fun fact: one time I dated a guy who broke up with me in the messiest way possible so the next day I wore the sexiest pair of jeans I had in my closet. it was iconic.
when you said "every woman have the little black dress" i immediately thought, no i don't, then remembered i literally have 2 right now in my closet, it's definitely an essential when you love fashion
Spanish court managed to wear intense black clothes thanks to campeche/logwood, a tree that is native from southern Mexico. Basically what black attire meant at that time was "I have an empire, you do not".
Holly golightly/ Audrey Hepburn’s black dress in breakfast at Tiffany’s will forever be the ultimate black dress to me!! Especially since a lot of brands today still recreate its silhouette
y'know i never really clocked that i have a little black dress myself, but it really has just cemented itself as an essential of mine without me even realising it. i love the versatility of it! it's so easy to wear and layer :)
Wow thumbnails are effective, I said "eh, I will watch it later" when it had Bella but now that it's Zendaya I clicked immediately 💀 Her Doc Ock inspired look at the Ballon d'Or last year and her last red carpet custom Valentino dress for the Emmys are to die for. She has worn many iconic black dresses over the years and her and Law kill it every time.
It''s so fun hearing about the history and details behind these outfits. Side note: I'd love for you to review the costumes for Cinderella (2015) and The Other Boleyn Girl (2008).
i love these types of history of videos! i’d like to add to the late 19th century section a bit - you see a lot of black taffeta ensembles absolutely encrusted with black jet beads in the 1880s and i know of a Worth gown in black taffeta and lace from about 1891, as well as a black velvet evening gown from 1907 that also has some beadwork. neither where used for mourning so i like to think we always knew black dresses were lovely :) anyway just thought i’d say
It's funny hearing that black supposedly isn't for mourning anymore 'cause that association still seems very much alive lol My mum has told me a few times that I'm "too young to be wearing all black" (for casual wear, not formal wear) and that it looks like I'm in mourning... and both my grandmothers only wear/wore black ever since their husbands died Personally I default to black clothes and accessories since they're easy to colour-coordinate, but there's definitely still an association with death/mourning or particular subcultures. I suppose it really depends on the exact type of clothing
My mom always said that black makes a any young girl look much older or more mature and she didn't let me wear full black outfits/dresses when i was a teen, now more so as a 25-year-old. to be honest, whenever i try wearing a black dress, i feel like i look TOO mature, i'd rather incorporate different colors to make the outfit look younger. maybe when i'm in my 30s i'll start to feel more comfortable wearing all black 😄
your essays is such an inspiration, it's straight to the point, good themes and you don't need to show your face to keep us interested. I'm about to start my own channel and i hate to be in front of camera, so I'm glad to know there's no problem with it
It would be wonderful if you did a style evolution on goth fashion. I'm soft goth but a passionate one. And fashion history really fascinates me. My whole wardrobe is black with splashes of colors like purple and dark red, and ir makes me wonder why people always say it's so "dark and different"... only because I'm the only goth in my friend group. So I'd love to know more about it, and your videos are always amazing
I know it's a ton of work to make these videos but could you publish a list of the movies you use in them? I always see clips that look interesting but I have no idea where they're from
Black was a status color in the Renaissance era, when it was difficult and expensive to achieve a true-black textile dye, unlike today. I read a fascinating book about the wardrobe of Elizabeth 1 of England, she wore mostly black or white, with some red or gold, gowns.
I love love LOVE that you included the clip of Prue from the OG Charmed, her fashion was always my fave of the three sisters and her black dresses always gave her air of power and beauty
I remember the first occasion that I wore my little black dress at was during a family member's funeral. It was a sad day but I got a lot of compliments ! I haven't had any other occasion to wear it but I'm hoping its one involving my current crush lol
Anna Karenina (Russian aristocracy) films deserves to be on this list. Especially the 90s one, and the ballroom dance dress. Sophie looked very radiant and dream like in that scene 😍 Maddie's (euphoria season 2) new year party lbd also deserves a mention, that look was 🔥
fun fact! nuns and monks are wearing black bc traditionally it was made out of undyed black wool of black sheep that was very cheap bc you couldn't dye it any other color, tho it was more of a brown black disthinguishing it from a dyed black expensive garment!
I've had the same cotton poly blend lbd with a high neckline, mid back plunge, cinched waist and subtle peplum for almost a decade and I hope I have it a decade longer! Long live the lbd 🖤
Admittedly all I wear is black so I have more than a few LBDs. They’re just so versatile, and with different cuts and materials, they can work for any season! Though I would like to point out that black was used in fashionable clothing during the Victorian era, at least the latter half certainly, there are many examples of black clothing that isn’t mourning attire, I actually own a few.
love this video and esp loooved the different movies you used to illustrate the different eras ! i was almost surprised to see a clip of one of my fav french comedy “the tall blonde man with one black shoe” ! i’m glad at how versatile you were
Interestingly black for men’s suiting came *much* later than the LBD. Up until VERY recently black suits were only worn by chauffeurs and waitstaff. My grandfather only had one black suit, and it was only worn to funerals, and was surprised my husband only had a black one. For “gentleman” black was reserved for tuxedos. That’s why the Royal family wore dark colored suits and black ties for their mourning wear when the Queen died, and not black suits.
I’m 34 but I remember being 8 years old, my step dad was making a Valentine’s Day dinner for my mom. I told my mom to get her little black dress, he might pop the question. My mom laughed and she still doesn’t know where I got that from… this was 1996 mind you, the little black dress is iconic.
The OUTRAGE when Keri Russell cut her hair in the second season of Felicity actually lead to declining ratings because the public loved her curly hair so much which is absolutely crazy to me.
I remember most brides were married in black because since most common folk only had one formal dress that often doubled as a funeral dress. Also because funerals were more common back then compared to today. It was only when Queen Victoria (I think) married in white, did people start clamoring for white wedding dresses
Hopefully you can make a video on the fictional Marylin movie Blonde. Because I just saw it and it’s…… problematic. I would love to hear your reaction.
I have a hard time seeing every black dress as a fashion statement because many women resort to wearing black because they're afraid or don't know how to wear colors. The black dress is so "safe" that some people don't explore beyond it.
I would have to agree! For me to see any black dress as distinctive there has to be something noteworthy or unusual about the silhouette or cut; otherwise it ends up disappearing into the larger sea of black.
When you’re discussing 1714, I believe you’re meaning ~1814 Regency/Napoleonic fashions? The Georgian Era in England began in 1714, but it was very similar to French fashion at the time. French style dominated from Louis XIV until Louis XVI. It wasn’t until the very late 1700s/early 1800s that the style shown emerged (it emerged prior to 1814, but that was a nice number to compare to 1714).
Just a note on Third Love: I have somewhat narrow shoulders and a naturally fuller bust. I tried a variety of sizes and styles in this brand, but the straps are set very far apart, not a good choice for those of us with narrow shoulders. The straps can be attached at several places, but all are just set too wide. The straps always cut across my armpits, not very comfortable.
Very interesting! I do have a black dress in my closet, but I actually purely wear it to funerals. I personally need some more colour in my life (and face, as black looks drab on me).
I was surprised not to see Mme. Virginie Gautreau (the infamous Madame X) in the 19th century section, but other than that, wonderful video! Mme. Gautreau's other portraits, one notes, were always striking (given that she stuck to either all black or all white). If memory serves, the Marchesa di Casati was another well-known society figure who made striking use of black. My favorite anecdote of a woman using black outside of the mourning context comes from Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch. I'm not sure if this was the late Victorian or early Edwardian era, but Quiller-Couch was at a grand ball standing next to a young naval cadet who was too shy to introduce himself to anybody. The men were all in typical evening dress, the matrons ditto, the debutantes ditto. The debutantes--and this will be important in a moment--were all clad in the usual white or pastels with pearls around their necks. In came a striking dark beauty whose first ball this was; instead of pearls she wore only a diamond crescent in her hair. No white or pastels for her, but instead a black gown. The men flocked to meet her. Over their heads this young woman spotted the shy young cadet in the corner. She freed herself from her admirers, laughed, and headed straight for the cadet to ask him to dance. They danced. The cadet came back afterwards, cheeks flushed, stars in his eyes. I've no doubt our young cadet remembered that moment for the rest of his life. I own at present one vintage black dress from the early 1960s and a black-and-white slip dress. Probably my favorite black dress that I've ever worn was a slinky bias cut number that never failed to open doors for me. I am eyeballing a 1940s style dress with diagonal draping and strong shoulders. So.
My little black dress was my mother's. It must be at least 30 years old, which makes me think about the quality of the fabrics the clothes were made, because it's older than me
Dominican Friars's (aka Blackfriars) distinctive habit consists of a black coat/cape over a white tunic, considering they are a mendicant order (ie. must live off of alms/begging) their habit was designed to be decidedly not showy or flashy, so black must have become widely accessible to all classes well before the 16th c. St. Dominic founded the Order of Preachers in 1216. It is possible the black cappa was a later development that was posthumously used as a marker of Dominicans in iconography and other religious art, but I don't know of any evidence of it being a later development, but definitely not as late as the 16th. c., which would be the century that marks the end of the Medieval period for most medievalists.
The bras at Third Love look very nice, but I can’t afford to pay over $70 for just a bra. I’m sorry. I guess I’ll have to stick to department store brands for the time being.
No one ever made more of a parade out of her mourning than Queen Victoria. Even decades after her husband’s death, she never let anyone forget for a second about her loss. When I read Victorian-era literature, there is always someone stressing about the exact shade of mourning they should wear, depending on their relationship to the deceased, how much time has passed, etc.
hot take: I feel like it wont be long for black to be a no-go for the fashion interested. You can see the distain for black starting now with people calling it uninteresting or saying how designing with colour gives more evidence of skill. Because of this I think itll trickle down (slowly) and we will go back to black being only for funerals over the next couple decades
That's really ironic of the Chanel little black dresses going from affordable to less well off people to the prices they are now. The lbds on the Chanel website currently range from £4550 ($5157) to £8010 ($9078).
I’m going to come from a very biased placed place but let’s share a moment for Lady’s Diana’s Revenge Dress. It was absolutely fabulous!
is it actually black, or midnight blue?
God I’d love to have a moment like that
Honesty is always respected 😚
@@lestranged I remember it being black.
The best part is that unfortunately, she's forever young.
"And if a woman couldn't afford a new mourning gown she would die"
Me: jesus, that's extreme
"...or alter an existing one"
Ah, gotcha.
I think she said dye it but I also misunderstood it the first time haha
literally what happened to me lmaoo 😭
Haha I had the same reaction.
My thoughts exactly
i thought the same LMAO
Speaking of Lady Diana's revenge dress: I'd love to see a video going into iconic revenge outfits, either from movies or real life.
Yes!!! This!!
fun fact: one time I dated a guy who broke up with me in the messiest way possible so the next day I wore the sexiest pair of jeans I had in my closet. it was iconic.
90% of that video would be Taylor Swift
I just love how versatile they are! Although almost every woman has one, they are styled so differently every time!
Ikr I was just thinking the same thing✨
when you said "every woman have the little black dress" i immediately thought, no i don't, then remembered i literally have 2 right now in my closet, it's definitely an essential when you love fashion
no 👎🏽 👎🏽 l
i have a midi one that it's pretty great for everything, it was a good purchase
Modern fashion history is a kind of therapy idc.
Is it?
@@chrystianaw8256 should be considered as such.
the way i’m wearing an all black and white outfit right now… it was meant to be
You’re so special
I started this video wondering if you would mention Spanish court attire, and you did! Such a complete and well researched video. Loved it!
Yes!! So many people ignore the influence of Spanish Royal fashion
I actually adore the renaissance era royal spanish fashion! ❤️
Spanish court managed to wear intense black clothes thanks to campeche/logwood, a tree that is native from southern Mexico. Basically what black attire meant at that time was "I have an empire, you do not".
Holly golightly/ Audrey Hepburn’s black dress in breakfast at Tiffany’s will forever be the ultimate black dress to me!! Especially since a lot of brands today still recreate its silhouette
the way black dress escalated from powerful royalty symbol to being associated with poor lower-class is honestly kind of funny
It's the same with almost every trend (as well as the curse of fashion houses, e.g. Louis Vuitton, Burberry).
y'know i never really clocked that i have a little black dress myself, but it really has just cemented itself as an essential of mine without me even realising it. i love the versatility of it! it's so easy to wear and layer :)
I’m surprised I didn’t see Victoria Beckham! That was like her entire wardrobe in the 90s
They even joke about it in the movie because that's she's got in her closet
You mean….’the little black dress or the little black dress?!’
@@E-A. I love that everyone has seen this movie😭😭 I love Spice World
Wow thumbnails are effective, I said "eh, I will watch it later" when it had Bella but now that it's Zendaya I clicked immediately 💀
Her Doc Ock inspired look at the Ballon d'Or last year and her last red carpet custom Valentino dress for the Emmys are to die for.
She has worn many iconic black dresses over the years and her and Law kill it every time.
It''s so fun hearing about the history and details behind these outfits.
Side note: I'd love for you to review the costumes for Cinderella (2015) and The Other Boleyn Girl (2008).
i love these types of history of videos! i’d like to add to the late 19th century section a bit - you see a lot of black taffeta ensembles absolutely encrusted with black jet beads in the 1880s and i know of a Worth gown in black taffeta and lace from about 1891, as well as a black velvet evening gown from 1907 that also has some beadwork. neither where used for mourning so i like to think we always knew black dresses were lovely :) anyway just thought i’d say
Ok but sis lookin so cute and chic in the sponsor section like pop off queen💅😭
It's funny hearing that black supposedly isn't for mourning anymore 'cause that association still seems very much alive lol
My mum has told me a few times that I'm "too young to be wearing all black" (for casual wear, not formal wear) and that it looks like I'm in mourning... and both my grandmothers only wear/wore black ever since their husbands died
Personally I default to black clothes and accessories since they're easy to colour-coordinate, but there's definitely still an association with death/mourning or particular subcultures. I suppose it really depends on the exact type of clothing
My mom always said that black makes a any young girl look much older or more mature and she didn't let me wear full black outfits/dresses when i was a teen, now more so as a 25-year-old. to be honest, whenever i try wearing a black dress, i feel like i look TOO mature, i'd rather incorporate different colors to make the outfit look younger. maybe when i'm in my 30s i'll start to feel more comfortable wearing all black 😄
your essays is such an inspiration, it's straight to the point, good themes and you don't need to show your face to keep us interested. I'm about to start my own channel and i hate to be in front of camera, so I'm glad to know there's no problem with it
It would be wonderful if you did a style evolution on goth fashion. I'm soft goth but a passionate one. And fashion history really fascinates me. My whole wardrobe is black with splashes of colors like purple and dark red, and ir makes me wonder why people always say it's so "dark and different"... only because I'm the only goth in my friend group. So I'd love to know more about it, and your videos are always amazing
I know it's a ton of work to make these videos but could you publish a list of the movies you use in them? I always see clips that look interesting but I have no idea where they're from
7:50 I’m so happy to see ‘Downton Abbey’ be mentioned. Dame Queen Maggie Smith in her Victorian Era Outfits 🤩
Black was a status color in the Renaissance era, when it was difficult and expensive to achieve a true-black textile dye, unlike today. I read a fascinating book about the wardrobe of Elizabeth 1 of England, she wore mostly black or white, with some red or gold, gowns.
Can you please do a BIG video on once upon a times costumes and outfits? I beg you. 😩
that ad transition was absolutely fantastic 👏🏻 👌🏻 also, i love these videos on the history of various fashion ensembles. They're really cool! :)
I love love LOVE that you included the clip of Prue from the OG Charmed, her fashion was always my fave of the three sisters and her black dresses always gave her air of power and beauty
This is awesome! Would love to see a throwback video of 'the best black dresses in film' like what you did for the other colors!!
I remember the first occasion that I wore my little black dress at was during a family member's funeral. It was a sad day but I got a lot of compliments ! I haven't had any other occasion to wear it but I'm hoping its one involving my current crush lol
Hey moderngurls. Will you ever do a style study on princess Diana? Love your channel.
While we wait for Tessa, you may want to check Mina Le's review of Diana.
Anna Karenina (Russian aristocracy) films deserves to be on this list. Especially the 90s one, and the ballroom dance dress. Sophie looked very radiant and dream like in that scene 😍 Maddie's (euphoria season 2) new year party lbd also deserves a mention, that look was 🔥
After so many days, I’m back to watching a great video just in time. Also, you look fabulous, Tessa! 👏🏽
fun fact! nuns and monks are wearing black bc traditionally it was made out of undyed black wool of black sheep that was very cheap bc you couldn't dye it any other color, tho it was more of a brown black disthinguishing it from a dyed black expensive garment!
I got 2 in my closet now and this video inspired me to get more black dresses. Thank you Tessa💖✨🔥😘
The pearls and the little black dress , omg stunning!!!!
Omg she’s finally making fashion videos again 😭 slayyyy
I've had the same cotton poly blend lbd with a high neckline, mid back plunge, cinched waist and subtle peplum for almost a decade and I hope I have it a decade longer! Long live the lbd 🖤
Can you please do a style analysis on The Serpent Queen? My husband and I like this show so far.
stop you looked so cute in the ad
Admittedly all I wear is black so I have more than a few LBDs. They’re just so versatile, and with different cuts and materials, they can work for any season! Though I would like to point out that black was used in fashionable clothing during the Victorian era, at least the latter half certainly, there are many examples of black clothing that isn’t mourning attire, I actually own a few.
Anyone else notice the thumbnail change? I feel like such an insider 💅💅😂
love this video and esp loooved the different movies you used to illustrate the different eras ! i was almost surprised to see a clip of one of my fav french comedy “the tall blonde man with one black shoe” ! i’m glad at how versatile you were
Get home from work, open the computer, notification pops : perfect ! :)
This took a tremendous amount of research and work, thank you ma’am, this was a great watch! ❤
Interestingly black for men’s suiting came *much* later than the LBD. Up until VERY recently black suits were only worn by chauffeurs and waitstaff. My grandfather only had one black suit, and it was only worn to funerals, and was surprised my husband only had a black one. For “gentleman” black was reserved for tuxedos. That’s why the Royal family wore dark colored suits and black ties for their mourning wear when the Queen died, and not black suits.
I love a little black dress. It just doesn’t get old😍
I have several black dresses in my wardrobe, it really just is a staple piece ❤
I lovveeeeee the fashion history in this channel
I’m 34 but I remember being 8 years old, my step dad was making a Valentine’s Day dinner for my mom. I told my mom to get her little black dress, he might pop the question. My mom laughed and she still doesn’t know where I got that from… this was 1996 mind you, the little black dress is iconic.
Omg seems like I am pretty early , have been waiting for you to upload
The OUTRAGE when Keri Russell cut her hair in the second season of Felicity actually lead to declining ratings because the public loved her curly hair so much which is absolutely crazy to me.
Hi Tessa,could you do a Ziegfeld girl video?the costumes in this movie are amazing and it’s so hard to find content about!
In Tudor England, no one looked as cool as Anne Boleyn did with the black outfit and her French Hood.
I remember most brides were married in black because since most common folk only had one formal dress that often doubled as a funeral dress. Also because funerals were more common back then compared to today. It was only when Queen Victoria (I think) married in white, did people start clamoring for white wedding dresses
you should do the outfits in heartbreak high
Can you please cover/break down the fashion of the Nanny please please please
I have an LBD I haven't worn in years, but it is hands down the most elegant thing I own
i don't really have a black dress, i find them high maintenance with my cat lol
Your videos always fascinate me and bring out my love for fashion!!
Hopefully you can make a video on the fictional Marylin movie Blonde. Because I just saw it and it’s…… problematic. I would love to hear your reaction.
Loved this video! I just found your channel and it’s so interesting. About to go watch some more of your videos
just bought a new black dress yesterday!!! perfect timing
I have a hard time seeing every black dress as a fashion statement because many women resort to wearing black because they're afraid or don't know how to wear colors. The black dress is so "safe" that some people don't explore beyond it.
I would have to agree! For me to see any black dress as distinctive there has to be something noteworthy or unusual about the silhouette or cut; otherwise it ends up disappearing into the larger sea of black.
When you’re discussing 1714, I believe you’re meaning ~1814 Regency/Napoleonic fashions?
The Georgian Era in England began in 1714, but it was very similar to French fashion at the time. French style dominated from Louis XIV until Louis XVI. It wasn’t until the very late 1700s/early 1800s that the style shown emerged (it emerged prior to 1814, but that was a nice number to compare to 1714).
Just a note on Third Love: I have somewhat narrow shoulders and a naturally fuller bust. I tried a variety of sizes and styles in this brand, but the straps are set very far apart, not a good choice for those of us with narrow shoulders. The straps can be attached at several places, but all are just set too wide. The straps always cut across my armpits, not very comfortable.
Plss consider Practical Magic for an upcoming video 🙏🙏 it's the season, and I just rewatched it and the looks and ladies are 😍😍
Always so well researched. Love learning about fashion history. Thank you :)
Very interesting! I do have a black dress in my closet, but I actually purely wear it to funerals. I personally need some more colour in my life (and face, as black looks drab on me).
I was surprised not to see Mme. Virginie Gautreau (the infamous Madame X) in the 19th century section, but other than that, wonderful video! Mme. Gautreau's other portraits, one notes, were always striking (given that she stuck to either all black or all white). If memory serves, the Marchesa di Casati was another well-known society figure who made striking use of black.
My favorite anecdote of a woman using black outside of the mourning context comes from Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch. I'm not sure if this was the late Victorian or early Edwardian era, but Quiller-Couch was at a grand ball standing next to a young naval cadet who was too shy to introduce himself to anybody. The men were all in typical evening dress, the matrons ditto, the debutantes ditto. The debutantes--and this will be important in a moment--were all clad in the usual white or pastels with pearls around their necks. In came a striking dark beauty whose first ball this was; instead of pearls she wore only a diamond crescent in her hair. No white or pastels for her, but instead a black gown. The men flocked to meet her. Over their heads this young woman spotted the shy young cadet in the corner. She freed herself from her admirers, laughed, and headed straight for the cadet to ask him to dance. They danced. The cadet came back afterwards, cheeks flushed, stars in his eyes. I've no doubt our young cadet remembered that moment for the rest of his life.
I own at present one vintage black dress from the early 1960s and a black-and-white slip dress. Probably my favorite black dress that I've ever worn was a slinky bias cut number that never failed to open doors for me. I am eyeballing a 1940s style dress with diagonal draping and strong shoulders. So.
Insanely well made and researched video, thank you!
Could you please do the Fran Fine fashion and looks? Same with Coyote Ugly?
My little black dress was my mother's. It must be at least 30 years old, which makes me think about the quality of the fabrics the clothes were made, because it's older than me
Hell yes, fashion icon Alexa Chung at 14:17
Please review the new Winx club season! It's so much better!
Love your videos!
absolutely love this video
Did you change your thumbnail or ani tripping
Yes it was Bella Hadid before 😅
all my dresses are black and then red or both 🖤🥀
As an alt person, I was looking for a comment like this. 🤘🖤🥀
@@galaxyskeleton YESSSS im goth, so its all i have and want!
LOVED THE VIDEO!
Me wearing all black rn 🤣
But yes I love black dresses, they're so versatile.
What do you say at 9:53? The popular 'gameen' look? I'd like to look it up to learn more, but I'm not sure what the word is.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamine
My favorite LBD of all time is Elizabeth Hurley’s Versace safety pin dress. That dress alone made me want to become a designer 😁🔥✨
OMG I saw a Prue from Charmed clip in there PLEASE tell me a Charmed (og series) style vid is coming. Their 90s/2000s looks are iconic
"...And if a woman couldn't afford a mourning gown she would DIE". IKR English not my first language but this quote made me almost choke on teaxD
Coco Chanel really took unliked things (tweed, color black) and made them elite.
Dominican Friars's (aka Blackfriars) distinctive habit consists of a black coat/cape over a white tunic, considering they are a mendicant order (ie. must live off of alms/begging) their habit was designed to be decidedly not showy or flashy, so black must have become widely accessible to all classes well before the 16th c. St. Dominic founded the Order of Preachers in 1216. It is possible the black cappa was a later development that was posthumously used as a marker of Dominicans in iconography and other religious art, but I don't know of any evidence of it being a later development, but definitely not as late as the 16th. c., which would be the century that marks the end of the Medieval period for most medievalists.
What made you change the thumbnail
rip third love's 30 band, i went to restock a few months ago and could not find my size anymore :(
i appreciate that rose isin there at the end cause i feel like thats the only thing in her closet lmao
i KNEW fran fine's lbd would feature somewhere in this video
The bras at Third Love look very nice, but I can’t afford to pay over $70 for just a bra. I’m sorry. I guess I’ll have to stick to department store brands for the time being.
No one ever made more of a parade out of her mourning than Queen Victoria. Even decades after her husband’s death, she never let anyone forget for a second about her loss. When I read Victorian-era literature, there is always someone stressing about the exact shade of mourning they should wear, depending on their relationship to the deceased, how much time has passed, etc.
i don't have LBD , and i am a fashion design student!
i guess it's time to make my own then
Love Thirdlove!!!!
hot take: I feel like it wont be long for black to be a no-go for the fashion interested. You can see the distain for black starting now with people calling it uninteresting or saying how designing with colour gives more evidence of skill. Because of this I think itll trickle down (slowly) and we will go back to black being only for funerals over the next couple decades
Thank god
I used to wear black exclusively for years & the amount of rude comments I got is astonishing.
Yay! This is such a STAPLE!
0:33 I need that dress XD
That's really ironic of the Chanel little black dresses going from affordable to less well off people to the prices they are now. The lbds on the Chanel website currently range from £4550 ($5157) to £8010 ($9078).
Love You vids keep it up
I just wear black everyday and have many black dresses
why did you change the thumbnail?