How To Fight In A Dress: Gird Up Your Loins!

It's important to know how to gird your loins, people! Should you be unexpectedly attacked by baddies while wearing a ballgown, for example. Because how can you fight in a dress if it's tripping you up?
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[@MadameTamma]

I could have used this advice last weekend when I was traversing the countryside and my carriage was attacked by mustachioed banditos looking to steal my collection of priceless Rubies. Normally I'd use my mastery of Kung Fu to shoo them away but they caught me in my best ball gown so I had no choice but to surrender my jewels. Well never again banditos! because I subscribe to Jill Bearup's youtube channel

[@npzabov]

Damn baddies always stealing other people's rubies...... T_T

[@JillBearup]

This comment needs to be framed. Or embroidered. Or something. 💕

[@MadameTamma]

@@JillBearup Thank you, and my priceless collection of Jewels now better protected than ever thank you too.

[@Joekool88]

@@JillBearup you could pin it

[@sawderf741]

I am the frito bandito.

[@sosukeaizen7028]

The enemy: "Ah yes, it would be impolite of me to attack whilst the madam has not properly girded her loins".

[@subtleaggro]

Well, just because they are your enemies doesn't mean they are without manners.

[@geererdway]

@ Sōsuke Aizen I’m sorry, I have to do this or I’ll go crazy, but I think you mean “madame.” A “madam” is a woman who controls prostitutes, while a “madame” is a proper lady.

[@sosukeaizen7028]

@@geererdway I mean, either or works in this context.

[@geererdway]

@@sosukeaizen7028 I-eh. You're right.... *Has existentialist crisis*

[@bucca2]

I mean, a lady could probably find somewhere to hide for a few moments while she girds her loins.

[@chrisk3824]

Now I want my heroins in shows to tie their dresses instead of ripping them. Such a waste of good clothes. Especially in medieval settings

[@JillBearup]

*cloth rips* 😤 “Do you know how expensive silk is in this century? Do you?” *chases ruffian with poker*

[@sharknom8867]

Yes really it hurt when they did that- like yknow how pretty some dresses are

[@lrvdo]

I have always hated them for tearing and throwing away their clothes and wasting the fabric

[@bmlgordon]

Not to mention that a good period linen or wool does NOT tear with any ease. My first time buying long-strand linen I learned that unlike cotton, you can’t make a little snick on the selvedge and rip across for the length you want. No. You have to cut it all the way across.

[@LeoStaley]

I don't wanna be that guy, but it's heroines, not heroins.

[@andrewklang809]

I would LOVE to see a movie wherein a "gentleman ruffian" lends a lady his tie so that she could spar with him properly. Why raid a society ball if not to make it fun for everyone?

[@JillBearup]

I would totally watch that. 😁

[@hardwirecars]

the man in the back said everyone attack and it turned into a ball room blitz

[@Call-me-Al]

@@hardwirecars ugh now I have to go listen to the song again. Dang earworm.

[@ogrejehosephatt37]

Ha, that's very Inigo helping Westley up the cliff.

[@cynthiabrogan9215]

Andrew Klang I now have a new idea for dnd. Thank you my good sir

[@Barbayat79]

I got a good laugh out of imagining a group of henchman appearing and go: "Prepare to die" and the heroine holds up her hand and is like: "Okay, give me a few minutes" and begins to tie up her dress, while the henchman are too dumbfounded to know how to deal with it. :D

[@KitagumaIgen]

It has always been my presumption that baddies that are let in to formal events would to be utterly flustered at the sight of a lady's ankles...

[@mikanchan322]

@@KitagumaIgen *presents ankle * baddie gentlemen: faint

[@elanorleonard7224]

@@mikanchan322 Oh I was going to comment this and now it looks like I don't have to XD

[@onsokumaru4663]

Yeah, all baddies are gentlemen. They will give you all the time in the world to prepare yourself and only attack you when you give them the go-ahead.

[@samihahamzayeva9113]

“hold on...could i, mayhaps, borrow your tie?”

[@Jemini4228]

While the ripping fabric method looks distinctly badass, the tuck in method means your gown can be used again provided you do not get too much of the blood of your enemies on it.

[@JillBearup]

Always an advantage, I find. And blood will come out if you rinse it and soak it in cold salted water on it quickly enough after dispatching baddies.

[@Call-me-Al]

@@JillBearup if the dress isn't made out of protein based fabric (not silk nor wool), but for instance cotton, then gall soap (time period appropriate) can help remove stains that have partially set as gall soap eats through protein stains. Gall soap is also great against grease stains. Don't wash with gall soap using bare hands unless you want to have your skin partially dissolved, because collagen is a protein that bile happily muches through.

[@areswalker5647]

Show them your dominance by protecting your dress: i don't know what's more badass than showing you know you will survive and that your only concern is not ruining your dress after being attacked

[@ConsciousAtoms]

That red dress ... used to be white.

[@Call-me-Al]

@@ConsciousAtoms reminds me of the lyrics to a murdering song (Birthday Massacre - "Happy Birthday"): "I wore my black and white dress to the Birthday massacre [...] Then we wished them all a happy birthday We kissed them all goodnight. Now he chases me to my room, Chases me to my room, chases me In my black and red dress"

[@CazTails]

Okay but that black velvet gown though 😍

[@JillBearup]

It was from NerdQuest 😁

[@rebekahl840]

Beautiful

[@cat1312.]

i know right it was gorgeous

[@eminkilicaslan8945]

You miss the whole point of video. It suppose to be dope, not fashionary.

[@ZeldaNerd222]

@@eminkilicaslan8945 dude it's chill, they just like the gown

[@ariwl1]

Fighting in a dress: something we all know is logically rather impractical but sounds oh so damn cool.

[@sckblol6036]

I tried it ended up with a not so well eyebrow on the right side of my head

[@kvoartr9963]

Women in dress: brb gonna tie up my dress and take off my heels so i can use that as pointy weapon to stab opponents

[@ameixa9432]

Ikr, girls fighting with a fucking long dress seems so cool but unfortunately is kinda unrealistic

[@moneluve1000]

Note to self: If a man finds thyself confronted by a maiden of fire wrapping her dress and sleeves, tis the word of the wise to nimbly and with great haste, run o'er yonder to avoid catching ye olde fade.

[@kanikagaral7637]

You sire have taken words out of my mouth.

[@GSRieza]

I love this

[@random...3723]

Hahahaha, 😂😂😂😂

[@ShotokanWarriorPete]

New idea for a DnD character. High born woman who attends fancy balls as a secret bodyguard for the ritch. Thinking some kind of Monk Rogue combo

[@ariebirb]

ShotokanWarriorPete what’s the ritch?

[@Ishasgirl]

I will 100% be using this for a character! the bodyguard part only if I can work it into the story, but I think this would work great for a rogue!

[@ShotokanWarriorPete]

@@Ishasgirl My DM recently gifted me a gnome made 'auto girder'. Pull the strap and the dress girds itself lol

[@NatalieNirian]

My Noble-Born Monk/Druid has had to fight during several fancy parties. They're among my favorite scenes in the campaign.

[@AtlasDeValle]

You could also give the dress some fairly big pockets for hiding small weapons and stolen artifacts

[@mrcheesemunch]

I'd love to see that in a movie! Female character punches or kicks a man in his privates, rips his belt off, says: "One second" and ties up her dress with it then proceeds to kick his ass along with many others. Extra points for if they take the belt off, fix their dress and then rejoin the party or whatever they're at as if nothing happened.

[@larsswig912]

Sounds like something that might happen in Doctor Who especially with the female Doctor but Chris Chibnall sucks

[@hierophrantic]

The loins-girding is well explained, but if wuxia's taught me anything, it's that having long flowing sleeves that swoosh around while you swordfight only increases your combat ability.

[@rmsgrey]

The key there is to weight the ends of the long flowing sleeves so they whip better.

[@reithehunter]

Even better: fight with your sleeves! Turn them into weapons!

[@ihopeicanchangethisnamelat7108]

@@reithehunter 1/2 of the reason I always wear my hair in either one or two plaits

[@DocAcher]

A note on the hairpin: I have genuinely used one to defend myself once when I was walking back late at night from an event. Very, very useful to have on hand.

[@lucybronkema6486]

That wouldn't work with short hair, though

[@brumbybailey6599]

My Great Granny Always used a hat/long hair pin for just such purposes.

[@raychances6251]

Can I ask what happened?

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

@@lucybronkema6486 that's what I just thought. So... looking at pins/brooches. Surely there must be something! ;-)

[@mossripalextechno6450]

@@thekingsdaughter4233 rings will small blades attached. Actually a thing in our modern setting that could be placed into fantasy.

[@AMoniqueOcampo]

Takes notes for research purposes. This will be PERFECT for my novels!

[@skyisherelol3492]

Name?

[@umekalsoomnadeem1350]

Omg I thought of the exact same thing

[@marisa3483]

Me too😂😂

[@blankbla7101]

@@umekalsoomnadeem1350 same

[@kpopfan8109]

Same

[@magicnightcore1675]

My cousins better be ready to catch these hands on the day of my Quinceañera

[@amandastevens1117]

My rule of thumb with clothes is that if I can't comfortably kick someone in the face, then I don't want to wear those clothes. Hence why you'll never catch me wearing skinny jeans.

[@mossripalextechno6450]

Yup! Jeggings and hiking trousers all the way.

[@C_The_Guy]

Terry Bogard wears the skinniest of skinny jeans and hed like to have a word with you

[@slightlyembittered]

The nappy might also be used as weak armor or padding if one is attacked. This was both informative and very funny. Great job.

[@AlexandarHullRichter]

Pay no attention. There are rude people everywhere, and every great video has some comment about how it sucks.

[@wildrabbit2237]

Damn, I was sitting in my house the other day when I group of ninjas broke in to steal my prized anime action figure collection. I was OBVIOUSLY in my man-dress at the time so I couldn't fight to my full potential. I had my fedora and katana with me luckily, so I was able to reach 70% of my maximum power... I only needed 3. But unfortunately while I was taking care of the 20 ninjas in my living room, another had broken in and stolen my Hatsune Miku body pillow and My Little Pony figures. The dress got in my way as I tried to chase them down... and they escaped. If only I had known then what I do now. Thank you Jill Bearup, with your help I will have my revenge, and I WILL save my waifu!

[@stevegeorge6880]

Girding one's loins for unexpectedly martial situations in formal wear seems like a worthwhile Channel and itself. Also, thank you for suggesting the ability to keep accessories which double as weapons as a justification for longer hair.

[@redred7702]

But if my Chinese mythology has taught we anything, the longer the sleeves and “dress”, the better you get at martial arts...

[@RoseKB22]

They also increase your ability to jump gracefully across the battle field with a sword

[@Trebinhas]

Watch videos about martial arts then

[@samaurel6619]

The other way around: The better you are, the more inconvenient but stylish clothing you can handle

[@Monaco-fz4sk]

This is amazing advice! But I do have one question, what if you are forced to fight while wearing a gown involving a hoop skirt that cannot be easily removed. Just a few centuries ago I was in this situation in France. I was staying with a cousin and during a masked ball the chateau was stormed by angry peasants and there was virtually nothing I could do due to the large pannier (oval hoop skirt) I was wearing...never again did I return to France.

[@ThejollyFrenchman]

I think that was me. And stay out, you petty bourgeoisie!

[@mossripalextechno6450]

Make up a way to snap the hoop and straighten it into a staff. Omg I'm actually really proud of that it would be so badass.

[@Monaco-fz4sk]

@@mossripalextechno6450 Y E S! I love that

[@superslash7254]

At such times the primary question becomes one of whether it's more embarrassing to spill the beans on victoria's secret or to get one's ass kicked by a now rather chilly and but considerably more lethal damsel. Provided you're of sufficient martial abilities it's more likely to be the latter, as anyone who would make light of your sartorial disadvantage would be having their attitude adjusted by a rather thorough session of retrophrenology.

[@RainstormCreations]

Jill: "I hope you've enjoyed this video" Me, who very much enjoyed this video: "Yes, I've very much enjoyed this video"

[@maxximumb]

I was today years old when I learnt what loin girding was.

[@badmemoryneko]

okay but what if im wearing lots of pretty petticoats? as an hypotetical question of course

[@saritshull3909]

Bigger nappy?

[@subtleaggro]

I guess the only option then is to look awesome when dealing with baddies...hypotetically.

[@mossripalextechno6450]

Then it is harder to see if you are about to kick them.

[@IAmTheAce5]

Got baddies? ENGAGE NAPPIES!

[@strawberry0898]

Love it 😂😂😂

[@benjaminbrewer2569]

I really need to see this in a real scene in an action movie.

[@Carewolf]

Hmm, could have used that a month ago. Could have gone as society lady impromptu prepared to fight baddies for Halloween.

[@JillBearup]

There’s always next year 😁

[@astro3878]

Thank you, normally I would've just pull my gown over my head like a flower that has not bloomed. But now I will be able to defend myself, I will be finally able to fight the bandits that keep stealing my bread. I don't know why they steal bread, but I guess they're just carb hoggers.

[@KenS1267]

Visions of Gal Gadot spring to mind for some reason.

[@FunkyM217]

Welp, my 40th Birthday Celebrations have so far not been invaded by untowardity, Though I can't be entirely certain that this will remain the case. Still, I'll keep a weather eye.

[@spoinlar]

“Untowardity” is brilliant. 👍

[@chewsday5760]

I will keep this information since I'm wearing a form of big loose dress whenever I'm going out. Will try to look up for belts or maybe my hijab can be a substitute for belt for the meantime lol

[@hyunjae_18]

No one: Anime girls' dresses will eventually get ripped because of the fight until it so short or they will ripped the skirt to make it shorter.

[@Trebinhas]

And make it sexual. Because aparently nothing related to females in anime can’t be sexualized.

[@Tokmurok]

@@Trebinhas ikr. I don't like hoes. The more mysterious the better.

[@agathaplayziez4953]

Fr tho, the amount of sexualizations are annoying!

[@arronlacroix8817]

I feel like this should be in movies, the heroine doesn’t have time for a wardrobe change so she quickly does her best to tie up her gown while dodging or deflecting oncoming baddies until she is combat ready, could be an interesting fight sequence and doing something like this isn’t that common so it would be cool to see this incorporated

[@BuddyL]

👗🤼‍♀️ A la _GI Joe_ : "Now we know!" "And *knowing* is half the battle."👍🏿

[@haven7352]

me, a girl, who hates wearing dresses/gowns : 🗒✍🏼👁👄👁👌🏼 “just in case” **saves video to playlist**

[@rds7696]

This is improper for a lady, what if the ruffians see thy ankles?

[@mossripalextechno6450]

Then they may not live to tell the tale, my dear fellow!

[@ihopeicanchangethisnamelat7108]

@@mossripalextechno6450 that’s part of the motivation to win the fight, so that none who see a lady’s ankles may live to tell the tale

[@jellypebble8214]

Needs must attend when sparring with baddies

[@lionsroar2512]

Kick him in the fork while he's staring at your ankles!

[@bucca2]

“I hope you enjoyed this video” oh I did, dear Jill. One minute and thirty seconds of to-the-point, useful information I have taken directly to heart. You have taught me skills I shall pass onto my daughters and ladies in waiting.

[@Animebrity.]

I always knew this will come in handy

[@curlyprivat22]

Found my aesthetic :D

[@bookworm3756]

This is deeply useful.

[@Lina-sh4tw]

The baddies are gentlemen and will Wait for you to finish.

[@that_weeb_gurl4173]

“You can borrow a tie from a gentlemen, friend or *enemy*” yes the enemy will help you XD

[@sistercalhoun4444]

I Always wanted to know that! 🙂Appreciate it ! Never knew what it meant in the Bible And as kid I never liked wearing dresses cause I couldn't play outside in them And I knew that you couldn't fight in them or run in them !

[@Huyrrou]

1:08 nah, I have watch a lot of chinese martial art film, those can be use as weapon to confused the enemy and hide weapons.

[@cheezcicle]

Me: * doesn't wear dresses or go to fancy gatherings * Also me: *I need to remember this next time I wear a dress at a fancy gathering*

[@JenamDrag0n]

Lol, mine would be: *doesn't go to fancy gatherings*, but still with the same "Also me".

[@sorokahdeen]

I think you should consider taking up shurikenjutsu. That is, as I am sure you've guessed, the practice of throwing shuriken. Shuriken are thrown weapons of two definite types, "Hira-shuriken" (wheel shuriken) multibladed weapons which spin end over in flight and "bo-shuriken" or (stick shuriken). Everyone and his mother knows about hira-shuriken, the "ninja stars" that you can find in souvenir shops in every Chinatown. Bo-shuriken are far less commonly known and have a number of advantages many of which derive from the technique of throwing them being essentially a metal rod with a point at one end, bo-shuriken are easy to make, easy to carry (a long hair ornament with a point at one end or even a large and heavy nail would make a very good one) and, being as it were, non-bladed weapons, they only become illegal to carry in the moment that you use one as a weapon. The technique of throwing them is simple to understand, and, unlike the kind of knife-throwing that circuses have made famous, they generally don't require less on-the-fly distance calculation for your weapon to hit point-first because the throw is a matter of causing the weapon to make only a half-turn over the course of its flight. Best of all, throwing bo-shuriken makes anything with a point at one end that is light enough to lift and be thrown into a "field expedient weapon." That includes everything from a Swiss army knife or a leatherman tool, to a butterknife, or even a steel knitting needle or an open pair of scissors. Until fairly recently, the art of Shurikenjutsu has been relatively obscure but this has changed a lot over the last decade, in part, as a result of the rise of interest in "no-spin" knife-throwing. Stranger still, the Meifu Shinkage Ryu school's Soke (head of the school and possessor of the style) has gone to great lengths over the years to promote his school's style by traveling all over the world licensing teachers in the technique to spread his school's knowledge. Here is a link to information on Meifu Shinkage Ryu. If you try it, happy throwing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKGThn-wmsp0pMU

[@baceicly502]

As someone who always had to wear long flowing clothes, the best way to always be ready to fight is to have slits which are hidden. These slots are basically overlapped by layers of the cloth or secured by clip buttons so normally they’re fully covered but when necessary, they can be frayed open. In my personal experience, I’ve never had to gather the loose fabric or tie them up as long as I knew how they’d move when I made a move, but this usually comes with experience, so it’ll take practise if that’s what you want to go with. Plus, if you can, Always add pockets to your dress designs even if they’re from older sewing patterns which usually don’t have pockets, add large, concealed poachers to carry daggers ✨✨✨

[@maplehockeylove6339]

My solution is to opt towards dresses with slits, or at least slits on the outer/inner skirt in which case the other layer can be quickly and neatly removed

[@Aarzu]

This was a great, amusing video that I really needed today. Thank you.

[@JillBearup]

You're welcome :)

[@romanlegionhare2262]

Of course, this implies they are willing to give you the time to do all that stuff. Just wear a sword with your formal attire (or gun in a stylish ankle or thigh holster). I wouldn't say anything. Frankly, if I saw a girl wearing a sword or dagger with a formal dress, I would figure I just found the right girl for me.

[@georgie8158]

I love this, because we used to do this to our school skirts in the summer... they made us wear ankle length, thick skirts all year round and the Australian summer was not great for that, so we basically used the "make a nappy" technique all the time haha

[@shilpapatel6493]

It's not like I am gonna wear a gown and go anywhere or that I know how to fight but thanks

[@guoyahan49]

The robbers be like when she’s getting ready: 👁👄👁

[@meloD30]

I like that you made this video in the garden as a warning (I presume) to your neighbours that you CANNOT be caught off-guard.

[@ogrejehosephatt37]

Hm, you know, if you're the kind of woman who could expect to fight at any given time, I wouldn't think it would be so hard to discreetly modify gowns to cinch/snap/tie/wrap/etc at a moment's notice.

[@Bane_Amesta]

then the cycling victorian skirts should be the best option then, I found a lot of patterns about them, sadly I don't have the fabric to make any of those

[@ogrejehosephatt37]

@@Bane_Amesta I don't know what "cicying" is! When I googled it, it thought I was going for "cycling".

[@mossripalextechno6450]

Hoop skirts that you can pull the hoops out of and turn then into staffs.

[@Bane_Amesta]

@@ogrejehosephatt37 oh no, the keyboard trolled me again :'(

[@paulkline1574]

I have been postulating how a dress could modified to have the skirt hiked up for battle, (or crossing streams etc) in a way that you could do it with minimum effort and assistance. This video gave me some great ideas, including having a long ribbon sewn inside the skirt and connected to the skirt by a series of loops (think belt loops). You could then grab the hem of the skirt, find the ribbon, pull it up and tie it to a matching (and decorative) ribbon at the waist. This would hike the skirt to whatever height was needed, (within modesty) without looking like you are wearing a nappie and could then easily be let down after you are done battling off the non- handsome rogues and have no indication that you were fighting anyone, except for some wrinkles, (and possibly some blood stains.)

[@rebekahl840]

Borrow a tie from a gentelman friend... or baddie. Because that is definitely the first thing you would do when your attaked. Can I have a tie please?

[@pyropegasus3484]

Who says he handed it over willingly?

[@rebekahl840]

@@pyropegasus3484 Ah!

[@kimikolee7313]

As someone who writes a lot of fight scenes, this is super helpful. Thanks 💛🙏

[@schoonslow]

For real though, the hair accessory/pencil to keep hair up is a tool for every night travel. Since learning a sharp pencil can do much harm, I have felt very safe travelling at night through the park. Love the vid ♥️

[@teresareddy5186]

Where has this video all my life?! This would've been really helpful 3 years ago.

[@izthistle6196]

This appearing in my recommend page is the best thing that had happened to me for the entire day

[@KimTaehyung-jr7ox]

Me at my wedding *Enemy attacks Me : wait 5 mins *Sets Dress Me : COME ON BISH FIGHT ME *Runs

[@JimmyGeniusEllis]

OMG is this whole channel like this? This is awesome!

[@NerdyRodent]

Essential tips!

[@annbrookens945]

Too cute! I discovered your channel a week or so ago and I'm thoroughly enjoying catching up on ALL the videos!

[@charlations]

Thank you, KZbin algorithm, for finally showing me the kind of content I actually want to see!!!!!!! Also, that weird dress????? Gorgeous

[@charlations]

Omg, it was "that WHITE dress", not weird!!!

[@elizrebezilmadommdo1662]

When your date at your school prom is dancing with another girl, and you must duel with the girl in order to win your man back

[@jdp0359]

That would make for an interesting scenerio to gird ones loins...

[@AbelDuviant]

Those are some gorgeous dresses

[@a.r.b.m7283]

Medieval version of: here, hold my hoops

[@kellyj9350]

I NEED that black velvet one!! So pretty!

[@thatvictorian]

As a woman who hates having to change before going to duels and even just defending myself, I thank thee greatly for this. -Esmeray, Daughter of Jeykll and Hyde

[@MissMiseryGloom]

This was a fun video and I loved the tip for wrapping long sleeves and will be applying it in the future when washing my hands or wearing a coat. Thanks! :)

[@zara.f5368]

Thank you very much! I was so happy to see this video in my recommended.

[@falconshadow4856]

This is only my second video and I am already obsessed

[@dadagecha1311]

I am not sure how I found this channel but I love it

[@fanabot4048]

Preparing for an interview, this video helped a lot, thanks!

[@estherlee5881]

Yes I love this! I can't believe it took me so ling to find you!

[@twinberettas]

I've just watched enough helpful-to-my-writing videos on your channel that you earned a fresh subscribe, haha! Thanks!

[@Tired_Night_Owl_in_the_Woods]

Wonderful idea for a book! Thank you!

[@sanv3275]

Normally, I watch 3 videos by the same uploader. And, usually, If I like all 3, then, I subscribe. Rarerly, do I subscribe after watching just 1 video. This is one of those videos. I have been impressed and look forward to more with high expectations.

[@carlycchapman]

Your channel is very interesting and it's stuff I'll keep in mind when writing my story

[@CarsonZXY]

It doesn't look like you're wearing a nappy, it makes you look like a 90s era martial arts movie ninja.

[@clashcityrocker14]

This was very useful and I can see myself applying these techniques to great success. Thanks!

[@isabelannmarte4333]

These types of videos suddenly popped in my recommendation, and I'm here for it

[@carlyletoussaint1406]

Didn't know "gird your loins" had an actual practical application. Thank god for pants.

[@scarletfierce6669]

I think it's more cool when your wearing a long dresses or gown and your fighting and the fabric dancing through the air creating a dramatic fighting scene 🤦😂😂

[@mariamohti4247]

Its not that i need this or search for this...... but the content intrigues me

[@therivals4961]

Robber! Give me all your money. Me: two seconds I need to make my dress look like a giant nappy. Robber: okay, does 5 work for you?

[@carmelr5504]

How have I never found you before? This is amazing

[@ziyashaikh7091]

Thank you so much for this video. I was thinking of it since a long time as I wear long dresses.

[@shino7295]

Just what I needed. Thank you!

[@johannapyle-carter8223]

This is lovely knowledge.

[@Convoluted-and-Exiled]

hahahhahahah!! YEEES! Thank you for this video. I never clicked so quickly! I instantly recognized that little illustration. And am so happy someone (you) actually tried this! HA! too awesome

[@filipeguedes123]

I never understand how precice is KZbin in its suggestions

[@sophiemcdoogal6691]

I quite like the intricacy of this method, but in my past of kung fu sword fighting I've found unsheathing you hidden dagger and tearing the gown's skirt and sleeves is appropriately intimidating and time efficient.

[@realYomi]

This is just the advice i needed

[@casteretpollux]

Just noting that I've used this technique twice since coming across this video. Worked for me.

[@kingcc9999]

This is a kind of channel I feel like Joana Ceddia would watch and take notes on

[@-o-5018]

Everyone needs this *very* useful information!

[@kiana387]

Wow this is actually really helpful thank youuuuu