thanks for the info!

[@MegaFreh]

Living for this video! Thanks Luke❤❤❤

[@oliviathompson660]

One of my favorite videos from you Luke, learned so much about Gianni and how impactful he was on the world of fashion as we know it wow

[@garyaminpar]

I live for Linda Evangilista.

[@DiscClub6]

These constant uploads 👏👏

[@Beleen-gw3vw]

DiscClub6 december youtube

[@nicholasrodriguez7523]

YESSSSSS.....more of Giani please! It wa sooo nice to see you joyful about a collection!

[@c.b5996]

Wow this is beyond impressive. You woulda rocked my history of costume class. A+ for doing your research accurately! THIS is why I watch this channel, the research is clearly done and very accurate

[@blktauna]

FYI, that was Marlon Brando, not James Dean. Tatiana was also in Freedom 90 video. I remember this collection and wished I could have affforded the crystal jackets.

[@TightTifannyPussPuss]

Im so happy you did this video!! Im such a versace fan esspecially from this era of gianni's body of work hopfeully you can do a part two on this and talk about the versace fw 92 miss s&m show and the ss92 show

[@dimplesd8931]

My fave HauteLeMode video. Thanks for giving a true shout out to Versace.

[@treehouse318]

this was WONDERFUL. totally took me back to my teens. thank you so much, Luke!

[@moividrih]

I just love how he says “Veeeersace” 👏🏾😂

[@nonyabusiness3859]

moividrih it’s a little obnoxious

[@superamy213]

@@nonyabusiness3859 it's the proper pronunciation

[@nonyabusiness3859]

A. L. Up until this year...lol

[@Americansikkunt]

A. L. He’s American...

[@_mustbeev]

Congrats, you just made me fall in love with vintage Versace. Ahead is a long night of coffee and research 👍🏾

[@orangeppl]

your channel is everything fashion needs. a healthy dose of reality.

[@Stefy910299]

one of my favorites collection ever made in fashion, thank you for doing an incredible video about Gianni. Ci manchi Gianni ❤️❤️

[@veganaioli]

Cant imagine how long this took to research and write, bravo Luke

[@sharonmchugh7957]

Thank you for this! I have loved Gianni since I was a girl. He is an icon. I grew up watching the Supermodels. Those girls had "It" no offense to today's models but they don't even compare. Loved everything about this and just subscribed to your page. Great job covering the greatness that was Versace.

[@vsilvia1906]

I love watching these educational fashion videos, Luke makes it even more interesting, could watch this for hours

[@Angellaye]

Guy you’re so great at this. Your adjectives, your research, your delivery, Amazing ! Can’t believe I watched the entire 26 minutes ! Def Subbed

[@user-vy8sm8nq4i]

Wow, these walks used to be so sophisticated and magnetic Meanwhile Kendall Jenner's walk be like: 👒 🤡 💪👗🤙 👠 👡

[@SuperChivasLover]

The only one who I think looks like a 90's model is Bella Hadid and even she falls short in terms of the confidence. I think nepotism spoils that unique type of "started from the bottom" confidence.

[@suleb1]

Michelle Foucault there are other models who are starting from “the bottom” and they don’t have great walks. But you won’t know or discuss that because they don’t have fame. Plus fashion houses actually tell the model’s what type of walk to do to portray their collection. And the current instruction is a very un-emotive walk to put focus on the clothes and not the models

[@TA12002]

@@SuperChivasLover bella only looks like a 90s model because she had tons of surgery to look like one (Carla Bruni). and bella is a horrible model

[@SuperChivasLover]

@@TA12002 She had a nose job and botox and that is the standard for nepotism models.

[@SuperChivasLover]

@@suleb1 Why would I pay attention to them if they don't have great walks. I think my favourite walker today is Karlie Kloss.

[@lil_archive]

Your content 😩🙌 Your curls 🥺❤️

[@marianahermenegildo740]

i love this type of videos, they educate us so much and you explain things very well. 💕💕

[@irfaandavids6158]

I would like you to do a comparison of the Versace Supermodels, The Victoria Secrets Angels and the current wave of new models (Gigi, Bella, Kendall, Cara Delevingne etc.) It's be interesting to see how models have become more mainstream nowadays

[@Morganbmoney]

Everyone vote for “haute le mode” paper magazine!!! You tuber of the year

[@doesitmatterdude162]

Luke I just woke up from a depression nap for this.

[@ivyrainbitch]

Wtf you mean “depression” nap

[@doesitmatterdude162]

Lilmama Johnson exactly what it sounds like

[@secrets0002]

It's been 4 days...lets see if today I can face the world..

[@angelcohan3124]

Best KZbin channel ever, thank you for this , so interesting!

[@backgroundlake2146]

omg. Luv this video. Do more vids like this!!!! Like an entire series about the greats set in 90's fashion . yaasssssss

[@patriciaramosaguilar1473]

Love all the historic references, LOVE YOU

[@xxGorgeousMxx]

great video! love it, thank you! :) note: all 5 were in the Freedom video, also stunning Tatjana

[@shellsxolive3182]

I could listen to you explain fashion history all day and not get bored 💕💕 love you.

[@boringgazelle1020]

Probably the best video you’ve ever made. Make it a series!

[@annate4347]

Love the video! Gianni is pronounced without the first i, by the way. Like "Jahnni"

[@revolution724]

Those clothes are still beautiful, for the most part. Definitely full of nostalgia for this Gen X-er who was in high school at the time of this show.

[@h.p.3072]

Your vibes genuinely make me happy.

[@abbyhawkins2472]

Luke, I absolutely love your videos -- I learn so much and appreciate styling, and fashion at all price points, more because of you! you're also a rare KZbin intellectual and you KNOW YOUR SHIT -- keep making content, I'll be here for it!

[@racingbee]

Congrats on 300K subs!!

[@jwlez2814]

"the guitar on the strap" me, a violinist: 😳🙅

[@taylorwooli3003]

I love these fashion history videos!! ☺️

[@TheNeeyang]

I’m so obsessed with this channel now

[@leighaneil5991]

THE CASEY ANTHONY SHADEEEE. I screamed out loud

[@cintroverted]

I love these types of posts! Thanks for doing what you do!

[@camille6637]

I actually love you, you deserve the hype

[@jessicajennifer9827]

They just don't make em like that anymore Luke. Sigh