I am partial to the 70’s because I looooooved bell bottom pants and the fringe vests. I was more concerned about my hair then clothes. I think about reviving some of those looks then I remember I use public transportation. I would have to find a public accessible restroom to switch out my traveling pants to my bell bottoms. 😆
I love that you said 70s, which in context of the heel bottoms I’m taking as the 1970s. For some reason my brain always wants to separate vintage and historical when there really is no separation. I must get over this lol 😆
I do the same. Heel Bottom, just thinking about that popped a new grey hair on my head. I remember people calling it heel bottom. I was too stubborn to change it out. 😁
I like all of them. But I'm generally drawn to the periods where things were plain or had minimal trim. Because by the time I've made all the layers I don't feel like adding miles of trim. 😅 At a push regency but 1790s transitional styles or turn of the century edwardian/ww1.
This is a wonderful interview! I’m just now starting to learn how to sew and I’m doing it by hand because the machine scares me too 😳 This is great inspiration heading into the new year!
@@SewSewDrew I definitely binged watched her videos when I first found her channel. 😂 I’m starting a historical fashion journey too in 2022. I’m doing a lot of studying and planning now. I’m thinking of documenting my journey on my channel (haven’t used it in years).
Great video! I love collaboration videos. Especially when one teaches the other and they work together. It's how I learn of new channels I might enjoy.
What a lovely interview. Thank you Ms. Drew and Ms. V. I love wearing the few pieces of clothing I've made so far. Feels like armor. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Absolutely awesome podcast. The content is over the top. Congratulations on your sewing journey now and for the coming year. I look forward to many more! Blessings and a very Merry Christmas💖🙏🏼your biggest fan, Mrs. A. Williams
Thank you so much! And same to you. I am very excited for what's coming for the channel thank you for your continued support. it means the world to me ❤️Drew
Wow! I truly enjoyed this video. As a kid I love the the style of 1800- 1848, From the late 1840s to 1860s I love the style of the dresses, not so much the wideness of the dresses. The Era of the bustle was my lease favorite. The 1920s-1940s were not my favorite. My absolute favorite fashion era is the 1950s and 60s. When I learned to sew, sewing and wearing historical clothes was unheared of. Sewing has come a long way baby and I'm inspired by you and the young lady you interview. I'm heading over to her channel.
What is interesting is that all ladies wore the similar styles the heavy ladies Since their waist, Wore the stomachers and their time, it didn’t matter what size they wore the fabrics of course would buy your status or standing in the economic sense yet the styles were common that’s interesting.
What is your favorite era, silhouette or style in historical fashion? Asking for a friend. Let me know below!
I am partial to the 70’s because I looooooved bell bottom pants and the fringe vests. I was more concerned about my hair then clothes. I think about reviving some of those looks then I remember I use public transportation. I would have to find a public accessible restroom to switch out my traveling pants to my bell bottoms. 😆
I love that you said 70s, which in context of the heel bottoms I’m taking as the 1970s. For some reason my brain always wants to separate vintage and historical when there really is no separation. I must get over this lol 😆
I do the same. Heel Bottom, just thinking about that popped a new grey hair on my head. I remember people calling it heel bottom. I was too stubborn to change it out. 😁
I like all of them. But I'm generally drawn to the periods where things were plain or had minimal trim. Because by the time I've made all the layers I don't feel like adding miles of trim. 😅
At a push regency but 1790s transitional styles or turn of the century edwardian/ww1.
I like 1950's, some Victorian and a few others.
I'm not much of a scholar, so, idk the style names or times very well
I love you two so much.
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Loved this! I hope people wanting to start historical or even vintage find this video because we all need to hear this 💗💗. Both of you are wonderful!
Thank you sew much! Love your content as well. ❤️
Thanks so much for the interview Drew, it was a pleasure 💕
Any time!
You guys did a fantastic job 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾!!! I absolutely loved this video.
Thank you. So sweet of you to watch glad you liked it!! ❤️
This is a wonderful interview! I’m just now starting to learn how to sew and I’m doing it by hand because the machine scares me too 😳 This is great inspiration heading into the new year!
So glad you liked it! Hand sewing is it’s own thing!!
I love Vasi’s channel so much. She’s really an inspiration 💜 Awesome video! Drew I can’t wait to watch your historical fashion journey!
She really is a inspiration and so kind hearted. She hasn’t been sewing very long at all and is just killing it with the hand sewing!
@@SewSewDrew I definitely binged watched her videos when I first found her channel. 😂 I’m starting a historical fashion journey too in 2022. I’m doing a lot of studying and planning now. I’m thinking of documenting my journey on my channel (haven’t used it in years).
Good for you! I hope you document but if not your will have to send me some emails 😍
Great video! I love collaboration videos. Especially when one teaches the other and they work together. It's how I learn of new channels I might enjoy.
Glad you liked it! I learned so much from Vasi she’s a great person ❤️
What a lovely interview. Thank you Ms. Drew and Ms. V.
I love wearing the few pieces of clothing I've made so far. Feels like armor.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
An Amazing video you made here. Very inspiring and I like the way you conducted the interview.
Absolutely awesome podcast. The content is over the top. Congratulations on your sewing journey now and for the coming year. I look forward to many more! Blessings and a very Merry Christmas💖🙏🏼your biggest fan, Mrs. A. Williams
Thank you so much! And same to you. I am very excited for what's coming for the channel thank you for your continued support. it means the world to me
❤️Drew
Both you and Vasi are class acts! Great interview and looking fwd to seeing your channel and skill set grow!
Thank you so much 😊
Hi! Their is a vintage fashion channel titled Emi’s Vintage. She posted a video on her 1940 era finds.
Will check that out! Thanks
Wow! I truly enjoyed this video. As a kid I love the the style of 1800- 1848, From the late 1840s to 1860s I love the style of the dresses, not so much the wideness of the dresses. The Era of the bustle was my lease favorite. The 1920s-1940s were not my favorite. My absolute favorite fashion era is the 1950s and 60s. When I learned to sew, sewing and wearing historical clothes was unheared of. Sewing has come a long way baby and I'm inspired by you and the young lady you interview. I'm heading over to her channel.
Aww thank you so much! And same I love The 1860s!
What is interesting is that all ladies wore the similar styles the heavy ladies Since their waist, Wore the stomachers and their time, it didn’t matter what size they wore the fabrics of course would buy your status or standing in the economic sense yet the styles were common that’s interesting.
Fantastic interview.
Thanks 😊
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I came here from Vasi's channel. What a great video!
She is truly a remarkable and kind human!!
I would love to see you make some historical garments
I’m working on a walking skirt at the moment 😊🤗
Great presentations 👍🏳️🌈😍👌🏾🦹🏾♂️🧕🏿
Thanks for watching
Great interview, 🏳️🌈👍😍👌🏾🧕🏿
Glad you enjoyed it
Please check out Evelyn Woods on TH-cam she does vintages sewing plus she also offer classes. I applaud you ladies.
Have seen her videos they are so very informative! Thanks for sharing 😊