The second one likely had many more petticoats underneath it (or, depending on the time period, maybe a hoopskirt) to give it a much fuller appearance. Historical undergarments go a long way in the shaping of a piece.
@@mr_ak123They are! I think the last dress may be the oldest.. To me, it looks like an overcoat from the Ottoman Empire, 1400's ish, worn by a Concubine in a Harem. Upon watching this short probably 75 times now on pause, let play, pause, stare at each dress spotting some small nuance I didn't notice before, let play, repeat... LOL My favorite dress is the third. ❤❤❤ That collar on that dress is just stunning… it's not as in your face attention grabbing as blood red or canary yellow. I love the muted shades that brought out the embroidery down the front. Plus anything in your basic black shades is a wardrobe staple of mine!! 😂😂😂
Sort of is.. have you see those corset tops going around.. this dresses would be an inconvenient in our modern day tho unless you have that kinda money to just lounge around
@voltsnbolts8879 i was lucky enough to fall in love with a very smart man who happened to have money. from my perspective the problem is more that lack of access to the majority means you cannot dress this way casually or youll be screaming that you want attention. i dont want attention, i want it to be normalised so i wont be looked at more than a passing glance.
The paintings make them otherworldly, yet the work gone into the dresses themselves is as worthy. Having them together speaks volumns on the eye of the painter. Long before photo manipulation!
Both a beautiful works of art in their own right. The fact that the dresses have been so well preserved is astonishing. Thanks to the paintings the dresses will be preserved in spirit long after they rot away
The yellow piece looks very detailed & has beautiful beading. The subtle discoloration in certain areas of the hem, makes me think this dress is an original & not just a replica. Mind you, I am no expert in this field. They are all beautiful dresses, if they are original piece from their era. Then their beauty certainly doubles.
It’s John Singer Sargent. He was known for this and often changing the clothes when he painted, like color or neck lines or length, so the portrait would look better, whether or not the patron agreed
Gives me Cinderella step mother vibes !! 😂😂👀 it’s still very regal, and the craftsmanship exquisite..it’s a blessing to be able to see these things in real life..reminds us that our past was VERY Tangible and VERY real!! ❤
I LOVE JOHN SINGER SEARGENT HE IS MY FAVOURITE ARTIST EVER EVER EVER HE KNEW OSCAR WILDE AND WAS SO COOL I GOT TO SEE THIS EXHIBITION IN PERSON AND IT WAS SO COOL ITS SO COOL
FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE THAT SAW THIS EXHIBIT!!!!!!!!!!!! Did you look closely at the Lady Macbeth dress?! It had hundreds of actual beetle shells sewn onto it to make it glitter on stage I got to go to the opening night of the show and listen to the curator speak, it took *ten years* to find all these pieces and borrow everything.
Keep in mind, the dresses actually looked much better back then and theyve become worse with time. The same could be said for the paintings but usually not to such a degree.
❤ Those beautiful FRAMES. The frames enclose the painting as the dress encloses the figure. See the frame & the dress doing the same thing at the same time. 🔥 🔥 ❤
I mean those dresses were modeled off of somebody else's body that's usually how dresses were made back then tailor fit... unless if they were of peasant garbs but then they would not be in a painting unless the background or to show off the work life😅😅 so all in all it really depends do you look like the person in the painting😅
@@miketyson_420 too much confidence is only a problem when it is not founded in actual security. But with Body Types you can't have too much confidence. You'll simply just look good and know it. Those who see that as a "yucky" character trait just seem to lack some confidence of their own in my opinion...
I had the honor of going here with my fiancé for my birthday when i saw my fiancé for the first time in almost a year Ive got the book from it too It has to be one of the best trips ive ever been on to see one of my favorite artists ❤
Yes, it's a heartwarming painting because of the intimate scene. Dress here is the middle layer normally, so either is worn wrong, or the scene is too intimate, like a husband and wife, or a mom and her kids, enjoying some music. Small family scene, no grandparents, because respect dictates a belt on it. A girls night would necessitate one to button up and wear a fancy belt (thus close major part of the front of the dress.) Bust areas innerwear could be seen/could be left unbuttoned, which is normally what was done in house. But open belt area is like showing a whole chemise or wearing a bathing suit in your button up dress without butonning any. Only inner family appropriate.
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That first dress is in flawless condition and gorgeous. The second dress was modeled better by the painting, I think entirely by her pose.
The second one likely had many more petticoats underneath it (or, depending on the time period, maybe a hoopskirt) to give it a much fuller appearance. Historical undergarments go a long way in the shaping of a piece.
@@stringcheese6833 that's exactly what I was going to say!
The 2nd one seem unfinished or altered
What is the name of the second one? Gorgeous art
Also keep in mind that these dresses are over hundreds of years ago so ofc they look more colourless than in the pictures
The dresses are beautiful but in the paintings, just wow.
Two art forms on display, how wonderful.
It seems those dresses are quite old..
I so totally agree with you, those paintings... just WOW!
@@mr_ak123They are! I think the last dress may be the oldest..
To me, it looks like an overcoat from the Ottoman Empire, 1400's ish, worn by a Concubine in a Harem.
Upon watching this short probably 75 times now on pause, let play, pause, stare at each dress spotting some small nuance I didn't notice before, let play, repeat... LOL
My favorite dress is the third. ❤❤❤ That collar on that dress is just stunning… it's not as in your face attention grabbing as blood red or canary yellow. I love the muted shades that brought out the embroidery down the front. Plus anything in your basic black shades is a wardrobe staple of mine!! 😂😂😂
I really really like this! Sometimes I forget paintings are of real things and subjects so it's really awesome to see the painting and the subject.
You just say how I say😊😮😊
Crazy to think that both the painting and dress exist but the ppl don’t 😢
Hi I have no friends 😢😢😢
@@GrianaArandeMy thoughts exactly
Is crazy theses dresses still exist even through the people who warn them past way an long time ago
The outfits are simply garments, the ladies are what bring these dresses to life!
Absolutely! The talent of the artist (John Singer Sargent) brings the ladies, and the dresses to life, and makes them immortal.
Well said 😊
Yes the second dress looks amazing on the lady😊
they say that fashion goes in a circle. please good lord let something similar to these be normalised within my lifetime.
seriously. they were such classy gorgeous dresses just a few decades ago
They do have them now. You're just WAY to poor to be involved in a lifestyle involving them
Sort of is.. have you see those corset tops going around.. this dresses would be an inconvenient in our modern day tho unless you have that kinda money to just lounge around
@voltsnbolts8879 i was lucky enough to fall in love with a very smart man who happened to have money. from my perspective the problem is more that lack of access to the majority means you cannot dress this way casually or youll be screaming that you want attention. i dont want attention, i want it to be normalised so i wont be looked at more than a passing glance.
You will cry when wash it😂
That black dress...oh my word. Gorgeous!
NADHERNE OSACENI ALE VELMI VELMI NEPRAKTICKE....
UDRZOVANI TECHTO SATU BYLO VELMI KOMPLIKOVANEM PONEVADZ NEBYLO MOZNO TOTO SKOSTNE OSACENI
PRAT.... 😮
Queen Elizabeth of York's wedding dress to Henry Tudor. Henry the 8th parents.
The paintings make them otherworldly, yet the work gone into the dresses themselves is as worthy. Having them together speaks volumns on the eye of the painter. Long before photo manipulation!
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Thanx buddy I wish everyone mentioned the song in description.
Thank you!! ❤
Love you 😘
Einaudi is extraordinary ❤
Imagine them when they were still new.... stunning.
Let’s also take into account that these dresses were not just worn plain but styled with jewelry as we see in the paintings
Both a beautiful works of art in their own right. The fact that the dresses have been so well preserved is astonishing. Thanks to the paintings the dresses will be preserved in spirit long after they rot away
number three looks really cool like a 1920s movie medieval villain
Yes! I was thinking it would look perfect on a vampire queen or something. Lol
The Medieval period is not in the 1920's 🤦🏼♀️.
@@tessdurberville711 like in 1920s movie depicting a medieval villain i thought this would have been obvious
It screamed cersie lannister
Painted in 1925, and the dress design resembles a 16th-century portrait of the queen of Spain, so... spot on!
The yellow piece looks very detailed & has beautiful beading. The subtle discoloration in certain areas of the hem, makes me think this dress is an original & not just a replica. Mind you, I am no expert in this field. They are all beautiful dresses, if they are original piece from their era. Then their beauty certainly doubles.
Where is this museum?
@@adriannamartin5992museum of fine art in boston.
Museum of Fine Arts Boston 😊
...the yellow dress cut my eye.
Good decisions by the artist to keep the visual flow and elegance of the portraits. Well done!
It’s John Singer Sargent. He was known for this and often changing the clothes when he painted, like color or neck lines or length, so the portrait would look better, whether or not the patron agreed
Fashioned by Sargent, my favorite exhibit ❤
Yea JS Sargent! I knew it!🤓
The paintings are so well-detailed, but the dresses are gorgeous ❤
Such a phenomenal art display of both art and historical clothing. Just WoW!
The black dress is my favourite, absolutely beautiful!.
Gives me Cinderella step mother vibes !! 😂😂👀 it’s still very regal, and the craftsmanship exquisite..it’s a blessing to be able to see these things in real life..reminds us that our past was VERY Tangible and VERY real!! ❤
I LOVE JOHN SINGER SEARGENT HE IS MY FAVOURITE ARTIST EVER EVER EVER HE KNEW OSCAR WILDE AND WAS SO COOL I GOT TO SEE THIS EXHIBITION IN PERSON AND IT WAS SO COOL ITS SO COOL
FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE THAT SAW THIS EXHIBIT!!!!!!!!!!!!
Did you look closely at the Lady Macbeth dress?! It had hundreds of actual beetle shells sewn onto it to make it glitter on stage
I got to go to the opening night of the show and listen to the curator speak, it took *ten years* to find all these pieces and borrow everything.
Painting of course seen in its time period elegant and charming ❤
The third one is glorious.
Finally someone noticed
Turkish women costume called entari dress 😊
paintings make them look so much better
Except the last one, doesn't look like the same dress
More! More! I'm an artist and costumer who loves fashion history.
All look so much better in the paintings except the first one. That one is gorgeous!
They all are pretty!!😍
Having both is such a gift!
The 3rd dress is just 🤌
I agree. I am just thinking in my head the drama! And I need this for my life.
I believe that is Elizabeth of York, but that's just a guess.
@@maryscheitler2488 İts Turkish women costume called entari dress 😊
The dress is better because it’s more real and physical then the picture to me at least
Yes I agree
True but we also must apreciate the talent of the artists. :)
.....the real dress looks more real than the painting? WOW WHAT A GREAT OBSERVATION!!!
Keep in mind, the dresses actually looked much better back then and theyve become worse with time.
The same could be said for the paintings but usually not to such a degree.
Also the undergarments, very important for the structure.
As well as the fact clothing (for the most part) looks better on an actual person than a a still mannequin.
Stunning!
the paintings are beautiful but there's no comparison.
Jewels and gowns.. 🥰
That third dress, that woman was definitely a villian.
She is a murderer… of my expectations ^_^
Explains why it’s my favorite 😅
She looks like Safiya Nygaard to me.
People watch too many movies.
It’s giving Maleficent.
They each tell a different but magnificent story....
The first dress is stunning!!!❤
Yesss 😊
In the paintings the dresses looks so imaginarily beautiful
The 3rd one is eloquent and beautiful ❤️ both the painting and the dress look absolutely beautiful. 🌹
❤ Those beautiful FRAMES. The frames enclose the painting as the dress encloses the figure. See the frame & the dress doing the same thing at the same time. 🔥 🔥 ❤
Brilliant observation, people tend to forget that frames were beautiful works of art.
My toxic trait says that .. I'll look stunning asf if i tried them ...)
Why is that toxic? You probably will
I mean those dresses were modeled off of somebody else's body that's usually how dresses were made back then tailor fit... unless if they were of peasant garbs but then they would not be in a painting unless the background or to show off the work life😅😅 so all in all it really depends do you look like the person in the painting😅
@@Jul_ezit is and it isn’t. confidence is a good thing, but too much is a little yucky.
@@miketyson_420 too much confidence is only a problem when it is not founded in actual security. But with Body Types you can't have too much confidence. You'll simply just look good and know it. Those who see that as a "yucky" character trait just seem to lack some confidence of their own in my opinion...
You can get clothes custom made still. @@crystallight808
It feels like these dresses have souls.
Dresses and painting side by side make it Real. WE forget they were Real people
It’s so special to see both together. The colors are quite well preserved.
it's gorgeous to see the real clothes up close and in person. ❤ I love Sargent's work, but it's better to see the clothing too. 😊
The black dress is astounding.
I loved all of them but the robe a la turque is literally a turkish cut gown. Loved it
So lovely! Breathtaking!
I need more shorts like this
Ur paintings are more light and gorgeous.
Oh I can’t explain how much I want that black one
I love the shaping on the first dress it’s absolutely amazing
They’re so beautiful..
They should NEVER be worn by anyone ever! Otherwise they’ll get ruined 😢
If they are originals, there's no way a collector or museum would ever allow it.
@@IfAllElseFails_Ctrl_Alt_Delnever say never 😅
Kim Kardashian moment
Those artists got those textures in the painting
The beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder
All of them are beautiful with people😊
Kim Kardashian really missed on these in this year's met gala 🙊🤣
Yes, Class, not Ass!
As long as Anna Winthrop doesn't do the theme of the Galla anything remotely close to these eras, they should be safe.
@@IfAllElseFails_Ctrl_Alt_DelStill, I sure hope Kim doesnt ruin these dresses as well..
@@IfAllElseFails_Ctrl_Alt_DelAnna Winthrop?
All the outfits are beautiful.
John Singer Sargeant paintings are always beautiful.
The black and pink one omg!! The design is beyond its years ❤
The first one ❤
Wow ...the dress in the painting is SUPERB❤❤❤
Dresses except the last one😢
Painting hits different it's always great❤❤❤
I had the honor of going here with my fiancé for my birthday when i saw my fiancé for the first time in almost a year
Ive got the book from it too
It has to be one of the best trips ive ever been on to see one of my favorite artists ❤
the yellow one and the white one looked gorgeous
Are they the actual dresses or replicas?
That's what I was wondering. I'm thinking replicas.
Those paintings did justice for those dresses!!! Absolutely gorgeous paintings and in reality!!!❤
The 4th painting seemed to take some creative liberties lmao
no, it's just open in the painting 😅
I love the laughter in her face. Also, the underdress adds to the overall feel.
Yes, it's a heartwarming painting because of the intimate scene.
Dress here is the middle layer normally, so either is worn wrong, or the scene is too intimate, like a husband and wife, or a mom and her kids, enjoying some music. Small family scene, no grandparents, because respect dictates a belt on it.
A girls night would necessitate one to button up and wear a fancy belt (thus close major part of the front of the dress.) Bust areas innerwear could be seen/could be left unbuttoned, which is normally what was done in house. But open belt area is like showing a whole chemise or wearing a bathing suit in your button up dress without butonning any. Only inner family appropriate.
Paintings made those dresses more beautiful:)
Well the dresses are all different from the painting
those dresses are absolutely gorgeous i think im gonna cry
Dresses all the way
Wow!! The dresses are amazing!
Where is this?
This exhibit was in Boston, but moved on to London. There's a companion book: "Fashioned by Sargent"
@@jcmik Thank you.
I absolutely ADORE that third dress omg. I need a replica yesterday.
Fake dress
The dresses in paintings seems more beautiful the person who is wearing the dress makes it even more beautiful
That pink n black dress is absolutely gorgeous I would definitely wear it
Hard to say but the details on the outfits are stunning🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Thank you for posting this. I wish i was there!!
All of the dresses are Beautiful.
So cool to see gowns displayed by paintings...tangible reminder that the subject of the paintings existed, although long gone now.
Hand made royal garments are beautifully sewn and beaded even the delicate lace was tarted or croched ❤
THAT RED DRESS IS DIVINE!
To see paintings dresses is like a dream come true
Personally I love both! All three dresses are works of art and all three paintings are stunning.
Love them all. The painting and on display
This is such an innovative idea... the garments are amazing ..
That crimson dress is stunning ❤
Definitely the paintings....the original, authentic, genuine and exquisitely worn by the model artist.
The red dress in real life is absolutely beautiful. Looks so soft.
Both dresses and painting are beautiful
This is such a great idea for an exhibition. People in paintings always feel imaginary. Seeing clothes really makes them real in the painting. Fab!
Dresses are gorgeous ❤❤❤ 😍😍
The black and red gown looks like it inspired a Queen Amidala gown!
I can't stop watching this, need more
I think they are all beautiful.
All of them are beautiful
It is amazing that both the paintings and the dresses have lasted all these years.
What an incredible thing to be able to see firsthand!! Wow!!
Both are just amazingly beautiful❤❤❤
They all look so beautiful ❤️❤️
Beautiful! Wish it said the years of the paintings!