Love it! I'm always curious about "non-flappers", haha. Many people don't realize that flappers weren't exactly approved by general society and it was often not a lifestyle an average woman could afford as far as reputation. Suggestion for future vids: Anne of Austria, Xishi, Queen Louise of Prussia, Mata Hari, Ava Gardner, and Empress Josephine.
I've been watching your videos for years. It's been so nice to see you grow and become such an intelligent, educated and thoughtful young woman. I hope my daughter grows up to be someone like you, sweetie.
I think Miss Gish was quite beautiful as well! At about 17 years old I fell in love with silent cinema....and Gish. I even wrote her a fan letter! And she very graciously responded! She was in her late eighties by then and I imagine it amused her greatly to receive fan mail from a smitten teenager!
Lillian Gish was very gorgeous and glamorous right up until her old age! I was surprised at how easy the hairstyle was. You look a lot like her, actually.
I think this is my favorite of all of your series. You always nail it. These are so much fun for we, the viewers. I'm always excited to see who you've decided to tackle next. Also? I'm super tickled that you chose Lillian Gish. Broken Blossoms had a huge effect on me when we watched it in film class. I then watched as many of Gish's movies as I could get my hands on.
This is so beautiful. Lillian Gish was so classy and had such an iconic, relaxed look to her . Wow , I can’t believe she was 99 . Self preservation has it’s rewards
Great tutorial. I enjoy watching these historical beauty series because I learn a lot of interesting facts about the defenition of beauty durring diferent periods of time. I would love to see Mara Belcheva, Lora Karavelova or Nevena Kokanova. Mara was a bulgarian poet and a high life lady durring the late 19th and early 20th centure. She translated Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra to bulgarian, which was a great challenge, especially for a women, no matter how respected she was. Her husband was murdered durring an atempt for assassination of Bulgaria's prime minister then. She never married again, but spent time with the poet Pencho Slaveykov, who brought the symbolism in bulgarian literature. She was with him in his final years, and when people asked Pencho why would not he prepoce to her, ne would answer that he does not want to be a burden for her. Lora was also a member of the highlife durring the early 20th century. Her father was a minister and brother of the poet revolutioner Luben Karavelov. Her mother was a very powerful lady, she forced her into a political marrige, but after gining birth to her second son she runs away in London, where she send some essays to be pupblished in "Misul"(Thought) - a newspaper, that publihed new authors and one's that have already build a name, but it was very critical and with high standarts so if you have your work in there a lot of doors would open. Durring her time there she also finds about the death of Mina Todorova, who was in love with the poet Peyo Yavorov. Lora went to Paris, where Mina had went to study, but got sick, died and was berried(her grav is still there today). Peyo would go to her grave every day and Lora would also visit it, so she could see Yavorov. Yavorov is the most gentle author of the bulgarian litherature, and although not being very hansome, Lora had decided to make him hers, because she was concidered to be one of the biggest beauties in the country back then and qonqoring the heart of the biggest writter at that time would meke her very respected. At first Yavorov wanted to be friends, and she did actualy called him "my dear friend" in her early letters, but eventualy Lora got divored with her husband and they started living together. Then got married. But Lora was a very jellous lady, she wanted Yavorov's eyes to look at her only and one night, after returning form a gathering at a friend's house she accused him into flirting with another women, after that she took his gun and shot herself, he thied to kill himself too but he got blind instead. The next year was a very hard year for him, very few of his friends stayed by his side, a very big part of the society believed that he murdered Lora. And in 1914, a year after his first suicede attempt he tried again, this time succsefuly. Nevena is Bulgaria's Golden age of cinema star. She, even today is an example of bulgarian women's beauty. Her best known roles are Irina in Tobbaco, based on a book with the same name, showing the last decade before Bulgaria turn into a communist republic and Elisaveta in The Peach Theif, also based on a literature work with the same name. Her movies are one of the most loved and watched. She was even called "the first lady of bulgarian cinema." Sorry for the long comment.
@Loepsie Yay!!!! You did my favorite! ! So beautiful! Great tutorial. I'm lucky enough to live close to where she once resided. We even have a Blvd named after her and A beautiful Mural of her in town. Thnx so much for sharing ♡♥♡
So awesome! I love how you've done so many creative tutorials; they're always so pretty and easy to follow. Maybe do the Romanov sisters, or Veronica Lake?
Thank you so much for making this video and sharing it.Lillian Gish is my favorite actress.My hair isn't long right now but it will grow out again soon so I can try this.It looks very pretty on you.Thanks again!
Wow !!! How amazing you did lillian 💗 Shes one of the most beautiful actresses ever ! You should do Mary pickford next as her hair was slightly different even tho both lillian and Mary are from the same era.
I love this video! Thank you so much. Theda Bara and Bettie Page please *-* (kisses from Spain! you make one of the most interesting channels in TH-cam)
I agree - Lillian Gish is a beautiful woman (I used to wish I looked like her, sometimes I still think that :P) but she was also really talented and, more importantly, a really nice and humble lady. She and her sister, Dorothy Gish (who was also talented and beautiful in her own right), were along with their childhood friend Mary Pickford are some of my favourite film actresses. They really did help improve film acting for the people later to come and their acting is pretty much just as good today as it was then. :)
It is fascinating how thin lips were popular back then. Now, it is popular to have massive lip injections and bulbous lips. Give it 10 years, and thin lips will be back in fashion. It just goes to show that you should never follow fashion, just do what you think is beautiful.
te pareces mucho a Lilian, el problema es siempre como te maquillas las cejas. son muy arqueadas y bueno me encantan tus videos mejoraste mucho con el tiempo :) xx
Love it! I'm always curious about "non-flappers", haha. Many people don't realize that flappers weren't exactly approved by general society and it was often not a lifestyle an average woman could afford as far as reputation.
Suggestion for future vids: Anne of Austria, Xishi, Queen Louise of Prussia, Mata Hari, Ava Gardner, and Empress Josephine.
She was at her peak before the flapper time though. It was that Mary Pickford/Theda Bara era.
Well, true, though she did make some pretty well known movies in the 20s and generally had a long career :).
I've been watching your videos for years. It's been so nice to see you grow and become such an intelligent, educated and thoughtful young woman. I hope my daughter grows up to be someone like you, sweetie.
+Julie That's about the biggest compliment one could get, thank you
I think Miss Gish was quite beautiful as well! At about 17 years old I fell in love with silent cinema....and Gish. I even wrote her a fan letter! And she very graciously responded! She was in her late eighties by then and I imagine it amused her greatly to receive fan mail from a smitten teenager!
lucky you, if that's true, lol!
also respect to you for watching silwnt films
Lillian Gish was very gorgeous and glamorous right up until her old age! I was surprised at how easy the hairstyle was. You look a lot like her, actually.
I think this is my favorite of all of your series. You always nail it. These are so much fun for we, the viewers. I'm always excited to see who you've decided to tackle next. Also? I'm super tickled that you chose Lillian Gish. Broken Blossoms had a huge effect on me when we watched it in film class. I then watched as many of Gish's movies as I could get my hands on.
+torrinpaige Thank you so much! :)
@@Loepsie fun fact : Lillian Gish was fainted during production of broken blossom because during that time was A flu pandemic .
This series is absolutely MY FAVORITE!!!
That look is spot-on! I'd love to see Hedy Lamarr sometime in the future :)
I adore Lillian Gish ...fave film: The Wind .. and of course Broken Blossoms .... Thank you for showing us how to recreate her wonderful look!
Lillian Gish is an ethereal beauty. You've captured her - so lovely!
what about early Cher? Like with the straight sleek hair and big eyes?
Samie Hartley the 70s Cher.
This is so beautiful. Lillian Gish was so classy and had such an iconic, relaxed look to her . Wow , I can’t believe she was 99 . Self preservation has it’s rewards
This is great!! I LOVE Lillian Gish Thanks for this wonderful tutorial!!! You look so incredible!!
When i was looking up Lillian Gish i found u.
Love how u give a little history lesson on her.
She was just angelic
Glad i found u
Ur beautiful too
Anna Karina!! Especially the updo look from Une Femme est une femme!! :D
From the first frame...YOU NAILED IT! Great job!
Great tutorial! I love that kind of look!
Love the hair!
Wow, this one is definitely one of my favorites :D
love this
You recreate the hairstyles so well in all your beauty beacons videos, it's incredible :).
Great tutorial. I enjoy watching these historical beauty series because I learn a lot of interesting facts about the defenition of beauty durring diferent periods of time. I would love to see Mara Belcheva, Lora Karavelova or Nevena Kokanova.
Mara was a bulgarian poet and a high life lady durring the late 19th and early 20th centure. She translated Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra to bulgarian, which was a great challenge, especially for a women, no matter how respected she was. Her husband was murdered durring an atempt for assassination of Bulgaria's prime minister then. She never married again, but spent time with the poet Pencho Slaveykov, who brought the symbolism in bulgarian literature. She was with him in his final years, and when people asked Pencho why would not he prepoce to her, ne would answer that he does not want to be a burden for her.
Lora was also a member of the highlife durring the early 20th century. Her father was a minister and brother of the poet revolutioner Luben Karavelov. Her mother was a very powerful lady, she forced her into a political marrige, but after gining birth to her second son she runs away in London, where she send some essays to be pupblished in "Misul"(Thought) - a newspaper, that publihed new authors and one's that have already build a name, but it was very critical and with high standarts so if you have your work in there a lot of doors would open. Durring her time there she also finds about the death of Mina Todorova, who was in love with the poet Peyo Yavorov. Lora went to Paris, where Mina had went to study, but got sick, died and was berried(her grav is still there today). Peyo would go to her grave every day and Lora would also visit it, so she could see Yavorov. Yavorov is the most gentle author of the bulgarian litherature, and although not being very hansome, Lora had decided to make him hers, because she was concidered to be one of the biggest beauties in the country back then and qonqoring the heart of the biggest writter at that time would meke her very respected. At first Yavorov wanted to be friends, and she did actualy called him "my dear friend" in her early letters, but eventualy Lora got divored with her husband and they started living together. Then got married. But Lora was a very jellous lady, she wanted Yavorov's eyes to look at her only and one night, after returning form a gathering at a friend's house she accused him into flirting with another women, after that she took his gun and shot herself, he thied to kill himself too but he got blind instead. The next year was a very hard year for him, very few of his friends stayed by his side, a very big part of the society believed that he murdered Lora. And in 1914, a year after his first suicede attempt he tried again, this time succsefuly.
Nevena is Bulgaria's Golden age of cinema star. She, even today is an example of bulgarian women's beauty. Her best known roles are Irina in Tobbaco, based on a book with the same name, showing the last decade before Bulgaria turn into a communist republic and Elisaveta in The Peach Theif, also based on a literature work with the same name. Her movies are one of the most loved and watched. She was even called "the first lady of bulgarian cinema."
Sorry for the long comment.
can you do a tutorial of the silent film actress Mary Pickford??
Miriam Cooper! You should do her next!
@Loepsie Yay!!!! You did my favorite! ! So beautiful! Great tutorial. I'm lucky enough to live close to where she once resided. We even have a Blvd named after her and A beautiful Mural of her in town. Thnx so much for sharing ♡♥♡
Do Empress Josephine or Mary Queen of Scots, they're amazing people and style icons!
Wow you actually look like you could be family haha great job! I would LOVE to see you do Vivien Leigh.
What a good idea to make Lilian Gish ! :D This suits you very well, by the way.
incredible !!!!!
I bet it is fun researching for these videos! I love the little history tidbits you add, so interesting! thank you :)
So awesome! I love how you've done so many creative tutorials; they're always so pretty and easy to follow. Maybe do the Romanov sisters, or Veronica Lake?
very nice! I loved this video! Your hair is amazing!
You look very similar to her! The hair suits you perfectly.
Thank you so much for making this video and sharing it.Lillian Gish is my favorite actress.My hair isn't long right now but it will grow out again soon so I can try this.It looks very pretty on you.Thanks again!
You are very talented! I love these videos xo
I was unfamiliar with Lillian Gish but I'm so glad I do now! I think this is my favorite Beauty Beacons episode :)
This may sound weird, but I love your eye colour! They look like a really pretty hazel
This gal looks like she would make a knock-out gorgeous actress herself!
I know right
Wow !!! How amazing you did lillian 💗 Shes one of the most beautiful actresses ever ! You should do Mary pickford next as her hair was slightly different even tho both lillian and Mary are from the same era.
Lillian Gish is my fav
Wow! That's it exactly. Cool!
thank you for making this Lillian Gish makeup tutorial I needed this for my decades project on the 1920's before the Great Depression
I love this video! Thank you so much. Theda Bara and Bettie Page please *-* (kisses from Spain! you make one of the most interesting channels in TH-cam)
Subscribed :) Jacqueline Kennedy bc you have similar characteristics and beauty.
Thank you and welcome! ^^
Great idea
I agree - Lillian Gish is a beautiful woman (I used to wish I looked like her, sometimes I still think that :P) but she was also really talented and, more importantly, a really nice and humble lady. She and her sister, Dorothy Gish (who was also talented and beautiful in her own right), were along with their childhood friend Mary Pickford are some of my favourite film actresses. They really did help improve film acting for the people later to come and their acting is pretty much just as good today as it was then. :)
Love this look on you! You really look like you belong back then.
Could you do the silent film actress Barbara Lamarr. She was the actress Hedy Lamarr was named after. I'm very much enjoying your videos.
I love how much research you put in to all of your tutorials. Have you thought of doing Greta Garbo?
Love it :) how about Mona Lisa?
Yay!!! 😁😁😁😁
Sounds weird, but these smaller doll like lips look very good on you
Mary Queen of scots please?
You should go all the way and recreate one of her silent movie scenes.
I love this one!! Can you pls do Helen of Troy? ☺
Mary Pickford Vs Lillian Gish
This was a beautiful video. I will once more ask for Diane de Poitiers.
You're being very beautiful helps you in doing this. This isn't something i know anything about, but interesting. Do you work in the film industry?
you should do nell gywn!
Oh please do Helen of Troy or Veronica Lake!! 💕
jij kan in een film gaan spelen in de oude tijd prachtig!
Subscribe! Super interesting tutorial! LOVED IT.
You would make me sooooo happy if you could cover Twiggy ;D She is my total style beacon.
Hi! Jackie Kennedy or Princess Diana?
Very cool :)
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO CHER!!
It is fascinating how thin lips were popular back then. Now, it is popular to have massive lip injections and bulbous lips. Give it 10 years, and thin lips will be back in fashion. It just goes to show that you should never follow fashion, just do what you think is beautiful.
+AlanaFounder Ⓥ Well said. :)
Lillian Gish's lips were relatively full, but her mouth was very narrow. That was the ideal in the 20s.
AlanaFounder Ⓥ I dont think its necessarily about having thin lips. The trick is to have tiny lips but not thin. You know what i mean :)
can you add Mary Stuart queen of Scots, please :)
Rachel Weise in The Mummy.
Do Jennifer grey!
Before or after nose job?
+Darla obviously before!
Eva Perón!
do katniess everdeen
Do the Gibson girl???!! please
Mary Queen of scots, mihrimah sultan, helen of troy
My name is Lillian (this is my sisters account😂) and she was from Massillon, Ohio....I live there😊😊
te pareces mucho a Lilian, el problema es siempre como te maquillas las cejas. son muy arqueadas y bueno me encantan tus videos mejoraste mucho con el tiempo :) xx
Diana Ross
56 pin curl's. just like Shirley Temple
Those brows are way too heavy, hun.