Wow, your grandmother was an amazing seamstress! So glad to come across videos like these, since I'm considering moving to a 50s style. Didn't realize I needed to research😂 This is excellent!
Well, you can always learn to sew. Most clothes today are still sewn by people. The only difference in today's garments is: quality of fabric, quality of thread, seam finishes, and lining.
I absolutely adore your videos, particularly the scarf hair tutorials and you've inspired me to create my own fashion history channel, something I was so scared about doing for ages! So thank you and keep up the good work!
You are the vintage mentor I never knew I needed. I just started transitioning my wardrobe to true vintage and reproduction about a year ago. I gravitate more towards 30-40s. Before vintage I never had a set style but I liked it that way...I went from super girly and colorful to really dark lace and darker vibe, just depending on my moods or how I wanted to feel that day. Although I love vintage I felt almost confined to constantly look a certain way and like I couldn’t have as much freedom in my wardrobe as I wish I could. You are the first vintage TH-camr that I follow that plays around with different looks and eras and doesn’t strictly stick to one. All of a sudden I was like hey! I can dress 40s or grunge 90s or play around with 20s style, it doesn’t matter it’s my vintage wardrobe I’m building. You made me gain more respect for every past era and beautiful clothing they offered, thank you for not judging others in this community and being such a positive light. Because of you I got freedom in my wardrobe again
Oh I'm so pleased to hear that you have rediscovered your live of vintage style on your own terms! Do what makes you happy and *raspberry sound* to anybody who tries to tell you how to live your life!
Lovely! Thank you so much for the closet tour. Do you mind doing this with your clothes from earlier eras 20-40s ? Unless you already do, then sorry for missing that on your video list! Also do you mind discussing in a video or showing us how you clean your vintage ? Has retro clean worked well for you?
I totally forgot to add in the linked cards! Thanks for the reminder! If you click the info button on the top right of the video you'll see the wardrobe tour of my 30s/40s stuff and a huge haul of 30s clothing I got in January of this year. Retro Clean video coming soon xxx
You're not that far of with the paper lining theory. I've used interfacing before that's partly made out of woodpulp, which gives it a texture/feel similar to paper. There are a lot of different types of interfacing out there.
This "paper" or "wood pulp" lining is probably a Pellon lining (or some kind of dupe, but originally linings like this comed from the Pellon brand). It's basically a non-woven fabric, if you are interested in the details here's the link to the producer's site: www.pellonprojects.com/about/about-us/history/. I've recently thrifted a dress with this weird papery lining and I immediately thought about you and your green dress :)
You can hardly even get real, actual velvet now-a-days, all you can really find is stretch velour that they are calling velvet. I can't find a good light weight satin fabric either
Wow, your grandmother was an amazing seamstress! So glad to come across videos like these, since I'm considering moving to a 50s style. Didn't realize I needed to research😂 This is excellent!
Gosh, I wish people regularly made quality clothing these days like they did in the 50's...
Right? They manufacture things so you have to rebuy more often 😔
Well, you can always learn to sew. Most clothes today are still sewn by people. The only difference in today's garments is: quality of fabric, quality of thread, seam finishes, and lining.
I absolutely adore your videos, particularly the scarf hair tutorials and you've inspired me to create my own fashion history channel, something I was so scared about doing for ages! So thank you and keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! And yay! I hope you're enjoying the journey of creating a channel! It's so rewarding! Good luck 💖
Vintage Tips & Tricks with Miss Bee Townsend Thankyou ! ❤️
Oooo I absolutely LOVE that pale blue 60s dress. All the pieces in your wardrobe are absolutely stunning. 😍😍😍
That orange rose dress is absolutely stunning! I can't get over how beautiful it is! Also, the scarf with it too😍
You are the vintage mentor I never knew I needed. I just started transitioning my wardrobe to true vintage and reproduction about a year ago. I gravitate more towards 30-40s. Before vintage I never had a set style but I liked it that way...I went from super girly and colorful to really dark lace and darker vibe, just depending on my moods or how I wanted to feel that day. Although I love vintage I felt almost confined to constantly look a certain way and like I couldn’t have as much freedom in my wardrobe as I wish I could. You are the first vintage TH-camr that I follow that plays around with different looks and eras and doesn’t strictly stick to one. All of a sudden I was like hey! I can dress 40s or grunge 90s or play around with 20s style, it doesn’t matter it’s my vintage wardrobe I’m building. You made me gain more respect for every past era and beautiful clothing they offered, thank you for not judging others in this community and being such a positive light. Because of you I got freedom in my wardrobe again
Oh I'm so pleased to hear that you have rediscovered your live of vintage style on your own terms! Do what makes you happy and *raspberry sound* to anybody who tries to tell you how to live your life!
Vintage Tips & Tricks with Miss Bee Townsend yeah!! :D
My FAVORITE is that black taffeta dress with the bolero 😍🥰😍🥰
This was a fun video! I am in love with that pink, orange striped dress!! It is absolutely beautiful on you.
Thanks Laci! Yes, it's a definite favourite!
Hi Bee, this video is wonderful thank you for posting it. It would be lovevly if you could do an updated wardrobe tour video😊
Such beautiful pieces wow I love the green family piece just stunning
Yes, that one is definitely special ☺️🥰
Oh my god! The dress with the bolero is stunning
My grandmother would be thrilled that you love it 😊
Keep posting dear.this is therapeutic for me darling.
Im.the same with my vintage outfits even if they don't fit its hard to sell on ..too many past sold regrets lol
All of these are so lovely. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for watching! ❤️
I am a need fan, I just find your channel, you are a talent woman.
I love these videos! Thank you for posting!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! There'll always be more vintage to reveal in my closet 🙈 No room for skeletons!
I love what you are wearing. Too cute!
Thank you ❤️
Omg how enjoyable is this? You are gorgeous and I so much enjoyed this clothing tour and your detailed explanation of all your pieces. Subscribed!
Oh thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Welcome! Xxx
Would love to see a try on video of all your shoes in the background! Also if you have any advice on caring for vintage shoes that would be lovely ❤
I did a winter shoe video, so I shall do a summer one!
Such gorgeous pieces! Loved this video.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! ♥️
The velvet jacket is incredible ❤
Lovely! Thank you so much for the closet tour. Do you mind doing this with your clothes from earlier eras 20-40s ? Unless you already do, then sorry for missing that on your video list!
Also do you mind discussing in a video or showing us how you clean your vintage ? Has retro clean worked well for you?
I totally forgot to add in the linked cards! Thanks for the reminder! If you click the info button on the top right of the video you'll see the wardrobe tour of my 30s/40s stuff and a huge haul of 30s clothing I got in January of this year. Retro Clean video coming soon xxx
Yes, I would love to know how to clean silks and items made from taffeta.
Use the panty liner trick to absorb the 😓 sweat!👍🏽
Oh I shall investigate this. Thanks! X
Vintage Tips & Tricks with Miss Bee Townsend I love your style and tips! Gorgeous!💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
Thank you 💖
Hi, Ms. Bee! Where in Australia do you buy the vintage clothing?
You're not that far of with the paper lining theory. I've used interfacing before that's partly made out of woodpulp, which gives it a texture/feel similar to paper. There are a lot of different types of interfacing out there.
Perhaps this is wood pulp then. The colour and texture would make sense!
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First ☝️ I was surprised I it is 60s I really I like it a lot.
60s is so fun!
This "paper" or "wood pulp" lining is probably a Pellon lining (or some kind of dupe, but originally linings like this comed from the Pellon brand). It's basically a non-woven fabric, if you are interested in the details here's the link to the producer's site: www.pellonprojects.com/about/about-us/history/. I've recently thrifted a dress with this weird papery lining and I immediately thought about you and your green dress :)
Oh thank you for sharing this!!!
Where is your pink/red top from? Is it repro?
It's an old Freddies of Pinewood xx
@@MissBeeTownsend Thank you, I thought it might be old. They don't seem to currently stock it.
You can hardly even get real, actual velvet now-a-days, all you can really find is stretch velour that they are calling velvet. I can't find a good light weight satin fabric either
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