Each time I hear the word 'bohemian' my mind flies to 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. I'm glad that I find myself wearing bohemian fashion pieces, like many necklaces and big skirts. Thanks for posting the video!❤❤
Love this! Anything thrifted, eclectic, homemade, flowing, loose fitting, folksy with chunky rings and I'm there! Not sure about communal living though! Love the idea that art, music and creativity were high on list of priorities.❤
Very well researched video, Emma. I enjoyed learning about a subculture I knew little about. I really liked the toned down makeup look for women. Sometimes less is more. Also, your blouse is really cool. It could easily be worn on a night out and look completely contemporary. I'd vote for the surfer look of the 60s and 70s as a future episode. Having been an old surfer dude, we need representation too.
Hippie fashion is what I would like to see you do next, that is if you haven't already. I love hippie fashion and would love to get some ideas for different outfits. I'm just starting on my hippie journey and need ideas for different outfits.
I've looked at clouds from both sides now ❤ Hi there, Emma! Life has been kinda hectic lately but I’m back again! Just popping up to say that I’ve been loving your last videos. So informative and fascinating! I’ve been thoroughly enjoying the podcast, too. Thanks for your hard work!
Great video. I would love to live the rest of my life in those beautiful flowy dresses. have you come across any photos or information of people wearing studded leather wrist cuffs? My guitar hero Alvin Lee and his girlfriend would wear them constantly. The only information I could find out about studded leather cuffs at the time is that they were antiestablishment.
could you please list the name of the archive videos you use on your videos? i really love your content and i always wonder where the footage you use is from.
Super- but it is polished. Short sharp o - Polish - Powlish is a nationality ;) Patrick Litchfield lived in our village at a place called Shougborough Hall. He was the queen's cousin. I was friends with his daughter Rose. 😊
Most Bohemians were financially and politically sauvy... they could see details most folks missed. Those caught up in drug addiction lost most of what they had before hitting rock bottom. I was there I saw it happen...
I can't help but connect the aesthetics of the hippies, the bohemians, and other counter cultures of this time as in a tangential way, a rejection of Anglo, American, and North Western European Protestantism, the Protestant Work Ethic, and the Protestant ideas of modesty and prudence and in a small way an embrace of Catholic Medieval Europe. Though virtual all Christians today view the art and ornate designs of medieval Catholic/Gothic European cathedrals with high regard and and high praise, for centuries, Protestants in England, North America, and Northwestern Europe looked down on the Catholic counterpart as excessive, imprudent, sometimes even calling the ornate artistry of Catholicism wasteful and idolatrous. The Protestant Work Ethic is, among other things, the guiding principle of the Anglo-Saxon culture and most other English-speaking nations. Though its not like the hippies were attending mass or praying the rosary- creating communes and going on psychedelic trips is far from a traditional Catholic life-- I feel a very faint echo of Old European Catholicism in these subcultures.
lol I hate how this Era is literally raiding EVERYTHING from Our Babyhoods, through Our Childhoods, through Our Teens, Into Our Adulthoods Telling Our Stories Is Fvcking Invasive
How? it's historical. These are countercultures and subcultures that are well documented as part of the social culture of the 20th century. They're doing this also with my teen years, things like the hipster/indie movement of the 2010s. I don't have *anything* wrong with people documenting subcultures or fashions of my adolescence, in fact it's lovely nostalgia to hear someone younger compile all the things that made 2007-2013. So IMHO I'd consider it flattering that the youth of today give enough of a crap to time capsule someone's youth, because these things could be lost to time. Subcultures aren't "private", nor are they to be gatekept. They're historical and how they live on is through the ways people admire them.
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Each time I hear the word 'bohemian' my mind flies to 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. I'm glad that I find myself wearing bohemian fashion pieces, like many necklaces and big skirts. Thanks for posting the video!❤❤
you should check out "moulin rouge" if you haven't!!
As a 60s and 70s lover I really like these videos
Love this! Anything thrifted, eclectic, homemade, flowing, loose fitting, folksy with chunky rings and I'm there! Not sure about communal living though! Love the idea that art, music and creativity were high on list of priorities.❤
Very well researched video, Emma. I enjoyed learning about a subculture I knew little about. I really liked the toned down makeup look for women. Sometimes less is more.
Also, your blouse is really cool. It could easily be worn on a night out and look completely contemporary.
I'd vote for the surfer look of the 60s and 70s as a future episode. Having been an old surfer dude, we need representation too.
You get better every time i see you emma this is really good video ❤
I found your channel earlier today and as a 70s lover myself I must say that I love your vibe! 🌼
Oh thank you so much! I’m so happy to have you around 💌
My favorite style you’ve done so far!
Always loved the 60s a bit of 70s too thanks Emma 🌻
Great video of a great look🙌🙋♂️
Hippie fashion is what I would like to see you do next, that is if you haven't already. I love hippie fashion and would love to get some ideas for different outfits. I'm just starting on my hippie journey and need ideas for different outfits.
I'm so glad I found your channel! This was such a great video.
I would loooove if you talked about 60s/70s country/western fashion
Lovely!
@6:22 aww lil marlon 😊
I've looked at clouds from both sides now ❤ Hi there, Emma! Life has been kinda hectic lately but I’m back again! Just popping up to say that I’ve been loving your last videos. So informative and fascinating! I’ve been thoroughly enjoying the podcast, too. Thanks for your hard work!
Great video. I would love to live the rest of my life in those beautiful flowy dresses.
have you come across any photos or information of people wearing studded leather wrist cuffs? My guitar hero Alvin Lee and his girlfriend would wear them constantly. The only information I could find out about studded leather cuffs at the time is that they were antiestablishment.
This video made me realize how bohemian my own style is!??!
Yes!! I feel like you’re a style is very casual and comfy bohemian 💌
I love boho fashion! I can’t remember if you’ve done “mod” fashion and makeup, that would be cool
@OHbabb574,great Era,more mary quant,but do like a long dress at times with knee high boots.😊
could you please list the name of the archive videos you use on your videos? i really love your content and i always wonder where the footage you use is from.
Oh of cause! I’ll start to link them xx
The one with Anita Pallenberg is her at Cannes and the ones of Jane and Serge I found by just googling their names together xx
Cool outfit em.😊
Thanks doll 💌
Emma, check out the novel Sister Stardust by Jane Green. ❤💄
Emma you'd love Vali Myers then! ❤
Super- but it is polished. Short sharp o - Polish - Powlish is a nationality ;) Patrick Litchfield lived in our village at a place called Shougborough Hall. He was the queen's cousin. I was friends with his daughter Rose. 😊
English is not her first language my friend .
At 7.35 bet the girl got that peacock feather at biba in Kensington as I did.
virgin listening and watching
Best hippie ever: Phoebe buffey ❤
8:59 I believe that is a young Diahann Carroll. She was not part of a bohemian movement. And neither was the afro. Please correct this mistake.
Most Bohemians were financially and politically sauvy... they could see details most folks missed. Those caught up in drug addiction lost most of what they had before hitting rock bottom. I was there I saw it happen...
I can't help but connect the aesthetics of the hippies, the bohemians, and other counter cultures of this time as in a tangential way, a rejection of Anglo, American, and North Western European Protestantism, the Protestant Work Ethic, and the Protestant ideas of modesty and prudence and in a small way an embrace of Catholic Medieval Europe. Though virtual all Christians today view the art and ornate designs of medieval Catholic/Gothic European cathedrals with high regard and and high praise, for centuries, Protestants in England, North America, and Northwestern Europe looked down on the Catholic counterpart as excessive, imprudent, sometimes even calling the ornate artistry of Catholicism wasteful and idolatrous. The Protestant Work Ethic is, among other things, the guiding principle of the Anglo-Saxon culture and most other English-speaking nations. Though its not like the hippies were attending mass or praying the rosary- creating communes and going on psychedelic trips is far from a traditional Catholic life-- I feel a very faint echo of Old European Catholicism in these subcultures.
Welp this is my community's style in a nutshell lol rennies
lol I hate how this Era is literally raiding EVERYTHING from Our Babyhoods, through Our Childhoods, through Our Teens, Into Our Adulthoods
Telling Our Stories Is Fvcking Invasive
How? it's historical. These are countercultures and subcultures that are well documented as part of the social culture of the 20th century. They're doing this also with my teen years, things like the hipster/indie movement of the 2010s. I don't have *anything* wrong with people documenting subcultures or fashions of my adolescence, in fact it's lovely nostalgia to hear someone younger compile all the things that made 2007-2013.
So IMHO I'd consider it flattering that the youth of today give enough of a crap to time capsule someone's youth, because these things could be lost to time.
Subcultures aren't "private", nor are they to be gatekept. They're historical and how they live on is through the ways people admire them.