I Dressed as Different Decades For a Week!
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H'YELLOOOO fellow kids, look at me, being hip n' trendy! This is an idea that I've had written down in COUNTLESS 'idea journals' for years, and never felt like I was in the right place to do it. So I decided to finally just go for it!!! I spent a week dressing up from the 1910's to 1970's, and dang it was exhausting but also so worth it. I came out of it with a couple new styles that I'm totally gonna continue using AND some new favorite items of clothing.
ANYWHO, this was a beast to make and edit so I really hope you enjoy!
I LOVE YOU ALL!
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
002:03 thredUP segment
03:17 1910's
07:58 1920's
14:51 1930's
20:03 1940's
24:41 1950's
27:20 1960's
30:30 1970's
32:14 Wrap-Up
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Back when I was 15 or 16 (around the late 2000’s) I remember one night I was sitting in a local coffee shop waiting for a friend to get off from work when two older ladies came through the door. They must have been in their 60’s or 70’s but they were dressed head to toe in British 1910’s fashion. My jaw hit the floor as they both strode so casually and confidently in what I thought was the most stylish outfits I had ever seen. It was as though they had just popped out of Mary Poppins with the boots, the coats, the button down vests, everything. I still think of those two ladies to this day as the prettiest women I have ever seen in my life and I wish that when I am old I can wear my choice fashion just as beautifully and confidently as they did. No matter what you’re wearing or decade it’s from, so long as you feel good in it you’re beautiful!
Confidence is the best fashion accessory.
This is the most wholesome story, thank you for sharing!! 🥺😍
@@dianeo It really is, but IDGAF is a very close second, most people can't tell the difference anyways :)
Oh how I love this story!! Thank you so much for sharing!!! 🥺😭😍
My dream retirement! what an inspiring moment
Hey, with your 70’s clothes that you made, you could use them in a future “Disney princesses but make it vintage” video. Very entertaining video as always, you have an amazing and engaging personality and you are so beautiful ❤️
Me reading this:
:○ omg yeeeeeees
Yeah we didn't get to see it for very long but it looked kinda 40s-50s to me, very summery. If the pants were shorts it would def look like a 50s playsuit beach outfit thing.
omg i would love a disney princess/character themed video with clothing based on the year the films came out.
Agreed. On all points.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Tiana or Jasmine bound
Rachel: literally won the NYC face awards
Also Rachel: “I don’t have enough patience for makeup”
Rachel: "The 1910s just hit different."
Me, sitting here in round wire frame glasses, Edwardian walking skirt, hand sewing a petticoat: "Indeed, that it does Hit Different."
Real talk though I love not wearing pants ever again oh my GOD.
I hate pants.
Rachel: "The 1910s just hit different."
Me, with my 16 and a half year old dog dying next to me & ignored on every comment I leave on Rachel's videos: "Where's your time machine"
You're such a mood ✌🏾❤❤❤
okay yes but consider
S E C R E T P A N T S
As a masculine man I can't imagine not wearing pants 💀 unless I'm dressing 1500s or something pants are a must for me!
Okay but the 1930s fit ended up going so hard
A very fun style to emulate!
Right?!
Love seeing legends supporting other legends
Yee it lovely to see you here. I love your videos!
Right? It was my favourite
I never expected to find myself watching a beautiful Edwardian librarian getting into her Jeep Wrangler but you know what here I am
1:32 "I'm just, I don't really have a style." I've found the more I try to replicate a specific aesthetic the less I enjoy what I wear. The more I dress in what I like, the more my actual look emerges. Your style exists. Just because someone else hasn't slapped a label on it is irrelevant. You do you.
You have just reduced a lifetime of agonizing over what to wear to dust. Thank you stranger.
@@thefictionxwelive I'm so glad to help!
Exactly! And the thing is no matter how random your outfit choices are, there will always be something to them that makes them you. My outfits can go from always gothic to 50s inspired to rainbow everything, and my friends will still tell me I have a personal style :)
@@IkBenHetLekkerNiet Yes!
TLDR: I agree!
Oh my god I was literally getting dressed ten minutes ago and I would put something on and I’d be like “I like it… but it’s not cottegecore” and I’d take it off. It took me 1 hour of getting dressed to realize a. I just don’t have that kind of wardrobe yet and b. Labeling my wardrobe as a certain aesthetic REALLY limits myself as opposed to simply saying “I just really like this sweater and those pants :)”. It’s great to look at these aesthetics AT FIRST when first redesigning your style but you need to get to a point where you now know what you like and just start wearing chorus’s without strict labels. Like Rachel started out with straight up vintage but as she got older and experimented more with clothes, she is just wearing what she likes which happens to take inspo from vintage styles (trousers, long a-line skirts, puff sleeve tops, etc.). Rachel Maksy is my #1 style icon but I am now sprinkling in little aspects of me into my wardrobe mainly with color like wearing multi color sweaters or very bright colored dresses. Sorry this is long I just have a lot to say :)
I was at a grocery store in full lacy Edwardian attire (hat included) and this little girl behind me said, "Mom, why is that girl so pretty?" and I turned around and said hello. We talked, introduced ourselves, and even saw each other later in the store. She said "hi Sarah!" and I said "Hi, B!" (not saying her first name just in case. You never know). It was the cutest thing ever 😍
I've had similar things happen to me when I wear my historically inspired clothing and hat, or when I decorate my hair with ribbons, braids, dreads and beads. There has been the odd weird look, but the vast, vast majority (at least 90%) of reactions have all been smiles and compliments! Dressing the way I love honestly gives me the kind of confidence almost nothing else does. It's bringing my inner creativity to the outside, like its own type of art.
Awww, that’s adorable. 🥹
“What the back of my head looks like is none of my business”-Rachel Maksy
I need this on a T-shirt ASAP!!!😂
Omg yessss 😂
As a beauty I am not a star
There are others more handsome by far
But my face, I don't mind it
For I am behind it
It's the people out front that I jar.
She must watch Unhhhh, Katya said the same thing on an episode.
@@juvisage8427 it’s all over tiktok right now too
@@chupacabrachic3616 oh I didn't know that, that's cool
"I don't have a lot of patience for make-up" - Rachel Maksy, Nyx Face Awards winner. 😬 Definitely loved 1910s the best, that waistcoat is the businessssss 😙 👌 Also jealous you have an actual tea shop in your actual cute-af town.
😂😂 I thought the same when she said that! Rachel who has sat for literal hours transforming herself into other people lol
SAME
Is the bees knees?
"As I get older I don't have a style." Don't sell yourself short Rachel! Occasionally on pinterest I see an image of an outfit and can immediately tell it's you even though the face is cropped out (what's that about, Pinterest?) because your style is so iconicly you!
Also, influencing a good chunk of makers to get into creating hobbity clothing over the past few years.
The jump in fashion between 1910 and 1920 is always a fun one.
I'm a simple woman. I see Rachel's video, I click, I like. Happy friday.
We truly are simple people, you, me, everyone who watched this video-
Yes yes, same
Amen!
its great saturday morning, for me!
Aye, Cap'in.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Rachel: says she doesn't have a style
Us: showing up week after week to see Rachel's unique and amazing style. ❤
When she said that, I shouted "you have OODLES of style???"
She has STYLE but not just one specific style she always wears
The 1910’s was beautiful! I would love to see a “ The Mummy” cosplay outfit with that. I feel like Evie would wear something similar to that. The 1920’s with the vest was my favorite outfit of the selections for that era.
YES! Great idea :D
OMG - that '60's look was real '60's! I was a little girl, but that so reminds me of family pictures from that time! Well done! And I love that you and Nick went to that tea shop together. Lovely!
"you remind me of my grandfather" and Rachel's heart goes boom
Unintentionally giving the only compliment she ever wants to hear. Whiskey Grandpa 4-ever!
"What the back of my hair looks like is none of *my* business." Gold.
But also: Is that really what my hair looks like from the back?!
-Hermione Granger
@@lajoyous1568 OMG thanks for that. Absolutely one of my fave quotes from the films.
“May your outfits be groovy, and the questions be few” words to live by 😂
"What the back of my head looks like is none of my business."
Iconic.
Also, me while bleaching my hair from red to blonde 😅
The 1910s outfit was great, but the 1960s was the one where I audibly went "OHHH!" when you jumped into it. Spot on!
The 1910s outfit is- and I say this with love- deeply, deeply 1890s. You're ~20 years off, babe, I know you're trying so hard!
I also audibly exclaimed when I saw the 60s outfit! so cool!!
@@lady_sir_knight3713 Yeah the sleeves and the vest definitely pushed it earlier, wrong silhouette for 1910s but still very cute.
As a British “person”, can I just say your cream tea technique is spot on. The colour of the tea, applying jam *after* cream, everything, just perfect
As a fellow Brit. Jam first ahhhh!!!
I am cautiously curious about the reason behind your use of quotation marks on the word "person".
@@uMaud seconding this
@@uMaud To soothe your confusion, I am a “human”, I eat “food” and I have “human skin” :)
@@ChiB2004 would you, perchance, be from Devon?
I love how each of your chosen eras brings a character to mind! Pioneering school teacher shaping young minds in the American midwest, archaeologist causing uproar in the stuffy old Egyptology society between digs, plucky chorus line dancer waiting for her big break, sassy bobbysoxer, leading lady in an MGM musical, 60s pop sensation, 70s actress style icon.. fabulous!
Is your husband Nick DiRamio?
I've been making some 30's and 40's patterns and the instructions really do be like that 😅 it's like well yes, you're a women and you've been trained to sew your entire life so you got this!
That's just the thing, though, isn't it? Women were taught how to sew, and knew what order tossed the parts and how to put them together. When we lost that, I don't know.
@@kathyl6677 When the average person stopped deeming sewing as a necessity. Imo, everybody should at least know how to mend a hole or sew a patch into their clothes/bags. I don’t see an overabundant need for the average person to know too much about sewing.
@@kathyl6677 I feel like everyone should be taught how to sew not just women, I'm a man and we were taught how to sew basic garments at my school 🤷🏾
@@Nick-dx2pt good for you! I tried to teach my son a few basics like sewing a button. Don't know if any of that stuck. Everyone should know basics.
It’s the same with vintage knitting and crochet patterns. They all come with a very strong assumption that you know what they’re talking about! 😅
The 70s made me realize how badly I want to see you do 80s-2020s because I've never seen you in non-vintagey clothes??? It was so interesting??? Also I LOVE you in yellow eyeshadow, its a vibe 💛 ✨
1980s is my favourite decade - I would love to see how Rachel would style it 🙂
saaaame I was a teensy bit sad there was no 80s, she could do a rad Cyndi Lauper vibe.
She did a "dressing like my high school self" once and it was glorious. All the 00s avril/paramore/panic vibes.
that wld be so cool to see her do 80s and 90s
@@liv97497 Haha, I loved that video!!
The Edwardian outfit just screamed schoolteacher Anne Shirley. It was amazing!
I thought the same thing! haha I went straight to the comments to see if anyone else had the same thought
Yes! Exactly that!
SAME!!
She definitely has to post pictures of this outfit when she has red hair again !
Rachel I would just like you to know how much you’ve done for me. I suffer with chronic stomach pain and am basically always in pain. But when it’s a really bad day or if I can’t sleep because of pain or ✨frowing up✨ watching your videos makes me feel so much better. Just being able to relax and listen to your soothing voice or your dumb movie quotes, it makes feel at peace. So thank you for being such a presence in my life❤️
I very much hope that your abdominal problems are something that will heal over time or that medication can help you with, Ethan 👍
Being someone who also has a chronic illness, I'm in total agreement. I hope your good days happen in multiples, and your bad days come with your chosen pharmaceutical management so they pass quickly.
That said, I too have been trying to cultivate YT creators that are just relaxing. No (overt) politics. No inter-channel drama. Things that aren't quite "just a vlog" but it's their channel focus AND sprinkled with what actually feels like a real day for them. I've got a couple of these that are just "there" and while I might be more than familiar with some of the things they're doing, I'm learning a bit AND laughing a little too.
They don't say it's the best medicine for nothing.
I wish you all many more good days then bad.
brb, crying
The 60s are such a difficult era to distill, because common fashion had at least three different sub-eras and high fashion was experimental without being too ostentatious. What you came up with worked pretty well, gave off a mid-60s youth culture vibe.
Yes, Rachel was quite "mod," not hippie.
I can appreciate that your 1910s outfit is just your best Bernadette Banner cosplay
And who doesn't want to be Bernadette Banner? (Unless it's Rachel Maksy as Bernadette Banner) 😘
@@kristinrogersdotter5492 Rachel as Bernadette as Zack, a la Bowie as Warhol as Basquiat.
Yeah, I got the similar vibe as well!
Yes, I was about to make this same comment! I would also love to cosplay as Bernadette Banner (minus the hair, mine is super short) some day.
i came here to literally comment this
“You remind me of my grandfather” .., that man really read your vibe ✨perfectly ✨
I freaking loved that so much 😆🥰
Whiskey grandpa strikes again! 😂 (Even when dressed in a 1930s-style blouse...)
I love the 50s! I love the dresses and the curly hairstyles. I usually add my own punk twist with a dark denim jacket, combat boots, and choker. I get tons of compliments and feel most confident.
So, the “ Lad that loves berries and cream” reference was such a wild epiphany, I was literally watching that commercial about a week ago after an out of character binge watching spree of commercials by decade. I can’t believe that reference came up! As always, love your work~
I've been calling my style "historically ambiguous", *lol*. Some modern, some historical, none of it the same. I love it.
I'm on the same boat, it's so much fun!
Waiting for my husband to get out of a surgery that was only supposed to last an hour and is now on hour 6 and I cannot tell you how much I appreciate the pure happiness your videos bring me! Thank you for being you and helping me escape my anxiety for a while! 💚💚💚
Good luck!
Hope everything ends up ok!
Hope he'll be OK.
Prayers for you and your husband. ♥💐♥
Prayers and healing vibes to your hubby!
Okay, I've been binging the Nanny and I'd love to see you recreate a few of her outfits
wait this is a fantastic idea
Im in love with your 60s twiggy look ugh. More inspo for the closet ✨
There is no such thing as overdressed darling, you're just the best looking pony in the room
I LOVE that!!
I need this as a poster on my wall !!
I love this!! 😍
Alternate title: Rachel finds the outfit she'd want to wear for all eternity if she were a ghost...I love that $200 tank top and the Betty Boop 1930s hair was adorable.
All in favor!?
Pretty great content, Rachel! The 1970’s outfit was pretty spot on. I had “granny boots” like those that I wore with fishnet tights, orange, faux suede hot pants, and a skinny tank top. Stylin! 🕺🏽💃🏼
I loved the 1930's look the best. Especially when you added the bomber jacket. /chef's kiss
"I don't have enough patience for make-up", says the woman who turned herself green for the Vintage Creature of the Black Lagoon! And where did you get the vest for the 1910's? Its awesome!
She shared the brand on her instagram :)
The brand is also linked in the description!
Unexpectedly loved the 60s outfit - prior to watching, I was most looking forward to the 70s look, but *adored* the 60s vibes so much. 1910s was also iconic, but in such a different way.
The 60s outfit made me think of an era TV show maybe a young female crime solver or the like.
But I agree the 1910 look was the best look overall. Again maybe an era TV show a crime solving librarian or museum curator. Vintage placed shows have taken over my brain.
You absolutely ROCK the short 20s-30s hair. It looks amazing on you.
Rachel
how do you look so good in every decade? 🥺
you absolutely slayed this. ❤️
"Life is short, dress how you like." That's lovely all by itself.
"I want to wear this, and only this, for..."
"...the actual rest of my life!"
You looked pretty great, and you definitely seemed happier than usual, x....5! So go for it!!
1910's always holds a special place in my heart (everyone always looks SO good in it!) But all of these outfits were awesome! Thanks for taking us on your journey!!
Rachel makes this look like so much fun to do, I honestly feel like I would have had a blast doing things with her literally for a whole week. Call it a multi decade sleep over
the 1920's makeup plus the pre-styled wig gave me "Edward Scissorhands, But Make It Vintage" vibes! 🖤
I actually could swear she was setting up to cosplay Natalie Portman's character in The Professional. It is amazing for some accidental wig mistreatment.
the first shot of the 1920s wig was instant Moira Rose 😂 love how you styled everything!
OMG total Moira vibes! I thought that immediately. Such a great show!
I came here to say that. I LOVE Moira!
I love that this was a GRWM and a vlog of Rachel's life and a lookbook. I will always be here for this content.
18:35 I wear European folk-inspired outfits out in the world pretty much all the time, and I had a Romanian guy approach me once, saying, "You look like an old woman from the village I grew up in!"
10/10 Amazing compliment 💖
18:37 "... you remind me of my grandfather." 😂 I only imagine how proud she must be.
Rachel: "I don't really have a style"
Me, who's been looking at Rachel for style inspiration for 2 years: "...Oh??"
SAME QUEEN
we're all just Rachel-core at this point
I feel like it’s cute that your blindside is 1920s and 30s despite you legit killing it on both. I feel like my fav 2 decades are the 20s and 50s despite dressing like I’m a 9 year old or I just stepped out of the 70s on a regular basis
When I used to be more part of my local fashion community as a jewelry designer the very first runway I did, and some thing I really wanted to try doing more seriously, is called post apocalyptic through the decades. Because my jewelry has a lot of steampunk vibes, the idea was what if we hit the end of the world in each of these fashion time periods, what might the post apocalyptic styles look like as we tried to reclaim our society in that decade. It wasn’t perfect, but I had a lot of fun trying.
The 1920's hair and makeup is serving Lydia from Beetlejuice vibes and it's honestly not bad
The outfit you made for the 70s is a perfect 40s summer outfit. I know I've seen pictures of Rita Hayworth in something similar.
Fashion steals from previous decades CONSTANTLY. I'm still waiting for the next 40s vibe to hit shops again so I might be able to buy something off the hanger that mayyyyybe fits my shape.
Yes, it's a perfect "Beach Pajama" outfit!
Loved this video so much!!!! Also, this year's Spring Baking Championship was so emotional for me. Seeing Dennis come out during one of the episodes hit a nerve with me as a closeted bisexual. I too have been craving sweets, specifically brownies every day since watching the finale. 🖤
1980’s? Now that was a decade of fashion with bright neon colors!
I still can't get over your hair, the color is so pretty!
The 1910 outfit was the cutest and It still surprises me how much fashion changed in just a decade, from 1910 to '20.
But OMG! I completely fell in love with this Groovie Rachel from '60 ~ '70!!!
They made you look so young, like college student young hahaha. So cute!💕
I wonder how much fashion would have changed if WWI didn't happen...
Her 1910 outfit was more like 1900, in 1910 fashion was actually like something really between 1900 and 1920 so it isn't so surprising when you look closer at it :D
I'm currently in the process of binging all of your videos. They're all so feel good and nice to just put on while doing chores or studying for my millions of exams that I have coming up sooner than I'd like. thank you for being such a source of joy and relaxation.
Totally relate to the 'introvert crash' at the end of the required social interactions. 60's is perfect! I had that dress! But the 1910's? The best!
The 60s and 70s looked SO good! Especially the 70s, that hair and makeup style on you looked beautiful!
Strong Anne of Green Gables teacher vibes on that 1910's look!
Also: for any other real hair wigs that need a bit of TLC, a garment steamer will do wonders. Just don't... steam while wearing it :P
I can totally see that! If she still had red hair she could 100% be grownup Anne Shirley (but I also love her as a brunette)
50's fashion will forever be one of my favorite eras and that is soley because of Teddy Girl Fashion. Its so cute and fun and makes me feel so gender, j'adore!!!
This made me so happy!! thank you Granpa Rachel 💛
As a cosplayer seeing Rachel sew something new while still being in costume and wig is- *very* relatable 😂
That 1910 outfit was giving STRONG EVIE VIBES
Hella strong Evie vibes. I loved it!
what show/movie/book are they from?
@@kahwa_c The Mummy 1999, the one with Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz
@@aim-to-misbehave5674 oh, thanks!
Blame skirting editing was definitely a favorite. Love this video with a blend of making, thifting, and shopping your closet in a way. And potato dresse in the background 😊😍
I love this. So creative. Got to love Frodo. That was funny and cute. Thank You 🌹
All of these were so cute!!! The 10's made me happy because of your energy! The 20's were cute because you picked the part of it you loved. There's more to the 20's than flapper dresses.
The 30's had that sweet moment that an older man said you remind him of an even older man!
The 40's was so sweet and so cute!!!
The 50's was great to hear how your tastes started and change.
The 60's was such an adorable look! When you put your hair up in a pony tail I was like oh yes! (Kinda thought you were going to try out your Austin Powers glasses with it! )
And the 70's was just so you. When I saw it I was surprised you wanted to make something else because that jumpsuit was too cute!
Thank you for this super fun video!!!
The final 70’s outfit was so different than your normal style but looks PHENOMENAL. I especially loved the switch up of the hair!
1910s and 1960s were my favorite! The 60s dress and boots were suuuuuuuuper cute, but I personally would prefer to wear the 10s
1910's, 1950's and 1970's are my favorites here. And the '20s scarf did a miracle of transformation!
My absolute favorite was your 1910's look. Everything, in my opinion, was just perfection (1960's was adorable too BTW)
can't pick a fav - they're all fabulous. get that you didn't have time, but I'll bet giving the wig a rinse will do wonders for getting it back into shape.
your hair is actually just the right length for a lot of 20s hair (psyche bun, faux bobs, swirl updo, mary pickford half up, headphone buns, figure-eigth braided bun, low updo) it actually gets a bit more finecky by the mid 30s, long haired updos are a thing in the 30s (mainly worn at the nape of the neck in the early 30s, around a, sometimes faux, crown braid in the middle and upsweapt and highly technical by the end of the decade)
that blouse is adorabe! GG
With every video I feel like we see Rachel's non-youtube-personality come out more, we love to see it!!
Would love to see you do "what I'd wear as a pirate from Our Flag Means Death" cus it's a weird mashup of 1650's and 1980's fashion that really works
As someone who also likes dressing up and making costumes I LOVE the 1910's!!! I was in high school in the early 1970s and can tell you straight hair and empire waist dresses were very vogue,
Pant...or jeans tight to the knee and then flared out
And plaid, lots of plaid!!!
Rugby shirts! Plaid flannel. Gunnie Sax dresses.
I just watched this and my five year old popped in for the 40's outfit reveal. She looked at at you and went "oh she's so cute 😍 and beautiful." ❤ just wanted to share that
All the outfits were great, but the 60's and 70's brought back memories, since I lived through those eras. Good job!
I’ve always been such a bullet bra sceptic but your teetahs looked amazing! The shape totally worked with the dress (In the least creepy strictly admiring way possible) :D
As a concept they definitely have a lot of WTF vibe for me too 😂 But the thing is, the clothes of the era were built to hang over that shape! So I guess it's just the usual case of vintage under-structure helping make a vintage outfit look much more genuine...?
This was fantastic!This old granny loved all the eras!cause I lived through most of them!Keep it up sweetie you are the best!
😆 Does it feel really weird to see people trying to copy all the styles that were everyday wear for you at the time...?
Some of them like the 1960s even seem to come round repeatedly as actual recycled fashion trends... Anybody who hung onto their bellbottoms (AND could somehow still fit them) could've gotten at least a couple of fashion cycles' worth of reuse out of them by now, I'm certain!
@@anna_in_aotearoa3166 No not weird at all.Back then I wore mostly what I found comfortable. I made my own bell bottoms out of jeans. But I would not call me a fashion plate.I love what Rachel does and feel that all young people need to learn to sew cause it is an important way to recycle!
I rewatch both yours and Christine McConnell's content DAILY.
I love listening as I work on my projects lol
HOLY SHIZZ I AM SHOOK WITH HOW GREAT YOUR 60s and 70s LOOK - YOU ARE STUNNING!!!!
I've definitely also arrived at the "life is short, dress how ya like" stage of life 💕
The 60s outfit was on another level oh my goddd. You embodied the era so well 😩
Oh my gosh I love this video so much! The 60s/70s looks were so dreamy 😍 This inspired me to want to get back into vintage
Have to say, I LOVE the 1930s blouse in that linen. I think you made it work!
1920's really embodying Miss Fisher, Lady Detective.
Would love to see your reaction to the series.
This was such a fun video!!! I love how you maintained your personal style within each decade. Like it's totally believable that the same woman would wear all those clothes if she were a fashionable time traveler. Peak Rachel content
You were right on for the entire first half of the century and gorgeous in 1910! How talented you are! I am envious!
I love the ‘30’s blouse! You are inspiring me to drag out my Nana’s old singer…
As a librarian, I approve the 1910’s ‘historic babe’ outfit. 👍🏻
Rachel whispering “I look like… *Snookie”* caused me to actually 👏 cackle 👏 *I scared my cat, and it’s your fault!!* 😂😂 I loved all of these, but dang that 70’s one made me think of the current ads I’ve been seeing lately…you look like a model!! 😱💖 Excellent work.
Loved 1910, 1960 and 1970. Always so much fun to watch your videos.
Absolutely loved this video! I loved the 1910 and the 30s but that 50's dress was adorable! I was a teen in the late 60s and early 70s. Loved the boots. I had the cutest dress that a cousin in the UK sent to me. it looked like a black jumper dress with black and white checked top. Made of hopsacking, I think. it was a very forgiving, loosely woven fabric.