VIVIEN LEIGH - THEATRICAL ROMANTIC Style Review

[@VampireNinjaBunnies]

I worked with a girl who.looked just like Vivien Leigh. Almost cried when I told her and she said she had no idea who that is.

[@cmela-v]

hahaha

[@jessjass9653]

Can you do Adele?? Especially with her weight loss, would love to see how you see the same lines across different sizes.

[@ImpressDivinity]

Yes ✅

[@genuinedelusionsmusic]

Apparently because it relies heavily on bone structure, it would be similiar to whatever she was before.

[@jasmeen5712]

Personally you did my top 3 (Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, Vivien Leigh). Just waiting for Marilyn Monroe, then I am good !

[@afroditi5845]

I love Vivien! a style review for Romy Schneider would be also really interesting, as her style evolved so much when she moved to Paris!

[@warpdirection]

Romy! Very goed idea!

[@lilypond5158]

@@warpdirection Romy is such an icon

[@buzzi2k]

Not sure how to take it, but this video was thought provoking in Adele's transformation kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIiQm2qtmtuBjZo

[@МаріяСадова-ж1ф]

My favorite actress! The woman of exquisite beauty, a tender and fragile flower... Thanks for the review!

[@sla6234]

7:38 I 100% agree. I am pretty sure I am a TR, and this confirmed it. I am currently trying on wedding dresses and bulky A-line and ball gown dresses look so awful on me. I never understood it because I thought that would be the most universally flattering style for any body type, but I just looked like I was drowning in the fabric and I looked like a little kid. I am 5’4” btw. So I swapped for more simple, draped dresses (cowl neck slip dress style), trumpet/mermaid style, and hi-low that shows my ankles and shoes, and I feel like I look so much better! I decided to just go for a more simple, form-fitting dress, and compensate by accessorizing with wedding veil, ornate pointed toed shoes with bow, etc.

[@jasmeen5712]

I just saw one comment that suggested an interesting celebrity : Aaliyah. Despite her young age, she put her mark in the musical and fashion industry, it would change from what we saw on the channel!

[@JS-dv9ji]

Yay! TR! Awesome job. Ann-Margret is also a great example. Lots of pics throughout the decades. She's still glowing at 80.

[@mariannerichard1321]

I said it in the last video, but I'd like to see Helena Bonham Carter who's experimenting a lot on the Romantic side. Céline Dion would be nice too, on the Dramatic side. Obviously, if we get to more modern era, a bit more diversity would be interesting, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Halle Barry, to pick a few major name. They were hard to come by back in the old Hollywood era, but we should be able to have every image ID nowadays. One series for African Americans, but maybe we could do k-pop stars as well? Bollywood actresses? Also a series on famous vintage male stars could be useful. Can we find one for each image ID? And modern male stars after that.

[@janedoe6708]

What about Cher? She experimented with her outfits a lot. It would be interesting to watch 👍🏻

[@marah3298]

Yes! I don’t see any Kibbe talk about Cher

[@schneeroseful]

Yes, she is a killer Artist, but I think with all the work she got done she is hard to type

[@lilibetp]

Dramatic who tried to make herself into Soft Dramatic?

[@marah3298]

@@schneeroseful true, but when she was younger, she still had that muscle mass and lush feature, I’m not sure 🤔

[@marah3298]

@@lilibetp I definitely see a ton of Yang there, that would be my guess too’ but I’m still learning.

[@fire.smok3]

She and selma Hayek are my inspiration as a theatrical romantic

[@lunarissi6605]

I've been waiting so long for this! As a TR myself it's great to see you review one of my fav fashion inspirations. Thanks Aly

[@jasmeen5712]

I almost jumped!!! I've waited this video for so long, I love Vivien Leigh's style !!!

[@roslynalberico5739]

Ok, maybe I’m being silly but a video on the Spice Girls would be interesting. There are so many outdoors and options. Plus they’ve been out of the limelight, so maybe there’s more everyday photos.

[@littleflor2975]

I'd love that because I loved their 90s fun style, especially scary spice!

[@katkatkat5]

YES!

[@susanrg]

Vivien Leigh died at age 53, not 54. She died in July 1967; she would have turned 54 on November 5. She was my idol, and I’ll never forget finding out she died when I walked into the newsroom of the radio station where I worked and saw the news come over the teletype. She was in rehearsal for the play A Delicate Balance, and I was excited to see her in person at last; alas, it was never to be.

[@Lily-678]

I love her looks she has a timeless élégance and her personality was very interesting. Such a great video 💖

[@gutsyjasmin4592]

Lupita Nyong'o would be interesting, too. She's so beautiful.

[@kellie8468]

Yes! I would love to see one on her. 🌸

[@peacefreedomandwealth]

Isn't she Soft Classic?

[@aphr0d]

@@peacefreedomandwealth yes but it would still be nice to see

[@sherryedwards695]

Thanks Ali. As a Theoretical Romantic I really enjoyed this video. I got a huge chuckle out of your Babuschka comment. I would enjoy anyone who you feel is a Theoretical Romantic.

[@MJBpeace]

I'd like to see a modern+ everyday style type of video for romantics. I think Marilyn is a very defined character, but it is hard for me to imagine slitly different lines within that group, and I would like to see today's modern time fashion ideas for this type. If there is a celebrity suitable for this, that would be great (maybe Drew Bereymoore? ) :) Thank you!

[@vickyvictoria4u]

Theatrical Romantic here and I would’ve picked the same evening gowns just like Vivian. 💖

[@schneeroseful]

I would like to see your take on Bianca Jagger and you mentioned Duchess Catherine or Emma Roberts not always dressing for their lines, having "negative" examples might also be helpful.

[@annasanders8401]

So enjoy your videos!! They’ve helped me pull myself out of a style funk! As a TR with a love for boho and little bit of rock vibe, sometimes I’m at a loss for how to tie it all together, but your videos are helping me wrap my head around personal style 👍😊💕

[@nickn2794]

You said in other videos you're not Soft Gamine anymore but something else. Would you make a video about it?

[@dxmetra6506]

Unique beauty

[@sanchi7410]

Yess I am an theatrical romantic and I loved this

[@xeniapanowa3686]

Dear Aly, thank you, as always, for your amazing videos! Training my eye to observe body types in real life helped me to perceive myself differently and to overcome my own body image issues. I know, you have already done several videos about Classics, however I would really enjoy one about modern 21st century Classics with not staged, more casual pictures of them.

[@bianca5873]

Please can you do a video on casual outfit recommendations for TR types…

[@arus_balasanian]

That would be great because all the images with recommendations look so dated. I'm sorry but it's true. I'd love to see some modern clothes for our type

[@Tabata-vf6jb]

Aly!!! Wedding dresses for each body type would be amazing and helpful ❤️

[@luciostherpos7997]

I'm a FG, but I must say TR is my favorite. Absolutely beautiful.

[@carolinesmith7468]

This is the weirdest thing! I was literally looking up Vivienne Leigh this evening wishing I could look like her, and then I saw your post ☺️

[@CremeBrulee543]

Wow! This was so helpful. I am a TR and built a lot like her in facial and body structure. My whole life I have gravitated to these styles. So interesting!!

[@veronicahaney6005]

I love the way she and her husband looks at each other in all the photos.

[@restlessbutterfly4858]

I will love to see you do an analysis on Jane Seymore also classified as a theatrical romantic ( or that's at least what I have heard) .... and I specially love her style in the 70s, with her long hair and soft fabrics or her form fited pices she looked so beautiful 😄

[@aartner6873]

I love your videos. Please do one about Romy Schneider and Ingrid Bergman!

[@karladeoliveira1480]

Finally the TR video, and it's so good 🥰🥰🥰

[@metalheadlass9868]

Vivien Leigh is my absolute favorite female celebrity, always classy 👌 Loved her performance of Cleopatra and Scarlett O’Hara. She is the definition of the TR essence

[@jasmeen5712]

2:51 I love that outfit! Could totally wear this nowadays.

[@rosiefairbrass766]

I would love a video on wardrobe essentials for the types I think it would be very helpful! ❤️

[@alexandragatto]

I would love to see a breakdown of Lauren Bacall (D) style! She dressed so well as a Dramatic throughout her life imo

[@marshatolbert154]

I would love to see you analyze Jane Seymour. She’s a great example of TR across several decades of life, from 20s through to her early 70s.

[@catalinadelarosa4269]

I finally found my body type I used to think I was a super short soft romantic, but now I know

[@deadsoon]

What a gorgeous woman.

[@cristinasalguerogonzalez2189]

I need a tutorial on how to dress comfy and warm and do not look like a potato being a romantic

[@marah3298]

Lol I am a TR and same!

[@cristinasalguerogonzalez2189]

@@marah3298 I feel this way because I'm shortie and soft, and I have big boobies, so unless I wear a tight shirt (usually really thin), l look plain and more fat 😂😂

[@marah3298]

@@cristinasalguerogonzalez2189 me too! I look big in every coat. As romantics, we are supposed to look for waist emphasis in our coats and some nice details, but I find the details make me look bigger.

[@mirecek0210]

I relate to you all so much! We need personally tailored clothes, anything mass produced is not made for curves.... If only we all had the money. And I am tired of stretchy bodycon clothes, they look cheap and sometimes vulgar on my wide-chest-wide-hips TR body 😕😕

[@marah3298]

@@mirecek0210 I don’t know why bodycons are always suggested for us! I don’t find it flattering, but I don’t really like bodycons to begin with lol.

[@pinkroses135]

Soft cool medium/soft summer so my contrast is like a mauve with a dusty green. Or maybe off-white with gray.

[@DRT813]

I would love to see a video of Anya Taylor Joy's style! I love her style in interviews and on red carpets and everywhere, but I also her roles offered quite different silhouettes (Regency clothes in Emma, 60s chic in The Queen's Gambit, unconstructed in The Northman etc.), I think it would be really interesting!

[@makaelaischillin]

There is debate as to whether she is soft dramatic or pure dramatic. I’m leaning soft.

[@DRT813]

@@makaelaischillin I'm leaning pure dramatic actually. I feel she could be kind of in between at a higher weight (like Eva Green), but her whole essence and vibe seems so ethereal, regal and elfin, which reminds me of other dramatics like Cate Blanchett, Elizabeth Debicki or Tilda Swinton. I see her more in that line than the earthy sensuality of SD queens like Sophia Loren, Rita Hayworth or Sofia Vergara. I also think she's dealing quite well with stiffer/shaped fabrics (e.g. the straight cut white coat from The Queen's Gambit), while SDs tend to look a little squished or suffocated or even boxy in those, because they need soft and drapey lines. I also think she does quite clean, elegant lines well (e.g. the black jumpsuit for her Tiffany ad or the black dress she wore for the Vogue "what's in my bag" video), that can be a bit boring on SDs, who do better with bigger ornamentation and more oomph. I also like her in some more lightweight, floaty stuff, which is technically neither D nor SD, but that's where the ethereal quality kicks in imho (like for Cate Blanchett as Galadriel for example).

[@ladydynamite7]

I never would have thought Leigh was TR. Super excited to watch this.

[@asiatomaszewska1151]

You look amazing in this outfit and makeup!

[@mariaokhapkina6971]

100% agree on face and body enhancements! I'm most likely a TR and have a delicate frame and smallish features - I've always felt that anything fake would look incredibly vulgar, out-of-place and just plain weird on me - much more so than on some other body types. Interestingly enough, I've been compared to Salma Hayek, who's also typed as TR, even though I'm nowhere near as lush and voluptuous and am Eastern European, so there's not much resemblance at all.

[@federicanardi7227]

Ok. I think I am actually a theatrical romantic. Everything in her style is what has always being flattering on me too. I was indecisive between theatrical dramatic and flamboyant gamine, but I think I'm to soft and round to be a gamine

[@pinkroses135]

Long fitted nightgowns with details is a good test to see if you're theatrical romantic. Those Cinderella wedding gowns and tiered skirts will make you look off. I cannot stress the bit about skirts enough. / lines and ethereal can look good on some. 3/4 sleeves are 👌🏻.

[@qsa59]

Monica Bellucci !

[@emabb9396]

Kirsten Dunst and Juliette Binoche especially! Love this series

[@lauraashleynl]

Your eyebrows are perfection in this video 🙏 Pls drop a tutorial

[@rayyanadeem2354]

I was obsessed with scarlet o hara when I read the book and saw the movie. I somehow always felt that dressing in the style of Vivien leigh looked good on me.

[@wafflesj186]

OMG I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SM THANK YOU YOUR SO AMAZING!

[@marthahapsari8481]

Princess Diana's Body type is a good idea to be reviewed., 😉👍

[@resuresu9894]

Hallo Ally! I would love if you could review Adele next! Love your work ❤️

[@leticialef]

Hi Aly! Could you provide subtitles in Portuguese, please? I'm from Brazil and here I don't find professionals like you who approach this subject with such richness. Thank you!

[@whitr2145]

I would love to see a video on Jane Russell, she was such a beauty.

[@irishmarshmallow]

Her birthday was just the past couple days and I love her so much, shes my style icon

[@alicedrewe2330]

This is amazing and exactly what I needed! Thank you so much for putting this together! You're so smart and have such a great eye for this.

[@kellie8468]

Love this series! 💕 I would love one on Olivia Colman. I think she would make for an interesting video.

[@angelsmagick]

How about Heather Locklear, she's such an Tv icon, with very different looks? Great video!

[@iamoliviaalen]

I would love to see a video about Marilyn Monroe :)

[@brooke9297]

YESSSSSS!!!!!!! Oh my gosh, thank you! She's my go-to for understanding my TR type.

[@SunShine-rp3zd]

Yaaaaaay thanks so much! I was waiting for this video😙😘😍

[@HaHaHaLMFAOtv]

I’ve been ready and so excited for this! 🤩🤩🤩

[@oreolart1449]

FINALY! I think I found myself.. I was sooo confused.. when I first started watching this videos, my first thought was I was this type.. but then I got sooo confused, I found myself in every type!! Lyteraly!!! 😂 i'm exhausted.

[@annacarolina7971]

PLS MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT HOW THE TYPES LOOK WHEN THEY ARE UNDERWEIGHT 🙏🙏

[@vampirexion]

easier than when you're fat tbh. Many celebrities are tiny.

[@Dan_Chiron]

@@vampirexion Right. I'd say most celebrities are required to be underweight (beneath 15kg and lower, in relation with their height) to avoid looking heavy in front of the camera.

[@annacarolina7971]

@@vampirexion I can't find examples :/

[@BoitumeloMalatji]

This would be great ☺️. I’m an underweight TR. I used to think I was “sporty” kind of like a natural 😓 so I could never find a style that suited me until I started watching Aly’s videos. I’ve been trying to embrace her style tips but some don’t work on my narrow frame 😪. A video like this would really help.

[@patrice7p]

So beautiful!! Dita von Teese reminds me of her and Elisabeth Taylor..

[@flurastevenson654]

Thank you Ali

[@jojotention]

Hi Aly, I know you already did Romantics but could you do one more for Marilyn Monroe please

[@jojotention]

And if possible in the future do Kibbe clothes recommendations for men, it’s really hard to find content 😭🖤

[@marysia_ml3744]

Thank you Aly 🙂

[@rosiefairbrass766]

I have been waiting for this video! Thank you Aly! ❤️ I have come to the conclusion I am TR but still trying to confirm

[@tallisinwonderland4724]

Dorothy Dandridge please. I think the past celebs are more interesting as they’re pre botox and fillers which make a difference to facial structure

[@peacefreedomandwealth]

I agree. Se was beautiful although a bit forgotten later on. I believe she was either pure Classic or Soft Classic type.

[@kellie8468]

She was so beautiful! 🌸

[@jasmeen5712]

@@peacefreedomandwealth Aly said she was a theatrical romantic.

[@peacefreedomandwealth]

@@jasmeen5712 I'm not sure. She looked pretty balanced, and her facial features were really classic.

[@naomivandici4949]

Excellent like always, thank you so much Ali for doing this amazing video on TR!

[@gutsyjasmin4592]

Marilyn Monroe, of course. But I think you once said that you are working on a video on her. Can't wait to see it.

[@cindysans9230]

Great information as always 💗

[@beckylink]

I’d love to see your thoughts on Joan Crawford’s style. She was very fashion forward and trend setting and went through many different eras, from the 1920s to the 1970s.

[@BlueMoon-qv6tm]

Please type Marina Diamandis! I'm so curious as to which type she is. She is so beautiful and has such a cool style

[@eboory]

I love this example of TR because I look like her more like Vivien than Salma Hyek.

[@sanchi7410]

Please do a review Jessica alba!!🥺🥺

[@katarinask139]

I love Vivien Leigh🥰

[@amberspecter]

I love the classic Hollywood ladies, but you should totally do some analyses of classic Hollywood men, Gable, Olivier, Powell, etc. Could be very interesting, I suppose they could all fit into one video, given how men's fashion varies less than women's

[@bohomouse8890]

Joan Collins was such a stunner in the 50s, I reckon she'd be a great for your next video

[@UltraViolet666]

I would love to see an analysis of Lana Del Rey through the years. It's been suggested that she's a Soft Natural.

[@tomjones2157]

Some people think a softer FN.

[@johannac5653]

One of mine go to style inspiration as a soft classic is Zoey Deutch. Would love to see a style review of her 🤩

[@nouhaylaboujdi3174]

Brigitte Bardot Catherine Deneuve Monica Bellucci Dita von teese analysis please ♥️

[@DWhoLover]

Thank you for this amazing video. I would love to see a video about Kathryn Hahn’s style (Agatha from Wandavision among other iconic roles). She’s such a unique and confident woman with a look that isn’t exactly the Hollywood norm but is very stylish.

[@hannahkatharine1341]

Thank you for another great video! I was excited to see links for clothing examples. Sadly the links did not work. Not sure what went wrong. Thanks for trying anyway😁

[@LapisLazuli578]

Thank you😍what are ur fave scents Aly?

[@helenfitch6590]

Vivien Leigh quite famously stated that she wore wigs. Her natural hair was curly, and she preferred it straight, so she wore straight wigs. The blonde wig from Streetcar Named Desire was sold at auction in 2017, along with many other items, so yes, she was definitely wearing a wig. Vivien Leigh was an elegant woman. She would have a moment of theatre in her ensemble that elevated her otherwise classic style, but she didn't wear big patterns, flounces, exvessive frills or the sorts of things Kibbe suggests. I think the skirts split to the crotch would have appalled her. Gloves and hats were still in vogue when she died, but apparently, she favoured gloved because she thought she had big hands. Whilst I wouldn't replicate exactly what she wore, I find Vivien Leigh's style to be a good template to follow.

[@mariaeskelin1310]

Please do a Marilyn Monroe style review!

[@shirin9452]

FELLOW TRS!! WE RISE jk jk. But I’ve been waiting for our type for a while ^^

[@sarahakin]

Please do Louise Brooks!

[@Lily-678]

Can you do the body type of Fran Dresher ? Her style is very interesting.

[@janailic4362]

Dorothy Dandridge, Aaliyah, Eva Mendes, Rachel McAdams 🔥

[@szekelynora772]

Gorgeous video as always. Catherine Deneuve is my favourite French actress. I would be interested in seeing her style reviewed by you, especially how it evolved through the years.

[@szekelynora772]

Oops, you already did that. How about some British acctresses, Helen Mirren has great style or Gwyneth Paltrow, Rachel Weisz perhaps?

[@tru2myself227]

Excellent series. I would suggest Trace Ellis Ross, Dorothy Dandridge and Dita Von Teese.

[@p.b.4464]

Fran Drescher, please!