The Entire History of The Strawberry Dress & Beading One Entirely By Hand
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Hi friends! This is a deep dive into one of 2020s biggest fashion trends, and the build video for finally making my own interpretation of Lirika Matoshi’s Strawberry Dress after all this time. Please comment down below if you liked this format, I really enjoyed researching this dress and phenomena around it and I’d love to do more videos like it, so let me know if you’d like that too.
Sources, Fabrics, Beads, and other creators mentioned in the video are all linked below.
Also To the people asking! Update: The channel is monetized now!
Lirika’s Website
lirikamatoshi.com/
More on Kosovo
• The entire history of ...
Minjalinjee’s breakdown of the dress
• Is the Strawberry Dres...
Casey’s Tandor embroidery video
• I built an embroidery ...
Sources
lirikamatoshi.com/pages/about
www.teutamatoshi.com/pages/bi...
lirikamatoshi.com/blogs/news/...
www.nytimes.com/2020/08/18/st... www.vogue.com/article/strawbe...
www.forbes.com/sites/stephanr...
www.vogue.it/en/fashion/acces...
www.elle.com/it/moda/street-s...
www.thecut.com/2017/05/lirika...
www.revistavanityfair.es/lujo...
Fabrics used: (not affiliate links)
www.fabric.com/buy/dw-273/108...
www.fabric.com/buy/dw-251/108...
www.fabric.com/buy/dw-243/108...
Beads used: (also not affiliate)
The heart beads: www.ebay.com/itm/254720831663...
www.ebay.com/itm/184749961181...
www.ebay.com/itm/324357396498...
Strawberry dress making videos shown:
• I DIY the strawberry d...
• Making the Strawberry ...
• I Made The Strawberry ...
• Making The "Strawberry...
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Lirika & Kosovo
2:18 - My Design
4:10 - How to Hand Bead
6:02 - Lirika & Instagram
7:40 - Making the Skirts
9:44 - How the dress ate Tiktok
12:00 - Initial dress hype
14:12 - Making the bodice & sleeves
17:08 - Is copying this design even ok?
19:24 - Reveal
19:47 - Chase your dreams friend
20:20 - Outro
Music:
Most tracks came from here:
Animal Crossing-esque Music:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2EJJ...
soundcloud: / trashkidd
Dramatic Brass Music:
/ @thewesterlies
For questions, concerns, and more progress:
/ sarahspaceman
For Patterns
/ sarahspaceman
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As someone who owns the strawberry dress, I think your dress became so sheer because of the tulle used. The tulle used in the strawberry dress is very compact. The holes are smaller which makes it so the tull becomes more opaque, especially when you layer it. Of course, I can't really tell from a video about how compact your tulle is, but I do think the tulle you used is less compact than the tulle used in the original dress.
But no matter that, the dress turned out really nice :)
How does this have 1k likes but no comments?
I love how this video combined both history and construction! Really interesting to learn the history of the strawberry dress and to see it's ideas carried over in your strawberry dress too!
You made all the strawberries by HAND?? holy moly my back hurts just thinking around it! This is so so interesting, and you did a magnificent job on the dress!!
Have you seen those beaded stockings she made for a recent cosplay? It was INSANE
I wasn’t expecting so much research to be honest, but the whole complicated history from the original seamstress and the turn the dress took was so interesting ! I’d definitely love to see more videos like these, i don’t have any specific ideas of subjects tho (except hoping that next project will allow you to do not need to do load of extra hours and to rest a bit !). Also I really liked the discussion of inspiration/copy you opened from this project, and related to that I was wondering if you would apply the same opinion for the bead embroidery techniques you showed on video (if it’s okay if ppl use the same combinations etc) ?
Otherwise I agree with that statement about bonnets. They are amazing ❤️
Thank you! And of course! The strawberrys are pretty easy for begginner beaders, so Id love to see people make the same ones to learn how to bead :)
I love the one-two punch of history lesson and tutorial-slash-"i made the such and such article of clothing" video. This made it so enjoyable to watch because firstly, i love art history and learning about modern artists, but secondly, I feel like "I made the such and such article of clothing" videos are kinda overplayed and repetitive. This was a very refreshing take! Thank you!
Can I just say that Lirika is already one of the prettiest names I have ever heard in my entire life and the dress is gorgeous.
But do you even know what it means in Albanian, do you?!
@@whynot6266 As if you know the meaning of every single existing name on the planet that you have ever uttered. Just let people like the name!
Really pretty! I love the embroidered strawberries, and it was super cool to see so much context for the creator of the OG Strawberry Dress.
Thank you!
I'm not into Tiktok or trends, so the only reason I was even peripherally aware of the Strawberry Dress was because of a friend who is. That said, I loved the deep dive that didn't treat any of the dress's history as cringe. It's a beautiful story, but there are many iceberg meme users who would totally have treated fashion and OCs as a joke. Your respect and consideration for Lirika and mailleur_maker are obvious, and honestly made it so enjoyable for me to watch this video. I would love to see another one!
I really love how educational this video is- the moment you mentioned that Lirika was the one who made the tights that I kept seeing on pinterest every now and then gave me this sense of unexpected satisfaction because I was never really able to find out the direct source. You answered a lot of my questions and I learnt so much information ^^
I’m from Kosovo and it’s a very small place but everyone here is very proud because we are finally starting to get a notice😊
Lirika Matoshi’s story is very inspiring and I would love to see more videos like this from you. I found your way of sharing what information you’ve gathered very entertaining and it was apparent that you were excited to share. Keep up the hard work, I can’t wait to see what else you create! (Your dress turned out so cute btw, it looks great)
Aww thank you so much! 🥰🥰
I saw that video of the cosplayer on TikTok receiving the dress, and the first thing I did was sharing it with my best cosplay friend. It’s so weird watching this video and finally understand the full circle with the story behind. So thank you. 👏🏻
Your content has easily become my favourite, so I hope to see your channel grow well and fast! The hard work and passion is showing, you deserve it. 🥰
This video is really good, I didn’t know the story of the dress and you provided all the informations perfectly. Your version of the dress turned out really cute, I like it a lot. Keep making videos, you’re very good at this 🔥🔥❤️
Thanks so much!
Before this, I thought the world was being dramatic about the dress and how much it costed. Now, I think it's priceless.
I love both types of videos (cosplay or this) but if you did another one like this I’d love to see one made about Selkie dresses or making your own Lolita dress and the history! Either way, you are a hella cool person
Aww Thank you! I may get around to doing another one of these deep dives next year, and I have been wanting a selkie dress :)
Her story is truly inspiring, It adds so much more magic to all the attention the dress got
You defeated the beast! I can't believe all that beading only took you like three months. So proud of you for this one between the editing, research and actual garment itself! 🥰🥰🥰
The video was historical and fun to watch. I love the version of your dress and still paying homage to the original.
your specific combo of showing the construction of dresses in a way that is not-really-a-tutorial, but at the same time making specific deep-dives (like showing how you embroider the strawberries, or your sewing-techniques-overexplained segments) are so so good!!! i love learning about garment construction and your way of presenting it makes it so the infos are given in really easy-to-swallow pieces. that makes the videos really entertaining to me while i still get to learn something :D
Unrelated but WOW as someone who makes beaded bracelets and sews, hand beading is SO smart and combines the best of my hobbies!
I absolutely LOVE the deep dive element to this!! It's so wild how such seemingly unrelated things came together and made this dress become so well known and loved. Your dress turned out so cute!!
I didn't realize how much significance this dress has until now. Your video was very educational. Thank you for your hard work :).
I've been fascinated by this dress like so many people, so it's great to see it's history and learn about the designer. Thank you!
You did an amazing job making the dress!!! I have such an urge to make a version myself now but with sakuras instead of strawberries!
Oh that would be SO PRETTY do it!! and thank you!
I love how much research you put into your videos - Everything Ive watched from you has entertained and informed me in Equal enormous dividends. Thank you for all the work you do!!
I really liked how you told the story of the dress while showing your own work process, It's also credits all the contributing artist and also put more meaning in you work.
I love how you were able to put into context the history and evolution of what has become an iconic garment. It was a fascinating dive into modern couture and I would love to see more. Well done!
I’ve had an idea for a Strawberry dress interpretation for a while. Hearing all of your research has moved it to the top of my plans for the year. I love this level of research.
This video is amazing. I love the way you described the history of the dress's popularity and your own recreation process
Never heard or seen this dress before but you're incredibly good at making the history behind it seem interesting. A really great video all together! Thanks for your hard work,it's really appreciated!
As much as I love watching cosplay tutorials (especially genshin) I loved listening to all the research you did! I wouldn't have known this much about the dress without your video, so what I'm trying to say is that I would to see both kinds of content! :D
I watched this video months ago and it inspired me to also make my own version of the Strawberry Dress! And after her other video where she crocheted strawberries, I decided to make my own entirely crocheted strawberry dress! It took me months but I got done with it today and I'm so proud of myself 😭 Thank you so much Sarah for being such a big inspiration!
This is such an amazing video. The way you spoke about the dress with so much respect and appreciation while creating your own version of the dress is so awe inspiring. I love the red corset belt you added as it gave it such an umph.
Context is so important and people don’t realize it-we live in a world where we consume very thing instantly, at face value and bubble chambers make it really easy to do that. Having someone who is creative go through the whole research and history process and make the part of the “entertainment” is sooo important because it’s often done but not often enough highlighted.
I love that you include as much information as you could, love it.
Your research and retelling of Lirika's story drove me to tears. It's so cool to hear about the creators behind viral art and fashion. You've gained a new subscriber
absolutely love this video. been following you on insta for years so it’s fun to see more of your art and the process of making it!
I reallt love and appreciate how detailed and well thought your explanations are, about the strawberry dress, its creator and the dress you're making for yourself and how you make it🥰
I loved how much history this video taught me. Your version of the dress was beautiful. I am also very happy to find out they come in plus sizes Makes me so giddy to buy it in the future.
Your videos are such high quality!! I love that you put in the research behind your creations! You are a lovely inspiration
Great vid, watched this without really knowing about how making clothes happens and came out with an appreciation for different fabrics working together cleanly.
your comment "you might make the next strawberry dress" felt so inspirational i am crying
I had never heard of the strawberry dress but I can see why everyone loves it. The history of the dress and it's designer is surprisingly interesting and you tell it so well. And the process of making the dress is very cool to watch. Well done.
I loved the story behind the original strawberry dress and Sarah's version of it in the end.
i loved the mix of the history and your construction of the dress!! i'm so glad youtube recommended me this channel, i love all your videos!!
The research that went to this video (incidentally the first one that I watched from you) was more than enough to make me subscribe. Thank you for that in depth info because I appreciated this dress and your effort to recreate this dress (with your own twists) even more! Thanks so much for this video!
I had NO idea just how much history there was behind this dress! Thank you for teaching me something new in the fashion world, and as always for sharing your creative process with us. It was a very entertaining, beautiful, and informative video.
this feels like such a niche diamond in the rough video that I’ve found I am confounded as to why it doesn’t have millions of views. I love the informal video essay format you used that told the dress’ history while you detailed the construction of your version, I never once felt bored watching this video 👏👏
I love how you explained all the history and the process
This video randomly popped for me and I'm so glad I clicked. I think mist of the comments have pointed how informative and well made it was so I'd just like to add: being a millennial, it's so healing to be able to celebrate femininity. I hadn't realized this before. Thank you 💖
This video gave me chills, multiple times, at various points. I love the editing, the story telling and the blend with the creation of your own dress just made my day.
Your channel continues to delight and surprise me! Keep up the fantastic work!
Wow, thank you so much!
This video just came up on my recommendations and it's brilliant. The quality of editing, lighting, camera work, research, sewing skill, script, storytelling, etc are mind boggling for such a small channel. Definitely following, keep up the good work!
i would have never known about lirika's story if your video didn't come across my recommended! i've gone through and watched just about everything because i love how educational, fun, and accessible to others your videos are! i will always subscribe to someone showing sewing as something other than following commercial patterns. 🌟
You have produced quality entertainment. This is very cultivating spreading so much understanding about dimensions that were old like cuture and fashion with the new dimensions of social media. A documentary of all things are possible, that destiny is possible, very encouraging indeed. Thank you.
I absolutely loved the historical and biographical elements of this video and would love to see you do more of these deep dives. I don't have any ideas for what to do next, but I definitely enjoy the more thorough and information-focused direction of this video.
Thanks for spending weeks of hard work to entertain us for 20 minutes. ❤ the dress is a stunner!!!! The strawberries are amazing!!!!
I never wanted this dress. But after hearing the story behind it and seeing how much work you put into it as well, I kind of want it now. The original.
Ive never fully ever been into costume or outfit design even when I did cosplay myself but as of recently I’ve started to get my own little inspiration to want to try to make clothing or at least find pieces that just genuinely feel nice and are made by small or local businesses, or even occasionally thrifted stuff
I find this very beautiful though, the way you portray the story of the dress with both its history and showing your take and construction is very well done. The video was great, and while not among the content I normally see or get recommended was definitely worth taking the time to sit and watch! Thank you and hope you have a lovely day 🥰💜
I just found this channel tonight but I love it. Your process is meticulous, thorough, and a touch madness… but like in the best possible way. Very fascinating and relaxing vids that make me want to fabric sculpt again
I love how your video pays homage to something that many people may write off as frivolous fashion treads. It really highlights how the fashion world is a unique art that incorporates self expression, feminism, economic opportunity and intersects body shaming, cosplay and social media.
Thank you for taking the time to share your research and your work with us!
I appreciate you talking about the creator and not just the price !! I’ve been following her since the strawberry dress blew up but had no idea there was so much to her story. I’ve also seen a LOT of “making the strawberry dress” videos, and maybe it’s just my poor memory or inattention, but I don’t remember anybody else talking about it! 💛
Also, the editing and organization of the information/your research and actually making the dress is really good! It was a good balance :)
The dress came out beautifully! Great job!! I also really loved all the background information and mini tutorials you gave us, thank you 🥰
I LOVE this style of video. Your format is incredibly well researched, spoken, and your story brought an aspect of passion for fashion. Beautiful dress and work 😍
beautiful creation, love the fact you not only credited the original creator but you also told her story. I love this and hope to see more of it.
Wow, what a beautiful story about how the dress was created.
This Video is just what i needed today, thank you. Your Voice is just so calming and the deep dive was realy intressting. I realy hope more people finde your channel
I think I've binge watched almost all your videos now while recovering from a cold and this is def one of my faves!
I love learning just about anything and getting to see the history of the dress was great ^w^
i walked into this house failing my history class and not knowing anything about this dress besides the fact that it exists. anyways so i've come out holding the knowledge of the world in my hands and i think i feel a lot smarter!!!!! this format is very nice and i appreciate all the work you put into it, and i'm not a cosplay or sewing person but this video was just so fun and informative to watch that you have gained a very amazed, starry-eyed subscriber
I just found your channel today and I loved this video! I really appreciated the level of research, which is on par with my favorite historical fashion creators, combined with cosplay and modern fashion perspectives, and a detailed, easy-to-follow tutorial to top it off! I have the feeling your channel is going to be a new favorite of mine.
Aww thank you so much! That really means so much to me! 🥰🥰
I loved the history of the dress. Thank you for sharing. Just started listening as I was working on my next cosplay for Dragoncon 2023. Hope you have a great rest of your day!
I like how much research you did and how you explained how to embroider the bead strawberries.
Thanks for sharing the Story of lirika matoshi. She's incredible and so are both of your dresses.
You beading your own strawberries makes me more interested in beading some of my own outfits, especially now that I know a good way of doing so. Thank you! 😊
I love how well-made this video is. Equal parts educational and entertaining. Keep up the good work!
I'm both entertained and educated. This is such well-done content I am just blown away. Thank you Sarah! And please keep em coming.
This video is the perfect combo of video essay and sewing content that I love!!! Plus internet trends. A holy trinity
It was really well researched and you got to showcase all of your sewing talent as well. Just sublime 😃😃😃
I watch all of the videos from the creators that you did the pop-ups with in regards to the strawberry dress. And wound up making my own. I absolutely love the history and background of the designer because although those creators credited her none of them included that info so what you're giving us is truly unique. I love it
Edit: I'm disappointed that there was no twirly reveal
Super impressive sewing and creativity and I loved you going into the history of this. What an inspiring story!
I’m so glad I found your channel! Seeing all this dedication shows such beauty in art and the world. I found it so inspiring and I felt the love that goes into art.
Thanks so much!
Wonderful!!!!!!! Loved hearing the whole story and the construction
You are so much fun to watch! Great entertainment value AND very informative, my fave kind of vids!
I didn't know about the history of this dress or it's creator so thank you for sharing it. It's a really beautiful and inspiring story. I also love your take on it and the effort all that hand beading took
Thank you for the lovely video! I always enjoy a making video with the history behind it. And the hand embroidered strawberries are just *chef kiss*. Also love the little red waist corset corset, it's such a lovely pop of color to tie the strawberries in.
The whole story of strawberry dress is very fascinating I even write an entire thesis about it ahahah and you made such a pretty dress💜💜
Your video introduced me to the strawberry dress and as someone who knew nothing of its existence, I really appreciated the deep dive into the history and meaningfulness of the dress. Also no idea why your video showed up on my home page but I love watching people create and show their expertise over a medium. A subscriber you have gained!
OMG stahp! I love you, thank you so much for the shout out. You can borrow my loom in 6 months when I'm done with this project lol
Haha no problem! Gotta at least tell people how it should be done.
TH-cam recommended this video to me I think because I have been buying a lot of beaded handmade shirts from a local artist and I’m so glad that I was led here thanks so much. New follower alert
Just found you this week and I’ve been binging your content while I craft and goodness it is lovely to watch and listen to you
I love how well put together this video was. You beautifully combined cosplay/crafting along with educational backstory. I feel obligated to subscribe now
Love, love, LOVED this video!! Excellent work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Honestly!!!? The delivery of this was really (so) solid, I liked the podcast/history vibe + the construction too, I watched the video all the way through
Not going to lie, you're the first person I've seen doing the sewing tutorial/deep dive combo and it's a winner of a concept.
It's really interesting to see the whole history of this dress! I knew that there was some controversy about the knockoffs but I never knew it was made by a small independent company. That's extremely important knowledge to have out there, and extremely inspiring as well. Thank you so much for making this video!
i love that your making a spring/summer outfit in the winter i love wearing flowers and butterflies in the middle of winter
I really love the way this video is structured! Makes it so much more fun to watch the whole video, bc sometimes people get lazy and skip the history part but it was great with much research gone to it! Loved the video
I LOVED this video. I had no idea that the strawberry dress had that kind of history. I learned so much about it and about making a dress itself!
this was so cool! I loved the combination of research and sewing in it
I really enjoyed the history of the dress portion and of course watching you create something beautiful. Great job. I love your videos. ❤
Thanks for the deep dive explanation! I never got the strawberry dress, now I do.
This is my first time being on your channel and I LOVED it! I absolutely love watching someone complete a project, but adding in the story and history behind it left me wanting to watch more! I can tell you put so much work into this video!