LOVED this video! My son is going to a 1920’s party and we’ve been so lost on what to do! This wrapped it all up with a nice bow!! Thanks so much!! New subscriber here.
I would be utterly delighted to see a video from you on making a late 1910s/early 1920s 'Jazz suit'! Young men in America adored the extremity of the proportions/cut (and so do I, hehe)!
Thank god I found your video before I went to my friends Great Gatsby themed party. Your recommendations took me from thinking the "low effort" look was good enough to finding a dark blue three-piece suit with chalkstripes at a thrift store almost tailored to my size for only $20 USD! I've been ecstatic the last two days over what an incredible find it was and the only reason I even went was from watching this! Thank you so much!
My go-to 20's/30's outfit is somewhat of a cross between bootlegger and jazz junkie. I either wear Oxford bags or a pair of triple-pleat trousers, along with matching waistcoat and jacket, spear-point shirt and vintage black-and-gold necktie. Topping it off is an old brown Dobbs Fifth Avenue hat.
I went to 1920s - 40s company xmas party last year. I sported dark trousers, white shirt with a neck tie, brown waistcoat and a fedora hat. All that topped off with a proper pencil mustache. I know it's not ideal, but still better than half of the clowns in over or undersized rental clothes and the other half who did not even try and wore contemporary casual (read sloppy) clothing. 😂
@Vintagebursche I was both surprised and delighted by the new intro for it being shorter! And had a good laugh about the faux-pas many make. Let's hope those gents watch your brilliant video at all😅
Honestly I just came across this and your other vid bc I'm going to a 20s party and needed some intel for clothes, but I love haberdashery content that clearly has a lot of love+interest+knowledge behind it and that's clearly you (and your look is 💯💯💯) so I subbed
Love this! As someone from the black country, I usually stay away from the peaky blinders dress, as it has negative connotations here due to the modern ne'er-do-wells dressing like them for some reason
It was a faux pas to wear a hat indoors in the 1920s, and it's even more of one now. When I see someone with a hat on in a closed room, I know for sure they're a fool, a poseur, or in the case of a politician in a cowboy hat, both.
Could you wear a turtleneck and overcoat for a 1920s day event? ... Recently watched Brideshead Revisited again and saw the Jeremy Irons character, Charles Ryder, wearing this combination. How accurate is it? 🤔
As far as I know the turtleneck is rooted in the navy and civil sailors making its way to dock and factory workers. I don't know the movie you are referring to, but I wouldn't wearing with a suit before 1950. It was made popular in combination with a suit during the 1960s and later on by leftist intellectuals.
I was at a 20s themed party at the student club just a couple days ago and it is funny and sad at the same time how accurate you described how the most people attending such a party dress there. Pre tied bow ties, clip on braces, skinny jeans, visible belts and shirts under waistcoats, belts combined with suspenders, hats and caps inside and who would even think about putting any effort styling their modern cut hair to get at least a little closer to the 20s hair styles and the imo by far worst thing: the sneakers, hiking shoes, modern winter boots and whatever else awful shoes you can think of. I already set my expectations really low that evening considering I can not expect that much from students of a STEM university fashionwise and I myself was far from perfect in my modern cut rather skinny shawl lapel dinner suit without any waist covering and cap toe oxfords where the heaviest enthuiasts would probably be bothered by the cap toe but I was still disappointed how low the effort was the men made. And I would not even be that bothered by the more peasant looks with the caps inside, the clip on braces without jackets and waistcoats and so on since we students are somewhat like peasants in general but the shoes completely ruin everything for me. The girls were not that much better, a couple ones had decent dresses and hair styles but still many bad shoe choices. The DJ also was quite mediocre, many too modern foxtrot/quickstep tact titles many remixes a few swing titles and completely off topic titles. All in all I should probably not have had any expectations at all but I guess rather than being discouraged to do it somewhat properly we should feel even more encouraged to dress as accurate as possible and make a difference.
Hi Niklas, I tried to do wire transfer to get that physical book but my bank doesn’t support international transfer. Is there another payment method? Thanks Gabriel
I wondered what country you were in. I'm going to a roaring 20's theme party. That an American style. This stuff I'm watching looks like weekend at Downton Abbey. In the 1920's color, yes the American spelling, entered fashion.
I was just looking at another site where they showed women's fashion of the 1920s, and I thought the same thing. There are some great examples of what they wore in the '20s, and what was considered dressy or casual.
Would a cummerbund in the early 20th century style (which is to say, a long sash that isn’t necessarily black/maroon and is perhaps patterned) acceptable to wear to a 1920s party or would it be too out of date?
Depends on the event imho. Not every party in the 1920s had a strict dresscode and for a party of artists and other creative people that would have been absolutely fitting.
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"You're representing a peasant without manners" is a sentence I want to start using just in everyday speech.
...unless you're saying that to a real Peaky Blinder...😉 Just a recommendation.😁
@@MacMichael267 haha duly noted
😂😂😂 me too!!
*Sven Raphael Schneider intensifies*
Great advice! Equally great to see your conversation with Jack again 😄 When worlds collide... 😉
You know it's a great night when the bloody, legendary Vintagebursche uploads, thanks for the tips, mate.
I'm not a man and have not been invited to any theme parties for Christmas but I loved this video.🎩
I love how upset you get about the propeller bowtie and white sneakers guys 😆
As I rarely leave the house without a hat, I would say go for it.
Its a great Saturday morning here in Florida with a new vintagebursche. ❤
LOVED this video! My son is going to a 1920’s party and we’ve been so lost on what to do! This wrapped it all up with a nice bow!! Thanks so much!! New subscriber here.
I would be utterly delighted to see a video from you on making a late 1910s/early 1920s 'Jazz suit'! Young men in America adored the extremity of the proportions/cut (and so do I, hehe)!
The advice to fix all 1920s theme parties 😄
no replys or like - ill fix that
your site fell off 💀
you're not needed here.
Thank god I found your video before I went to my friends Great Gatsby themed party. Your recommendations took me from thinking the "low effort" look was good enough to finding a dark blue three-piece suit with chalkstripes at a thrift store almost tailored to my size for only $20 USD! I've been ecstatic the last two days over what an incredible find it was and the only reason I even went was from watching this! Thank you so much!
My go-to 20's/30's outfit is somewhat of a cross between bootlegger and jazz junkie. I either wear Oxford bags or a pair of triple-pleat trousers, along with matching waistcoat and jacket, spear-point shirt and vintage black-and-gold necktie. Topping it off is an old brown Dobbs Fifth Avenue hat.
I went to 1920s - 40s company xmas party last year. I sported dark trousers, white shirt with a neck tie, brown waistcoat and a fedora hat. All that topped off with a proper pencil mustache.
I know it's not ideal, but still better than half of the clowns in over or undersized rental clothes and the other half who did not even try and wore contemporary casual (read sloppy) clothing. 😂
@Vintagebursche I was both surprised and delighted by the new intro for it being shorter! And had a good laugh about the faux-pas many make. Let's hope those gents watch your brilliant video at all😅
I don't know - I kind of liked the old intro.
Very nice video, love the glasses!
Honestly I just came across this and your other vid bc I'm going to a 20s party and needed some intel for clothes, but I love haberdashery content that clearly has a lot of love+interest+knowledge behind it and that's clearly you (and your look is 💯💯💯) so I subbed
In my case, I usually wear a black comfort blazer from uniqlo and a newsboy cap on my way to school it just feels comfortable and classy.
Nice video. I myself am more a fan of Prussian field jackets and end of 20s-40s suits
I prefer the gangster look, thanks chap!🎩
Well done video. I always enjoy your videos - I wish you would upload more often!
Thank you! And I wish I had the time to make more videos.
Love this! As someone from the black country, I usually stay away from the peaky blinders dress, as it has negative connotations here due to the modern ne'er-do-wells dressing like them for some reason
Recommended just in time for a 1920s theme dance
so classy
Hey, I’m curious if you ever intend to do any meet ups with your fans? Could be a themed party like you’re describing here
If it were an evening occasion, I'd probably opt for wearing an evening tailcoat or a classic black tie ensemble :)
Can you do dressing a 1880s men for a spring weekend
It was a faux pas to wear a hat indoors in the 1920s, and it's even more of one now. When I see someone with a hat on in a closed room, I know for sure they're a fool, a poseur, or in the case of a politician in a cowboy hat, both.
hey, can u make a vid how to sew a mangtoo ( or over coat ) in peaky blinder step by step ?
Going on what I think is a date to what I think is a speakeasy tomorrow so this helps
1:30 that's a GG guy! Should we expect a collaboration?
We had a chat in my video about The Sartorial Club.
Can you wear a vest with double-brested jacket? I saw many photos old of man wearing it like that but never today.
Could you wear a turtleneck and overcoat for a 1920s day event? ... Recently watched Brideshead Revisited again and saw the Jeremy Irons character, Charles Ryder, wearing this combination. How accurate is it? 🤔
As far as I know the turtleneck is rooted in the navy and civil sailors making its way to dock and factory workers. I don't know the movie you are referring to, but I wouldn't wearing with a suit before 1950. It was made popular in combination with a suit during the 1960s and later on by leftist intellectuals.
God wearing these as a woman looks SOOOO good lmao thrift stores are great >:)
So is the stripes suit an option for an evening event? Or only the first two mentioned?
this video couldn't have come at a more perfect time. love iiiit
whered you get the glasses?
new intro! :O
Can a blue suit and black shirt combo work???
NO
Can I wear overhauls and no shirt or socks I actually got that in my wardrobe 😂
I was at a 20s themed party at the student club just a couple days ago and it is funny and sad at the same time how accurate you described how the most people attending such a party dress there. Pre tied bow ties, clip on braces, skinny jeans, visible belts and shirts under waistcoats, belts combined with suspenders, hats and caps inside and who would even think about putting any effort styling their modern cut hair to get at least a little closer to the 20s hair styles and the imo by far worst thing: the sneakers, hiking shoes, modern winter boots and whatever else awful shoes you can think of. I already set my expectations really low that evening considering I can not expect that much from students of a STEM university fashionwise and I myself was far from perfect in my modern cut rather skinny shawl lapel dinner suit without any waist covering and cap toe oxfords where the heaviest enthuiasts would probably be bothered by the cap toe but I was still disappointed how low the effort was the men made.
And I would not even be that bothered by the more peasant looks with the caps inside, the clip on braces without jackets and waistcoats and so on since we students are somewhat like peasants in general but the shoes completely ruin everything for me. The girls were not that much better, a couple ones had decent dresses and hair styles but still many bad shoe choices. The DJ also was quite mediocre, many too modern foxtrot/quickstep tact titles many remixes a few swing titles and completely off topic titles.
All in all I should probably not have had any expectations at all but I guess rather than being discouraged to do it somewhat properly we should feel even more encouraged to dress as accurate as possible and make a difference.
Hi Niklas, I tried to do wire transfer to get that physical book but my bank doesn’t support international transfer. Is there another payment method?
Thanks Gabriel
Hey Gabriel, thank you for your interest. The only alternative is PayPal.
@@Vintagebursche ok 👍. Thanks for getting back to me:) As always I appreciate what your doing😊
I'm making an anime project that takes place in the 1910s and 20s, does that count lol.
Im doing this without q whole party thing
I wondered what country you were in. I'm going to a roaring 20's theme party. That an American style.
This stuff I'm watching looks like weekend at Downton Abbey.
In the 1920's color, yes the American spelling, entered fashion.
I was just looking at another site where they showed women's fashion of the 1920s, and I thought the same thing. There are some great examples of what they wore in the '20s, and what was considered dressy or casual.
Would a cummerbund in the early 20th century style (which is to say, a long sash that isn’t necessarily black/maroon and is perhaps patterned) acceptable to wear to a 1920s party or would it be too out of date?
Depends on the event imho. Not every party in the 1920s had a strict dresscode and for a party of artists and other creative people that would have been absolutely fitting.
Out of curiosity what about women?
Ladieswear is not my area of expertise, but there are a lot of YT channels on historical clothing for women.
Can’t tell if that question was sarcasm or not….bc This guy has never been to a party w/ women 😂😂😂😂😂😂
This guy looks like my old Therapist
Peaky Blinder: peaked cap, razor optional
Great vid to make a one off party 500+ euro
First off, i LOVE your content. You taught me how to make welt pockets and I'm unstoppable.
Second WHERE TF is your dramatic intro???
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
*Tips fedora 👨🏻💼🍝🕵🏻♂️🇮🇹🤵🏻♂️
My man taking this way too serious lol
1920s asmongold
Is he an English man with a strong German accent? Be careful with your accent whenever Ka ma la is around. Shie's a renowned chame leon 🦎
How in the world did you relate this to politics?
Is that mr beast
Bit more complicated, the rules about hats in the 1920s. For instance, in lower-end speakeasies men often kept their hats on.
Next thing we know they bringing back slavery into style lol
Men dress like this regularly.
A lot of man-children today. . . Sweatpants and tennis shoes. Bah!
Cringe