Victorian Secrets - Part 4

[@vintagebrew1057]

Thank you Marjorie for showing these wonderful items. Ive seen photo's of my Great Grandmother in the 1920's wearing a home made satin drop waist dress and clearly still wearing her corset!! She was in her forties so I guess old habits die hard!

[@123ilovevampires]

Thank you for making these videos! I am writing a novel that partly takes place in the Victorian era and this will greatly help me with my descriptions of the womens outfits!

[@SuchaCaligrrl]

I love this tutorial and I was able to hear the entire video :). Thank you this will be very helpful to me.

[@marceloclover]

Lovely series of videos !! I love it.

[@Phoeby]

i'm so happy i get to wear my jeans, t-shirt and vans everyday - much more comfortable :)

[@pimenel]

Thank you! Very nicely done.

[@UtahGmaw99]

Enjoyed this a lot. Thank you

[@Ichigo4456]

I never knew at how much I dress like this. I have long skirts and dresses, and use petticoats. All I need is a corset! :3

[@gufo87]

That was awesome, thank you

[@MsAngelique]

The Japanese Gothic Aristocrats dress similar to Victorian and Rococo fashions. It's fabulous!

[@carolwalters7069]

I loved the entire series. Very fascinating and enlightening. Today's woman sure doesn't have that kind of time to get dressed before going out the door to work. Although very elegant and lady like in design, these fashions are not practical for today's busy woman. Still, it would be nice to dress in this manner once in awhile just to remember what it was to be an actual "lady".

[@OfWebsAndChocolates]

@CorneliaBui It's quite easy to sit dressed like that-- you've just got to steady the hoop skirt with your hands and hold it to the side. Though I'm no expert, I had to wear a full on Victorian outfit for a musical I was in. I was comfortable, but I cannot speak for everyone.

[@TMurz]

A successful draw to the museum!

[@veritorossi]

I think I would die in the Nevada heat with all those layers! Imagine today we wear a lot of less clothing and we have AC's!!

[@Ghargr18]

+Veronica Rossi Remember this is before global warming tho

[@sincerelyyours2000]

That was the reason for the split drawers shown in part 2.

[@xXBugglezXx]

I wish we still dressed like this. Imagine long time from now, people will be looking at what we wear. :)

[@Mikichan85]

can i know everything on this type of dress? i want recreate it like the original eugine's dress, sissi's dress (first period) and the victoria's secret (first period) can you help me please?

[@marjorieleblanc2806]

I would kill to go back to the 1830s :(

[@rhondathompson6942]

YOU BUILD A TIME MACHINE I WILL GO WITH YOU

[@OfWebsAndChocolates]

@CorneliaBui Corset and everything, yes. No, no-- No need to be sorry. Perhaps I am just strange. Also, you need to think that the woman back then would have wore some type of corset as young as four, so it is a gradual thinning of the waist... I did feel faint, but not uncomfortably so, only because it was my first time dressed in a corset. They, on the other hand, were very used to it to the point where, as the very kind guide said, they felt uncomfortable and unable to move without a corset.

[@vivienleigh1097]

DairyAir :)

[@CorneliaBui]

@xXBugglezXx and how can we sit down then? It's so hard to sit in that kind of dress, and imagine when we had to tight our belly like that, I dont think I will be able to feel comfortable in that dress, even though the color and the style is so beautiful. No, Im happy that we can get out of that way of wearing our dress

[@CorneliaBui]

@OfWebsAndChocolates did you wear a corset ? Even when you tighted it that hard, you still can feel comfortable ? Iam sorry, I have never wore any Victorian dresses, but seeing the way people wear it makes me think its so uncomfortable.

[@tokidokilager]

those bustle dresses are so beautiful. i'll take that over the princess skirt, not that we'd ever allow ourselves to be objected to a dress code again. and about the sluts-someone's accepting them, someone's desiring them; maybe they shouldn't be encouraged. (i'm talking about a style of dress and manner, not sexual freedom.)

[@MsAngelique]

No, I mean there is a subculture called Aristocrat, often called lolita's cousin. It;s more mature, and often doesn't have the cupcake skirt.

[@xXxemokittycupcakexX]

You mean classic lolita and gothic lolita :3 i wear that everyday

[@3636Clarence]

How could they wipe?

[@opheliarises]

This got real gay @ 4:20....lol..."Not that there's anything wrong with that!" (jerry sienfeld)

[@xXxemokittycupcakexX]

lol classic lolita is wery mature sweet lolita may not be but have you ever seen a full aristocratic classic lolita? :)

[@MsAngelique]

Is it weird that I think bustle gowns are sexy?

[@salemgirl123]

..id rather wear a corset then crunches.. im sory.. call me lazy i dont care..corsets are sexier

[@fairylatina4984]

poor and rich would dressed the same?

[@Mikichan85]

oh no!!! the rich people has the most decorate dress!! (and the biggest crinoline) the poor people has the sample dress and the smallest crinoline. the poor female worked, with the big crinoline how they can worked? (i'm sorry for my english... i'm not speak it well ;___; )

[@fairylatina4984]

thanks a lot, I don't speak very well English neither :)

[@eternaldarkness6]

I got tired watching her get dressed