Loved the Mae West dresses, she had great taste, what a woman as well a real rebel and a trailblazer. I heard an anecdote that she used to go window shopping for dresses in LA in the early hours of the morning so she wouldn't get swamped by fans and the police once pulled her over because they didn't know who she was and thought she was a burglar scoping the stores out. Wonderful video as usual Doris, thank you.
True story ... Mae West did like to go window shopping late, late, late at night, and she would later call the store the next morning and order what she liked, and had her driver go and pick up the dresses and pay for them.
I have worn many hand embroidered ethnic blouses since the 60s back then mine were mostly Hmong....I wear more recent,ones often with midid,and maxis,skirts....
Hi Doris, My sister visited your store once. She even saw you and she was sooo excited, burning just to talk to you, but alas! Shyness got the better of her. Haha! We all love what you do. Even here in the Philippines. We wish you all the best! You are an inspiration! 😊
@@thewaywewore7371 Some years ago i was an intern at a tailors workshop. She LOVED Erté, and i understood immidiately why! The exuberance and fantasy that are behind almst all of his pieces are astronomically amazing!
I love so much that you guys have this channel. One, because it's so nice to have an adult woman's voice in the fashion section (most bloggers are in their 20's-30's maybe), and two, because anything that focuses on the history of fashion instead of consumerism is great. I personally love all of the pieces that Doris picks, although the costumes are also super fun. I live in LA and I would love to come and visit your store!! I really love your channel and the more that you guys do the more I'm sure people will watch. Truly inspiring and fun. One video I would REALLY love to see you guys do is on restoring/cleaning older pieces. I've recently gotten into vintage clothing/preloved clothing and I'm interested in particular how to care for shoes, and heavily worn pieces.
I just loved the tour of Julians. My sister and I just watched Lana Turner in Imitation of Life. The movie was great but we were in love with the costumes Lana wore so beautifully. Anyone who loves gorgeous clothes should see this movie!
Same! Her extensive knowledge of all things fashion is incredible! I could listen to her talk for hours about pieces because of the history and fabric and other specifications of the pieces.
Me too and I'm not even into fashion or film history that much but obviously I must be a little.....I actually do enjoy textiles from a quilting and fiber arts perspective. Beading alone is hours of intricate labor! Her knowledgeable elegance and speech is inspiring so it's easy to watch.
Doris, you are a woman of uncommon strength. There is no way I would have been able to control myself around original Erte's. (I repeated & paused often thru that section.) I'm local-ish to Beach Blanket Babylon. Those costumes, specifically the hats, are a wonder! They make excellent use of rolling IV carts & custom back braces. Sadly, the show is closing at the end of the year. I do hope the costumes, especially the San Francisco skyline hat, go to a museum where they can be visited.
@@thewaywewore7371 I can totally see them being donated to a SF museum. We love that show and have seen it many times and still gasp (and scream!) when the BIG hats come out! They also add and subtract to them over the years. What fun!
Doris, I feel so lucky you decided to share more of your enthusiasm and knowledge with us. I can't help but put a visit to your store on my bucket-list.
Thank you Doris! Love seeing these. I often wonder why are these items not in a museum as they are so iconic. I thought I remember that Debbie Reynolds tried to start a fashion museum but it did not work out and items were sold off. I always found it puzzling that these items are not in a museum....so others can enjoy! But what do I know...lol.. Hugs xoxoxoxo
I’m 47 and I want to be you when I grow up!💞💞💞 I could listen to you talk about fashion, fabrics and fun facts for hours. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Your videos inspire me!
R Navarro Thank you for that immense compliment. When you are passionate about something and you’ve focused on it for over 40 years, it’s incredible to still be jazzed. It how can you not be. The pieces are all unique and I never know what I will be coming across. I say “every day is Christmas”. Hope you can immerse yourself in something that you are passionate about. Happy holidays. Doris
FYI as an Australian most of the famous clothes Olivia sold went into breast cancer research and the hospital In Australia named after her.... She wasn't born in the city of Melbourne but a hospital in her honor was built for anyone to go to if they have cancer. It not only offers normal medicines but alternative therapies too and I hear it is very good. Olivia became ill when visiting Aus and she had to disguise herself as she was treated at the hospital with her name on it and she wanted to be treated like everyone else with no special star treatment. Good on her.
This is Doris at her best,I clicked" like "after 1 minute,I think the brown and pearl ensemble by ERTE superb and a bargain.Doris thanks for all the knowledge and expertise in this one,when you said you look for" value in design" ,concise and names not to be forgotten .Excellent.Thank you ,thank you.I will watch this again just for what Doris said here.
Grease costume.....my all time favorite because i loved the movie. The Tony Chase stage costumes amd Erte's art deco designs were iconic! Mata Hari stage production comes to mind on some of these gowns. Queen of the Night was the stage production that used the Creaent Moon cap and gown....1987. Thank you for the Auction video. Inside learning tool for us who have never attended one of these.
I think my favourite would have to be the coral Mae West dress. The 30s would be my favourite decade and where I live, we can wear the 30s style every day. My second favourite would be the Marilyn Monroe 'Happy Birthday' dress. It looked sexy even on the mannequin. What a silhouette!
This is incredible! Celebrities ought to be wearing these types of dresses to events. SO much kinder to the planet, absolutely stunning and unique and of superior quality!
im always happy when i see a new episode in my in box,im glad your more design driven than celeb obsessed i due have a fondness for stars from the past say 20s to 70s much more interesting than the blandness of today ,it was fun to go on a field trip with you this time ,and i really love all your choices ,you do have an eye for the cooler more interesting things ,please keep them coming lookin forward to the next show thanks miss D
Imagine...of course these original famous pieces will cost...there is only one item in the whole wide world each! Its the handcraft that is shown and just amazing - haute couture. Maby the leatherjacket/pants were a little overprized 💸💸 No pearls and beads done on them... but the dresses and kaftans/headpieces - WOW💥💥! So nice watching ure expertis around vintage. The Way We Wore - just love the name of ure channel 💃🏼🕺🏻
Ooh Doris, I have not been keeping up with you, but here I am, and you seem still be going strong! I knew two twins, young relatives of Tony Chase. He sent them little beads and broken baubles from time to time. One of the twins had had a rough time at birth and was a simple little girl who loved life but was going to be a simple child all her life, and she loved those lil pieces of glass. Lovely memories. Thank you so much for curating the Wragge! I always wanted a better look at that, I can reproduce those knots now! Hooray!
Excellent work you’re showing here. The calibre of creativity and genius from designers and couturiers from the past go unrivalled. Tremendous works of art in and of themselves. I am afraid today’s fashion houses and the designers at their helm rely on a watered down regurgitation of tired designs. Often times not even of their own hands. Thank you so much Doris!
Thank you Doris for blessing us with your content!!! Loved loved loved it! Thank you for showing us an inside look! Everytime I see an episode, I admire you more and more because you are just so brilliant. Keep it up💖
Wonderful video...I've won a few vintage posters and a fabulous cerise gown from the private collection of Cyd Charisse from the '60's and two dresses and a fabulous emerald green silk suit from the 60's from the estate of Joan Fontaine from Julien's...their staff is wonderful and so professional. Like Doris, I long to get something iconic but the prices are well beyond my checkbook. However, I keep hoping and you never know. I thought the Erte costumes were just unbelievably beautiful.
When you were still talking about the auction and standing in front of your own celebrity worn clothing I took one look at that pink dress and thought "Wow, that looks just like that dress from Apollo 13 I always watch for, I hope she explains a little about it", and then I got more than my wish! Awesome, iconic piece, thank you for sharing!
This is so weird as I was just making a desktop theme with Erte, Fortuny, Worth and others for my computer. Love the lines of Erte. Thank you for posting this!
Doris thank you so much for taking time out of your busy day to educate all of us. In a mad mad world this dose of calming beauty is such a God send seriously!!!!! Love from Marie in Ireland 🇮🇪Thanks again!!!!!!! X
I just found your channel and I’ve been bing every watching while under quarantine. This is so interesting! I had no clue i was interested in this but you have such a soothing voice and are so informative and engaging. I hope you make more videos of you going to the auction! It’s so interesting to see the pieces and the world of that. Thank you for keeping my spirits up through this crazy pandemic!
Loved this video, I loved your pink coat with the beautiful embroidery on the collar and cuffs, but I was absolutely gobsmacked by how much the costumes sold for! Btw, I have my radio on Concert FM, a classical and jazz music station, just as I began watching this video, it started playing George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue"! And I thought "how very appropriate"! 🤣
Those dresses, furs and capes. Omg. I'm not even what some would call a clothes horse, but that one cape with the spiderweb design (& gold stars.) Holy smokes! From the Edwardian to the late 1940s, we've never had a better time for women's fashions.
Wow! Altogether, jacket, slacks and boots ol' Sandy raked in half-a-mil. So much for 'Look at me I'm Sandra Dee!' God love Olivia Newton John😎, queen of all that's cool and terribly sweet! As Mae West said: "Oooo, it's better to be looked over than to be overlooked" 😁
Your uploads are for me living in Melbourne, Australia, akin to rare, glittering jewels. We seldom have access to treasures such as featured in your uploads albeit through touring museum exhibitions and the like. Thank you for sharing, it's much appreciated.
Erte is a favorite of mine. I was really hoping for a Doris Raymond success. Sadly, I was not surprised by the results. I once tried to online bid at a celebrity auction (Elizabeth Taylor collection @ Christie's). The items I was interested in (2pairs of art deco earrings and a classic black dress) sold for many times their actual value, waaay out of my range. Prices of items owned/worn by celebrities combined with well-known designers are subject to economics that is almost 50% based on emotion and personal status along with the usual traits of beauty and quality. Even so auctions do interest me, would love to see more in the fashion and accessories area not necessarily celebrity-oriented.
Emme Klama WOW Emme. If you focused on 1 thing you are passionate about and did it for over 40 years, you would want to share it with other people too. I am grateful for your kind words and interest! Doris
W.frances Mecke Thanks! It’s not very old, made in India and a gift from my BFF. She was my first best customer and the other person in the Erté photo.
Fantastic sharing. Love auctions like this. But the Erte stock was a surprise. Very reasonable prices on those. Amazing. Such a wonderful period. Appreciate your efforts in putting this all to gather for us to share
Amazing prices but then there are lots of rich people who can easily afford them. I hope they loan their pieces freely to museums. Thank you for another interesting presentation. Looking forward to more. Thank you.
I just ran into your video and my friend Jimmy Bangley, who wrote for classic images magazine would have loved to experience this show and auction. Unfortunately, he passed away a few years back. Your knowledge of fashion /clothing is amazing and your channel is fun.
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Can we all just take a moment to appreciate Doris' gorgeous coat (and her matching manicure), and the heart blouse the curator is wearing??
I can’t take my eyes off her coat.
Yeah, she's purrty.💖✨
I think it's called, "timeless class"🦊🚬
The heart blouse is, I believe, from the brand Realisation Par :) In case anyone was wondering!
Loved the Mae West dresses, she had great taste, what a woman as well a real rebel and a trailblazer. I heard an anecdote that she used to go window shopping for dresses in LA in the early hours of the morning so she wouldn't get swamped by fans and the police once pulled her over because they didn't know who she was and thought she was a burglar scoping the stores out.
Wonderful video as usual Doris, thank you.
True story ... Mae West did like to go window shopping late, late, late at night, and she would later call the store the next morning and order what she liked, and had her driver go and pick up the dresses and pay for them.
Every show is better than the last. Doris is a national treasure!
Lillian Riquelme Thank you Lillian!
Doris
What is her claim to fame? I have. No idea who she is. Is she trying to buy low and sell high?
@Mara L NOT BEING RUDE
@Mara L LOL.
@Mara L Glad you recognize your delusions of grandeur and are seeking help. Wishing you a speedy recovery getting over yourself
The Erte star dress is FABULOUS!!! The cape with de spiderweb design is marvelous. Thanks for showing them. 🙏👍🌹
The gentleman who bought the olivia newton john leather jacket actually gifted it back to her.
Oh wow! Really? That's fabulous. She gets the proceeds to her cancer centre AND she gets the jacket back. What a generous thing to do.
Yeah I was just telling my husband that ONJ had both her black pants and leather jacket from Grease.
That’s pretty beautiful.
oh that was very kind of him. How very generous. Bless his heart .
I have worn many hand embroidered ethnic blouses since the 60s back then mine were mostly Hmong....I wear more recent,ones often with midid,and maxis,skirts....
Those Erte pieces were incredible!
You could hear how heavy it was just by her laying it back down in the box!!!
Jackie Mittleman never seen such incredible pieces ever. Extraordinary items which are works of art.
Erte was Amazing ! I sold many of his original gauche designs, sculpture , lithographs in my gallery days.
@@candycorn9976 LOL I believe I saw the table bend in half as she laid it back down in the box.
@@Fandango541 a six month workout would be required prior to wearing this awesome piece!!
Hi Doris,
My sister visited your store once. She even saw you and she was sooo excited, burning just to talk to you, but alas! Shyness got the better of her. Haha!
We all love what you do. Even here in the Philippines. We wish you all the best! You are an inspiration!
😊
That orange Mae West gown was gorgeous and a bargain!!
Had i been a millionair i would have bought every single Erté piece! They were STUNNING!
Mathias .W I agree Mathias. Wish I could justify buying them. Sometimes being fiscally responsible is a drag. ☹️
@@thewaywewore7371 Some years ago i was an intern at a tailors workshop. She LOVED Erté, and i understood immidiately why! The exuberance and fantasy that are behind almst all of his pieces are astronomically amazing!
Absolutely stunning!
@@thewaywewore7371 Oy! Totally!
I was captivated and flabbergasted all in one. Never had I ever seen such beautiful pieces.
The Erte Star Ensemble is breathtaking... reminds me of Hedy Lemarr in Ziegfeld Girl ✨🌟💫✨
Dani Halling exactly what I thought of when I saw it
Me too! It sure looks like it!
Oh that spiderwebbed gown is amazing!
I love so much that you guys have this channel. One, because it's so nice to have an adult woman's voice in the fashion section (most bloggers are in their 20's-30's maybe), and two, because anything that focuses on the history of fashion instead of consumerism is great. I personally love all of the pieces that Doris picks, although the costumes are also super fun. I live in LA and I would love to come and visit your store!! I really love your channel and the more that you guys do the more I'm sure people will watch. Truly inspiring and fun.
One video I would REALLY love to see you guys do is on restoring/cleaning older pieces. I've recently gotten into vintage clothing/preloved clothing and I'm interested in particular how to care for shoes, and heavily worn pieces.
I just love those Erte costumes. Wow what talent and what beautiful shape they are in.
You could do a whole show on just Erte. Amazing to see.
aikanae1 If I had the pieces to go with the episode..... ☹️
That pink dress on the mannequin is fabulous. I just love it!
I just loved the tour of Julians. My sister and I just watched Lana Turner in Imitation of Life. The movie was great but we were in love with the costumes Lana wore so beautifully.
Anyone who loves gorgeous clothes should see this movie!
THANK YOU FOR THE INSIDE LOOK AT AN AUCTION!
Celadon Jade You are most welcome.
Doris
I can listen to Doris talking fashion all day long
Its like ASMR
Me too.
Same! Her extensive knowledge of all things fashion is incredible! I could listen to her talk for hours about pieces because of the history and fabric and other specifications of the pieces.
Me too and I'm not even into fashion or film history that much but obviously I must be a little.....I actually do enjoy textiles from a quilting and fiber arts perspective. Beading alone is hours of intricate labor! Her knowledgeable elegance and speech is inspiring so it's easy to watch.
Hahha true, i don't even noticed that her video is long.
I would love to see the rest of the Almost Famous pieces!
Those Erte pieces! Oh my! I had to slow the video to a crawl so I could take them all in. AMAZING!
Doris, you are a woman of uncommon strength. There is no way I would have been able to control myself around original Erte's. (I repeated & paused often thru that section.)
I'm local-ish to Beach Blanket Babylon. Those costumes, specifically the hats, are a wonder! They make excellent use of rolling IV carts & custom back braces. Sadly, the show is closing at the end of the year. I do hope the costumes, especially the San Francisco skyline hat, go to a museum where they can be visited.
Flo Rida I completely agree. I would hope Jo Schuman Silver (Steve’s widow) would donate them to the de Young.
@@thewaywewore7371 I can totally see them being donated to a SF museum. We love that show and have seen it many times and still gasp (and scream!) when the BIG hats come out! They also add and subtract to them over the years. What fun!
Holy Moly - what amazing prices for wearable art!
Doris, I feel so lucky you decided to share more of your enthusiasm and knowledge with us. I can't help but put a visit to your store on my bucket-list.
Doris, that jacket you are wearing is Awesome!
Madeline Schultz ...I have an Erte poster from 1980, an opera coat.
Love it!
You Met Erte!!!!!!! Wow and wow again.... xoxo
Justin White I’m a lucky girl. There are a few good reasons for being older....
Thank you Doris! Love seeing these. I often wonder why are these items not in a museum as they are so iconic. I thought I remember that Debbie Reynolds tried to start a fashion museum but it did not work out and items were sold off. I always found it puzzling that these items are not in a museum....so others can enjoy! But what do I know...lol.. Hugs xoxoxoxo
I’m 47 and I want to be you when I grow up!💞💞💞 I could listen to you talk about fashion, fabrics and fun facts for hours. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Your videos inspire me!
R Navarro Thank you for that immense compliment. When you are passionate about something and you’ve focused on it for over 40 years, it’s incredible to still be jazzed. It how can you not be. The pieces are all unique and I never know what I will be coming across. I say “every day is Christmas”.
Hope you can immerse yourself in something that you are passionate about. Happy holidays.
Doris
So sorry that you didn't get anything Doris. Thank you for documenting your adventures! Thank you for another great video 🎥🎬
FYI as an Australian most of the famous clothes Olivia sold went into breast cancer research and the hospital In Australia named after her.... She wasn't born in the city of Melbourne but a hospital in her honor was built for anyone to go to if they have cancer. It not only offers normal medicines but alternative therapies too and I hear it is very good. Olivia became ill when visiting Aus and she had to disguise herself as she was treated at the hospital with her name on it and she wanted to be treated like everyone else with no special star treatment. Good on her.
Groovin' on the coat she's wearing. Covet!
This is Doris at her best,I clicked" like "after 1 minute,I think the brown and pearl ensemble by ERTE superb and a bargain.Doris thanks for all the knowledge and expertise in this one,when you said you look for" value in design" ,concise and names not to be forgotten .Excellent.Thank you ,thank you.I will watch this again just for what Doris said here.
Grease costume.....my all time favorite because i loved the movie. The Tony Chase stage costumes amd Erte's art deco designs were iconic! Mata Hari stage production comes to mind on some of these gowns. Queen of the Night was the stage production that used the Creaent Moon cap and gown....1987. Thank you for the Auction video. Inside learning tool for us who have never attended one of these.
I think my favourite would have to be the coral Mae West dress. The 30s would be my favourite decade and where I live, we can wear the 30s style every day. My second favourite would be the Marilyn Monroe 'Happy Birthday' dress. It looked sexy even on the mannequin. What a silhouette!
Nice to see Olivia's things going for so much, I'm Australian and she's a bit of a national treasure over here.
Ah god, I miss LA Frock Stars so much. Thanks for bringing Doris and her vast knowledge to youtube!
This is incredible! Celebrities ought to be wearing these types of dresses to events. SO much kinder to the planet, absolutely stunning and unique and of superior quality!
im always happy when i see a new episode in my in box,im glad your more design driven than celeb obsessed i due have a fondness for stars from the past say 20s to 70s much more interesting than the blandness of today ,it was fun to go on a field trip with you this time ,and i really love all your choices ,you do have an eye for the cooler more interesting things ,please keep them coming lookin forward to the next show thanks miss D
Yet again, great to see your depth of knowledge and also for sharing it.
Imagine...of course these original famous pieces will cost...there is only one item in the whole wide world each!
Its the handcraft that is shown and just amazing - haute couture.
Maby the leatherjacket/pants were a little overprized 💸💸 No pearls and beads done on them...
but the dresses and kaftans/headpieces - WOW💥💥!
So nice watching ure expertis around vintage.
The Way We Wore -
just love the name of ure channel 💃🏼🕺🏻
Another fabulous video thankyou for sharing it all with us Doris!!!x
What a treat to be able to see in the auction house. Thank you for taking us with you!
Enjoy all your videos and your vast knowledge of vintage clothing. So fascinating. Thank you for sharing.
Ooh Doris, I have not been keeping up with you, but here I am, and you seem still be going strong! I knew two twins, young relatives of Tony Chase. He sent them little beads and broken baubles from time to time. One of the twins had had a rough time at birth and was a simple little girl who loved life but was going to be a simple child all her life, and she loved those lil pieces of glass. Lovely memories.
Thank you so much for curating the Wragge! I always wanted a better look at that, I can reproduce those knots now! Hooray!
I saw Beach Blanket Babylon. They had to shoulder-mount some of those headpieces!!!
Excellent work you’re showing here. The calibre of creativity and genius from designers and couturiers from the past go unrivalled. Tremendous works of art in and of themselves. I am afraid today’s fashion houses and the designers at their helm rely on a watered down regurgitation of tired designs. Often times not even of their own hands. Thank you so much Doris!
Thank you Doris for blessing us with your content!!! Loved loved loved it! Thank you for showing us an inside look! Everytime I see an episode, I admire you more and more because you are just so brilliant. Keep it up💖
Wonderful video...I've won a few vintage posters and a fabulous cerise gown from the private collection of Cyd Charisse from the '60's and two dresses and a fabulous emerald green silk suit from the 60's from the estate of Joan Fontaine from Julien's...their staff is wonderful and so professional. Like Doris, I long to get something iconic but the prices are well beyond my checkbook. However, I keep hoping and you never know. I thought the Erte costumes were just unbelievably beautiful.
Thankyou for taking me along with you to the auction. So incredible to see an inside look! Those Erte pieces were magnificent.
Beautiful pieces of historical Hollywood art. ☺️
Yes indeed!
$4.8 million for the Marilyn Monroe Birthday dress she wore for JFKs birthday...thumbs up for that purchaser👍👍👍👍
I have adored Erte for years!! So glad you have us come along.Thank you Doris!!
When you were still talking about the auction and standing in front of your own celebrity worn clothing I took one look at that pink dress and thought "Wow, that looks just like that dress from Apollo 13 I always watch for, I hope she explains a little about it", and then I got more than my wish! Awesome, iconic piece, thank you for sharing!
Excellent documentary! Wonderful to see your exploration at the auction house. You are a treasure. Thanks for posting this.
Love your videos ! Thanks for showing the auction :)
This is so weird as I was just making a desktop theme with Erte, Fortuny, Worth and others for my computer. Love the lines of Erte. Thank you for posting this!
The head dress pieces fabulous. This entire segment was so good. Thanks
I am always impressed by Doris knowledge of fashion and designers
Paulina Waas It’s practical hands on with a lot of diving into books.
It is a passion for art I am sure! 👏👏👏👏👏
Erte was a genius! I've been a fan of his work for decades.
Doris thank you so much for taking time out of your busy day to educate all of us. In a mad mad world this dose of calming beauty is such a God send seriously!!!!! Love from Marie in Ireland 🇮🇪Thanks again!!!!!!! X
This video is absolutely incredible, I clicked on it so fast! These pieces are Stunnnning
One of my favorite videos from you guys!!! It's a shame she couldn't grab some Erté
I absolutely loved this segment. Thank you Doris!
Thank you and the auction house for letting you share such wonderful fashion history with us. I truly enjoyed my time with you.
Love that I get to see you here. Thanks for educating all of us and sending love your way. 😘🤗
I just found your channel and I’ve been bing every watching while under quarantine. This is so interesting! I had no clue i was interested in this but you have such a soothing voice and are so informative and engaging.
I hope you make more videos of you going to the auction! It’s so interesting to see the pieces and the world of that.
Thank you for keeping my spirits up through this crazy pandemic!
Loved this video, I loved your pink coat with the beautiful embroidery on the collar and cuffs, but I was absolutely gobsmacked by how much the costumes sold for! Btw, I have my radio on Concert FM, a classical and jazz music station, just as I began watching this video, it started playing George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue"! And I thought "how very appropriate"! 🤣
Those dresses, furs and capes. Omg. I'm not even what some would call a clothes horse, but that one cape with the spiderweb design (& gold stars.) Holy smokes! From the Edwardian to the late 1940s, we've never had a better time for women's fashions.
All the information is absolutely great!!!Your knowledge is wonderfull,please do keep the videos coming!!
I WANT TO SEE THAT FAIRUZA BALK OUTFIT. "DOES ANYONE REMEMBER LAUGHTER??"
please do more auctions! love it so much
I could listen to Doris talk about clothes all day. I'd love to pick her brain of all the knowledge she has!
Wow! Altogether, jacket, slacks and boots ol' Sandy raked in half-a-mil. So much for 'Look at me I'm Sandra Dee!' God love Olivia Newton John😎, queen of all that's cool and terribly sweet! As Mae West said: "Oooo, it's better to be looked over than to be overlooked" 😁
I could listen to you talk all day about fashion!
Love this woman - she's one of the most knowledgable in the biz.
I just love these shows, totally addicted to them and I don't even have any vintage (except my own clothing)!
Your uploads are for me living in Melbourne, Australia, akin to rare, glittering jewels. We seldom have access to treasures such as featured in your uploads albeit through touring museum exhibitions and the like. Thank you for sharing, it's much appreciated.
Erte is a favorite of mine. I was really hoping for a Doris Raymond success. Sadly, I was not surprised by the results. I once tried to online bid at a celebrity auction (Elizabeth Taylor collection @ Christie's). The items I was interested in (2pairs of art deco earrings and a classic black dress) sold for many times their actual value, waaay out of my range. Prices of items owned/worn by celebrities combined with well-known designers are subject to economics that is almost 50% based on emotion and personal status along with the usual traits of beauty and quality. Even so auctions do interest me, would love to see more in the fashion and accessories area not necessarily celebrity-oriented.
What she wears is so fashionable and it makes a statement that she knows her stuff.
What an amazing show! In Japan, Doris would be designated a national living treasure. Us fans know she is that already here!
Emme Klama WOW Emme. If you focused on 1 thing you are passionate about and did it for over 40 years, you would want to share it with other people too. I am grateful for your kind words and interest!
Doris
I love how you cater to your viewership! So informational!
Thank you for this video, very instructive and detailed
The coat your wearing is wonderful!
W.frances Mecke Thanks! It’s not very old, made in India and a gift from my BFF. She was my first best customer and the other person in the Erté photo.
Love these videos. So great seeing Doris again! Love from Ireland ☘️
I think your jacket is the most stunning garment in this whole video. Love it!
Fantastic sharing. Love auctions like this. But the Erte stock was a surprise. Very reasonable prices on those. Amazing. Such a wonderful period. Appreciate your efforts in putting this all to gather for us to share
Wow!
Amazing Creations! 🥰
Totally cool thanks for being so invested and transparent 👌🔥❤
Amazing prices but then there are lots of rich people who can easily afford them. I hope they loan their pieces freely to museums. Thank you for another interesting presentation. Looking forward to more. Thank you.
Thank you👍❣This was so nice and peaceful to watch.
Excellent. Please do more like this.
I love your ideas and miss your series. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
My mother just loves Erte. I cannot wait to show her this video. Thank you for the insightful look into this auction.
I just love Erté, fabulous video as usual
Just revisited this today. Thank you for the much needed smile Doris!
Doris, thank you for getting me so close to Erte's desings. I would never have had the chance if not for you. How amazing. THANK YOU.
I love the short sleeved flower print front
peasant blouse behind you nice ! Very 70’s
Came across your video by accident, watched it, and subbed.
I have only seen drawings of Erte designs..fabulous!
Those Erte pieces I’m swooning
I just ran into your video and my friend Jimmy Bangley, who wrote for classic images magazine would have loved to experience this show and auction. Unfortunately, he passed away a few years back. Your knowledge of fashion /clothing is amazing and your channel is fun.
Thanks for your interest and I am son sorry fir the loss of your friend.
Doris