Hair History: 15th Century | Early Renaissance
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I share with you how to create a high class hairstyle inspired by 15th century fashion, also known as early Renaissance. The natural loose 15th century style was defined by soft braids, waves and hair adornments. All throughout Europe the fashion was to wear the hair in braids coiled around the head. For more videos subscribe to my channel here bit.ly/1zW6zZB
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This is one of those hairstyles where you know they had servants or sisters.
Amazing how well she manages to do her hair in all these different styles.
I already have troubles to braid them evenly or but them in a decent bun :/
I'm getting so addicted to these videos omg
these videos are the COOLEST! i love the idea of doing your hair throughout history
Totally out of topic, but do you sing at all? You have such a unique voice and I imagine your singing voice being so lovely.
I love these hair history videos :) they are so interesting :D
Laurisa Kennedy Thank you! :)
+Loepsie I think the renaissance was a very interesting time fashion art technology and the military weapons but it was also terrible if u commited small crimes they would behead u or hang u and burn woman at the stake if u could would u go back to that time for one day
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best series of videos ever, you should do this with clothes too! I am from Italy so we study this parts of hisory really good (i love that subject), and beauty is my passion, so I really really love these! love you too x
Do you do fashion/clothes history? If not that would be amazing!
Echoing the others who say that these videos are terrific. Very entertaining and informative. Thank you for doing these!
Wow, this one looks complicated, especially sewing the ribbon in! :D Good job, it looks really good on you :)
Kumpi92 Thank you! :)
This is my favorite so far. Very elegant and beautiful.
I love this series! I know you might run into copyright issues, but it would be nice to see some pictures to illustrate some of the examples you give.
Amanda She can use old paintings. Old paintings are copy right free after an amount of decades. So a 300/500 years old painting is no longer affected by copyright issues.
i tried this look and it's honestly one of my faves
you would've made a stunning princess :D I like your vids !!!
Your accent is so beautiful!
OMG i've just found your channel and i think you're amazing! Lately i've been obsessed with all medieval related things, and the rituals of everyday life really get my attention. So finding you is great!
I was wondering where do you get your information, can you recommend some books or something?
Greetings from Argentina! :)
How did people straighten there hair in this time? I'm doing a, kind of report for hair in the renaissance era. Thank you so much! I love all your video's!
This is an amazing video! We love how you give the history. It is so interesting💛
you’re so pretty! and you did such a good job with your research. wow!
Your channel is so educational and interesting! Love these! So happy I have videos to look at as a guide when I'm feeling historical!
These are some of my favorite videos on youtube!
She does some killer stuff with her hair . Knows her history. Deffenitly does her research.
This hairstyle is so beautiful! :)
This looks very beautiful. *~*
Very pretty! Thanks for sharing the history!
I'm SO wearing this look.
why do i actually love this hairstyle so much
Stunningly beautiful !
i just looove renassance sooo much,i wish people eould bringbsome aspects of that era,just like happened in romanticism
You're awesome! I love your hair history videos!!!
I'm in love with your serie s2
That is one beautiful style! I think it would be especially lovely for a wedding. :-)
Thanks! This’ll work great for my renaissance costume!
i just love your piece of work
Thank you so much! A great history lesson and an adorable style! Im going to use this for halloween, going as a king and queen
Awww this is so pretty😍 by far one of my favorites.
about courtisanes in the renaissance, watch a tutorial about renaissance brait... it can takes a few tome, but if you're good, with the long hair who's yours, it can be culte... with some tiara that you can find to claire's accessories ou accessoires, it's perfectly fairy-renaissance!!!...
Can't wait for my next costume party to try this!!
It looks so pretty.
Where do you get all your history sources from?
That's impressive! I would get so frustrated with my hair going everywhere trying to do this. I would def need professional help!!
This is nice, however (for anyone doing practical research), bear in mind that pictoral depictions are romanticized, so this can be 1 of 2 things, regional or theatrical. This was not a common everyday look, & certainly not in every corner of Europe. This was a high noble style, and each country had their own take while fashion was shared.
Hope that helps in anyone's research
I love your channel.
Wow! You're amazing!!! 😍 🎉❤
Love this! you look so pretty with this hairstyle!!! I actually have a non-hair related question, but I am thinking of starting a TH-cam channel and I'm not sure how I should go about it. do you have any tips? :))
autum bliss Choose a niche you love, be yourself, be consistent, be unique! :)
***** Awesome! Thank you so much Lucy, Love from Canada :))
Love it!
Mag ik vragen wat je als bronnen gebruikt? Ik vind je video's fantastisch en een extraatje naast mijn studies archeologie ^_^
+Diekje Ik heb wat rondgesnuffeld in de universiteitsbibliotheek :) Fashions in Hair van Richard Corson is bijzonder nuttig gebleken!
What did they use to pluck their hair? Did they have tweezers back then? I imagine that would be pretty painful.
kristiekat Sure they had tweezers, they're a very basic item :) Wouldn't have been more painful than our contemporary plucking or waxing of body hair. You get used to anything, haha!
This is so nice! :))
what was the 15th century hair fashion of England?
Hi, I am wondering if the rich in the renaissance, 15/16th century, had bare arms? In the series reign they have a lot of costumes with bare arms but I don't know if that is completely true to history. I making a costume my self for a school project :)
the TV show Reign is fun to watch but is in no way historically accurate. If you do any research you will be frustrated with not only the history but the three fashion is so far off that it can take the fun out of watching. just pretend it is a complete fiction and you can put the fun back in watching
the TV show Reign is fun to watch but is in no way historically accurate. If you do any research you will be frustrated with not only the history but the three fashion is so far off that it can take the fun out of watching. just pretend it is a complete fiction and you can put the fun back in watching
You look amazing
:-) I loved this video
Queen Elizabeth was kinda a fashion icon tho
you have a beautiful eyes
Hmm. I was really enjoying these videos, but the comment section is nothing but sheer ignorance and I would even say racism. It's a shame that everyone can't just enjoy the hair tutorial, like civilized human beings.
get over yourself.Nobody cares about your feelings
@@tudorchick1 literally proved her point sksksk
1582
Could do without the bow
DarkR0ze Actually, four or five bows would have been more historically accurate, haha! They went all out :)
I'm related to Henry the 6th almost directly witch means queen Elizabeth is my second cousin
enry the 6th was not in related to elizabeth the 1st. HenryVIII was her father ,not HenryVI
I'm Batman.
How did maga twitter invade this comment section? this is literally a video about hair wtf
Renaissance, tu est coiffée, bien, maintenant il faut mettre la robe et le corset, tu sera encre pus belle;;;
Attention au coiffeur et le tatoueur les ennemis de ta beauté.
on the top of the head, it's do small, not large enough and so close to the forhead ; first point. Second point, ladies didn't let some slices of hair free, excepted the courtisanes.
the renaissance did not begin until Elizabeth I. The War of the Roses is still consider medieval.
yall are thinking about england... the renassiance started really early in italy which i think is what this video is about
Italy was the center of renaissance,not England
Actually... It's all under the umbrella of medieval. The renaissance is a specific time at the end of the era.
European culture is the best, rich and beautiful. I'm proud to be white.
Are you joking about Egyptians? Ancient Egyptians have been blood-tested and they had CAUCASOID DNA. They race-mixed, that was the downfall of their once-great and white civilization.
That said you also seem to be TOTALLY IGNORANT of the fact that CAUCASOID =/= WHITE all of the time.
There are Caucasoids with all ranges of skin colors (Arabs and Indians for example).
King Tut was of the Western European haplogroup.
Go ahead and type "King Tut DNA" into TH-cam search. Have a blast educating yourself.
Africa also used to be beautiful quite rich and lavish according to its vast history(before we put them into racial and mental trauma thanks to apartheid and all of that slavery so now they are corrupt as all heck without realizing that they still have a lot of riches beneath their very feet and no not all of it is poor at all because it is an entire continent with different countries and standards), and so was Greece and the Romans were advanced for their time leading them to wealth, and especially Arabian countries like turkey and India have some of the most beautiful artistic values and gorgeous music.Please consider that Europe was not the nicest of the continents. Europe killed off most the aborigines race and then put them into poor tent ghettos and still abuse them to this very day(Australia), encouraged sexual and labor slavery(even their own people), attempted to kill off most of the Native Americans race to the point that they are still on tiny reservations today and are barely seen outside of their reservations, almost put the whole Jewish race into extinction, literally put a whole civilisation (Romans) into extinction, almost made America a tax filled British colony(we would all be British), and totally screwed up the racial equality (its called equality not conquest (this goes for modern feminist as well) to the point that there are still racist beings like you today. Not all of Europe is white because Spain (which is Spanish obviously ) exists, and much, much, more inconsistencies with your comments.I'm not saying Europe is bad altogether (I'm mostly german, I'm also English, Irish, and have some Swedish relatives and ancestors) but like all countries, have done really terrible things to other races other than themselves and ranked themselves high than others (like you are you are doing right now) try to keep your self-righteous massive racial ego, pie hole to yourself ok.
10 black people disliked because the 15th century European woman's fashion used braids and that's "cultural appropriation" lol!
Oprah Jones Actually, braiding has been traced back to Africa. Far before the 15th century. Basic research.
Wow you race baiters ruin everything