Marilyn Monroe's White Dress Moment | 1901 Restored Version 1.0

[@user-fr5vb9ym9v]

Man: don't worry no one is going to remember this. 120 years later people still laughing at it

[@dedpxl]

it was on purpose you realise

[@zizancat5995]

Very true 😅

[@azia5051]

Are you laughing at the “woman skirt” flying up?! Lol

[@indridcold8433]

I, for one, shall not be one to be caught delighting in the unclean exposure of sensitive parts of a woman. The immorality of the harlot to find mirth in exposing her ankles strikes me as the beginning of the decay of society. Before we know it, these floozies may find it time to push the moral envelope further and proceed to wear pantaloons, drive horse and carriages, operate the newly emerging automobiles that are as vulgar as these harlots theirselves, and perhaps even wish to vote. Good heavens! (a gasp appears on my face and my monocle falls and breaks on tjed ground) They may even venture to one day, work, own property, and maybe even head the household! I have left imagination take the best of me. I feel a faint. Fetch me my opium, lest we find a woman be vice president!

[@ladycacti6408]

@@indridcold8433 BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@JGCR59]

It's amazing how elegantly dressed everyone was back then.

[@Frecks]

Right? Everyone looked so regal lol

[@vitathaisis9407]

I think this was an upscale neighbourhood

[@PHlophe]

Hannes, this was a fairly well to do city lass. our folks in the rural areas were much bigger with rosy cheeks and unkempt.

[@lisa-m-jennings]

I am fairly certain this was an upscale city. Also, people had far less clothing back then. It was not uncommon to have only 3 changes of clothing total so I imagine if you were going out you would be wearing your "Sunday best".

[@KaylaNoelle1]

It looks so heavy though!

[@TheAw1963]

That laugh at the end was adorable.

[@cosmosdarkallince6071]

laugh track did'nt have sound in film back then

[@peka__]

@@cosmosdarkallince6071 Why do you think she meant the sound?

[@APacifistAnarchist]

@@peka__ I initially watched the clip without audio and saw her reaction as a godzillla esc roar. It wasn't till I played it back with audio that I percieved it as laughter. Such is the danger of re-editing historical documents - We imprint our own bias. Alas, I'm afraid well never be certain if the lady was laughing, roaring, or letting loose a magnificent belch.

[@TortureBot]

@@APacifistAnarchist lol! Maybe she spoke in a man's voice and said, "Dayum!"

[@CGPOPPOOP]

@@APacifistAnarchist lol are you high? Even without sound she's clearly laughing it off as is the man walking with her.

[@Lowdermoomoo]

Her hearty laugh is what makes this for me. She is precious

[@majlordag1889]

It sounds very genuine

[@pamelamorales5736]

Absolutely 💯 agree, her laugh was so adorable 😍

[@JeanHarlowArchive]

Her laugh was dubbed all the movies were silent back then

[@annainspain5176]

No sound movies then

[@kimberly2915]

Sounds so innocent! Love this!

[@gracegonzalez9856]

The men walking past at the end were like “did you gents get a gander at those ankles?” 👀

[@ihatestupid.people4611]

lmao

[@tanvipatil2603]

Lmao

[@frillylily8005]

Lol😆

[@annainspain5176]

Ankles hell, you can see clear to her knees!

[@minamayes1529]

😂😂😂😂 This comment is so cute!! 😊

[@lewisedwards4058]

I knew people weren’t as uptight as they’re made out to be back then.

[@chudawonn]

you’ve read red rising cool

[@lewisedwards4058]

@@chudawonn Yeah, it’s a great series.

[@chudawonn]

@@lewisedwards4058 it is!! sorry for the unrelated comment tho it’s difficult to me finding people who have read it

[@skepticat1581]

They were people just like us...only with a much better fashion sense 😆

[@Peayou...]

Yes people haven't changed

[@kirakira7682]

I can't believe she showed her ANKLES the SHAME lol I like that she laughed it off and rolled with it c: Edit: guys please this was a joke made to poke fun at stereotypes on strict clothing. I know that it wasn't a huge scandal. I capitalized the words to be exaggerative. This wasn't meant to be taken seriously

[@53subscribersnovideos35]

And the guy with the mustache was like, "Daaaaym!"

[@JGCR59]

People back then were nowhere near as prudish as they're made out to be today

[@kirakira7682]

@@JGCR59 is jus a joke

[@Peayou...]

@@kirakira7682 yes that very funny

[@shhhh5895]

Yeah, also I think she laughed because of what the guy said afterwards.

[@puppies24ful]

I got so confused when I saw the title cause I was like, “uhh I don’t think Marilyn was even born yet??” 🤣

[@kirakeynow]

yeah its a click bait

[@cherealice]

check the description, it says this was marilyn’s inspiration for the white dress shot. i hope this cleared up any confusion =)

[@Dreamskater100]

@@cherealice It's still misleading.

[@jcr-studios]

Well, this woman I guess had a “Marilyn Monroe Moment” with her dress is all. It’s not click bait bc it was exactly what the title said.

[@a.ly.za_]

Ur right

[@HalsPals]

I just adored the gamut of emotions that spanned this lovely lady's face in just a handful of seconds: shocked, horrified, indignant and then amused. This restored clip is one of the greatest things ever and I shant ever forget it.

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

Wow, who still says shan't these days?

[@RainorShineee]

@@bag3lmonst3r72 British people

[@ZeroChannelZero]

Is everyone just going to ignore the fact that the audio dub here is FANTASTIC

[@catherinecrow5662]

@Channel Subzero That was my immediate thought.. Talkies weren't a thing yet on '01 ?? You must be a musician too

[@robertaccornero7172]

yes

[@elizabethsedai854]

It's much better than some of the audio is on these enhanced vids! I was super impressed as well!

[@TheYanotin]

just ASMR

[@swiftmk5480]

I love that we can hear the horses in the background!!

[@thestoryofo9636]

This is how it may feel to step out of the time machine and finding yourself on a different epoch! Just amazing!

[@cily2008]

I really wish we still dressed like this. So elegant and poised. Such a beautiful time for fashion. We are so boring now. Love this video and how this woman handled her situation. I love seeing these videos of real life back then. Its so amazing. Thank you for doing this and sharing it with us all. Incredible.

[@shrek4972]

Damn she never have ever guessed she would one day end up on KZbin 😂

[@Fazzel]

Pretty sure she is dead by now and probably never even heard of KZbin.

[@correoprivado9953]

@@Fazzel you didn't get it, pal.

[@Fazzel]

@@correoprivado9953 -- Well technically she never did guess. So there is that.

[@azia5051]

Will she is dead now, but herself on the video will move on.

[@MIS315]

These videos are truly precious. The sheer magnitude of a tiny miniscule yet relatable moment of daily life being captured and preserved for a hundred and twenty years for thousands to behold a multitude of generations later....remarkable

[@susanboyd5471]

I love the sounds that are added. It's interesting how the films can be time corrected.

[@sayhello5377]

The “nip slip” of 1901. 🤣 I love that she laughed at the end!

[@GizmoRob176]

Seeing a knee, much less an ankle was highly risque.

[@misscleo378]

I’ve actually seen a woman wearing a body stocking with nothing underneath but pasties and a thong. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@RadicalCaveman]

@@misscleo378 Really? Have you won an award for that?

[@joesmoe8983]

Movies were silent then, she didn’t laugh, that sound was added.

[@STho205]

@@joesmoe8983 the sound is added by the modern poster, however you can see she laughed loudly and long as she walks off the scene. It is a fair looping of added sound. Even modern film add sound and sync it with the action through careful editing. Flash Gordon 1979 was another voice actor dubbed, because the actor got mad at the director and quit before the after filming sound studio recording sessions. I still thank him for saving every one of us.

[@miketemple7686]

Masterful! I have seen this clip before, but never like this! The colorization of these older clips makes me feel closer to those in the video. Keep putting out your fantastic hard work content.

[@mogznwaz]

It's weird but when these films are in colour they suddenly seem so much more real. People seemed to have higher standards back then, all so smart and elegant. We need some standards to return I think.

[@thewizzla]

Okay you wear the girdle and busset and corset and wig

[@mogznwaz]

@@thewizzla No. I said STANDARDS. Are you illiterate?

[@LuisRamirez-ex6yy]

We should.

[@she7061]

@@thewizzla wigs weren’t as popular at this time, and corsets were barely any different than modern day bras in terms of comfortability because they would be fitted to you to be comfortable and worn over a shift so you wouldn’t get chafing

[@kayleighgriva4817]

@@mogznwaz Tbf, wearing a corset was their standards. Only harlots didn't wear their corset!

[@jonathancineus6424]

I instantly fell in love with her personality. 😂 Marylin Monroe was not the first after all!

[@azia5051]

She’s 2and. Lol

[@octoberphoenix]

This is just magical, wow. What a great upload.

[@AZWallbreaker]

It's not only awesome how these people dressed but also how the carried themselves. It was like they took pride in their appearance!

[@SillyGoose2024]

right. nowadays, every ubiquitous douchebag walking down the street is dressed as follows: 1. baseball cap 2. some stupid tshirt 3. cargo shorts 4. sandals every. one. of. them.

[@lisabaker9036]

I know everyone bunch of slobs. I hear it's getting that way in New York city too.

[@s.d4001]

if you want to wear a tuxedo to go run errands then go do that no ones stopping you lmao

[@edgar_leon1790]

@@SillyGoose2024 right just curious what is your attire like

[@SillyGoose2024]

@@edgar_leon1790 Top Hat vest corduroys with a monocle and alligator shoes, beeyotch!

[@ladyruby684]

This just gave me the biggest smile and filled my heart with cheer thank you thank you thank you

[@lillyrocks2011]

I'm watching this and her smile and laugh makes me happy.

[@kathleenaltherr6836]

It is wonderful to see what people were really like not just 2 dimensional, black and white ghost figures. The smiles on the men's faces behind her were not lude just lucky smiles.

[@uncletony6210]

rare because people seldom smiled for pictures in those days.

[@QueenlySweetpea]

@@uncletony6210 .. They were amused smiles because of the situation, they probably weren't even aware someone was filming up ahead ..

[@uncletony6210]

@@QueenlySweetpea I think they were amused by the situation and the smiles/laughter were authentic, but I'm also pretty sure they were very aware of the camera right in front of them.

[@1158scott]

This is a staged movie scene.

[@uncletony6210]

@@1158scott indeed.

[@HOTRODLED]

Just awesome to watch. Thanks for sharing!

[@elizabethdelvalle6645]

The sounds are amazing! Thank you for sharing this beauty!

[@SocialMediaCrazia]

my goodness the quality of this in INSANE... a new look to old footage! WOW.

[@OfMiceAndMegabytes]

Perfect film pre-history right here. Can't help but think this was Marilyn's inspiration.

[@tsntana]

Nah, it was just coincidental. Marilyn's dress scene was the photographer's idea. He needed to snap a pic for a poster to promote the movie. The inspiration was from an earlier photoshoot the photographer did for a magazine cover before he met Marilyn.

[@queensrule4450]

"In olden days, a glimpse of stocking was looked on as something shocking." This was somewhat more than a mere glimpse. Love your work. Appreciate seeing the original to contrast. It just becomes so real.

[@Merseyrock]

In contrast, it's funny nowadays how everyone is showing their legs as they walk on the street, yet nobody cares...

[@CătălinaMaria1896]

@@Merseyrock And what's the problem?

[@Merseyrock]

@@CătălinaMaria1896 I didn't mean to imply there was a problem; my point being that every age has a different perspective on things: What may be shocking at one time, goes unnoticed at another... I found that ironic. Another example: In Victorian Times, table legs could be draped over with cloth, because bare table legs were deemed to be inappropriate as they might subconsciously suggest sexual innuendo to an onlooker. Again, I am not judging Victorians on their take on things within their time; I just find it ironic that something that could be offensive to some people at one time, could go past caring by people of another time. Everything is relative, yet the value of any perspective may be absolute within the time frame it is considered in.

[@thomascassidy8347]

This upscale makes it so much more real, it's wonderful, thanks for this. x

[@RodFleming-World]

Beautifully dressed, everybody was.

[@Nightwatcher20]

It's so surreal because when you think about people back then, you don't picture them laughing or having any sort of embarrassing moments... this just solidifies how little we've changed in our demeanour at the heart of it.

[@Nightwatcher20]

@Dutch Slatin that's definitely true since a lot of people are sensitive around jokes nowadays...

[@Nightwatcher20]

@Dutch Slatin but that's the thing-- they're the reason to laugh. Obviously they make you lose hope in the survival of humanity (quite literally in the case of abortions, for example), but their meltdowns and absurd, anti-scientific reasoning are quite amusing.

[@t.8936]

Their lives were more simple. I actually get bored easily of the overly sexual, overly complex, action packed movies they put out today. Give me one of those old flicks feom the early 1900's and I can sit through he whole thing! Simple humour. That's how things were back then.

[@maryvallettakeith6146]

This was staged for the camera. Read the description ffs.

[@JENDALL714]

The man obviously doesn't know about etiquette, the man should always walks on the side closest to the street, so the women doesn't get splashed from carriages going by. Also, a woman should always walk on the inside of the street, if she's with a man and carrying a purse, because it's harder to have her purse snatched than if she is nearest the street. If she's alone, carry the purse on the shoulder that's nearest the building.

[@yesno8204]

I thought I was being silly doing it all this time.

[@rubenmotta4272]

It's actually a normal couple, I don't think people respected etiquette in everyday situations 💁‍♂️

[@Royalty_girlie]

@Miss Star Music sarcasm?

[@INEEDUTOWAKETHEFUP]

@@Royalty_girlie don't think so

[@Royalty_girlie]

@ymarrero23 uh, that goes both ways. Men AND woman should be able to provide together. That's the point of a marriage, sharing things. I'm a bit old fashioned myself but when it comes to finances it should be shared so no one feels like they are doing all the work or that one is doing less. It also helps to normalize both having jobs so that people in domestic violence situations can have money and be more stable after they leave that relationship.

[@UlikeTammy]

Loved how she laughed it off

[@kellylestig4941]

This is why I love watching KZbin because you see gems like this thank you so much for sharing, what a treat to watch😊👍

[@GiftyPrincessy]

Love this documentary from the past!!! Also I'm the 1000th comment. :)

[@SamanthaN92]

Omg how embarrassing!! 😂 That poor woman looked so embarrassed but she seemed to brush it off and laugh about it quickly. Its amazing 4k upscale can really make footage over 100 years old look like it was filmed yesterday 👍

[@austins7321]

It's staged. They are actors.

[@SamanthaN92]

@@austins7321 ahh 👍

[@krdiaz8026]

You can see that they paused before the camera and the man let go of her arm so she could stand over the vent.

[@rayarena879]

@@austins7321 No wonder! I was thinking, dam, they're a good looking couple! But, they're actors! He's hot as hell and she's pretty. Figures, they'd be performers and this was staged!

[@OO_sunflower_OO]

Filmed yesterday using my moms battered broken video recorder that fell in the toilet and possessed by the souls of the damed. But yes, I agree it’s amazing :)

[@-xorxito-6736]

I would love to watch all this *AI* altered films on a big cinema screen, possibly the closest travel back in time experience you can get.

[@OfMiceAndMegabytes]

Same!

[@megan2176]

Had a bunch of questions, but then realized they were all answered in the description! Fascinating clip! :)

[@daveiskilla1584]

0:11 7-year old me out for grocery shopping but forgot what mom told me to buy.

[@Liz-hz6dd]

Aww I loved the way she laughed at the end. I bet a lot of people were “tutting” at her lack of humiliation 😄

[@ElizabethMac]

I love the kid at the end. Rofl! Notice he didn't walk over them? He was like whooaa! I can't believe what I just saw! Lol! She was adorable! Scandalous! SHE was the first! 😂

[@taniacar1379]

OMG!!! I wish i could live for one day in 1901

[@Jzeaser]

you would freak out cause they would run away from you with your tight jeans and tattoos

[@scotth6814]

one day is a pretty short life. ;D

[@APacifistAnarchist]

I wonder if you'd sill feel the same after living a day one 1901.

[@user-wc2jd3nn7u]

Until you realize there is no air conditioning and you have to wear layers upon layers of clothes

[@twixcake3152]

You wouldn't like it. trust me just stay where you are. It was sexist, racist and unclean back then. Stay in 2020 so you can wear whatever you want including vintage fashion. And have more rights.

[@aylmerjohnson4906]

Nice, I was thinking about Marilyn 💘 just now...

[@andrewc.2952]

Aww that was so precious. Such a beautiful moving picture. Well done! Gosh she was so cute!

[@ScoutSniper3124]

She got the biggest kick out of it, what an AWESOME woman.

[@davieleerio]

I smiled so wide at this and repeat watched it as i loved her sweet reaction !! 😄👍❤

[@suphannimuenae3526]

She did that before Marilyn

[@LoopiFrutti]

Marilyn before Marilyn. An icon

[@gabiwonderwall0582]

People seem to be much more relaxed. How slowly they are walking.

[@francescocennamo854]

Please don't damage these videos with sound. Keep them silent. That's the real beauty.

[@irene-bz2yq]

Ok, this is so cute... Also, I kind of wish people still dressed like this today.

[@azia5051]

I wish it was, but thing’s as change.

[@tommy7fun]

They looked nice but my wife said no way would she dress like that in the hot summer. And many of them did. Said she would die. I have to agree. I'd rather be comfortable.

[@clemilsonpedrodesouza4839]

Não fale isso nem brincando moro no Brasil e essa vestimenta não daria certo

[@elderlypoodle9181]

Thank you for these treasures!! 🙏🏻

[@Stromboli916]

“That’s all!” Was Annette Hanshaw’s signature ending to every song she sang. What a beauty she was

[@fireline4765]

I honestly wish people would dress like this again, i mean the whole country. It's beautiful, elegant, and professional. Just saying.

[@sabrinasjourney]

Some are too fat

[@fireline4765]

@Miss Star Music i completely agree

[@BD-ze3ys]

@@fireline4765 lol they had fat people back then too. The reason we don't dress like this anymore is because people like to be super casual

[@NathanChisholm041]

Totally impractical!

[@t.8936]

Do it!! There are a few interedting people who literally wear period clothing on the daily. I would love to join them in this endeavor!

[@alexkx8599]

That kid in the background loved that! He thought it was funny, lol...and it was! :)

[@clarekuehn4372]

You are doing such a great job!!!! 😍 Thank you!!

[@WordPaint]

Bad acting looks the same throughout the ages. LOL

[@gabrieleghut1344]

But the laugh at the end wasn't

[@themodsify]

It's amazing how many people think this moment was organic.

[@themodsify]

@Keith too many people can't tell what's real from what's fake. The mockingbird media thrives because of you people.

[@chriss1519]

Thank God we have you to set us all straight.

[@fighterflight]

Yes this was the advent of the camera there were no impromptu moments the gear didn’t allow it whatsoever lol

[@sunowl5301]

I recognize that “That’s all!” at the end. It’s Annette Hanshaw 🙌🏼💖💘

[@ibeetellingya5683]

Just curious, I don't doubt your observation, but how/why in heaven's name can you recognize her? Are you one of them there time travelers or a member of her fan club, or what?

[@shishkababy733]

I love this!!

[@noelialuongo2124]

Her laugh. Sensational.

[@peterkjellman3671]

Thank You for my saturday smile!💓

[@Delphi333]

Judging from the comments here it's clear few have read the description...

[@asia.b]

No one reads descriptions anymore. 😔

[@MerkinMuffly]

0:31 Que the Cars music as Phoebe Kates comes out of the pool and takes her top off. This was the turn of the century equivalent. After this short, called What Happened on Twenty-third St appeared on nickelodeons the constables had to run off the men loitering to see some calf here by giving them the old "23 Skidoo".

[@jakerodrocks]

Her laugh and reaction made it seem as if someone shouted something to her.

[@NoirFan84]

"Oi oi, love, get your knees out for the lads!"

[@lillyrocks2011]

Back then nobody would shout you something, that would be bad seen. And seems they added the laugh sound later, it's not the original laugh. Anyway I love it.

[@jakerodrocks]

@@lillyrocks2011 True and I loved the reaction as well.

[@atraveltothepast530]

You truly are an inspiration to many, as you are to me!

[@ChrisRubeo]

I'm glad you found the version that didn't cut the air-blowing part.

[@sstills951]

So after reading the description, it appears we are watching one of the first 'Viral Videos' ever recorded.

[@bottlerocket3218]

I've seen old footage from this time period, but not like this, the video quality is so great that watching it is like traveling back in time to 1901.

[@saranimir6345]

What about the young boy who was staring on camera “uhh some one will see me one time,my God lm so lucky”😁😁😁

[@ashar1380]

Such a pleasure to watch. Could never quite get interested in the black and white fast moving movie reels we have so often seen.

[@judgeberry6071]

Great work with the audio. It really does sound like the voice is coming from the delightfully charming lady.

[@raultineo772]

Everybody is dressed so elegant! Impresive

[@mhwp3286]

Now everyone goes out and about in their pajamas. Sweatpants is formal wear.

[@blacksheep841]

I love the way they dressed

[@MarioLanzas.]

Why cant we have elegant looks back? fashion designers, what are you doing??

[@jedidorn]

Exactly. What the hell happened with people's taste in fashion.

[@kireidoll]

Just wear it 🤷‍♀️ thats the beauty of our epoch

[@carronalee]

Loved this….even though the ‘flying skirt’ part was so obviously planned and reheard]see ahead of time. You could see other people staring at the camera which must have been set up on the sidewalk. The man and woman made an obvious effort to ignore it and deliberately slowed down as they approached the vent, glanced at it - and then took a little too long to step away from it. As they continued walking, they even had to step aside otherwise they would have walked straight into the camera and knocked it over.

[@onlyhuman1954]

How beautiful. She is so elegant and that wonderful laugh... ❤️ I am sad though because this was so long ago and she and all the others in this gorgeous short are all long gone. I am nostalgic for a time and place I never knew and filled by a strange grief for all these strangers.

[@AngelaM7402]

Beautifully said

[@XOPOIIIO]

Looks like the time was more natural than how it represented in movies.

[@jameswillett7186]

Someone else on youtube posted this short film and said that COUPLE were two actors hired to do that scene.

[@frankhornby6873]

That's why a camera was set up by the grid.....👍🏻

[@AngelaM7402]

It looked like a setup…they walked slower as they approached the camera…

[@emilycantrell663]

I cannot believe that when I grow up my childhood will be back then in the olden days but right now the olden days are like the 90s and the 80s 70s 60s 50s 40s 30s 20s and the 1800s

[@unicornmadness6286]

That's all!!! Love this channel ❤

[@MrVitalino123]

This is incredible video! simply SUPER !Thanks! I liked it 👍

[@sarnobat2000]

This is insanely good quality. It gives me hope that a lot more old footage can be improved.

[@yvonce7309]

It’s sad to know that all these people have passed away.

[@davids8449]

So has my mother after caring for her for 27 years life is terrible at best of time, with only time to breed.

[@annedavis6090]

@@davids8449 dang hon, I hope things get better for you✨💖

[@annedavis6090]

I'm so sorry for the loss of your mom

[@Gravelgratious]

Why? I rejoice knowing we shall join them one day as marvels of human history. Life without death isn't living at all.

[@MsBhappy]

The only certainty we have in life is that we are eventually going to die. Aging in reverse seems worse at least to me from watching Benjamin Button 🤷

[@jancatperson8329]

I love these enhanced and colorized old films. It makes our ancestors seem real in a way the old, grainy, too-fast black and white images can't.

[@profdant139]

Thanks for posting this clip! By the way, the lady saying "thats' all" at the end is probably Annette Hanshaw -- that was her signature line.

[@marianosaab2694]

Little did they know strangers from the distant future would be observing them from a hand-held device while taking a dump.

[@amexjam55]

"Oh, no!! They can see my ankles!" How times have changed. 🙄

[@davidsimonyan5794]

Stop being so cliche. Showing ankles was absolutely normal. Absolutely

[@howler1579]

Tell me, how else would women walk around without dragging their dress along the pavement? It had to be above their ankles.

[@SamuelBlack84]

@@howler1579 I've seen some bussell dresses that go right down to the floor

[@nullinvoid1415]

I'm still afraid to show my ankles. Mostly bc they're dry and ashy.

[@howler1579]

@@SamuelBlack84 the ladies in the video are wearing everyday "walking skirts" which are completely different to bustles. They were typically worn above the ankles to prevent the dress from getting damaged or dirty, the "bustle dress" however is from a completely era and not really related to the video. And I should add the these people are actors and the reactions were exaggerated for the film.

[@frankcolumbo9615]

00:46 judging from the laugh and stumble I suspect they’ve just exited a Saloon

[@qorxmazveyselov5163]

0.47 Merlin Monroe's Grandmother😄

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

Look how everyone is dressed so fine back then. Now you have guys wearing pants so low you can see their underwear pertruding out. Ridiculous and Stupid fashion in my opinion. And this may sound like it came from a boomer.

[@Amadeus_Eisenberg]

I'm a uh...millenial(*shudders at that word*) and I've always worn my pants up with a belt and shirt tucked in, ever since my teens. I love it because I've always liked the manly metallic belt buckle showing.

[@Dreamfyre_]

Ok then YOU wear a corset to Walmart. No one’s stopping you

[@sarahpiaggio2693]

It's rather ironic, but women DO wear corsets now. Things have turn full circle. We know how bad they are for the health, and yet this fashion to look like a cartoon caricature of a sexy woman has caused women to go back to wearing corsets. They're modernised and easier to get on, of course, but the basic principle of crushing your organs is right there. Added to this, women get life-threatening butt injections as well as all manner of pointless surgeries, all in the pursuit of an ideal that doesn't exist. And then we think we're better and more "advanced" than the Edwardians. how sad for us.

[@eattheasslikeitsgrass5113]

You’re right Abe, you do sound like a boomer And by that, I meant that your head went boom in the theater

[@DwynTwo]

Yeah, it totally does. Time changes, fashion changes. Boohoo, people can choose what they want to wear nowadays- who cares.

[@Hans_van_der_veen]

Love your work! Thanks

[@MakeAllThingsBeautiful]

brilliant workmanship to restore, enhance and colourise the film, you bring all the life in the busy city back to life, the people move/look slightly ghostly not in a scary way but maybe sentimental, maybe our minds are trying to believe life can be like that again

[@dxmxo9427]

This is hilarious hahah it was shocking back then,but some people had a sense of humor too 🥴

[@postiveelectron8879]

It's so weird how the guy possessively pulls her while she's laughing 0:51 , and she kept laughing, she looked drunk And the way she switches so quickly from a dead serious expression to cackling 0:48 , she's definitely bit in her right mind

[@wendellnovais]

True,I thought I was the only one who noticed,she didn't look to be in her right mind lol

[@michaellarenee4856]

Actually the gent with her was smiling right a long with her in the end!!!! He took it in stride as well!!!

[@howler1579]

It's staged, they are actors.

[@APoliticalConfusionAndMess]

Me whenever I wear a dress:

[@MonaLisa-zz5cv]

Same. I used to think it was just a movie thing when I was little.

[@LSSYLondon]

Even the Duchess of Cambridge had to be told by the queen to wear hem weights to stop it from happening after the famous "Kate yellow dress flash"...

[@daves7079]

The little boy probably waits for that every day. LOL

[@Rusalka_Rusalka]

How i like these women in beautiful dresses and men in elegant suits. ❤🌹

[@HypnoDaddy]

gorgeous

[@Angel_4666]

Iconic

[@LauraGarcia_19]

gentlemen around: *her ankles are so hot*

[@PHlophe]

she looks LatinX a little bit.

[@milesdoodling1054]

thank you for this!

[@JamesBrown-ij1px]

This is amazing! and timeless!