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[@galat1a]

The black dress with the pins its just divine!!!

[@minhthai4915]

Weekly upload??? We don't deserve you Doris. Thank you and everyone in the team soo much for the effort!

[@thewaywewore7371]

Minh Thai Thanks for your appreciation!!

[@AuntyM66]

I love Versace fashion.

[@cazfarri]

The amount of work and detail that went into his clothes is astounding.

[@LisaMarie-xp4ym]

I’m a nineties girl and still have kept a lot of the clothes that I had back then!! I’m going to continue to collect the clothing of that time. Even though they are so rare!! I have missed out on some amazing pieces!!

[@jag5798]

Versace - I can see how true that mistress statement stands. He is bold and heavy. One thing is for sure, you recognize his design signature without ever looking at a label.

[@dawsondean7488]

Hey Doris, I think we would all really enjoy seeing any Lee Mcqueen pieces you have. Loving this series so much thank you for all the work you and your team put into it!

[@thewaywewore7371]

Dawson Dean 🙏🏼. If I had interesting pieces that I could include , I would love to do an episode on McQueen. Maybe I’m the future ....?

[@samanthab1923]

Dawson Dean Good idea. Been watching some of his fashion shows.

[@sarahdee2287]

Oh man a McQueen episode would be outstanding 🙏

[@annettemurielle]

The show-off piece is a show-stopper! Love, Love, Love it!

[@brettalexander4122]

I ALWAYS love to hear where u found items!!! Really enjoy “ooh this came from an estate of a woman who loved shopping.. etc. “ it’s cool to hear such stories!

[@1610556]

Love your turquoise jewelry!!

[@eduardoinagaki]

What a masterclass!

[@Llamatown]

The garments you present are uniquely beautiful. I love that you tell us the history of the garment, describe the finely crafted features and materials of quality tailoring, and show pictures of the people who wore the outfit. I'm fascinated and entranced, basically hanging on your every word. I am also in the club of people who truly appreciate the research, work and care you put into your videos. Thank you.

[@thewaywewore7371]

Ginger Campbell Thanks for your kind words Ginger. I am blessed to have a profession that allows me to have the privilege of working with such beautiful pieces. I love sharing it with like-minded people who are either interested or passionate about fashion.

[@robertdemitro1520]

Wow ! I love the " show off ! " The vibrant colors , the characteristic of the print all come toge6for one amazing garment ! The cut is awesome too .

[@justinwhite6787]

Another really informative, fun and just Great episode! I worked for Avedon in the 90s. He and Gianni had a great relationship.

[@m.cunningham9817]

So much beautiful fashion out there. Versace is amazing

[@alexanderpons9246]

Yes, Gianni Versace was one of a kind and on his days he was on top of the world! I remember in 1987 he made a black column dress with an off white top piece that was to die for. Thanks for creating this channel and share so much great content!

[@lillolf3758]

All things Versace are absolutely amazing!🤯😘

[@irinabugai1022]

Beautiful video. Thank you. I thrifted a jean vest with silk lining, this summer. For now it’s my only Versace piece but it’s very dear to me. My personal style is not as loud but there is a certain magic to wear a beautifully crafted piece of clothing that is rare and unique.

[@goldenglove4663]

Doris as a future Couturier you are a Gem to us. I hope to someday have you showing my clothes at your store.

[@FacheChanteDeux]

I adore your turquoise pieces. Great fashion as usual Doris.

[@abelinhazoomzoom]

Thank you Doris for sharing your passion for cloths, and giving us a glimpse to your world of knowledge so we can learn with you.

[@sharoncherry]

Love your turquoise squash necklace and bracelet. Loved the jumpsuit and bright colors used in it.

[@deepconnection1169]

You are just precious Doris. I thoroughly enjoyed your Chanel video just as much as this one. How unsophisticated one must be to give you a thumbs down? You are the best. It is because of someone as special as you, that the history of this art work is preserved for future generations. Thank you for your time and contribution to posterity.

[@nidac9420]

Goshhh. The jumpsuit was amazing!

[@tompina4598]

I can listen to Doris speak all day. The smile on her face when she speaks about pieces she has collected is great to see. Her knowledge is mind blowing. Thank you Doris. Any chance there will a feature on handbags? Specifically 40’s era?

[@thewaywewore7371]

Tom Pina Hi Tom. I don’t have that many great 40s handbags but will throw in one or two worthy ones (1930s though) in upcoming episodes. Thanks for the suggestion! Doris

[@sum12sumwhere]

Thank you Doris! You are a jewel!

[@ThrivingJean]

What a wonderful video! Thank you!

[@suepoch3931]

TFS!!! OMG!!!! I could watch all day!!! I would love love love to go through your store!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍✌️❤️

[@citigirl]

So envious of your Versace pieces. I would treasure these for all my life. I would pass the pieces down to family. Thank you for sharing.

[@thewaywewore7371]

Irene Pizimolas It’s what I call wearable heirlooms!

[@doriangraypurr201]

LOVED this episode!!

[@istanbulfashionaddic]

amazing lecture on Versace thank you so much Doris.

[@cassandraralph5906]

Most interesting and educational video! Fashion history and art history are always stimulating, and sometimes controversial, subjects! Well done indeed again, Doris Raymond!

[@dailydriveasmr]

Gianni Versace and Kansai Yamamoto in one video?? Amazing, obsessed with your taste and knowledge

[@pachotandfamily6120]

Im absolutely awed!!! At one time i mentioned i would love to see versace collections and you did it.. Im grateful. 💗💗💗 so much love for you Doris... So much love 💗💗💗💗💗

[@josephlloyd5290]

Too too Fabulous, amazing Doris! Your a real Gem !! Enjoy these episodes so much, please keep them coming. Thank you 🤩

[@joannathesinger770]

As a historiographer and wannabe fashionista (and with several historical fashion classes under my belt), I appreciate the detail you presented! As a personal note, I have been wearing his original perfume, Gianni Versace for Women, since I got my first sample in 1981-82. A friend was the Southwest Merchandising Editor for Vogue Magazine, and she brought me several samples. I LOVE that fragrance, and try and find it at a decent price now on Ebay. No fragrance that Donnatella has released can hold a candle to his original. I find it interesting that he had created a fragrance within 4 years of launching his own fashion house. That is power.

[@Firespawnable]

Gianni Versace actually never said he dressed Mistresses. The famous quote was, *“Armani dresses the wife and Versace dresses the mistress.”* It was written by the famous Vogue editor Anna Wintour.

[@teeniebeenie8774]

was said by Viva, Warhol's muse....

[@Firespawnable]

@@teeniebeenie8774 It was said by Anna Wintour.

[@Firespawnable]

@Joan In Florida That line was written by Anna Wintour, who does indeed have wit, she is the inspiration for Miranda Priestley.

[@Firespawnable]

@Joan In Florida Yeah it's a MOVIE that is based on REAL LIFE. The movie character Miranda Priestley is based on Anna Wintour.

[@Firespawnable]

@Joan In Florida Meryl Streep knows that her character Miranda Priestly is based on Anna Wintour. You should watch this video at 1:05 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/moiXqKN9nJtnpqc Anna Wintour has been working for Vogue for over 30 years so she knows how to write a good line. That's why Miranda Priestly had some of the best lines in the movie because she's based on Anna Wintour. LOL!

[@mommamakeuptv1741]

You had me at pockets ❤️❤️❤️

[@itaacesar3029]

Thank you so much for these videos!!!

[@duvadox]

thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and these beautiful pieces!

[@ricr3415]

Amazing! Just what I needed a Versace themed video. Just made my night! Gianni cemented him as a rock star with his clothes and his fashion shows.

[@prettyhamburger6462]

I really really like her:) she seems very down to earth and genuinely nice:) and of course that passion!!

[@lunaticajoyeria5257]

This is my favorite channel in all youtube. Thank you!

[@elle7899]

I just started watching this channel. Omg you are an amazing teacher. I could listen to her talk all day.

[@100pennys6]

I think that’s the best thumbnail I’ve ever seen 🏆

[@hermaggiesty]

Your videos are such a treat

[@yolandamontalvo3557]

I LOVE VERSACE !

[@lillianriquelme3837]

So beautiful! Thank you Doris for bringing us such beauty and art

[@nativevirginian8344]

Such beautiful art. Yes that’s what it is. Love your channel.🌷

[@darkangelsl3732]

Omg please don’t stop these videos ❤️

[@julianneaitch]

Amazing!! thank you for showing us!!! xxx

[@b.mcknight8686]

The first garment you showed with all the beading is beautiful

[@LM-tr2kq]

my favorite international celebrity!!!! love you Doris

[@thewaywewore7371]

L M Awwww. Shucks. Thanks.

[@flo-llama]

I saw the thumbnail & started giggling! From the twinkle in your eyes, I knew we were in for a real treat! Once again, thank you for the history lesson. I had always wondered how Versace seemed to appear from nowhere overnight. What an incredible collection you've collected! I was relieved to see the very fine tulle used as a base for the beading. It's much easier to bead with a hook from the back using a chain stitch when you can see thru the fabric. So much easier & forgiving than the traditional couching method. The only downside is with a snag, you will lose a whole row of stitching & beads. That also makes the repairs easier too though. I couldn't pick a favorite this week. They are all so wonderful in their own way. The one I'd most like to touch tho is the "not your daddy's" chainmail dress. So incredibly fluid. Just the juxtaposition of a slinky fabric made from cold, hard metal - I'd have a hard time not playing with it.

[@Anteroization]

a jaw dropping video as always !

[@mastoidrama]

Loved this video! Thank you for the information and the look at such wonderful pieces.

[@daniellethomas809]

Made my night!

[@craigparham7992]

Thank you so much for this video - love everything you present - Thanks for taking the time and money for doing this for your viewers ! Love from Australia

[@tesshowdieshell6553]

Omg that one shoulder top with the pants 😍

[@johnvalentine9684]

I always enjoy and learn from your videos. You presentations are always elegant and without pretense.

[@brianabouttown256]

Great episode and lovely show off Thanks Doris! 💜💜💜

[@paulinawaas9204]

Love your videos and sharing!

[@LavishlyChiChi]

Hey doris. I love the history lessons you have.

[@trishr2765]

fantastic!

[@deidrabenson361]

Absolutely beautiful!!! Thank you sooo very much for sharing 😍😍😍

[@RoSario-vb8ge]

He was on me of the best -those bright colours, very luxurious. You could be a teacher in fashion schools, it is so interesting to listen to you. You have a lot of knowledge.

[@fortysomethingbadgirls2173]

Thank you for this wonderful video. Versace was the Marc Chagall of our time. Such symmetry in that piece. 'Rogue' designers are true masters of their craft.

[@suginami123]

Superb presentation. Clear short and simple. My mantra for professional training which I did in Japan for 28 years.

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

That kansai is sublime!!! ♡

[@jayneneewing2369]

I absolutely love the Yamamoto piece. Thanks.

[@ShaneTallon88]

Love this ! Thank you Doris 🖤🌈🦄🦋🎃🐇

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

The marketing introduced by donatella is new info for me =] thankyou always, doris!

[@Cardsmaster]

I’m so ecstatic you made this video. This is heaven for us!!

[@veronicaave4787]

This is legit my new favorite channel

[@lisabullock7461]

That Red Suit WoW when I was young smilexo 🔥

[@TheWokanukane]

I always look forward to your posts. I love to see what you are wearing! That turquoise is amazing!

[@mmjohns10]

Another great video! I would love to see the Versace jewlery pieces you may have in your store and/or collection! I love the Medusa and Greek key motif!

[@thewaywewore7371]

Martha Johnson Most of the jewelry is shown on this video.

[@samanthab1923]

M Johnson Always remember seeing Versace China with that pattern on MTV Cribs. Russell Simmons house.

[@kaysmyth7099]

Thank you for doing the education of designers I have learned so much . You looked nice today also

[@miishavovk8514]

Thank you so much for everything you do for us ! Please, keep going ! ❤️

[@glitterdarla]

Stunning art as always!

[@boujeetrash1015]

I LOVE THAT THIS CHANNEL EXISTS THANK YOU .

[@linnearudin6970]

So beautiul and thank you for your knowledge.

[@ILIUSCOV]

LOVE!!! I have many of the Versace/Atelier show videos on Unforgettable Runway , you have an amazing collection, absolutely love it all, thank you for showing these pieces ❤️

[@stephaniemedina1848]

I love your job you do it so well and with heart 🌷🌹🌈

[@alexandragreen121]

I try and watch a video whenever I can. I love this channel and learning from it. You are the best Doris

[@whynot2644]

I think YOU have a group of followers who ENJOY you and all the KNOWLEDGE you have gathered through the years, that if you sold tickets to watch we would buy them.

[@janetthomas6670]

Your knowledge is quite amazing .loved gianni

[@kays3956]

Hi Doris, love the close-ups! N the brief intro to fair market value and auctions! Making money from the frock exchange... that is so clever!

[@thedollbabys1073]

Just found your channel and I'm obsessed! Keep it going! Love the mix of costumes and fashions and history and also how you kind of show us the business aspect by explaining how you source products,auctions,prices, etc. Love it!

[@messing-up]

Thank you for introducing me to Kansai Yamamoto Doris! ❤️

[@magicskyway]

I loved those Versace fibula dresses back in the day.

[@janetgies8698]

I didn’t know Versace designed for Genny. When I worked at Bullocks Wilshire I bought a $1,300 long silk crème gown for $130. I gave it to FIDM with my $900 Versace grey leather pants. I loved those pants. They were 80s era full through the thigh and a high wide suede waistband. I had lots of fun working his AIDS Project Los Angeles benefit runway show.

[@elizabethcowen8079]

Love the Chagall piece! Elizabeth

[@neilandfitzgerald8025]

Thank you for this Doris! You’re always talking about how vintage is both a lucrative AND sustainable enterprise. I’d love to see some pieces you own that have been reused, repurposed or recycled! What designers do you know of who champion this way of making (Ex. Christopher Ræburn, Bethany Williams)?

[@thewaywewore7371]

Neiland Fitzgerald Hi Neiland. Just starting to collect some more recent pieces that are great examples of repurposed and plan to do an episode with them. Libertine, Hreat Wall of China are 2 at the top of my head. It’s late and I’m tired. Stay tuned as I think we will be shooting that episode soon. Thanks for your interest! Doris

[@ringoroll]

@@thewaywewore7371 Huge Libertine fan!!!

[@davidanderson8704]

Thank you so much for making and posting these videos, appreciate all the knowledge Doris, you are the best!

[@manueldpmingopereznavales5109]

Doris, do you have any garment from Prince's wardrobe? I think he was a master of the personal adaptation of fashion trends into his own style, and always wore his own custom made clothings. Absolutely exclusive outfits. I think he is one of the most interesting cases to analyze when it comes about fashion and look. He never got he attention he deserves in that stuff, and he always dressed as any other person in the world.

[@mulliganstew72]

Great question. The jacket Madonna wears in the virgin tour was Prince’s jacket... I never knew who his designer(s) were or what inspired his underrated style!

[@MoniqueSinha]

Love the content! Looking forward to it every week ❤️

[@rosemariemolina6580]

What can I say just love it😍😍😍😍

[@agatarek_pl]

adore you Doris, adore that channel! Thank you

[@PolyvoreThea]

Incredible hero piece!

[@judytelles3518]

Thanks for explaining Versace,I have never liked it as I prefer McQueen but I nave a new appreciation because of you as always.