With so many AI-narrated videos nowadays, your videos are a breath of fresh air! Kudos for injecting emotion into them and for sharing the knowledge.
@understitchYT2 ай бұрын
So many people think my voice is AI and Im not really sure why, but Ill take it as a compliment 🤣 they usually double back when I reply to their comments though 😅 Im glad you liked the video, it was a lot of very enjoyable human reading about her life and I just adored it
@johnnyronic2 ай бұрын
@@understitchYT I meant there is no way yours is AI! 🫣 There is emotion in the words and in the delivery.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Oh yeah de I understood what you meant, I meant other people think Im AI 🤣
@ingridbmangubatАй бұрын
@@understitchYTi think because a lot of AI narrators have a British accent. And you have that consistent tone that could be associated with AI at face value. But really please take it as a compliment because your essays are SO WELL RESEARCHED some might think it's an AI narration of a published article 🙌🙌🙌
@fatboyhooverАй бұрын
I can hear flipping the pages in the audio, that’s how I know it’s 100% human 😅
@bnwo2 ай бұрын
I know the video won't do numbers like a video about Kim or Kylie, but these are brain food for creatives. Thanks for the thoroughness.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Maybe over time it will, hopefully people will slowly but surely realise what an incredible incredible kind wonderful person she really was
@gmpoto2 ай бұрын
2.5hr understitch drop? Let's goooooooo Thanks for your hard work!
@understitchYT2 ай бұрын
Im glad you like it 🥰
@hayley8509Ай бұрын
Wooooo! I didn't even notice how long it was!!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Thats great as long as you say that after watching it 😅 saying that before watching it would be worrisome 🤣
@rafaelyaguaro2842Ай бұрын
What a woman....I wish her house could have survived or revived at the time Chanel did, I think Elsa was more worthy of being remember as one of the best couturier of the XX century.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I think it would have if Givenchy wanted to take it over, but Im glad Roseberry is there now, I really think he is brilliant and Im so glad her name is back, she really deserves that
@rafaelyaguaro2842Ай бұрын
@@understitchYT oh no, for sure Im happy with how things turned out for the brand and Givenchy, but I meant that I wish the house haven't been as dormant, fashion wise, after her passing
@Cat-tastropheeАй бұрын
I now desperately want a big-budget cinematic materpiece about Schiapparelli's life. Her story tics all the boxes - riches to rags to riches, love and loss, complicated family dynamics, scandal, war, world travel, iconic fashion, fabulous parties, and a plucky, industrious heroine who you can't help but root for. Who could play her, though? I'm suggesting Alicia Vikander or Rebecca Ferguson, who I think have the acting chops to pull it off with the necessary elegance
@alextesselment2 ай бұрын
You are an absolute saint for a video this long xx
@understitchYT2 ай бұрын
Its my masterpiece 🥰
@joseluisrodriguezritte27342 ай бұрын
@@understitchYTvery much appreciated!!
@HungNguyen-sy4oz2 ай бұрын
Small addendums: Marisa went by "Marisa Berenson", so people might not have recognized she was a Schiaparelli at first glance. Berry (surname Perkins after marriage) was tragically one of those who perished on nine eleven, and to add to injury, was on one of the planes. To end on something happier, if anyone paid attention to the "Schiaparelli crater" mentioned in "The Martian", yes, it was discovered by Giovanni Schiaparelli, Elsa's brother.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Woah I had no idea Berry died in 9/11, that makes me so sad to know, but it explains so much why so little of her life was in the books while Marisa was discussed a fair bit
@flowermeerkat6827Ай бұрын
I didn't realise that Berry Berenson had died on 9-11. How sad.
@Adriana-bx2siАй бұрын
Your comment made research Berry, I knew the actor Anthony Perkins and knew he is the father of Oz Perkins a current horror movie director I really like but had no idea his mother was Elsa Schiaparelli's granddaughter, what a small world and how tragic the way she passed away.
@originaozzАй бұрын
When I saw the Schiaparelli exhibition in Paris 2022, I was truly mesmerized by Elsa's design. It was whimsical and fun, unlike what one would expected from couture. It really captured your imagination unlike any other brands. Now understanding her backstory, it made me respect her beyond words. The London, Paris, & America segment just sounded like a real life version of the film 'Poor Things'. Yet, Schiaparelli actually did truly became an independent woman who set out to save so many. The WW2 allegations just sounded very misogynistic and racist to her role as an immigrant. While she might not get a full comeback after the war, I'm so glad her name lives on today with great success. She really did live a full life on her own terms.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad to tell you about her childhood and wartime activities. Im so so jealous you got to see the 2022 exhibition, I didnt even know it had happened, I must be living under a rock 😅
@originaozzАй бұрын
@@understitchYT I was studying in Paris at the time and randomly visited the exhibition. Definitely walked into a surrealist wonderland. They exhibited Elsa's drafts, her iconic pieces (the Lobster dress!), and Daniel Roseberry's 2022 collections. It was held at 'The Museum of Decorative Arts', definitely an underrated museum in Paris.
@insulaarachnidАй бұрын
Wow, this was phenomenal! Schiaparelli really was a remarkable woman. Thank you for making this.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I’m so glad you enjoyed it
@khalilalamin2406Ай бұрын
Rest in piece, Schiap. You would've love free 🇵🇸 movement❤️ Thank you for this marvelous biography
@greathighland5428Ай бұрын
Bravo, this was an excellent biography. I know very little about Schiaparelli until now. By the end of the video Ms. Elsa felt like an auntie I knew in the past. She was an awesome woman and an inspiration.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
She is everyones auntie by the sounds of it. We can all go get bread and jam in her biouviac 🥰
@FrozenDarkVoidАй бұрын
Oh hell no that last line made me burst into tears. I am heart broken.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
God researching this I was a wreck too
@uschilouАй бұрын
Wow, she was an industrious person! Her war efforts are incredibly admirable, her daughter's as well. It feels good to be able to admire her as a desinger and as a person.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Right? Its so rare to find a company/damous person that survived the war in success and wasnt liked to thooose people. Very happy to know how lovely she way
@Lia-ok9sxАй бұрын
I'm sorry but "where would this swimming pool of quicklime come from?" Is sending me 😭
@understitchYTАй бұрын
It was allegedly so quick it hurt the young Schiap and immediately disappeared after 🤣
@teaparteeАй бұрын
To say that I’m thankful is an understatement ❤️ I owe my newfound respect for the wonderful woman that was Schiaparelli to you!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
That makes me so happy, she was a wonderful person
@janettewong9900Ай бұрын
What a difference from Chanel, who allegedly would spend hours setting a sleeve and to put it bluntly, was not known for her loyalty As difficult as her relationship with Gogo seems, she seems to have been more present for her than her mother was for her. It’s difficult for any child, especially since she must have known how present her was for her friends, colleagues, and subordinates. Still, one would hope that Schiap was a better parent emotionally to her daughter, no matter how slight, than her parents were to her
@understitchYTАй бұрын
In my opinion I think all in all Schiap wasnt a bad mother, but ahe was desperate. When gogo was a baby she had no choice but to do what she did if she didnt want them both left on the street (not that her mum would allow that). With that said, her dedication to get Gogo unending care from the second she could afford it, should be applauded. And honestly I think if Gogo didnt want that line to continue, she wouldnt have shipped Marisa and Berry off just like she was
@themotherbeeco2 ай бұрын
What a treat! I'm promptly downloading this video to watch while I complete some crochet projects... hmmm, might even design something inspired by the amazing Elsa Schiap', as I'll now call her... Schiaparelli is a beautiful mouthful!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
If you design please send it to me on insta! I adore personal designs 🤍
@mzjamm2Ай бұрын
It was a very interesting video. I became aware of Elsa in the 1970s through her granddaughter. Oh, did you know Marisa Berenson has a famous grandmother. I loved her in Barry Lyndon. Again, thank you alot.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I think certainly Marissa helped her grandmother‘s name stay alive for a whole new generation after it was closed down
@claudiacallaghan73052 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Wow thank you so much!
@Jacks_here2 ай бұрын
When I saw the length I had to take double take. What a treat. Just starting now.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
It was a tough decision to make wether to just go for the long one or shorten it 😅
@busisanxumalo2 ай бұрын
I have a long project to get through, the timing of this video is so perfect ❤
@understitchYT2 ай бұрын
Oh great, Im glad to be of service (and very happy for my watch time 🤣)
@JetPackDinoАй бұрын
What you said at 2:20:10 was so profound, I've never heard this saying before! Thank you for this lovely video. Never disappointed with the content on this channel 💯
@understitchYTАй бұрын
You might have to remind me what I said a 2:20:10 🙈
@JetPackDinoАй бұрын
@@understitchYT "The law favors those it needs." That sentence has had me floored, I've been thinking and thinking about it. It is simple and true, of course that's what happens, but I haven't realized it til you said it. We've been having some high profile cases in America lately; I'm not a lawyer but I am a big law nerd and I follow several law streamers etc etc. And what you said isn't something I've heard any of them say. But it's true! *The law favors those it needs.*
@pagano1905Ай бұрын
My mother was a friend of her daughter Gogo, whom I was fortunate enough to meet on Christmas 1994
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Wowwww thats incredible, what was she like?
@pagano1905Ай бұрын
@@understitchYT it was Xtmas 1994 in Gstaad. They had not seen each other since their days as young women. When they met again they were both well in their seventies, so they enjoyed being able to meet again and catch up with each other. They met for tea and talked about their respective lives . I attended because I was pregnant and could not ski. Gogo was totally natural and very nice. It was a few years before she lost one of her daughters on September 11, and it breaks my heart to think about what she must have gone through.
@ivanmylesАй бұрын
An exceptionally well-told inspirational and aspirational account of an independent woman who succeeded with talent, charisma, and determination. Thank you! And yet, poor Go-Go 💔
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I felt bad for Gogo all up until she did exactly the thing that she had complained that her mother did to her to her children, but without the excuse that they needed specialised medical care. I can’t really have much sympathy if she was willing to repeat the same things
@AntiqueMossАй бұрын
Thank you for this in-depth video about Schiaparelli. I enjoyed every minute watching this 🙏🏻
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad, thank you so much 🥰
@user-pixiecatgenАй бұрын
Absolutely loved this video! The Chanel videos were awesome but this is next level. Would love to see more 'historic' designer videos
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I would love to make more historic videos too, but Ill probably always have to space them out if I want to make rent 😅
@user-pixiecatgenАй бұрын
@understitchYT I'm happy to wait and watch all your other content in the meantime. Btw I've watched the Elsa 3 times now - it's just brilliant!!!
@camillewilkinson4343Ай бұрын
An Excellent story-telling of Schiaparelli. Worth the time investment to listen. Didn't realise that the model was related, yet there is a familiarity in features observed by the photos included. Very Well done.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
What a wonderful compliment, thank you so much 🤍
@cathyquilts2609Ай бұрын
Wonderful!! Not sure how this was in my feed but I’m so glad it was sent to me!!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Oh this was the first video you saw from me? Thats kind of great, I assumed because of the length itd only appeal to the most dedicated 🤣
@joiedevivre2005Ай бұрын
I just discovered your channel today, because YT apparently knows of my love of Schiaparelli & recommended your video. I am so happy it did! I am now a fan & yes, I have subscribed. Looking forward to more videos. I have always adored Schiaparelli ever since I found a Schiaparelli hat in its lovely pink box in my grandmother's attic (I still have the hat). She made fashion fun. After watching your video, I now adore & respect this talented, kind, fascinating woman even more. Thank you so much for making this possible.
@joiedevivre2005Ай бұрын
Regarding all her travel, I have to wonder if maybe she was using her celebrity status & connections to do a little reconnaissance for the allies, much like Josephine Baker did.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Genuinely that hat may be a museum-worthy piece now, you can always take it in to get checked and they might pay you for it (if you want that of course). How lucky you are to have a piece designed by Schiaparelli herself, and how lucky your grandmother was to get her hands on an original, she mustve felt like the most beautiful woman in the world - and Im sure she was too. About the travel, I've been racking my brain too and I just have no idea, she wouldve spent only a day or two in each location, so it is odd that shed even bother at a time when travel was so difficult. My best bet is that she just needed a respite from whatever was going on in her personal life, but I really have no idea
@barakkarpenkop1501Ай бұрын
Better than watching a movie, thank you for this video, had goosebumps in the end.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
My new direct competitor is Pixar 🤌
@moxielouiseАй бұрын
Fantastic documentary and so well done. I can't imagine the hours you put into the research. Thank you so much. You should be really proud of this one.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
It was about six months start to end, but I loved every minute, Im glad you enjoyed it so much
@balazs7235Ай бұрын
Even when I think I know a designer so well... Understitch, will make sure to provide me with just a sea of knowledge! Never demotivating, it’s always a treat to be able to watch videos that are such a - dare I say, definitive source for each designer/house. Incredible like always!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I would adore to know if anyone at the house watched it, so much love went into it
@m.woodsrobinson9244Ай бұрын
Magnificently done!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Thank you so much
@suno8911Ай бұрын
What a woman, what a life… and what a wonderful narration! Congrats on the first year and thank you for this fascinating video on one of my faves 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Wasnt she so incredible? I was also fascinated when researching. Im glad you enjoyed it so much 🥰
@george40nelson4Ай бұрын
I watched the whole thing.... incredibly researched and very gripping . . What a life ! I was really touched at the end when she called to Peno, her true first love while on her deathbed according to her grand daughter Marisa Berenson.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I was actually thinking that even if it’s not true that’s an incredibly kind thing for Marissa to have said, to allow her grandmother‘s memory to be caught in hyperbole one last time, just as she wanted
@LJlnn2 ай бұрын
OH MY GOOOOD!!!!!! 2 hour video coming from you. i live! something to look forward to.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I loved making it, definitely a labour of love on this one 🥰
@rayidagurbatli1769Ай бұрын
Your narrations are lovely as well as extensive research obviously done with dedication and love
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Thats so kind, thank you so much 🤍
@mioaraturcu7631Ай бұрын
I rarely comment on videos but this video is so brilliantly done, that I just had to. Congratulations on this, it is so well put together. I discovered your channel a few months ago and I devoured all your videos. For fashion lovers, your channel and videos are breaths of fresh air. Keep up the good work and I hope that we will get to see more amazing videos just like this one. ❤
@understitchYTАй бұрын
What a lovely comment to read, I feel so honoured that you would comment under my video considering you don’t comment much 🤍
@MeckymecmecАй бұрын
This was amazing i love how you love her, i end up crying a bit. Thank you 💜
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I cried many times making it too 🤍
@eliza2341Ай бұрын
Extremely interesting and immensely appreciated! Thank you so much. You are an amazing narrator. A moving and poignant story. My respects to Elsa Schiaparelli and may she rest in peace. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I’m so glad you enjoyed it so much, I really really loved making this video
@eliza2341Ай бұрын
♥️
@stardresser1Ай бұрын
Ohhhhh how i love you right now! I have to completely go through and organize my garage, tomorrow, ready it for a sale, and there's decades of family handovers (China, pics, tchotchkes i never wanted) and cartons of paper to deal with. This incredible video will get me through it with as little pain as possible! Bless you, to the Heavens.🤩😍😇
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Oh what perfect timing!! And should be an easy listen too given the chapters 🥰
@DougPettey-yg6dq2 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for creating and sharing this biography!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed it
@naiad4734 күн бұрын
Epic! What a marvellous, in-depth, empathetic biography of a truly remarkable lady. I would be happy to wear her designs now. Thank you for your thoroughly engaging story, created with integrity and respect. I think 'Schiap' would have been rather pleased.
@understitchYT4 күн бұрын
I really hope so, she was such an incredible person so to make her proud would be the biggest compliment
@dandaman508Ай бұрын
This is amazing! I can't wait for your Versace video.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I do have the next biography planned 😶🌫️
@Camelolivegreen2 ай бұрын
Really in depth. Great vid.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Thank you!
@uschilouАй бұрын
The excitement i felt when this notification popped up!!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I hope you enjoyed it, or are currently enjoying it in sessions 🤣
@uschilouАй бұрын
@understitchYT Immensely! It was lovely to fall asleep to last night, and now I'm finishing it.
@MLGBGermany2 ай бұрын
I have enjoyed every single minute of this video 🥰 "Schiap" is such an iconic figure!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Right? Im so glad to know how truly kind she was
@elliotreed8837Ай бұрын
Such fantastic, detailed work! Grateful for all the effort you put into to this wonderful video.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed it 🥰
@SmeowglassАй бұрын
I was curious about Schiaparelli and this was a wonderful documentary to listen to. Thank you!
@mbelieve9919Ай бұрын
I am so excited for this one!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Youre probably still watching, but I hope you enjoy 🥰
@ivanmyles2 ай бұрын
Just at the start but had to double back at the part where her grandmother died at the age of twenty when her mother was ten 😳
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Yeah and she had five children by the age of twenty too, seems a bit 😬 by todays standards, but I guess that was the life of the old money back then 😬
@katiwangАй бұрын
This was amazing!!!! I enjoyed every minute. Thanks for researching and putting this together. ❤❤❤
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed it, I just adored making it 🥰
@mrotaveria2 ай бұрын
Thanks for this, you're the best!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you liked it 🥰
@lindseykanas31642 ай бұрын
Such an in-depth dive....and a great treat for the hot summer... Thank you for the great content as always
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Just get in the air con or youll melt while watching this 🤣
@lindseykanas3164Ай бұрын
@@understitchYT not to worry... They know how to use air conditioning in Vegas
@juliapalmer2344Ай бұрын
One of my favorite artists and designers. I wish I could have been young enough to have worn her clothes. The letter she wrote to her daughter was the same advice my Mother gave me. ❤I have read one book of your resources and loved it. I loved your review.❤
@chryse379917 күн бұрын
Thank you for telling the story of this beautiful woman.
@understitchYT14 күн бұрын
Im glad you enjoyed it 🥰
@deliriablushАй бұрын
This is sooo good! You really deserve more followers!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed it, I adored making it 🥰
@XtiandemediciАй бұрын
Wow, that was so good!!! Thank you!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad 🥰
@KatieRae_AmidCrisis2 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this. Truly excellent. I adore such in-depth long-form content, on such a fascinating subject, and so meticulously researched.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed it, it was a real treat to make
@mitchel5689Ай бұрын
Your work is so well reasearched and amazing! Thank you for all that you do for fashion!!!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I just love it so much, Im glad you enjoy it 🥰
@TheAnglophileChronicles16 күн бұрын
Such a fantastic and well-made video! The narration and the research was exceptional. Schiaparelli was an extremely fascinating woman, with such unbelievable talent and grit. The fact that her fashion house still exists to this day is a testament to her legacy. Thank you!
@understitchYT16 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! 🤍
@TheAnglophileChronicles16 күн бұрын
@@understitchYT Curious to know if you have worked in any capacity within the fashion industry or simply have a fascination for it?
@understitchYT15 күн бұрын
@@TheAnglophileChronicles I've worked in a few roles in the past, everything from low employee to consultancy to creating concept stores. I actually tried to give it up a few years ago and yet I found my interest in retailing just couldn't be stopped so I came back to it in this way
@TheAnglophileChronicles15 күн бұрын
@@understitchYT This is awesome! Do you have a social media account where your work can be followed further? I really enjoy your approach on fashion. It's a world I'm largely unfamiliar with but I'm always fascinated by the creativity and ingenuity of the people in the business. As an aside, I was absolutely floored to find out that the new creative director of Schiaparelli, Daniel Roseberry, is also a fellow Texan like myself! Equally amazing was that " He was the first American to lead a French couture house, and among the youngest to do so. At the time, Roseberry had no formal training in haute couture, and spoke no French." ~Wikepedia. This is quite remarkable!
@SelkieTearsАй бұрын
thank you so much for the time and love you put into this 💕💕 truly a gift! I will probably listen multiple times 🥰
@LC-bu9tyАй бұрын
Brilliantly done - thank you for all of the work on this.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Thank you too!
@dakotablue336614 күн бұрын
You are so thorough and wonderful in your storytelling and in your description of detail. Thank you for teaching me so much about this. Incredible figure. Your channel is very important.❤
@understitchYT14 күн бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much for the commeny
@radugabrieldinca72082 ай бұрын
Thank you for posting these video essays, they’re always so wonderful and informative, know that all of your work is much appreciated :)
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Thank you so much, Im so glad you enjoyed it so much 🥰
@basil486219 күн бұрын
I am not really interested in fashion history but enjoyed this so much. Thank you.
@understitchYT19 күн бұрын
The best kind of compliment, thank you so much
@peterjason44912 ай бұрын
Very informative video
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Glad you think so!
@annmarievecaschilling3970Ай бұрын
This is amazing! Fashion, history, family… thank you!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed it 🥰 (edit bcs wrong emoji)
@lauraashley4780Ай бұрын
this was so good wow🥲 it’s so interesting all that happened during the war time. I’m so sad about her calling out for pinot at the end
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I’m really glad you enjoyed it, I’m so happy to know that she was such a nice person
@user-ml4lp1vc4fАй бұрын
What a life and what an incredible woman! Thankyou for including so much detail on this one as always 🤌🏼
@understitchYTАй бұрын
She was exactly that, Im so glad you enjoyed the biography 🤍
@lamodernistaАй бұрын
One word...FABULOUS!!!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
If you try hard thats three words
@catesbysutton50272 ай бұрын
bestie, wake up!! understitch uploaded!!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Youll have to be up for a while 🤣
@andrewroberts1841Ай бұрын
This is incredible; I adore Schiaparelli and I thought I knew much, but this video taught me so much.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad 🥰🥰
@wizlardАй бұрын
Thank you so much for this, it was all so well researched and beautifully put together…literally in tears at the last line though hahah it was like a gut punch😭, what a life to live!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so so glad to read that, she was an amazing person
@imperialdaggerАй бұрын
This is literally life changing. Thank you for your dedication to preserving history! ❤
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed it 🥰
@jenshertog1702Ай бұрын
This is some EXCELLENT work. Listening to this while sewing something myself feels very correct haha
@understitchYTАй бұрын
That makes me so happy, what are you making?
@jenshertog1702Ай бұрын
@@understitchYT currently working on a form fitting long sleeve shirt with black lace panels that i intend to embroider later
@m1kem1kem1keАй бұрын
I watched this video over three sessions…. I enjoyed this IMMENSELY. Thank you so much for your hard work. I found the story of Schiaparelli to be very moving… ✨
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad I did this in chapters then! Happy to hear you enjoyed it so much 🥰
@EddyB_.2 ай бұрын
My favourite designer YESSS
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Wasnt she the best?
@Babi305FlaАй бұрын
When you asked for suggestions I said do longer content. I really ❤❤❤ this video Good Job
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I love the longer videos too tbh, just wish I could do them more often
@hannahhuang1728Ай бұрын
wow this was amazing
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Thank you so much 🥰
@OfficROZWBRAZEL2 ай бұрын
Hi so this was needed since the beginning of this channel, but only realized that upon clapping eyes on the thumbnail
@understitchYT2 ай бұрын
I spent so so so much time on this thumbnail, it was very hard to make a woman born 134 years ago not look like she was born 134 years ago 😅 The photos are so aged -because theyre so old- that they just dont lend themselves well to a thumbail, though I will say I was lucky with this one of her facing forwards 😅
@understitchYT2 ай бұрын
For the record I didnt realise hypens would cross out the text 😅
@jenniferchen909Ай бұрын
I like your videos! Really appreciate the time you spent on making this! Could you make a video talking about Jeanne Paquin and the house of Paquin? She’s really a pioneer in fashion design and running the fashion business, but very unknown today since the house was closed in 1956…
@wendywindsor345920 күн бұрын
excellent! Thank you for all your hard work putting this together. I learned so much!
@understitchYT19 күн бұрын
Im so glad, thank you for telling me
@markjohnson22572 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication !!! I truly appreciate you and l learn so much!❤
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I just adored making it and learning more about her
@Karin777222 ай бұрын
Congratulations on your milestone! 🎉 I absolutely adore your content! ❤
@understitchYTАй бұрын
So close now! Less than 3k and 4 days to go 🥰
@Karin77722Ай бұрын
@@understitchYT we need to feed that algorithm then! 🥕
@bryanescobedo1355Ай бұрын
Just finished amazing video !!!!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im glad you enjoyed it to the end!
@ravenlass333412 күн бұрын
Incredible presentation! This is one of your most superlative among your many superlative others! (This comment is edited just to add that your presentation on Madame Vionnet will be accompanying dinner tonight.) The ending was so very touching, and I felt a bit misty...did I detect you may have too...?❤
@understitchYT9 күн бұрын
I’m so glad you enjoyed it, and yes I cried many many times making this. You’ll have to tell me if you liked the vionnet video
@ravenlass33349 күн бұрын
@@understitchYTI promise to. I'm saving it for dessert!❤
@erisiabatto22 күн бұрын
WOW~ just wow, great research, wonderful story, thank you for your hard work
@understitchYT18 күн бұрын
Im so glad to hear you enjoyed it, thank you 🥰
@nelsonysabel2962Ай бұрын
This was EXCELLENT! Super informative and has made me into a Schiaparelli fan!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad to hear that!!
@isabellacristinafranchidos2738Ай бұрын
You are incredible!! Thank you for your work, this was wonderful!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Thank you for watching 🥰
@MelanieTahataАй бұрын
Epic! Thank you that was brilliant 👏🏾❤
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed it 🥰
@meribelgoldwinАй бұрын
This is AMAZING!!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Thank you so much 🥰
@lynnschaeferle-zh4goАй бұрын
I remember Marissa Berenson. I’m also A fan of this era I was always aware of the meticulous clothes she produced. Thanks for enlightening me as to the connection
@amchealthАй бұрын
Thank you for this work. ❤
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed 🥰
@mauriciolaschАй бұрын
Thank you so much 🙏😭
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im glad you liked it 🥰
@dontwasteyourheartАй бұрын
thank you so much!!!!!!!! your video is an act of kindness
@understitchYTАй бұрын
An act of love, she gave me so much 🤍
@Jerrard19832 ай бұрын
I’m here to encourage your other followers to let the ads run. This level of research deserves to be fully monetized!!
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I think according to the terms of monetisation I cant endorse this, but Im glad to know you think my research is so worth it 🤍
@Jerrard1983Ай бұрын
@@understitchYT trust we all think very highly of you.
@understitchYTАй бұрын
I think highly of you too 🥰
@adelinadobrete9168Ай бұрын
LOVED this episode!!!! Such an informative video, full of great information and beautifully narrated 🥰🥰🥰🥰
@understitchYTАй бұрын
Im so glad you enjoyed it! 🥰
@jamesmoroeng211023 күн бұрын
I have played this video thrice while assembling garments. It's THAT good 👌🏽
@understitchYT23 күн бұрын
I literally could not be happier to read this, thank you for telling me 🤍