channels I forgot or didn't know about: Townsend's ll bit.ly/1WEbyXK Cathy Hay ll bit.ly/2GbIHty Lisa Eldridge ll bit.ly/1eGJr19 Tania The Pirate ll bit.ly/2DdrrzZ Not Your Momma's History ll bit.ly/2Grw4cX Janet Stephens ll bit.ly/2GnYswB
Amanda Hallay's channel The Ultimate Fashion History - is her own. she does it allone. she is a professor and most of her videos about history are presentations of her lectures. she has a facebook group, that is managed in a team and others share things their. but the youtube channel is her allone. I just love her channel.
Karolina, I just dropped you an FB message, but just in case you don't see it, thank you so much for mentioning The Ultimate Fashion History; I feel so honored to included in such a wonderful list, and mentioned by such a wonderful TH-camr! xo
I never thought I would be interested in fashion history. I was reading books (and watching TH-cam videos) about the protestant reformation in the 17th century,. TH-cam suggested The Ultimate Fashion History: The 17th Century. I was hooked! I love what Amanda Haley says about fashion. "Fashion is not an island. It's a response." That's true of history in general. My personal favorite is the Tiki/Exotica episode. A lot of fun! The Puritans would not approve.
@@howtubeable The Puritans certainly would not, but I think maybe a Mai Tai might loosen 'em up. Ha ha. Thank you for your lovely words I am so glad you are enjoying the channel!
Speaking of fashion history, I actually discovered your channel through Amber Butchart because of a video called "A Stitch in Time" where they remake outfits from history using the tools of that period. Somehow, your video got recommended to me and here I am! :D
Mrs Crocombe the cook is the best part of English Heritage ! Thanks for all those channel, I'm gonna check out the one I've never heard of before ;) And, take it from a french person, you're not that bad at prounoucing "s'il vous plaît" !
So many great channels mentioned 🙂 I've followed Angela Clayton for years. She is so creative and in 2018 she really showed her humor in her videos 🙂 I've also recently subscribed to Bernadette Banner and what I like about her is that she is just herself 🙂
Oh my goodness! Thank you for compiling this list! And please don't forget Burnley and Trowbridge Co.!!! They have great videos on historical sewing techniques.
Another very interesting channel is Jannet Stephens'. She is an expert in historical hairstyles, especially ancient Roman ones, but has also other videos. The thing is she posts quite rarely, but there is enough content on her channel to keep one occupied.
I would also recommend Costuming Drama! she's friends with Cathy Hay and Bernadette Banner, and she makes mostly Edwardian era clothes, as well as some Regency and Victorian sprinkled in. She makes her own trims and things as well, which is an interesting note. Something really interesting that she does is that she sometimes makes historical clothes inspired by fiction, including an iron man dress, and an outfit for a "Lady John Watson" look for costume college 2019. She's a bit more sarcastic/relatable (at least, she is if you, like me, need a kick in the butt for motivation sometimes). Thank you for making this list! There are lots here I didnt know about and I'm excited to give their videos a try! th-cam.com/channels/GfIQhkqB_CMTW7wVGYSz_A.html
I can't wait to check out the channels on this list! I love watching historical fashion videos while I'm sewing and I've been binge-watching Bernadette Banner and Angela Clayton lately. It will be great to add some new channels to my sewing watch-list. Thank you so much for putting this list together!
Could you please make a video about fashion history books? I study fashion design at de university and I have been struggling to find some nice books about it. Love U
So, Im watching a movie staring you...called Agatha and the truth of Murder on Netflix. Seriously, the actress looks so simular to you, w glasses especially, so the movie was 1.5 hrs of beautiful vintage murder mystery fun, check it out.
Thank you so much for the mention Karolina! I never actually thought you would mention my channel because it's not technically historical, but I do like to make historical and fantasy inspired things. Again, thank you so much! 💕
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for the mention! I am starting a new series this month and it is all about building an 1890s wardrobe from the undergarments out! I am really excited to check out all the new channels I didn't know about!!!
Angela Clayton's projects are stunning and watching her videos makes me wish I could sew. FYI, she also has some really cool historically inspired sewing patterns with McCall's.
Dear Ms Żebrowska, I adore your channel and videos. I'm just wondering whether there's ever be place for woman of colour in historical fashion. I apologise if my inquiry is silly. Thank you and have a good day!
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no, not silly at all! I myself don't feel competent enough to talk about women's of color experience, but you can check out "Not Your Momma's History" on Facebook and instagram for a more detailed insight into what their lives and clothes looked like around 18th and 19th century. wait, I just checked and she actually has a youtube channel! ahhh too bad I didn't know before
On youtube, there's the Ask A Slave webseries which satirizes a black woman's more ridiculous experiences as a living history re-enactor. There is a wide range in age and body type among black historical costumers on instagram - the vast majority, however, cover colonial North America or rococo France. Cosplayers sometimes dabble in historic costuming, Disney bounders in particular, and that tends to be wider in scope. I've struggled to find non-American black historical costumers, though the musical SIX, about Henry VIII's wives, is gloriously diverse in both casting & fandom so THAT'S a possible lead. East Asian historical costumers I follow include Sewstine, Fresh Frippery (no youtube channel, sadly), and this awesome catwoman cosplayer who's done everything from comic-accurate 1960's to WWI/II bomber to regency. One of those channels that does "Historically Accurate [x film]" finally hired an ACTUAL historical costumer (as opposed to a vintage historian), a year or so back, sometime after their releasing a truly pitiful "How Historically Accurate Is Disney's Mulan" done by some white woman utterly out of her depth. More recently, cosplayer & meme queen was so DONE with Disney's Mulan 2020 that she made an entire youtube channel to post a video essay documenting its every cultural failing. She's since made a much more loving dissection of Mulan 1998, complete with tweets from some of the actual animators, owning up to errors that made it into the film & Rule Of Cool design decisions. Finally, for HISTORIC historic costuming, there is 5000 Years's Ali who, similarly to Prior Attire, demonstrates the correct wearing of hanfu in both an english & chinese-dubbed youtube channels. South Asian historical costumers... well, if you find any with english-language platforms, could you direct me to them? I've not had much luck finding SA vintage grammers either - there ARE a few historical arms bloggers who work at western museums and, while I've yet to find any of them actually dressing up in any armour, a few will post a pic of themselves "wielding" reproductions or genuine historic shields & katars! I'm rubbish at remembering names and faces but hopefully the bloggers I've forgotten thataways will be findable through the extenuating details I gave? If anyone recognises or can correct me on names, please do so!
@@BattyButtercup wow this is fairly thorough. Or more thorough than I would expect. I’m Chinese and grew up in America and only recently realized I’ve never seen any Asian costumers. This is good to know they exist.
@@BattyButtercup Xiran Jay Zhao made the videos "Everything culturally wrong with Mulan 2020 (and how they could have been fixed)" and "Everything culturally right and wrong with Mulan 1998". I think that might be the channel you're talking about? Thanks a lot for the other recommendations! I was hoping someone in the comments would have recommended Asian fashion history channels!
Oh my god, I love Bernadette Banner! She has the most soothing videos, and lovely demeanour, and is incredibly informative! I love her sense of style too, that tartan and gingham aesthetic is GREAT. Also Angela Clayton is amazing. Thanks for the other suggestions as well!
Prior Attire, Modern History (where the guy becomes a knight), English Heritage are all good sources for costumers. Janet Stephens does great historical hairstyles. Some I haven't heard of, so thank you for sharing!!
Wow I was so startled when my name came up o.o The pronunciation of my channel name was pretty good, quite close to how you would say it in Germany :) I already knew most of the channels you mentioned, but Il Fiore Nero and Silvousplaits were new to me, I'll definitely be checking those out. Thanks a bunch!
OH MY GOODNESS!! THANK YOU SO SO SO SO SO MUCH!!! You have seriously already transformed my channel and I truly have no words to express my gratitude. This is just absolutely amazing. I feel so encouraged and inspired right now. WOW!
@@rach_laze You do know that europe is relatively small and we all are kinda in the same time, only like 1 - 2 hours difference, and as she is from poland it was 7am for her aswell
We have these things called time zones we learn about in school in Europe 😂 Poland is on CET- Central European time, therefore 7am when she uploaded. 8am here for me in GMT.
CROWS EYE PRODUCTIONS. They make historical short films based on true stories, and also do multiple "Getting Dressed" videos in different eras, including different professions in the era.
Another one that is pretty good is Janet Stephens. She does historical hairstyles, she shows how to use papillotes (curling 18th century style) and even does hairstyles based on statues from Ancient Greece. Very cool stuff.
I was going to mention them too but they don't do much on clothing. They branched out a lot this year from their normal cooking videos, so maybe in the future.
I agree with Fern that Townsend's focus is more on life in general and not a lot of attention given to fashion specifically. Still - a FANTASTIC channel!
i disagree. her videos, though somewhat informative, are very subjective, full of feminist propaganda and belittles certain shapes, types or behavior of the discussed period if that is not to her liking.
Didn't find anything feminist on the UFH channel, let alone ''propaganda''. It's really a mistery what julijakeit is talking about. As for sharing her own opinions and taste sometimes, it's alright for me because my personal taste or opinion is not so fragile that the fact that someone has a different one can change it. Moreover, when she talks about her personal tastes she makes it in the most polite way possible. She doesn't impose them on her viewers. Everyone is bringing up their subjectivity when they talk about something. People are not robots, you can't avoid it. Apart from the things mentioned about this channel already, I like how she connects history of fashion to contexts of different eras, ideas and moods that used to be at that particular era and how they influenced fashion of that time. She also talks about art and artistic influences in fashion. These things really help to plunge into these eras and see the broader context. ''Fashion is not an island, it's a response'', as she says.
Micarah Tewers is awesome too! She's done some regency dresses and some modern gowns and some cosplays! Her upload schedule is fairly irregular but her content is worth it.
For future reference, it's "loopsy" cos that's what Dutch "oe" sounds like apparently, and she's from the Netherlands but iirc Slovak born, so never been British lmao I'm not sure who you might've been confusing her with
I'm so happy that Karolina's channel is such a succes and everytime I watch her videos I see she gets more and more subscribers! I'm so proud she's from my home town too!
I know this isn't a TH-cam channel but the Unravel podcast focuses on historical fashion and the significance of fashion in history, with a lot of emphasis on people of color. Full disclosure: one of the women is the daughter of a good friend of mine (and she's a friend of mine as well). It's more scholarly and the presenters are academics and work in the fields of fashion and history. Check them out if you're interested. 🙂
For Bernadette, weactually had to beg for a longest time for that one hair tutorial 😃 She also recommends what to read and how to research fashion Thanks for the list! I saw at least one video in those you have shown that looks extremelly useful exciteeeeed!
She lives in Holland but I'm pretty sure she's Czech, she said it was a funny nickname a boy gave her when she was little. I love her, she's so cute and interesting to watch.
Evelyn Wood also makes great videos. Hers are focused on 20th century fashion. How to make clothes and thrifting clothes and turning them into vintage looking clothing.
I don't know if you're familiar with the channel PostModern Jukebox. They're singing channel and they make covers of modern music in vintage style. I saw them live last year in Poznań and it was fantastic. I know they're coming to Poland again this year ;)
I already spend way too much time watching fashion history videos and now you give me a list of more channels I need to watch 😭😁. So now I go even farther down the rabbit hole that is CosTube. I may never watch Netflix again 🤣.
I found Karolina Żebrowska's channel thru the Ultimate Fashion History. (Thanks to TH-cam recommendations.) Both are great channels. I never thought I would be interested in fashion history. But it fits in very well with my interest in domestic history (how ordinary people lived).
This is a majorly unpopular opinion but I can’t stand Angela Clayton. All her projects have sooo many flaws, homegirl tries to hide all her sewing mistakes with embellishments that anyone with a sewing needle can do, and all her projects are essentially the same boned bodice+ full skirt because she doesn’t know how to draft or sew anything else. She even says herself she can’t pattern draft, only drape. This normally wouldn’t bother me however she has bashed ppl for getting a degree for sewing/ costume technology and design saying it’s basically useless. Her ego is so huge that if you give her any constructive criticism she’ll delete your comment or block you. She sits on a sewing high horse even though she has no idea what she’s doing but ppl praise her for it anyway just because she has pretty photos on her Instagram (which her father takes for her.) 🙃
I'm someone who's never been particularly knowledgeable about fashion or been into it but I love writing period pieces and needed to research so I'd know what my characters would wear. That's how I came across you and your video about misconceptions about the 1950's was incredibly helpful. Then I began to go down a historical fashion rabbit hole and came across Ultimate Fashion History and Bernadette Banner and all three of you have become favorites of mine. You know your content is great and super interesting when you get someone who didn't know anything about fashion become a big fan. Keep up the great work!
Earliest I've ever seen one of your videos. In the US and I don't care if you upload with english or polish- I always watch. You're very sincere which makes your channel a great and frequent stop in my youtube life. Keep at it!
I follow English Heritage and Crow's Eye Prod. and have heard and seen some videos from Silvousplaits. But I am so excited to check out all these people/channels out.
I think what's really the magic of Crows Eye Production is how they link the getting dressed part with the historic and social context. It starts as a normal getting dressed video but then there's always so much more to discover behind that. Definitely worth watching! Thanks so much for this interesting video, Karolina!
channels I forgot or didn't know about:
Townsend's ll bit.ly/1WEbyXK
Cathy Hay ll bit.ly/2GbIHty
Lisa Eldridge ll bit.ly/1eGJr19
Tania The Pirate ll bit.ly/2DdrrzZ
Not Your Momma's History ll bit.ly/2Grw4cX
Janet Stephens ll bit.ly/2GnYswB
Amanda Hallay's channel The Ultimate Fashion History - is her own. she does it allone. she is a professor and most of her videos about history are presentations of her lectures. she has a facebook group, that is managed in a team and others share things their. but the youtube channel is her allone. I just love her channel.
You should check out Angela Clayton as well, she is amazing.
My husband is totally hooked on Townsend's. I was thinking of sending him to one of their reenactment weekends. Summer camp for old guys.
@@nursen2106 Thank you, Funny Girl. :) xo
@@AmandaHallayFashionHistory
Karolina, I just dropped you an FB message, but just in case you don't see it, thank you so much for mentioning The Ultimate Fashion History; I feel so honored to included in such a wonderful list, and mentioned by such a wonderful TH-camr! xo
I never thought I would be interested in fashion history. I was reading books (and watching TH-cam videos) about the protestant reformation in the 17th century,. TH-cam suggested The Ultimate Fashion History: The 17th Century. I was hooked! I love what Amanda Haley says about fashion. "Fashion is not an island. It's a response." That's true of history in general.
My personal favorite is the Tiki/Exotica episode. A lot of fun! The Puritans would not approve.
@@howtubeable The Puritans certainly would not, but I think maybe a Mai Tai might loosen 'em up. Ha ha. Thank you for your lovely words I am so glad you are enjoying the channel!
Love your channel!!! Your videos are what got me into fashion history!
@@howtubeable I am so glad you these channels, Howard. :)
Be careful how you drop shade...
I really respect when TH-camrs sincerely shout each other out and support one another. I will be checking out all these channels.
I watch Angela Clayton for 3 years now...she has a great passion for sewing , designing..and lately got into vintage .. Its a must to follow her 💜💜💜💜💜
Speaking of fashion history, I actually discovered your channel through Amber Butchart because of a video called "A Stitch in Time" where they remake outfits from history using the tools of that period. Somehow, your video got recommended to me and here I am! :D
I absolutely love The Closet Historian. Her videos are fun and she puts up cool outfit and makeup looks on Instagram
She's more of a vintage
Mrs Crocombe the cook is the best part of English Heritage ! Thanks for all those channel, I'm gonna check out the one I've never heard of before ;) And, take it from a french person, you're not that bad at prounoucing "s'il vous plaît" !
indeed.
“The ultimate fashion history” I LOVE HER okay I like her sass and shady comments and she’s so in depth and accurate
Thank you, Joey! :)))
So many great channels mentioned 🙂 I've followed Angela Clayton for years. She is so creative and in 2018 she really showed her humor in her videos 🙂 I've also recently subscribed to Bernadette Banner and what I like about her is that she is just herself 🙂
I saw Bernadette's face in the thumbnail and I'm so happy
Oh my goodness! Thank you for compiling this list!
And please don't forget Burnley and Trowbridge Co.!!! They have great videos on historical sewing techniques.
Bernadette is amazing, I’m so excited that you recommended her.
I'm obsessed with Ultimate Fashion history. Glamourdaze is good too
Another very interesting channel is Jannet Stephens'. She is an expert in historical hairstyles, especially ancient Roman ones, but has also other videos. The thing is she posts quite rarely, but there is enough content on her channel to keep one occupied.
Silvousplaits is AMAZING, I love her tutorials. Haven't managed to do any of them though, lol!
Ok but Bernadette Banner and Silvouplaits are literally my FAVOURITE channels EVER since each came out
You're such a Queen...... so beautiful, how you've managed to bring together the people in the community of fashion history....
I would also recommend Costuming Drama! she's friends with Cathy Hay and Bernadette Banner, and she makes mostly Edwardian era clothes, as well as some Regency and Victorian sprinkled in. She makes her own trims and things as well, which is an interesting note. Something really interesting that she does is that she sometimes makes historical clothes inspired by fiction, including an iron man dress, and an outfit for a "Lady John Watson" look for costume college 2019. She's a bit more sarcastic/relatable (at least, she is if you, like me, need a kick in the butt for motivation sometimes). Thank you for making this list! There are lots here I didnt know about and I'm excited to give their videos a try! th-cam.com/channels/GfIQhkqB_CMTW7wVGYSz_A.html
I'm so happy you uploaded!!
I love my meme mom supporting other icons ❤️❤️
I can't wait to check out the channels on this list! I love watching historical fashion videos while I'm sewing and I've been binge-watching Bernadette Banner and Angela Clayton lately. It will be great to add some new channels to my sewing watch-list. Thank you so much for putting this list together!
I'm having two exams for today and your video just made my day! Thanks Meme Mom!!
"my English it's not there today"
Yeah sure, while u speak perfectly XD
Btw, her background music reminds me to BioShock infinite am i the only one?
Well, I guess I'll be living in TH-cam from now on...
Could you please make a video about fashion history books? I study fashion design at de university and I have been struggling to find some nice books about it.
Love U
Thank you! These are great Channels.
So, Im watching a movie staring you...called Agatha and the truth of Murder on Netflix. Seriously, the actress looks so simular to you, w glasses especially, so the movie was 1.5 hrs of beautiful vintage murder mystery fun, check it out.
That was a great movie! And I immediately started another binge of Poirot after watching it😊
Thanks, that’s what I was looking for
Haha! I'm terrible with English too and it is my first language!!!
**initiates new sub spree**
Mission Complete
Hello~~~~ Glad you’re speaking English in the vdo ❤️
Damn so many not poles here, i feel sacked like constantinopole
I love Angela Clayton and Hautelemode! so glad you mentioned them! :D
we stan a meme mom
perfect! TY
Don't even bother with haute le mode, he does mostly pointless rants.
OMG, this is the sweetest thing! I can't believe that I am included in such a great list of all the people I look up to! 😨😍
I love your channel Morgan! And you have gorgeous hair!
Because you are the coolest of the cool. I adore your channel and your voice.
Oh waooooowww the whole community is coming together in this comment section!
Thank you so much for the mention Karolina! I never actually thought you would mention my channel because it's not technically historical, but I do like to make historical and fantasy inspired things. Again, thank you so much! 💕
@@bernadettebanner It never used to be a sewing channel, but it is now! I'm so excited to see the sewing community here on TH-cam grow!
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for the mention! I am starting a new series this month and it is all about building an 1890s wardrobe from the undergarments out! I am really excited to check out all the new channels I didn't know about!!!
Look at your profile....look into your channel......subscribe instantly😁😍🌹
@@SeaweedBeastboy Absolutely the best response! ❤️
@@MorganDonner thank you💟
@@SeaweedBeastboy awe shucks ☺ thank you.
so exciting, 1890s are the bomb!
thank you for the shout out! :-)
Yay! Owh! Also Priorattire, i always watched your videos everyday 🥰 I love your Videos!
Angela Clayton's projects are stunning and watching her videos makes me wish I could sew. FYI, she also has some really cool historically inspired sewing patterns with McCall's.
Dear Ms Żebrowska, I adore your channel and videos. I'm just wondering whether there's ever be place for woman of colour in historical fashion. I apologise if my inquiry is silly. Thank you and have a good day!
no, not silly at all! I myself don't feel competent enough to talk about women's of color experience, but you can check out "Not Your Momma's History" on Facebook and instagram for a more detailed insight into what their lives and clothes looked like around 18th and 19th century. wait, I just checked and she actually has a youtube channel! ahhh too bad I didn't know before
On youtube, there's the Ask A Slave webseries which satirizes a black woman's more ridiculous experiences as a living history re-enactor. There is a wide range in age and body type among black historical costumers on instagram - the vast majority, however, cover colonial North America or rococo France. Cosplayers sometimes dabble in historic costuming, Disney bounders in particular, and that tends to be wider in scope. I've struggled to find non-American black historical costumers, though the musical SIX, about Henry VIII's wives, is gloriously diverse in both casting & fandom so THAT'S a possible lead.
East Asian historical costumers I follow include Sewstine, Fresh Frippery (no youtube channel, sadly), and this awesome catwoman cosplayer who's done everything from comic-accurate 1960's to WWI/II bomber to regency. One of those channels that does "Historically Accurate [x film]" finally hired an ACTUAL historical costumer (as opposed to a vintage historian), a year or so back, sometime after their releasing a truly pitiful "How Historically Accurate Is Disney's Mulan" done by some white woman utterly out of her depth. More recently, cosplayer & meme queen was so DONE with Disney's Mulan 2020 that she made an entire youtube channel to post a video essay documenting its every cultural failing. She's since made a much more loving dissection of Mulan 1998, complete with tweets from some of the actual animators, owning up to errors that made it into the film & Rule Of Cool design decisions. Finally, for HISTORIC historic costuming, there is 5000 Years's Ali who, similarly to Prior Attire, demonstrates the correct wearing of hanfu in both an english & chinese-dubbed youtube channels.
South Asian historical costumers... well, if you find any with english-language platforms, could you direct me to them? I've not had much luck finding SA vintage grammers either - there ARE a few historical arms bloggers who work at western museums and, while I've yet to find any of them actually dressing up in any armour, a few will post a pic of themselves "wielding" reproductions or genuine historic shields & katars!
I'm rubbish at remembering names and faces but hopefully the bloggers I've forgotten thataways will be findable through the extenuating details I gave? If anyone recognises or can correct me on names, please do so!
@@BattyButtercup wow this is fairly thorough. Or more thorough than I would expect. I’m Chinese and grew up in America and only recently realized I’ve never seen any Asian costumers. This is good to know they exist.
@@BattyButtercup Xiran Jay Zhao made the videos "Everything culturally wrong with Mulan 2020 (and how they could have been fixed)" and "Everything culturally right and wrong with Mulan 1998". I think that might be the channel you're talking about? Thanks a lot for the other recommendations! I was hoping someone in the comments would have recommended Asian fashion history channels!
@@BattyButtercup I can't find 5000 Years's Ali. Are they on youtube?
Oh my god, I love Bernadette Banner! She has the most soothing videos, and lovely demeanour, and is incredibly informative! I love her sense of style too, that tartan and gingham aesthetic is GREAT. Also Angela Clayton is amazing. Thanks for the other suggestions as well!
Prior Attire, Modern History (where the guy becomes a knight), English Heritage are all good sources for costumers. Janet Stephens does great historical hairstyles.
Some I haven't heard of, so thank you for sharing!!
Bernadette Banner is an amazing seamstress! She’s inspired me to practice my hand stitching more. She’s definitely one of my new favorites to watch.
Wow I was so startled when my name came up o.o
The pronunciation of my channel name was pretty good, quite close to how you would say it in Germany :)
I already knew most of the channels you mentioned, but Il Fiore Nero and Silvousplaits were new to me, I'll definitely be checking those out. Thanks a bunch!
OH MY GOODNESS!! THANK YOU SO SO SO SO SO MUCH!!! You have seriously already transformed my channel and I truly have no words to express my gratitude. This is just absolutely amazing. I feel so encouraged and inspired right now. WOW!
The queen of uploading at midnight
In my timezone.
It's 7am in europe xD
It was like 10 am for me lmao
@@riolenn ah yes 7 am on the entire continent of Europe 😂
@@rach_laze You do know that europe is relatively small and we all are kinda in the same time, only like 1 - 2 hours difference, and as she is from poland it was 7am for her aswell
We have these things called time zones we learn about in school in Europe 😂 Poland is on CET- Central European time, therefore 7am when she uploaded. 8am here for me in GMT.
CROWS EYE PRODUCTIONS. They make historical short films based on true stories, and also do multiple "Getting Dressed" videos in different eras, including different professions in the era.
Yesssss I love them sm 🥺
Oh my, thank you so much!! I didn't expect that! Still can't believe!
Another one that is pretty good is Janet Stephens. She does historical hairstyles, she shows how to use papillotes (curling 18th century style) and even does hairstyles based on statues from Ancient Greece. Very cool stuff.
i second this!
Her stuff is amazing!
There's the Townsend's. They do 18th century history and they make me so happy!
I was going to mention them too but they don't do much on clothing. They branched out a lot this year from their normal cooking videos, so maybe in the future.
I've been watching his show ! It was great
I agree with Fern that Townsend's focus is more on life in general and not a lot of attention given to fashion specifically. Still - a FANTASTIC channel!
That moment when you subscribe to half of them already...
And gets super happy there's the whole other half of channels to discover!
The Ultimate Fashion History is so underrated!!!! Worth checking out!! And she's a fashion history college professor!
yeaah I know!! I also follow her :)
I love her!!!! And she's the daughter who her father was part of a team who invented Fashion Forecasting!
i disagree. her videos, though somewhat informative, are very subjective, full of feminist propaganda and belittles certain shapes, types or behavior of the discussed period if that is not to her liking.
Didn't find anything feminist on the UFH channel, let alone ''propaganda''. It's really a mistery what julijakeit is talking about.
As for sharing her own opinions and taste sometimes, it's alright for me because my personal taste or opinion is not so fragile that the fact that someone has a different one can change it. Moreover, when she talks about her personal tastes she makes it in the most polite way possible. She doesn't impose them on her viewers. Everyone is bringing up their subjectivity when they talk about something. People are not robots, you can't avoid it.
Apart from the things mentioned about this channel already, I like how she connects history of fashion to contexts of different eras, ideas and moods that used to be at that particular era and how they influenced fashion of that time. She also talks about art and artistic influences in fashion. These things really help to plunge into these eras and see the broader context. ''Fashion is not an island, it's a response'', as she says.
@@mariasja1234 yesss!!
Micarah Tewers is awesome too! She's done some regency dresses and some modern gowns and some cosplays! Her upload schedule is fairly irregular but her content is worth it.
Rachel Maksy (previously the pinup companion) is brilliant too!
She's more of a vintage channel than fashion history (she may have been mentioned in the vintage TH-camrs videos but I can't remember)
Love rachel, shes soooo fun
I love her personality!
I really love Silvouplaits. She's kind of amazing and makes hair easy and accessible.
I'm sorry Mom I'll have to watch you tomorrow after school and ball practice but I still love youuu😥😍😍 I gave you a like anyway👍
Fashion history youtubers you should watch:
Karolina Żebrowska
For future reference, it's "loopsy" cos that's what Dutch "oe" sounds like apparently, and she's from the Netherlands but iirc Slovak born, so never been British lmao I'm not sure who you might've been confusing her with
I'm so happy that Karolina's channel is such a succes and everytime I watch her videos I see she gets more and more subscribers! I'm so proud she's from my home town too!
Are there any male fashion history yt channels?
@Proud Momma Bee thank you! :D
Try Lindybeige.
Townsends is good.
Look for pinsent_tailoring on Instagram, no youtube channel but a lot of references and inspirationa in his IG.
@C D 光 Townsend and sons is perfect, the actually sell clothing and almost everything they use in their videos.
OMG, your hair today is hairstyle goals!❤
it’s from the day before, I slept in it lol
@ still pretty as hell!
P.S. Have been rewatching your videos non-stop for the last 3 days as some sort of therapy from all the college stress.
PriorAttire was the channel that started my historical fashion journey! It led me to Angela Clayton, Janet Stephens, and you too!
I know this isn't a TH-cam channel but the Unravel podcast focuses on historical fashion and the significance of fashion in history, with a lot of emphasis on people of color. Full disclosure: one of the women is the daughter of a good friend of mine (and she's a friend of mine as well). It's more scholarly and the presenters are academics and work in the fields of fashion and history. Check them out if you're interested. 🙂
NS Cat I love historical fashion podcasts. Ty for the recommendation!
I WAS LITERALLY JUST WONDERING WHEN YOU WERE GONNA UPLOAD SKSJSKJKSKS
I'd also like to mention Evelyn Wood. She does 1920's-30's inspired fashion, if anyone is interested.
For Bernadette, weactually had to beg for a longest time for that one hair tutorial 😃
She also recommends what to read and how to research fashion
Thanks for the list! I saw at least one video in those you have shown that looks extremelly useful exciteeeeed!
Jelena Jelisavcic I remember
@@TracyD2 The excitement when she finally gave us that hair tutorial? 😊
If Loepsie is from Holland then you pronounce it "lupsi" ;) (końcowe "i" wymawiane mniej więcej jak w wyrazie 'tipsy', nie jak w "siema" ;) )
She lives in Holland but I'm pretty sure she's Czech, she said it was a funny nickname a boy gave her when she was little. I love her, she's so cute and interesting to watch.
My eye bags are vintage, thanks🙃
Am I the only one just going through subscribing to them all
Evelyn Wood also makes great videos. Hers are focused on 20th century fashion. How to make clothes and thrifting clothes and turning them into vintage looking clothing.
I don't know if you're familiar with the channel PostModern Jukebox. They're singing channel and they make covers of modern music in vintage style. I saw them live last year in Poznań and it was fantastic. I know they're coming to Poland again this year ;)
YES YOU GOT ALL MY FAVORITES! I feel like someone finally respects my TH-cam choices ❤
MEME MUM
Vintage TH-camrs' meeting in comment section is really sweet
Oh boi, this is basically a guide for me to binge watch
I already spend way too much time watching fashion history videos and now you give me a list of more channels I need to watch 😭😁. So now I go even farther down the rabbit hole that is CosTube. I may never watch Netflix again 🤣.
Bernadette is the best!
If you guys are interested in 18th century American lifestyle, cooking, and clothing, I would highly recommend Townsends!
Thank you so much. Also you should definitely hop over to “The Closet Historian” she is adorable and has incredible style. 😊
I found Karolina Żebrowska's channel thru the Ultimate Fashion History. (Thanks to TH-cam recommendations.) Both are great channels. I never thought I would be interested in fashion history. But it fits in very well with my interest in domestic history (how ordinary people lived).
"the pronounciation should be in the channel name"
🤨 Żebrowska
I am so glad to be a part of this community
This is a majorly unpopular opinion but I can’t stand Angela Clayton. All her projects have sooo many flaws, homegirl tries to hide all her sewing mistakes with embellishments that anyone with a sewing needle can do, and all her projects are essentially the same boned bodice+ full skirt because she doesn’t know how to draft or sew anything else. She even says herself she can’t pattern draft, only drape. This normally wouldn’t bother me however she has bashed ppl for getting a degree for sewing/ costume technology and design saying it’s basically useless. Her ego is so huge that if you give her any constructive criticism she’ll delete your comment or block you. She sits on a sewing high horse even though she has no idea what she’s doing but ppl praise her for it anyway just because she has pretty photos on her Instagram (which her father takes for her.) 🙃
So happy to see these people getting the recognition they deserve! 😤 ❤
I'm someone who's never been particularly knowledgeable about fashion or been into it but I love writing period pieces and needed to research so I'd know what my characters would wear. That's how I came across you and your video about misconceptions about the 1950's was incredibly helpful. Then I began to go down a historical fashion rabbit hole and came across Ultimate Fashion History and Bernadette Banner and all three of you have become favorites of mine. You know your content is great and super interesting when you get someone who didn't know anything about fashion become a big fan. Keep up the great work!
I want Bernadette and Karolina to collab!!!!!
I would like to make collab with you so much! Bardzo! If you see this comment somehow, please say yes and write me wherever. I love you.
I WAITED FOR THIS SO MUCH 😀😀
Earliest I've ever seen one of your videos. In the US and I don't care if you upload with english or polish- I always watch. You're very sincere which makes your channel a great and frequent stop in my youtube life. Keep at it!
I follow English Heritage and Crow's Eye Prod. and have heard and seen some videos from Silvousplaits. But I am so excited to check out all these people/channels out.
Your pronunciation is really good, don't worry! What is your address where we can send you a lil' something?
I think what's really the magic of Crows Eye Production is how they link the getting dressed part with the historic and social context. It starts as a normal getting dressed video but then there's always so much more to discover behind that. Definitely worth watching! Thanks so much for this interesting video, Karolina!
OMG. Prior Attire. It's 2 words. I couldn't figure out how to pronounce "priorattire" and thought it was French for something. 😆
NS Cat lol! That’s so cute
Honestly, even when you say your English “isn’t there” I find it so incredibly impressive.
In english Loepsie is pronounced like loop-sy. I love you included pretty much all my favorites.
Dien Thank you! I had been wondering, too.
Toottoot! All aboard!
Destination History Fashion Island.
Have you heard of Glamordaze? Lovely primary source videos of the 20th century