From Lucky Thrift Find to Folk Costume 🍀🧺🌷 Transylvanian Skirt and Vest

[@jinxleah]

Oh hun! I'm 53 and my style has changed more times than I can count! Vintage, folk, punk, goth, hippie, whatever the current trend is, and now I'm moving more towards the aunts in Practical Magic. I love your eyes! Looks like feathers.

[@RestingBitchface7]

I’m 54. Same here!

[@michellecornum5856]

Love the Aunts in Practical Magic!!

[@RestingBitchface7]

@@michellecornum5856 anyone who doesn’t hasn’t meant them. 💖🤣

[@studious_nonchalance]

50 and totally feeling that Aunts phase.

[@michellecornum5856]

@@RestingBitchface7 Amen!

[@Catsface99]

I've gone through many shifts in my life. I am 65 almost 66 (March 3) I wore 70s hippie style in the 70s, The bright colors and styles in the 80s, all black in the early 90s, and now vintage 50s and early 60s style now. It's fun to experiment with various clothing. I experimented with hairstyles during each decade. Now my hair is long down my back to my waist. I do not have grey hair, it is auburn like my paternal grandmother. My dad didn't go grey and neither did my grandmother. So opposite your family.

[@carolinebarranco3249]

I would love you to make a series of videos that each showcase an outfit from a particular region - showing your research, the characteristic details, the ‘do’s and don’t s’ and then how these inform your fabric/item choices and how you put a whole outfit together representing that region (which of the pieces were made, vintage, or thrifted etc). And all the accessories of course! As an English speaker you don’t have access to your sources to I always appreciate the rich information included in n your videos. You are also super lucky you can still talk to people alive now who wore these traditional clothes. (I have been researching Welsh pre-industrialisation peasant clothing - reliable information and extant fabric fragments are very scarce)

[@Celestyal22]

Doing the same thing myself. My therapist likened it being inside a rubber band in a certain shape and you want to make it another, it takes awhile to push and pull to get it right. Growing pains, takes time. Also, I so do that with my cats too. One of them gave up years ago on my nonsense. lol

[@linden_e]

Goodness, when you said executive function issues I smiled so wide! You remind me of myself so much! You seem like a wonderful, unique neurotype and a kindred spirit! Thank you for producing such wonderful content! It's fantastic!

[@medicwebber3037]

I"M SO GLAD YOU ARE OK!!! And I'm SO SORRY about what's happening....😢 Please don't worry about what you do for content-You are fascinating and talented and everything you put out is a pleasure to watch!

[@mcwjes]

Woohoo! Anna! And I find folk meets zoomer very interesting! So eclectic!

[@tinamarie9312]

Once I found you, well, I just adore you. I have been obsessed with learning everything about my Slovak kroj and kokoshnik that was given to me by my grandmother when I got married in 1992. I fell down the rabbit hole and have been learning so much about history, ancient customs, gods and goddesses and that’s how I came across you and I subscribed. I love watching you on KZbin!🌹😘❤️

[@januzzell8631]

*HUGS* - lovely to see you - but make time for you too! We are quite happy to see yo when you feel up to it

[@prettywiltsforthee4763]

oh man! Gotta tell you that eye make up is glorious! It suits you really well! Glad you're doing well and greatly appreciate the video (srsly those ads of your are hilarious dhwalhkfhjlakj)

[@annessa8]

I missed you so much!

[@kristinataddei8138]

Yeah....the "shouty shepherd".....I miss your funny content, and lively personality!!....sorry for all the pressure you've been under, hope you know it's not how often we get a video, it's all about the quality, so take your time and put out a video when your ready!!...I 'd rather get them here and there, then not at all...May you have "peace and joy" and know how much we appreciate all the hard work and effort you put into every video!!...we have certainly missed you!!!...

[@ineedabrownbutton7870]

Thank you for the video, dearest Anna! Happy to see you and your work again. I know these times are really hard for us Europeans. When will this end... I hope you're going to be okay ❤️

[@sarahnicholas7973]

I used to wear jeans and pants but now wear dresses and skirts

[@alexisprater2618]

Be proud of your heritage. I am.

[@hedvighelmeczi6412]

Amikor Madonna a 80-90-es években elkezdett klipeket csinálni, lenyűgözött, hogy évről évre képes volt megújulni, újjászületni, hogy nem fakult ki, mindig képes volt meglepni, és csomó oldalát képes volt a felszínre hozni a személyiségének. (Most is döbbenetesen néz ki, bár nekem most egy kicsit ijesztő.) Akik itt vannak, nem feltétlen a vintage-folklór vonal miatt vannak itt, hanem miattad, és ha valami újat mutatsz nekik, az azt jelenti, hogy egy izgalmasan komplex, organikusan fejlődő személyiség vagy. Szóval csak bátran.

[@ZeLeninovoMasoveRizoto]

I'm barely 20 and already went through two massive style shifts. You could probably call it a part of growing up, but in my case it had somewhat obvious external reasons. And how "I don't like my body" lead to a mix of folk and 90s is a mystery until today. Also, and this might be a controversial opinion, I wouldn't say this particular folk dress is fake in any way. People have always jumped to new fabrics and remade clothes, and folk dresses aren't like historical fashion, they still evolve and get worn, so it's as authentic as any other newly sewn dress. That title imo goes to the cheap fake copies with no love going into them.

[@TheKatelinn]

Went from growing up until probably my mid thirties wearing jeans all the time, to now only wanting to wear dresses and skirts. Oh I'm in my fourties apparently..!

[@atuvera9021]

I'm going on that route also, i just want all the circle skirts right now lol

[@sarahnicholas7973]

I'm the same

[@adedow1333]

Me too. I took me until my late 20's to discover a love for skirts and now my summer wardrobe is almost nothing but skirts and dresses. Still in my early 30's, but yes, cosmic style shift!

[@greentree202]

Same here!

[@johannal.3487]

Anna started going grey at the age of 13. She is still young. I think she's at the end of her twenty or in his early thirties. I wear both skirts and dresses with trousers. :)

[@reids97]

It would be amazing if you did a video of you shopping at thrift stores in your area. Even if you just did voice overs afterwards. I'm curious as to what your thrift stores look like. Great video! Such beautiful clothes!

[@PrettyShepherd]

I'll definitely consider that! From what I've seen online, Thrift stores around here are VERY different from US ones 😸

[@basinff]

A reassuring comment about style changes in your 30s: After a very bad car accident in my 30s (I lost part of my left lung but got to keep my right lung, punctured both, broke my right collarbone, sternum, many ribs, and had an “open” right foot fracture which was very ugly) I was in the hospital for weeks and recovered at home. I lost a lot of weight and my style changed dramatically. I guess I dressed and accessorized “younger”. I was told it was to be expected and not to worry about it, so I didn’t. I recovered completely and looked fabulous. 20 years later everything is still good! Don’t worry about style changes, you look great!

[@katiebarger5012]

Yay! More of our darling silver haired fairy we have missed you!

[@carissakirksey6606]

I'm a relatively new follower (few-ish months), and love your content, no matter what it is! I completely respect needing a break from it, so no judgement for that! Keep doing what makes your heart sing, and I will keep watching it! Also, no, you're not alone; though I haven't set aside my long-time wardrobe choices of tees and jeans at ALL, in my late 20s I started gravitating toward skirts as well, which was a big deviation from the norm for me.

[@oliwiarak263]

Hi Girl! I've been wearing only black clothes plus silver jewelery since I was 14... now I am 38 and started wearing gold jewelery and adding greens and blues to my wardrobe :D You are not alone!

[@giomar89]

I've gone through the exactly same thing! I'm 33, but still feels like I'm "betraying myself"? when in reality it is ✨evolution✨

[@withmyhandsdream]

You’re back! I’m so excited to see your way of making a folk costume. I’ve done several ”fake” folk costumes and only now started to make my first proper one. But I don’t really think that I can wear it often, after weaving the fabrics and all, it’s way too precious! For everyday use, one needs clothes that don’t take months to make.

[@PrettyShepherd]

I totally agree! Sometimes it's more important to represent folklore with elements/"fake-lore" 😆, just to keep it alive in the everyday life 🌷🙌

[@kirstenpaff8946]

It's nice to see you again. As for changing one's fashion preferences, I don't think there is anything wrong with having fun with one's wardrobe, so long as one does it responsibly (i.e. not buying a whole new fast fashion wardrobe every month and throwing all of the old clothes into the trash). So yeah, if crop tops are what make you happy right now, go for it.

[@verucabeckwith3014]

Anna, you can do no wrong as long as you keep Shouty. 🤣 Never gets old. I subbed forever ago because of your hair video and stayed because I think you're a very cool person. ❤

[@cadileigh9948]

well I had assumed you were busy with lambing season. But yes people adapted to the arrival of modern weaving processes here in Wales too where long striped skirts are part of what all girls wear to school on St David's day

[@PrettyShepherd]

What an awesome tradition! 🙌✨

[@anieth]

I'm over 60, reinvented about 5 times! We just love your videos. Everyone worries about being good enough, you're there. You've never made anything that wasn't fun. Deep breath, girl! You're a natural, just do it.

[@juliaridley75]

So happy you're back! We still love you no matter how long a break you need to take for personal time and for re-discovering your style time. Can't wait to see part 2 :)

[@ginadelfina5887]

I'm so glad to see you back! I'm sorry to hear that you have been stressed out about how your youtube videos will be received. I always enjoy your videos - they're so much fun & so interesting. I'm looking forward to the next installment of this series :)

[@BuffytheRealSlayer]

I love your content SO much no matter what it is. ♥️♥️♥️ I went from preppy cardigans and geeky tees to primarily black, hippy goth with a bit of casual Ren Faire.I think it's pretty natural and fun.

[@jilljones1502]

I’m 59 I’ve changed my look So much that I have it when it comes back around to be popular again lol go for it my dear you look great.!!

[@piccalillipit9211]

*NO CREATIVE PERSON* has not gone through a change of style. You simply run out of inspiration and enthusiasm for the syle. I make and wear mens vintage clothing 1900 - 1930's I ALREADY know what I will move to next, even though I am NOT finished with this style - I probably have 2 to 4 years' worth of projects I want to make and when I have finished I will start on the Regency period, cos those heavily embroidered jackets might be 6 months work each item.

[@greenecrayon]

I think we all come to a moment where we look at what we've always done and think, "ya know, I think I'll do this instead." I went from hating "girly things" to enjoying a nice feminine top on occasion. I think it's just simply a product of being an ever changing growing person

[@ThatBirdCherryGirl]

Oh crop tops in 30s… don’t tell me. I had a baby, got my body back to “before” and suddenly felt some weird urge to delve in victorian walking skirt and crop top combinations. And goth Crocs. Still keeping my goth Crocs. Man… 30s are weird. If you gave at least some f*cks before, at this point I just have none to give anymore. And I think that’s normal..? Or at least it is encouraging to hear that some fellow 30somethings feel the same. Love your new style!

[@PrettyShepherd]

That sounds so badass 😎

[@blondedepresso4904]

I'm so happy to see that you are able to recreate these folk costumes. I'm Polish and living in America, and I have such a hard time finding information about how folk costumes looked back then. Sure there are resources on the internet, but I still feel like something is missing. I remember my mother talking about how there was a period of time where Polish people looked down on traditional wear and called it "wiocha" (I don't know the english word to describe it, the translation I found is not it 😖), and in a very derogatory way, as if they were ashamed of it. My mother and I have been making folk costumes for my dance group for many years now just from fabric, but I would love to try my hand at thrifting a folk costume!

[@evewolf8255]

And I am hungarian! From America..but 100 hungarian!😁

[@susangillespie4443]

💙Blessings and light to you sweet One🌹⚡️Welcome back! Thought of you often… Truth be known, you are perfect, you have all-ways been perfect, and you will continue to be perfect✨Just as you are💙

[@DAYBROK3]

maybe not clothes but at 60 i started to go to an art university. stretching your style is cool.

[@bailey.in.alignment]

So I bought my first crop top not even a year ago. Im almost 30. But I am more comfortable with my body so I don’t mind showing my midriff

[@dolphychauhan7463]

hey i missed you i am happy that you are ok

[@brigideverson2229]

You’re back!!! I’ve missed your videos!

[@davidkiss6624]

Nyugi Anna nem vagy egyedül, Julia és Anastasia a Mother the mountain farm nevű csatin is maguk készítik a ruháikat, nagyon szuper lett és várjuk a kövi részt :)

[@zanili]

Yay ! Excited :)

[@rondaks3757]

Welcome back! We missed you. Happy to hear you are safe :)

[@Stinker2029]

Omggg major hype Obsessed with this look

[@bunhelsingslegacy3549]

I went from leather jacket and tight jeans in my teens to ... uuh, whatever didn't smell too bad in university (don't judge me, I was also working on a horse farm while doing my degree)... to "office casual: cowboy boot edition" in my 20s and 30s till I lost that job, now my "style" has been whatever's comfiest in the house (usually PJ pants or yoga pants), stuffed under cargo pants when I have to run off and fix broken things at work, and I'd copied a really comfy short sleeved tunic shirt and also a really comfy sweatshirt a few times. But since the plague, I started getting more into historical sewing so now my "being comfy around the house" clothing includes a couple flannel house dresses I made in medieval rectangle and gores style, another one in linen, and a couple more versions of the sweatshirt and tunic, a super warm plaid wool skirt and a house coat made of that same wool plaid, and I wear all these things out of the house on occasion. Not sure if my style has changed or continue to have none but I want to actually wear comfy stuff I've made. Also made a Kefta based on Sewstine's pattern and turned it into a full winter coat, it's just a bit stiff around the collar when I sit in the car :)

[@shannonannagins]

Love your videos and love all the new things you're trying out in your personal style! It's totally normal to want to switch it up and it's also kind of scary. You're allowed to change! You're allowed to try different things. What's the permanent state of the self, am I right? I've had a goth phase, punk phase, several vintage phases in different eras, a Princess Leia phase (literally wore only white for a full year in middle school), a hippie phase.....I could definitely go on. Right not I'm trying to figure out if I want to be an eighteenth century pirate or a Greek god/dess. Your style is awesome and I love that you're committed to thrifting your clothes (but also not here to judge if you want to purchase a new garment.) Also as someone who has executive dysfunction and all those fun struggles that come with ADHD, let me tell you, it's okay to be not okay. I'm pretty good at taking care of people and animals who depend on me, but have a really hard time remembering what I need to do to take care of myself. Thanks for being vulnerable and sharing this stuff with the interwebs.

[@Witchy_Cheree1982]

I shaved my head or had a purple faux hawk for five years. It was so different for me because my hair was always long and never dyed. It was a super fun time in my life! You can always go back!you can change your clothing style every day!!!

[@piccalillipit9211]

*I TOO AM CLOSE TH UKRAINE* and I 100% know that just being close to the fighting makes it WAY WAY more real - even though you are not scared... I have developed stress-related IBS, I was up vomiting all last night with it, Ive had to stop watching the news about it, stop talking about it, Im trying my very best wiht mediation and sewing which helps my nerves - and Im a 52-year-old guy that's not normally bothered by very much. But it is DEFINITELY different when you are wiping the dust from the bombing of your car

[@nurmaybooba]

Not the only one!!! I am now 70 (!!!!) and 10 years ago I gave up the old lady slacks and tops ( nice as they were) for leggings & short skaters skirts( & short cargo skirts) different tops. Now into funky tunics & leggings ...hemmed all my jumpers & dresses from work days to short for the leggings! Added scarves and I am happy...my make up YES I STILL LIKE MAKE-UP at 70 (!!!) is not as wild since I do not want to look like Baby Jane ( Bette Davis ) from the movie! YAY for leggings and skater skirts!

[@hcolleen534]

You are not the only one who has changed their style. I went from 'normal' American to wearing long skirts and mostly black. Now, I'm transitioning to dresses and palazzo pants in greys/purple/patterns as well as making some of my own clothes, too. :) I think it's normal to want to change from time to time.

[@brendaokuda2158]

It's okay, Sweetie. I'm almost 60 & still wear whatever I want.....& that means some days I feel like I'm 25 again. LOL You should wear these things while you still can, because there will come a day when you can't.....well, technically you can, but nobody else wants you to. 😞 Besides, you're The Pretty Shepherd! You can do anything because you'll always be pretty doing it. 🙂When I was 20 I actually lived in a carnival & was their "gypsy". Forty years later & I still dress with elements from that time. My styles have changed over the years, but somethings I have to keep. Like bangles, lots & lots of bangles, huge dangly earrings, round flowing skirts...I just add more modern features. If you're crazy, then I'm insane. LOL

[@werewitch9466]

I'm 18, dressed emo (all black, chains, bla blah) from when I was 10 to 16 and last year I completely changed and I mostly wear bright colors now, you won't find me without wearing colorful floral print somewhere these days lol so you're not the only one! (I became a happier person after puberty too, made me want to look more cheerful)

[@jessicarogers6801]

It is only just now at 31, I've come close to a cohesive look. I think I have pieces that work better together as an aesthetic or character.. I've went from ping-ponging between T-Swift Phase to western goth outlaw to 70s rock roadie in college. Then cyberpunk athletic wear mixed with 2000s emo, I wasn't allowed to be as a kid,in my later 20s. During Covid, I liked cottagecore & hobbit like clothes. I'm learning to sew to those items plus regency and later 18th century inspired items. I struggled with my style bc of pelvic pain & weight changes from undiagnosed pcos. I always loved very feminine old timey clothes but worried about fit and not being "feminine enough". I think I can be historically accurate or adequate as well as integrating colors or patterns from previous looks.

[@saharahamilton728]

I'm so glad you're back! We missed you!!

[@christinew.4792]

I also started wearing crop tops only after 30. When I was 20 and my stomach was actually flat I was too self conscious but now I just don't care so much 🤣 My style shifts back and forth a lot in general, currently I'm favoring a mix of "goth phase 2.0" and "pile of hobbit laundry" depending on where I'm going (the combination of which is "displaced ren faire witch")

[@saeidehrad5070]

I missed you so much, you make me so happy when you put out a new video

[@permiebird937]

I am thankful you are well and safe. I am really glad you are feeling up to making a video too. I have had several major style shifts in my life, it's a very human thing to do. It's is in part how fashion evolves. I love having those amazing thrift store moments, when you find exactly the right thing, for a very low price. Stay well🌻💖

[@Justlurkin_lol]

Idk if you’re into astrology at all, but it IS eclipse season, there was a partial solar eclipse the other day in Taurus which has been affecting us fixed signs (Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius) so if you have any fixed signs in your big 3 placements (sun, moon, and rising) you might be feeling confused, irritated, or like making big life changes! Has everyone felt the weird energy lately?

[@wumologia]

Welcome back! It's perfectly normal to switch between styles or let our style evolve over time - the only people I know who always dress the same are those who couldn't give a rat's ass about fashion, they just wanna be warm. I went through grunge, the Y2K craze (it happened just as I became a college student and those narrow, knee-length, ridiculously flowy skirts worn over boot cut jeans haunt me to this day), then I became a vintage preppy secretary, then a Goth...and nowadays I look more or less like a cottage witch. I'm 38 and as far as I'm concerned, this adventure with personal style is only beginning.

[@amyjensen7917]

Do what makes YOU happy. You are normal!! Glad that you are back in action, thought about you often while you were MIA. Take care of yourself for OUR sakes lol

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

This is a fun video. I like your style... My style shifted radically when I was about thirty and stayed in a mode I refer to as "1990s desert nomad in the city" for about 4 years. I'm 60+ now and am shifting back to hand sewn (with machine woven fabrics) folkloric outfits... Thanks for giving me the info on the cloudy weave wool skirt! I have a woolen one in autumnal colors sitting in a tote waiting to be used and I have 3 widths of black velvet ribbon tucked away in another tote with some black satin... hmmm, I'm going to see if I can get an english language version of that book you are using as a reference.

[@angelacarter6593]

It's normal to shift over your life. Some people shift slowly so it's nearly undetectable. Some freeze until they absolutely have to change out of boredom, frustration or just stagnation. Others like me skip and jump steadily, changing for change’s sake often driving others mad with their seemingly unprompted adventures.

[@nerissacrawford8017]

I like to dress in the Y2K aesthetic now. Like the actual Y2K not McBling. Also Cyberpunk fashion. Not the ultra utilitarian but the future optimistic one. Hope that makes sense.

[@snowflakesinthesun1116]

Your videos are always a delight! Love the new style inspo you've got goin on too! I'm nearly 30 myself and was thinking the other day how every gen z person I've met is really cool, easy going and open minded; I want to be friends, but I feel like I'm too old now xD lol. Either way their style is cool too ^^

[@jillw892]

Mu hair is knee length. I either braid it or put it up in the bun because I have to work. And then there is the garden. Lots of work? Can't have any hair hanging down in your face LOL just like your video said swipe that hair off your face please!.

[@SimpleDesertRose]

Girlfriend you are not alone. When I was little I only wanted too wear frilly skirts and dresses. I hit my teens then I was they jeans an T-shirt girl. In my early 20's I started wearing dresses again. I was looking for that cottage core look with out knowing that was what I was after. By the time I was in my late 20's early 30's I was ricking the stay at home mom look sweat pants and stain t-shirts. Eventually I found a mom's workout group then I was all about athletic wear. Now I'm on my early 40's and I'm wearing long skirts all the time and stuck between wanting that History bounding look and then cottage core look, but hardly ever leaving the homestead so its just what ever is most comfortable to moving around in. I just need to pull out the new sewing machine I got myself for Christmas and make that corset make those petticoats and rock those long skirts with that apron is made myself on New year's eve. You are not alone in changing fashion 😉

[@f0restangel]

I missed you!! I’m glad you’re fine now 🤍

[@evewolf8255]

..I don't know if that was her married name? Anyway..I am waiting for my mother to get back to me with the last name of my great great grand mother..so I will let you know! Also I love your channel, I love your videos, and I think you are wonderful ❤️

[@sader3929]

For me it's quite the opposite My style has been emo/punk-inspired for the last 10 years, I am tattoed from neck to toe, but I just recently started wearing folk costumes and adapted some folksy elements to my everyday style

[@dr.murdock1952]

I (21) went from full on goth to full on farmcore for no reason expect because. It just happened, I think it's normal and also doesn't have to be permanent. don't worry

[@babaksenia2532]

Growing up, I hated dresses and skirts and basically everything that I love now (i.e. folklore style dresses and head scarves)

[@coreygilles847]

Humans evolve…as a kid I would NEVER wear dresses…and now I practically LIVE in dresses.

[@TheGabygael]

I have not pin curled my hair nor done any intricate updo in the last few months and i'm this close from have all of my hair bleached again and dyed radioactive green. i think the gen z is spreading ^^ Also i found out a month ago that i'm an (amab) bigender person (pronouns he/him for now) and i've been wanting to dress vintage and historical but masculine and for the first time in my entire life it's not from constraints but it's personal expression (as if i needed to accept that i'm a woman to let myself be a man) the long hair kinda messes the whole traditionnal polished vibe but it suits me much more than short greased hair (plus i'm still not at astronomical lengths so still growing)

[@michaelsnider2484]

This video was hysterical! Welcome back!

[@misshauntcouture]

In my early 30s, I wore lots of vintage and bombshell style. In my late 40s ,I emulate fancy toddlers. So ,yes, wear what you like and damn the "age"

[@sillyjellyfish2421]

yeah... 31 here and shifting from band and meme shirts and jeans to goth dresses and skirts. i feel you. it's equally weird and exciting

[@teresagabriela5806]

Totally cool to make a change! Btdt! And you are so beautiful you can wear it! You have been missed. ❤️

[@sophiewalters4636]

This is exactly the type of video I've been looking for! I love learning more about folkwear from your videos. I've also been going through a Gen Z-inspired style shift, for which I blame Euphoria. I have felt almost guilty that my style is changing, but I've realized that it isn't a bad thing, that I can have multiple versions of personal style, and I know I will always keep my original love for a vintage/historical style. So absolutely don't worry about your changing style! Wear what inspires you!

[@pdk9903]

You're not the only one, creativity sparks change! Long may it continue!

[@SparkleFeyed]

Your intro could have completely been written by me about my life... crop top and everything ;)

[@dzmslizzie]

Oh, so glad you're back! Also, completely understand the time you need to take for yourself.

[@ellacsizmadia3969]

Kedves Anna, végre újra itt vagy.. nagyon hiányoztál!

[@lisaharmon5619]

Sending hugs and in the process of changing my wardrobe. I'm 67 years young!

[@davebanko4759]

Currently reinventing myself as well in my early 50s. Focusing on self care and changing my look to go with my new lifestyle.

[@melissamorton3523]

Shifts, transitions, and explorations in style and taste as we move through life is normal. Life isn't static, and neither are we. Change is the one thing we can always count on. Just have fun with it.

[@LadyWiggin]

So happy to see you back! I’ve done changes through out my life. I’m 55

[@gabbieb5175]

Hi, So good to see you. I like dresses and skirts. Wear what makes you Happy.🌹

[@ceilconstante640]

Nice to see the Shouty Shepard again! There's a really cool video on YT:. Living together in the Ottoman Empire filmed in 1910. The 1st scene is the village weaver in Masadonia. I loved seeing all the folk costumes of the different people of the Empire.

[@PrettyShepherd]

Thank you! I'll definitely check it out 😉

[@Lauren_P_]

I’m 46. Have shifted 100%, multiple times.

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

Wonderful! I have been curious how you have been, and sending you best wishes I hope to see you tomorrow! 😁🌻

[@ChosenVowels]

I switched from Black-Purple-Anime-T-Shirt-dyed-Hair-Style to light historical plain but interesting fashion style and natural Hair color ^^ Thats fine and normal :D Was a "Emo" and Lolita as young girl as well.

[@Остян]

Thank you for supporting Ukraine 🙏🏻💙💛

[@neldahargo29]

what you say is way more entertaining than what you are wearing, keep you-tubing please

[@michellecornum5856]

YAY! I missed you! Yep, shifty shift. I am Neo-Edwardian. I wear the long skirts without the corsets or petticoats, and I wear 100% modern shirts, up to, and including t-shirts. AND I wear any high heel I darn well please under these skirts. The skirts, however, are made from vintage and antique patterns. Modern fabrics with ZIPPERS -- but old patterns. So, yes, I went from -- well, the 1980s (where NOT being like everyone else was HIGHLY DISCOURAGED) to the 1880s, and the 1940s, and the 1920s, and the 1380s. Wear your clothes as you wish. Your hair and make-up, too. And trust that you are not alone in this. I take pretty things from every era I can reach. LOVE YOU!! Love your content! AF!!

[@emsdiy6857]

I used to shift the mindset of what I wanted to wear 10 times a day and I mean in what era of time what style of clothes everything

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

I am so glad you have found a place to be happy! Please don't (feel) stressed about wanting an entirely different style (life, Clothing/fashion, or any philosophy or way of being). It is human nature. If you quiz folks on in, as in the live chat, many will say they have done the same, especially in their late twenties to early thirties. And yes, I have observed that it happens in later decades too. Even your fellow KZbinrs showcase &/or imply this. Rachel Macksey (... uh spelling?!), Goodnight Moon & Emmymade are the only ones I can think of right now, but, I am fairly sure there are others. Imo, you're clever, cheerful and creative; at least, in your videos. My guess is that most of us subscribers will join you on your journey, for as long as you are interested in this venue.

[@PrettyShepherd]

That's very kind, thank you! ☺️🌿

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

@@PrettyShepherd you are welcome!

[@Nameless-dw5nv]

Where's the skirt you wore as Shouty Shepherd from? I've seen it in a few posts on instagram and I want it so much lol😭

[@PrettyShepherd]

It's an old thrift find, from at least 15 years ago, and originally it was some German/Austrian brand (I've lost the tag years ago)

[@atuvera9021]

Ooohhh, im so glad you're back💕 great video . Btw, i love Moby Disco Lies too haha