We Wore Hoopskirts For A Day • Ladylike

[@jennabrolby7139]

Kevin is adorable my heart melted when they were dancing ahaha

[@Alena-cz7hj]

@gacha_ crystals they talking about the guy who danced with Devin

[@Kat-uc4qt]

Just Stfu that’s mean. Just because someone messed up doesn’t make them an idiot.

[@emilydevaughn3760]

Is probably autocorrect they was probably trying to say Devin

[@Lily-1175]

Ahh aigh know so cute

[@isabelheatherleigh]

I love Kevin

[@haydenberkley8775]

3:19 devin: aw kristen, you look like a fairy princess! kristen: i look like a *sQuiD* 🦑 😂

[@squidly3270]

Was Kristen trying to insult my species?

[@theminnesotawitch]

Squidly Best reply ever XD

[@joaj6757]

I love her lmao 😂

[@axngel1389]

@@squidly3270 funny answer

[@terif.6870]

Hayden Berkley 😂😂😂

[@zolozorro9855]

I'm not exactly a fashion history expert, but yes, women did in fact have pockets, it was necessary, especially for working class. The pockets just weren't built in to one of the first layers of the dress.

[@AnaGellaOpong]

Yes they did. It was, i think, in the 1900s when a slimmer silhouette was preferred that the pockets got "eliminated" from the dresses.

[@georgialuderman6190]

I've seen some, I think 18th century, 'pockets' where they had small bags almost tied to the waist under the hoops.

[@threecheers5101]

Georgia Luderman yeah, plus the suffragettes would stitch pockets into items of clothing I think

[@anxiie444]

Woah who knew not only the future technologies are useful

[@tdlavam1413]

Yes. They were basically purses tied to the woman’s waist, and since there were so many ruffles in the skirts and petticoats; the woman would just stick her hand in between the splits and she would have a pocket! If you want more info, look up “getting dressed in the 18th century”

[@vivibohmer6837]

devin: kristin broke her foot in *several* places. kristin: i HaVe An InFlAmEd TeNdOn me: **wheezing**

[@madelynpoling1738]

The grumpy Kevin guy, when they were dancing I couldn't help but smile, he just wanted to ballroom dance the night away! Let's put this guy in an historical drama!

[@roseviolet1]

I thought it was so sweet. I would love to see more.

[@awakeninmexis]

Dance the night away!!! Anyone get the reference

[@moonrisex5806]

@@awakeninmexis no..

[@amreerenee9737]

It's a not an

[@paulagodebrito]

now i want to see twice wearing hoopskirts for a day

[@Traytay0612]

There’s no way I’d wear just the hoop skirt. I want the whole dress! Bring on the ruffles!!

[@matty_fressshhh]

Tracy Allen SSSAAAMMMEE😂

[@emilytilson948]

Hey if I want to become a Victorian lady I want to go FULL Victorian lady

[@amaia-b93]

Tracy Allen YAAAAAASSSSSSS QUEEEEENNNN

[@cress3011]

It’s summer lmaoooo

[@brocookingwithjay4937]

Tracy Allen yes! That stiff is amazing

[@fangbytten]

They had tons of pockets. It was a wonderful thing. They normally had some slit on the side and your bag would be tucked there and easy for you to access without anyone else knowing where it might be and attempt to take it.

[@sarasamaletdin4574]

Why let get facts get in the way of assuming no pockets was a way to oppress women?

[@campbellmartin5922]

They just didn’t get pockets cause they didn’t wear the full outfit

[@39yearsago28]

Sara Samaletdin What?

[@Joelle0821]

It's so cute and sweet when Kevin lit up☺️

[@meganmcguire8102]

Devin

[@zhamier261]

Megan McGuire no, he/she was talking about Kevin McShane, the grumpy guy

[@themaknaeofmyfamily1380]

or maybe its kristen and devin's ship name BABABA

[@meganmcguire8102]

Oh ok

[@madibrand2605]

Is Devin, noob

[@DylanZhang]

“Aw Kristin, you look like a fairy princess!” “I LOOK LIKE A SQUID” HAHAHAHAHA

[@darthlopez]

true story, they needed a wide angle lens for her

[@kapp2195]

Tanya Zhang so Ursella

[@prijh7332]

Tanya Zhang gujvvnkncknbjnh

[@magicallybriley1033]

Trevor Manning really

[@fiorsm]

The “ I LOOK LIKE A SQUID “ is me everyday

[@kylierose3536]

“We need to be productive ladies today.” *starts ballroom dancing with the grumpiest person in buzzfeed*

[@piperhowe2172]

Kylie Ravenclaw and that is not productive how?

[@leman.h]

Ravenclaw squad

[@rin8761]

Kylie Ravenclaw he was so cute

[@ginjaninja_9637]

Kylie Ravenclaw I was sorted into ravenclaw on potter more yay ravenclaw family 💙💛💙💛💙💛

[@mbr7156]

ravenclaw ftw

[@mattygreen6233]

i wish they would have worn full outfits not just the underskirt

[@mattygreen6233]

and most dresses had pockets at the time youre just not wearing them cuz youre basically just wearing underwear

[@tregenzat1178]

That probably would've been too risky (if the woman who gave the the dresses was doing it as a favour) in case of damaging it, or too expensive if they were hiring the dresses

[@FlagCutie]

Me too!

[@FlagCutie]

That's true. But maybe then get some cheap fabric and sew a quick skirt.

[@emilyyu3320]

Would’ve been more interesting with corsets.

[@whitenight7265]

I love the members of lady like, but I wish someone would have shown them how to function in a hoop skirt. There is a certain way to sit, go to the bathroom, and get through tight spaces. And the functions for these are built into the design of the skirt! They would have had a much better time. Also these skirts would have had pockets. They would have had bigger and deeper pockets than men would have had during the same time period.

[@leechowning2712]

Besides, now we need the help with social distance. Hoop skirts and social rules of the time actually protected against illness as well.

[@eliek.5611]

"Aw, Kristen, you look like a fairy princess!" "I look like a squid..." Meeeeee 😂😂😂

[@lilligrace542]

Elie K. Same xD

[@melk2833]

Omg lol

[@cindyvigfusson3503]

Omg your right

[@nuclearpotato9370]

Elie K. She’s a fucking fatass pig

[@AJ-uz3nc]

That would be me but no one would ever call me a fairy princess sadly 😂

[@TheJackbilly]

Women actually did have pockets. They wore bags that were tied around the waist. The petticoats would have holes so they could get to the pockets. Granted not all skirts were like this but they did have pockets

[@kayari7295]

so they had fanny packs lol. so cute

[@lowercase_ash]

"lucy locket lost her pocket, kitty fisher found it" the nursery rhyme was originated (that's a fancy word for made up) in these times.

[@alyssaw750]

That still doesn't even make sense to add more layers when there is plenty of space in the skirt.

[@imnotliketheothernerds]

Dimity pockets lol

[@xandlerreinelt602]

Yepppp

[@MartyRayProject]

I was hoping they were gonna go full on garb from the 1800s.

[@heyimnatt3082]

Marty Ray Project same

[@lyingcottoncandygaming6322]

Marty Ray Project same

[@personalpersonal9356]

I hoped they did 😂😂

[@faith5584]

They really should.

[@trishasharma6442]

Marty Ray Project iii

[@char_ie9364]

Kristen:falls out of chair Devin:oh no Kristen:-goes under devins hoop skirt-

[@TheRacingWind]

Devin dancing with Kevin made me unreasonably happy

[@ariadneanglin2303]

rad kid me 2

[@AndArrington]

*”how did they do their chores”* I have a theory that most women who wore the large hoop skirts didn’t have to do chores…

[@beawilliams5446]

and.rosie lol was about to comment that

[@dantehuerta9446]

i heard that the bigger the hoopskirt, the more power they meant to represent. kinda like "that's how less i have to move bc i can get all the kingdom to do shit for me". i think that makes sense, not sure if it's the real reason tho.

[@pcbassoon3892]

Laura Ingalls Wilder talks about wearing hoop skirts in one of the later Little House books. She certainly did chores, but I don't think she wore the hoops while doing them. She did all of her chores in a corset though. They should have done that.

[@pcbassoon3892]

Gwen Berlin Hoops were fashionable all over the US and Europe. They are largely associated with the south, but there were plenty of people wearing them who did not own slaves.

[@foreverdead1248]

Britain abolished slavery before the US, and the US north abolished slavery before the south. So there were absolutely women in hoop skirts that had servants, not slaves.

[@teresasimpson5143]

Ive watched a few videos on dressing in period womens clothes. They DID have pockets; they just werent attached to the skirt. They were in fact little bags tied on a cord around the waist and you had slits in the sides of the outer skirt to get to the pockets.

[@xXPixXx]

Oh my gosh I was JUST about to comment this! My historical fashion knowledge is finally paying off.

[@Vivircer]

I'm so glad someone else commented this!

[@imaginationlord]

I was just about to comment that!

[@teresasimpson5143]

Ive always been fascinated by historical fashions.

[@marijajakovljevic6883]

Also, I heard that the bigger the skirt was, the more important person was? Because, they had to have a lot of room to walk and just stand

[@imanbarden9245]

Kevin definitely isn't grumpy when he's with Jackie 😂

[@amateurpotter776]

I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT

[@crimson9039]

THANK YOU!!! I was racking my brain trying to figure out where I know him from.

[@janelagirl8979]

Omg I want them to be a couple so bad

[@angel-hu3bp]

@@janelagirl8979 what?😀

[@janelagirl8979]

@@lucyicanel i don't know if he is or not married, but I just shipp them hard lol. On the other hand, about the age topic, I'm 20 and my boyfriend and husband to be is 53, so trust me when I tell you that age is not a big deal.

[@kathrynherzog344]

The story about Kevin low key warmed my heart.

[@Maddie-bz4rp]

Same

[@mearat.btsthepiedpiper.3250]

I wish they did the whole outfit with corset and blouse, umbrella and fan 😂

[@lilian10800]

Me, a rat. BTS, the Pied Piper + the pockets and over dress

[@natasha6277]

Armyyy!

[@lilith4708]

Yeah that’s what I wanted to see! Also army!!

[@professorthread]

I think they would have had a heat stroke before the end of the day

[@kaydemusgrove6614]

ARMMMMMYYYYYSSSSS UNITEEEEE

[@serenamc3971]

Lol I wish they went all out with the full outfit get up

[@lindzeesouperocd7558]

Serena Mc I really want to see up the blonde girl's skirt really bad!

[@emeliahughes1685]

Yezzzzz

[@brookemattocks9035]

Samr

[@avirocks9]

Corsets and everything

[@abkaju5400]

me 2

[@flibbertygibbette]

I wish you'd worn the full outfits... you would have had pockets! Victorian skirts and dresses routinely came with pockets! Crinolines and petticoats did not.

[@bethanbaker7066]

Also in older garments they were actually sometimes completely separate pieces that were tied around the waist. My 18th century dress doesn't have them but I don't have the pocket pieces because my petticoat ties at the back with no slits at the side so I wouldn't be able to use them anyway. I do know however that other 18th century petticoat would be tied from the back around the front and then the front around the back leaving slits for the pockets.

[@leslielulukramer8037]

And the old pockets were huge! No worries about fitting your stuff in your pockets with those things on

[@SweetLikeHoneyDew]

The title does say hoopskirts... shouldn't have expected them to wear dresses.

[@flibbertygibbette]

@@SweetLikeHoneyDew Wow I made this comment five years ago! There's a huge difference between wishing they had worn dresses (which was my comment), and expecting them to (which wasn't my comment). 🙂

[@alisavandertang3165]

They did have pockets! Just not like we are used to, there two tie ones bags. They are really cool and accessible trough the seam of the over skirts.

[@alisavandertang3165]

Also, you could lift up the skirt like Kirsten and sit the other way around to make it easier. Same for the doors, just lift it!

[@smileybri1165]

Yes! As soon as she said that they never had pockets I was like “nooo” and looked through the comments to see if someone else already said it 😂👍🏻

[@IonIsFalling7217]

And they could be as big as you wanted! I want that back!

[@Silent-ChloeMcMillan]

I am so happy someone else was thinking this xD

[@BrendadirkCramplescrunch]

Yeah there's this really cool, informative video on KZbin showing how a typical woman dressed from the beginning to the last layer! There's sooooo many elements involved, it's crazy

[@caitlin5661]

I would have love to see you guys in the dresses that go on top of the hoop skirt

[@emjenkins464]

They only did half the challenge by not wearing corsets. Another group did a video on corsets but it was done really wrong.

[@chandrawagner4061]

Ya I was disappointed they didn't wear a full dress

[@heatherb1700]

They would then have pockets 😂

[@maxmikaelson]

It's too much expensive to afford

[@ruthrh4746]

Actually, in the victorian and Georgian periods and before, women had pouches which they tied onto their waists with ribbons or chords over their hoops and petticoats, over which they placed full skirts and overskirts which had slits in the sides for pocket access. The pouches were huge, and significantly larger than modern pockets.

[@JanelAdair]

Yeah. They were literally purses worn under the clothes.

[@tacocat9654]

Modern pockets for girls can almost never hold anything

[@thetinykid4169]

Petition to bring stuff like that back.

[@MissLilyputt]

The Tinykid Please don’t being back purses under our dresses. That’s a terribly inconvenient place to stash your makeup, money, phone or anything else you need handy.

[@thetinykid4169]

MissLilyputt well it sounds cool at first... Then not so much

[@ΣοφίαΣιουμπάλα]

I suggest you : spend one day in traditional Greek costumes!

[@vashappeninjas]

they did have pockets just not the ones we have today! it was a lil bag attached to the waist that u put on before the hoop skirt, the skirt had a hole for easy access to it. theres this lady i love in youtube that shows u how they went to the loo and multiple how they got ready in x area!!

[@MrsInAbox]

Alejandra Rodrígues priorattire ;)

[@randomrainbow4479]

I love her!

[@vashappeninjas]

MrsInAbox thank u!

[@spenceranderson9642]

I kept wanting to see y'all with the dresses over it, but that thought just evolved into: the entirety of Ladylike dress up for Ren Faire pls. Or do one of those tacky Western dress-up photobooths

[@TwelvetreeZ]

Kiersten Anderson YAAAAAAAAS

[@wonderlandartwork3579]

dude the Renaissance and Victorian/Baroque styles are multiple decades apart. Ren fairs are more medieval

[@sophiegrant8029]

I just wanted to say after watching the video that pockets were actually tied on separately to any skirts or petticoats, they were tied around the waist and laid under several layers of the clothing, dresses usually had slits in the side to allow for access to the pockets! (note: I'm not a historian, just someone who is enthusiastic about history!)

[@AnnekeOosterink]

And that to walk up a flight of stairs they obv. lifted the front of the skirt a bit. I mean, Kristin is just trying to fall and die at 13.35. I wish for once they would actually research all of this. Talk to someone who wears hoops often, like a reenactor. There are plenty of videos on YT that show how to pee (or rather how to sit on a modern toilet and how to hold a chamberpot under a dress, how to get dressed, how to sit, how to ride a horse in a full victorian outfit (ie, skirts, dresses, corsets, chemises, hoops or bustles etc).

[@camrynsceals3211]

"How dothey go through their chores?" But the real question is, how did they get through DOORS?? O.o

[@cometkatt]

just as easily as without the hoops. while these ladies were having fun they did NOT show what one can do /accomplish while wearing the WHOLE ensemble.. so while 'amusing' it wasnt terribly informative. as any reenactor can tell you

[@zhamier261]

sideways

[@lucassplaytime6397]

Sideways

[@cassidythecat]

@@zhamier261 like a crab

[@rashiantani867]

They actually had to make wider doors for the women to fit through!

[@megan7292]

When Devin started saying the grumpiest man in the office I though she was going to say Eugene! 😂😂

[@thehanfam2012]

M Evangelista that would have been beautiful to watch them dance

[@junookubo4188]

This is true.

[@deathzreaper2057]

I'm sorry if it sounds offences I've but the try guys has already left buzzfeed and so called started their own company but they have basically " bought " the name the try guys . just search it on Google I think one of their videos has a better explanation that what I'm saying ._. Have a good day bye

[@megan7292]

DeathzReaper I know. Im Subbed to them. I've seen every video such as Eugene rating the beers or all the Best Friend Tests. TRY GUYS GAME TIME! I know. They left BuzzFeed on June 21, 2018. They made the video on April 18, 2018. So they hadn't left yet. Eugene still could've been in the video even if I made the comment about it after they left.

[@deathzreaper2057]

@@megan7292 when then my bad for not noticing the date but it was actually rumored that they had left earlier but the videos of them in it had to be posted first before they can announce that they had like safiyah ( think I spelt it wrong I'm not sure )

[@Howdyrobin]

When women wore corsets and large skirts daily, these corsets were mostly worn for support and were made out of more flexible materials. The skirts also had pockets that were under the skirt fabric but over the hoop. The actual fabric skirt has holes in it that allowed you to access them. It is really fascinating how these women were able to do things while also wearing so many layers.

[@rvsalka]

Echo 9970 well whale bones were extremely expensive and mostly used in corsets for the aristocracy. "normal" women (aka 95% of them) would wear stills made with wood or similar materials. (plus, 'whale bones' were not like...actual bones of a whale..... you know right?)

[@lollymcneill2290]

Actually, the skirts that went over the hooped underskirt had holes for pockets and they had what they called hip pouches which went under the fabric skirts, so yes, they did have pockets

[@kenzie9717]

I Like that unlike other people commenting on this subject you're not angry you're just informative! 😁

[@corasprojects6942]

Video: "I wish they had pockets." Me: "You're not doing it right." Also my wedding dress had hoops and I loved it!

[@miffyymoon]

Petition for someone to make a more modern, practical version of hoopskirts cos I'd wear that ALL the time

[@Sweety.shy7]

sad face have you not heard of lolita fashion

[@StoneOfMoon]

pastel priskittles that's a specific genre, which has a Victorian theme. Let's make a new genre but for modern style.

[@professorthread]

Google modern crinoline skirts or petticoats. You'll find more comfortable ones without the steel hoops but give a similar shape.

[@leahwilton785]

+

[@amelianannette972]

I wear petticoats all the time. I look fabulous. 10/10 would recommend. There are comfortable modern options.

[@MissLilyputt]

I need more Kevin McShane in my life. Please make more content with him in it. Thanks

[@gracesquared1]

The majority of the dresses had pockets, but it was a separate garment, basically two bags spaced out on a ribbon, that you would tie around your waist over the hoop and under your dress, then the dress had slits in it for you to reach the pockets.

[@YourFace676]

a victorian fanny pack?

[@casmorass7481]

human saddle bags

[@kimberlyhackett6000]

Really wish they took more time to do research like this when they make their videos. This “ oh look at us we’re so silly and this is crazy” is getting old. Like take the challenge seriously or make it a full thing. Idk. Thanks for sharing.

[@booboo8460]

The fashion historian in me is appalled at some of the incorrect historical facts... But it was entertaining to watch. Just FYI the first illustrations showcase the formal wear of the french nobility in the XVIII century. For their day to day tasks they wouldn't wear such restrictive clothing, similar in shape, but a bit more comfortable. Also, to be fair, literally nobody else in the nation would ever get to wear that. It was only a very small percentage of the population that wore fashionable clothes. They got the Victorian part right though. But they did show Queen Elizabeth instead of Queen Victoria. Which is just... Wrong. Like 2 centuries apart from each other wrong. SMH.

[@maxmikaelson]

I think people don't really care about it in this cases because they just want the entertainment part

[@missgiroud97]

@@maxmikaelson Also, the producers behind the video doesnt care about being historically accureted, wich is wrong for me. Cuz, they are putting things as fact, that arent. Is a Buzzfeed Like thing misunderstand period times and clothes.

[@sarasamaletdin4574]

They did mention Queen Elizabeth and Tudor skirts in this episode even though I don’t recall if they showed the picture the right time.

[@le_petit_lutin]

@@sarasamaletdin4574 yeah and farthingales were a thing at that time but this is supposed to be about Victorian crinolines

[@Olivia-cl6ww]

I love these skirts, they just seem fun to wear. If they became a trend that people actually wore, I’d be so down.

[@LPSCANDY10]

Olivia same!

[@reubenoreilly7513]

Also me. I think I was born in the wrong times period

[@geetikaarya6679]

Olivia to be honest, it took women centuries to break free from those expectations.

[@dolphinswilltakeover]

U should make it a trend and start wearing them

[@larrythompson8193]

Olivia even if they werent a trend id still be down wait if i had one id wear it

[@Rainiepie]

they did have pockets! google pocket bags! they were tied around the waist and all the skirts had slits to have access to the pockets! Also they did have toilets. And that corsets were worn underneath skirts not over the top.

[@catherineofarrell3353]

Rainiepie I was gonna comment that

[@maryrosekent8223]

Oh, good, I don’t have to do all of the explaining on my own! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@foamandfog3112]

Agh I was going to comment that. They did literally no research for this shoot

[@Monaika13]

Agreed. More research needed, even if it was just watching priorattire videos.

[@annikalarson1613]

Pockets were common place in the 18th century but crinolines and farthingales did not allow for pockets. 18th century petticoats had slits so one could reach their pockets. So yes to the pockets but not in the eras represented by Devin and Kristin.

[@jiwooyoon7425]

I would use that to get food into the theater. Like hang a basket of goodies on the wire. I know I know it isn't practical

[@raymarie6626]

Jiwoo Yoon lmao😂😂😂

[@CitrussyManokit]

You would get more space

[@littlelady5971]

Actually, there's a 1700 "hoop skirt lite" called "pocket paniers" (panier=oldschool French for basket) that you tied around your waist for those buffet table hips from the Marie Antoinette days. And yes, people hid snacks in them! (Along with hankies or an extra fan.) The big ones for deluxe buffet table hips ("grand panier" meaning "huge basket") were shaped like squashed farthingales and had secrets slits for the pockets you could tie on under them to hide the goods :) The secret pocket technique stuck around with some hoop skirt models, actually :3

[@oliviaberce7743]

Heck yes its practical!

[@AdaylnTheLifeOf]

Ngl for the Cinderella live action premiere I made a dress and hid food in the underskirt. Yup

[@kaitlynstaley8483]

"They were uncomfortable and hot." "You couldn't do anything." *Bernadette Banner and Abby Cox would like to know your location*

[@anniedavidson]

“They remind me of people who are about to win awards... but then don’t” lol way to stay positive Kristen 😂👌

[@ladyrissaneermind20]

If youre gonna wear a hoop, you need to wear a corset too. It'll be like a Renn Faire all up in there!

[@kaik7366]

They've done corsets before.... terribly, and with not a single thought to seasoning, fit, or proper wear, but they "tried it."

[@shookethtracymartel355]

Fuck corsets I’d rather be pregnant and have an excuse for not wearing a corset

[@candyjones6240]

I really liked how Kristen was wearing crocs with her hoop skirt

[@thebigenderqueen1586]

When she said that Kevin is grumpy all the time but he lit up when he got to dance with her... my heart freaking MELTED

[@kaseythompson4670]

The key to using the restroom while wearing a hoop skirt is to face the toilet. Much, much easier.

[@kaseythompson4670]

I've been to a few steampunk conventions and have worn a hoop skirt and bussles. It just made sense to try it that way, and it was much easier.

[@dinobear5963]

I just love how u know that xx

[@ballerinatutu6536]

Storm Tater ii

[@JeantheSecond]

Verified by costumers on KZbin! Also, in the olden days, they had chamber pots with handles. They didn’t wear underwear like we do, so there was nothing to pull down or take off. They just stuck the chamber pot under the skirts.

[@mollygee9950]

Toilets were a thing in the 1880s, but I can definitely understand why a chamber pot would be easier!

[@loyxifengal2171]

The only disappointment I had about this is.. WHY THE FUCK DIDN'T THEY GIVE THEM THE WHOLE ACTUAL VICTORIAN PERIOD MAKE OVER FOR A DAY?

[@juliettealmader9573]

Shelby Owens I know right!

[@loyxifengal2171]

Juliette Almader it just makes no sense to go out with only a hoop skirt. U know give them the whole ordeal, let them know how that shit felt

[@nataliecampbell4323]

AWE LIL KEVIN WAS SO HAPPY AND IT REALLY REALLY MADE MY HEART ALL FULL AND OH MY GOSH IM SOBBING

[@juliomedina3083]

Natalie Campbell los bideos de la besina

[@vernbees3037]

Kevin lit up bc he's a time traveler who got stuck here and was laughing about these two essentially chilling in their underwear

[@herpearl5160]

8:47 the hoop skirts didn’t have pockets, but women in the 1700s would often wear pocket bags around their hips. they actually seemed to have much more space than pockets today. ~the more you know~

[@ohyeagirl1111]

My grandma is a costume designer who specializes in historical costumes. She used to love going to civil war reenactments. She likes to say you're not a real woman until you've worn a corset and a hoop skirt. I was a real woman by the age of 8 😂 (I loooved playing dress up 😂).

[@clarissakat]

Sarah ohyeagirl yes!!! I was also wearing hoop skirts and attending civil war reenactments by the age of 8! 😂 Make room for the real women here in the comment section 😏

[@gwenberlin3368]

Sarah ohyeagirl Omg. Your grandma sounds cool. I'd love a costume designer to help me. My stuff looks subpar.

[@SkullCrusher757]

then im going to say you arent a real man till youve dressed like a cowboy which means i was a real man at 7 years old. it was on my birthday which is also halloween

[@ohyeagirl1111]

Gwen Berlin yeah she makes a lot of my cosplays lol comes in handy to have a grandma who's a costume designer 😂

[@gwenberlin3368]

Sarah ohyeagirl sure would. I'm trying to make lolita dresses,but it's so difficult..I give up on the princess style dresses.

[@annacarrera7549]

Kevin dancing is giving me so many feels

[@BelikaLika]

I wish I could dance with him!

[@gracieyeehaw]

me: hears starkid and gets Excited ME: Hears a Very POtter SEqual ME: screams

[@saradougherty8493]

Me: *DeMoNiC fAnGiRl ScReEcHeS*

[@merlehulsmann7191]

I already screamed when June showed up. She is amazing

[@addiedoherty9300]

“I worked with Starkid” Me: le gasp

[@marie-me2vv]

Devin looked so pleasant and magical when she danced and when she was holding the coffee in her two hands. I’ve been blessed to see such a pure image

[@missrachcorinne]

I'm so glad we have finally acknowledged Starkid in a Buzzfeed video with Dev in it (unless I missed one)!

[@dotlol123]

Low key losing my mind rn. Keep in mind that you are wearing petticoats. These are primarily undergarments which would be less beautiful. Petticoats mainly provide the silhouette. Women in skirts wore underwear that covered the legs and would have an opening in the crotch women could still readily relieve themselves. ON POCKETS Like a hidden fanny pack a woman would tie a 'pocket' around their waist. All period skirts that slit on the side to access that pocket. A good way of thinking about this is: Lucy Locket who lost her pocket. The strings around her waist came undone and the pocket fell out of the skirts.

[@alysia6713]

dotlol123 not all women wore drawers under either, many just went free with just their under petticoat 😝

[@sunnyisfictional]

dotlol123 THANK YOU!!

[@JustCandyCorn]

Couldn't agree more with you. Not to consider that the floor long skirt was manly for balls, dinners and theaters. Normaly you would have an ankel lenght skirt so you didn't get tons of dirt on the skirt

[@2008-wii-remote]

dotlol123 omg I am so glad someone else noticed this!

[@skeeterbug9726]

Who are you some hoopskirt expert?? Lol jk... I did not know any of this😂

[@daliaaljohani8563]

I literally rewatch this every day for this part 9:33 He is good!! I would really love to dance with him 🙄🙊

[@ayanoaishi9760]

adorable

[@mabellyons6957]

I'm not exactly a fashion history expert, but yes, women did in fact have pockets, it was necessary, especially for working class. The pockets just weren't built in to one of the first layers of the dress.

[@naomismith8957]

1:07 “do it hard like our ancestors” I want that written on a top omg

[@xocea1366]

8:46 Devin what are you talking about!? Those dresses DID have pockets back then! It wasn't apart of the skirt, but in amongst all the layers they had on ladies would attach pockets (quite deep ones too) by a string around their waist. Then there'd be little slits in all their skirts so they could reach through and access the pockets. Ever heard of "Lucy Locket lost her pocket. Kitty Fisher found it. Not a penny in it, but a ribbon round it." Those strings around the pocket could come undone and thus they could lose their pockets.

[@jessicaable5095]

Rebellious Winter eh, i think in that particular example they're talking about the pockets prostitutes tied around their thigh (cus the songs about prostitution in the 18th crntury). But your first point remains. Women did have pockets :)

[@rosscojane]

Jessica Emmas like when we wear Dirndl in Germany the dress and apron don’t usually have pockets so we tie pockets around our thighs

[@m.m.i.9586]

Yes! Having pockets in the Victorian era often meant wearing sort of a tool belt under the hoop skirt (usually with more room than men's coat pockets). Women also had chatelains that they could wear over their dresses. These were basically belts with chains that they clipped their keys, coin purses, pocket knives, smelling salts, notepads, whistles, and whatever else they wanted to. You can see some examples here: www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/the-killer-mobile-device-for-victorian-women/

[@earthcitty]

Thank you! Went into the comments to find someone who actually knows about historic pockets telling Lady Lake off, was not disappointed. I work with 18th century costumes and I was very irritated when they ranted about "no pockets" and "pooping in holes in the ground". Please do a little historic research Lady Like.

[@carolinedixon5913]

I think Lady Like forgot that these are technically underwear. You would never have worn them like that so there was no need for a pocket on one of the lowest layers of your outfit

[@matty_fressshhh]

The Try Guys should wear hoop skirts for a day😂

[@brittdawgggarfarf1882]

Mia Rannells HAHAAHA MEN IN GIRL CLOTHES !!! That’s not the way it is supposed to be?!!!? Ahahahahjahaa

[@literallynobody9730]

BrittDawggg Arf Arf! Who hurt you

[@emmaanderson9618]

June works with Starkid and I CAN’T I LOVE I STARKID

[@brynn3609]

Emma Anderson sksks lover 🤠

[@armyinyoarea1615]

Kristen trying to tell devin that her foot isn't broken hahah. Literally my mom trying to explain me how to make pasta😂

[@greyr.4326]

I reenact, and so I wear corsets and hoops a lot. I adore them all. All of the pictures they show are of grand panniers, though.

[@SeanMcGuire92]

Yes! That's what I said, too! As a historical costumer, I have never been so frustrated watching a LadyLike video hahaha

[@ssurla]

Also, I kept thinking about the video I've seen of a girl that specifically shows how to go to the bathroom in historic clothing and other such videos on KZbin. It just feels like they "half assed" it.

[@greyr.4326]

Sean McGuire hehe. I know, I was dying inside, watching this. I'm like, your not wearing proper petticoats, or a corset and full costume. Try sitting in an office chair in THAT!

[@greyr.4326]

ssurla true. Very true. When I reenact, I have a whole routine. One time trying it isn't really how it is. But it gets easier with practice. I'd like to see them wear full out historical attire with corsets or stays, and even try bustle. Ive never worn a bustle, but id like to one day, and it would be hilarious to watch them try😂

[@ellaa.5598]

Yes! I'm a historical dressmaker too! They kept on showing images from two different centuries. 18th-century panniers are not at all the same as 19th-century crinolines! Plese and thank you...

[@Maddie-yt8be]

The lack of pockets was because they were only wearing the petticoat (first layer over the hoop). If they had an entire get up, they would've had pockets with ample room. Do another video where they wear the whole dress and skirt with all the layers and everything!

[@emerson9066]

6:47 I was laughing my head off about their fart ideas... also I love how it went from "English princess...if you fart in your hoopskirt..."

[@eskoriin]

"Oh kristen you look like a fairy princess!😂💕" "I look like a squid!!!😂😂" Kristen is my Spirit Animal😂

[@janeanfrancois2117]

I hope Kevin has a good life, idk but I just really hope he has a good happy life

[@KevinMcShane]

Janean Francois I do. Thank you.

[@janeanfrancois2117]

Yall kevin replied im so excited 😭😭😭😭

[@iamlookingfornarnia]

those are basically the underwear of giant hooped dresses, imagine layers of fabric on top of those skirts, with yes pockets. only all in layers and slits, small patches of fabric to layer over one area.. i'd like to see more people try out old fashion

[@jasperhoeing7619]

XD I love how Devein is like “why didn’t they have pockets?!” But they did they were huge pockets with strings that they would tie around their waist under more layers so they would have 1 maybe 2 pockets

[@Ilikebunnies-metoo]

First off, I want to say that a simpler way to try and sit in a hoop skirt is to lift it by the hoop. In other words, by a section of wire that makes up the hoop skirt, and then sitting down. It helps immensely. As for the pockets, they can be tied underneath a skirt with slits on the sides for hands to go through. I'm surprised that Miss Saito didn't say anything about this.

[@sleepingrose3116]

They are petticoats. They are underwear so there weren't any slits for pockets i don't think. i don't know about the sitting though...

[@abbis8981]

ilikebunnies How do you know this much.

[@sarahp8968]

As soon as Devin said "Don't spill food on the skirt" I dropped my entire plate on my lap

[@StrayKids_et_al]

Hoopskirts don't have pockets because they are underwear, to be fair though the overskirt wouldn't have pockets either. During the late 18th century to mid ish 19th century women would wear small bags called reticules over their petticoats with an opening in the overskirt so they could access it.

[@WickedTrinity_]

They actually did have pockets, they were hidden sacks within, and there were usually slits in the many petticoats and skirts to reach said pocket. I honestly would LOVE to see Ladylike wesr full victorian outfits for a day

[@lbberendt9743]

They should do the whole thing corsets in all.

[@chloep2187]

Actually they didn’t go to the bathroom in holes in the ground, they had little pots called chamber pots which they did there business in, the pot was small enough that a women could hold it under her skirt and do her business. At least that’s what I’ve seen in a video about Elizabethan fashion

[@Kuromiicrafts]

Yes and there were also “toilets” similar to long drop toilets found at campgrounds

[@catherineofarrell3353]

True. Out houses were only introduced in the early 1900s late 1800s

[@katykipling]

Chloe P yup! This girl I watch collects and wears Elizabethan dresses and has a video demonstrating how they would have done it back in the day, footage starts at 00:33 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIarloaKeduSaJY

[@bcaye]

Priorattire channel explains thoroughly and illustrates how this was managed.

[@tofana0]

Chloe P dang this girl did her research 😱😱😱😱😱👻💀☠️👍🏾💅🏾🤙🏾☝🏾👑👑👑👑👑😭👑👑

[@emmasolc3928]

7:07 Kristen's desk is still clean!

[@samiasayed3979]

Emma Solc Yes it is! Good for her!

[@zahara1115]

Woot woot!

[@frostedjosieos]

Yeah I want that Starkid show where it's Devin as some character wearing a hoop skirt and, like, Brosenthal pops out from underneath

[@professorthread]

As a costumer I'm internally screaming at the dirty skirts. Getting that stuff dry cleaned is EXPENSIVE. But fun fact: the "subway sandwich" hips are called panniers (pan-yays).

[@slutforratatouille]

Mariah Bowen i low-key wanna wear one of those skirts

[@grungehamster8]

I was checking to see if anyone else was peeved by how much they dirtied the skirts or if I was being overly sensitive!

[@jkr8613]

Came down to grumble too!! 😂 internally pained

[@EvilPurpleLlamas]

I'm sure they paid for the drycleaning :)

[@rebeccaplowman6367]

Mariah Bowen I think that's why they only did the undergarments. 😂

[@cherryberry9636]

Kristin is such a ray of sunshine! And I'm lowkey crushing on Devin😋

[@remytherat2972]

SHE FINALLY ACKNOWLEDGES THAT STARKID HAPPENED

[@tofana0]

Wonhoe for Wonho u. Like bts

[@princesspie7]

Wait when???

[@remytherat2972]

May Bay I do indeed :3

[@remytherat2972]

princesspie7 she didn't herself however she was there when her friend talked about it and didn't descredit her so, she pretty much confirmed

[@historyfreak6591]

Did you guys know that while these types of skirts were in fashion it was considered "naughty and lewd" to show your ankles? It's true. Also women did have "pockets" in the form of a drawstring purse tied to the inside of the skirt

[@ndrva]

"while these types of skirts were in fashion" you know thats the span of 2 centurys right? there have been fashions in the middle of this that did in fact show the ankle, especially when the robe a la polonaise was in fashion, and it paved the way for exciting new footwear that could now be seen

[@madisongaiser2257]

The pockets were typically in-between the layers of the skirts bc there was the cage like structure and then 1 to 2 layers of petty coat covering and usually a pouch or small bag would be placed in between the layers to give the women a "pocket" like effect

[@zoecederas6037]

"i got freddy all up underneath the skirt which felt good" honEY THAT DOES NOT SOUND OK

[@mayacovington9308]

iced tae armmmmy

[@krump.mp3235]

Hey ARMY. I was just drinking Tae when I saw this.

[@maitjodohaha]

Lol😂

[@woopfiretruck1699]

iced tae *chockes on my tae*

[@kaitlynconnolly1363]

n o n o t t h e a r m y f a n d o m

[@TheMoonShining]

Devin in that giant hoop skirt and the lil princess crown is the cutest thing I have seen this whole year. 🙊

[@rose_tae8557]

Where do I put my phone? There’s no pockets in these! Yes, because people had phones in the Victoria times.

[@sleepingrose3116]

They did have Pockets though. well it was more of a pouch that would be tied around the waist under the skirt that could be accessed from slits in the outer layers of fabric.

[@abbey8061]

xD

[@amtgardartsacademy426]

hilarious!

[@sophia4441]

Chicken McNuggets 😂

[@minecarft6460]

Pockets aren’t only for phones 🤯

[@choaswormonstring3369]

Me: watching this video while wearing a hoopskirt bc why wouldnt you wear a hoopskirt.

[@pooja350]

What a coincidence 😱😂

[@t.ianna922]

Ashley Kronz I’m literally doing the same thing lol 😂

[@avmalu1344]

@@pooja350 where are you guys getting these hoopskirts???

[@HattieMcDanielonaMoon]

@@avmalu1344 You can make them or get the online from authentic historical websites like Priorattire.

[@avmalu1344]

@@HattieMcDanielonaMoon thx😌

[@gabiluch87]

The hunch 'n' bunch Swabbin' the deck... KIRSTEN I LOVE YOU

[@minnieblue2559]

Yay!!! Can you guys try long hair for a day?

[@elliincha3508]

Crystal Gaming Kristen and Chantelle have long hair but great idea

[@amanda-_]

Like super long rupunzle hair?

[@emoryibrahim3954]

How about Jen and Devin try it, even though I think both have had longer hair before.

[@minnieblue2559]

Yes super long rapunzel hair

[@caterinaardizzone3716]

Crystal Gaming yeah they should especially jen

[@mercymclaughlin5625]

Liking this for Kevin mcshane 😂😂😂😂

[@avastyle9626]

8:50 There were pockets if you had a full outfit. There would be tones of pockets. Much more than we do now😒

[@jiwooyoon7425]

3:33 (wheeze) Ryan who?

[@vvittitow6531]

Lol dying of laughter love buzzfeed unsolved

[@kayleighanderson120]

He’s a producer

[@jiwooyoon7425]

Anna Sinclair haha I know I was just referencing buzzfeed unsolved because of his wheezes XD

[@rosykim3729]

Jiwoo Yoon I don’t get this...

[@jiwooyoon7425]

XOXO Popcorn if you watch buzzfeed unsolved, Ryan (one of the people on it) wheezes all the time when laughing. It's a reference to him lol

[@chloecallis2056]

Ok so we're just gonna ignore the fact that Devin was Cho Chang in A Very Potter Musical???

[@ILoveDaw]

Chloe Callis or that she went to school with Darren criss?!

[@mayadi7105]

It's way more hilarious to start singing me and my dick everythime you see her in a video for the last year or so

[@ambersheeley5141]

Chloe Callis I noticed that too!

[@12yench]

Yeahhhh this was a known fact for a few years....

[@maleighamorrison-forbes8582]

I knew it was her. My friend said I was wrong but I knew it

[@lizzyL59]

They keep saying how heavy they were and how much fabric there was. Need I remind you guys those are called petti coats . They are like the undershirt .Your final clothing pieces went over them and you would been shamed publicly indecent if caught were nothing over top of these skirts. !

[@samanthaheard6962]

The "skirts" they were wearing were waaay too short and they needed to pull them down alot more because you could see so much of the petticoat!!

[@Idk5kitty]

elizabeth lemire that was a like 2 thousand years ago it’s 2019 people were worse

[@ndrva]

right? not even to mention the actual crinoline showing aswell

[@bella.m9952]

liz i know I’ve worn a Victorian hoop skirt like Kristins and I had the full outfit on with actual clothes on top and a bag and a heavy wig they definitely did not get the full experience

[@ndrva]

@@bella.m9952 then maybe call it by its proper name? either crinolines crinolettes or bustles, since victorian fashions spanned over almost a hundred years. i also dont see what youd be wearing the wig for, maybe your thinking of the 18th century and then you wouldve been wearing panniers

[@RainbowzNunicornz]

Kristin attempting to sit in the chair & then falling lol🤣 Love uu Kristin!

[@strawberryshortquake]

I’m just gonna say I miss when the whole lady like group did challenges together. Like idk it’s not the same with only 2 or 3 of them. I will say when Devin was spinning she looked like Sophie from Howls Moving Castle.

[@LieutenantSheep]

We don’t see devin and Kristin interact much- it was nice to see them have so much fun together

[@natalie_kendel]

Kristin , Devine, AND PEGGY!

[@sunkissed5995]

The lady like sisters

[@kindaart6139]

Work!

[@Sugarbxg]

WORK!

[@sleepysnakey7399]

Natalie Kendel WORK WORK

[@hawatejan-sie707]

Angelica! Work Work ELIZA!

[@alanawebster9057]

“They kinda remind me of hoola-hoops, but for your butt.” - Kristin 2018