We do . . . if you can pay Dior, Chanel, or Vaulthier prices. If you look at many antique clothes, as I do, for all the classes from the Middle Ages on, you quickly see that that the poor did indeed stitch everything by hand, but they had the cheapest fabrics, which, nevertheless, wore better and were vastly more comfortable than synthetics today. Most were hurriedly and none too carefully stitched. Still, I'd rather wear the garment of a poor woman in 1400 than the cheap clothes today, which I have to wear because I can't sew nor can I afford the fabric that would make it worthwhile.
@@fabianalfonsoooo idk what that all means but the oils on our hands and skin will deteriorate the clothing- so if they are authentic it's a miracle it survived all this time anyway so touching it is endangering the fabric now they could be remanufactored to look like originals in which case touching then wouldn't be a worry. If not it is a historic artifact and should be handled with care as any other object would.
What an absolutely beautiful coat. Sometimes I wish we still had that level of craftsmanship in our clothes.
You wouldn't be able to afford it anyway
We do . . . if you can pay Dior, Chanel, or Vaulthier prices. If you look at many antique clothes, as I do, for all the classes from the Middle Ages on, you quickly see that that the poor did indeed stitch everything by hand, but they had the cheapest fabrics, which, nevertheless, wore better and were vastly more comfortable than synthetics today. Most were hurriedly and none too carefully stitched. Still, I'd rather wear the garment of a poor woman in 1400 than the cheap clothes today, which I have to wear because I can't sew nor can I afford the fabric that would make it worthwhile.
@@jan-nn9ix Well there’s no difference between suits then and suits now. Some are cheaper; some are more expensive.
I wish this video had someone talk about the collection while they were setting up.
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This is amazing!!!
I’d love to see any clothing made over 200 years ago in real life
Why are they playing it without gloves?
just solo is that a problem? that wasn't god's clothes smdh
@@samuel_soo thank you
@@fabianalfonsoooo idk what that all means but the oils on our hands and skin will deteriorate the clothing- so if they are authentic it's a miracle it survived all this time anyway so touching it is endangering the fabric now they could be remanufactored to look like originals in which case touching then wouldn't be a worry. If not it is a historic artifact and should be handled with care as any other object would.
I'm amazed they handled these without gloves!
Modern clothes are neither aesthetically pleasing or functional.
We have lost the sense of and respect for fabulousity.