Victorian Ladies' Hats, Part II of II: Fashionable Hats
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2020
- Author Sarah A. Chrisman discusses fashionable hats of the 1880's and '90s. (Part I of this two-part series discusses sportswear and working hats.) Be sure to look for Sarah's books on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Sarah%20A.%20C...
Listen to the full version of the song that opens this video, "The Saucy Little Bird on Nellie's Hat": cylinders.library.ucsb.edu/det...
Oh my goodness, thank you so much for taking the time to do this video. We have a hat shop in Hot Springs, who will make anything requested. My goal; I want a "Hello Dolly" hat! Oh, to live your life, I'm so envious! Thank you again.
Just glorious! The hats are gorgeous and the stories are fun.
My friend, quite a small lady, choosing a hat for her part in Tevye the Milkman: "I don't wanna look like a mushroom!"
hi, I am very interested in the late victorian era, particularly the 1870s and 80s. I am so glad there is someone out there doing this! huge help, thanks!
Hi dear, I completely adore your videos💖 thank you sharing you’re beautiful world with us. Take care MaSalaama
Hi Sara!Can you do a video about shoes and boots please?Thank you .
yes!!! brogues and loafer styles especially!!
Always interesting content thank you
You have a fine collection of hats. Did I see peeking out from under the tablecloth, a metal table leg? I like vintage Formica tables with steel legs. My computer table is a white painted wooden kitchen table with a white metal/porcelain top, edged in black. Vintage things were made to last. I especially liked it when you try on the hats. Thank you.
Thank you! That was so interesting!
I would love to meet you guys and be able to visit with you
I have recently discovered a lovr of the Victorian era myself
I have vcd v been obsessing over it in recent months
I've been buying the clothes and I want to decorate my apartment in Victorian decor and furniture
But the furniture is so expensive though 😞
Have you ever seen the movie Howl’s Moving Castle? Your dress and the topic of hat-making reminds me of Sophie ☺️
Could you tell me the name of the detective story? I'm really curious now.
Hats back then were a symbol of status as well
I am struggling and your videos are like a warm hug. Thank you Sarah. Will you do a video on your shoes someday? Sorry if you already have.
Brazil 🇧🇷
Nice hat you have so many beautiful hats may I have it 😆
Actually, it reminds me of Titanic, the first class women
The wearing of hats or some sort of head covering comes from Biblical times. Women who displayed their hair in public were seen as ‘loose’. As a result, decent women wore some sort of hat/veil on her head. Going hatless is really a much more recent thing.