Eh, ‘rebel’ is a very loaded word and implies an aggressive motivation. I think it’s much more likely that they just want something new, rather than just do what everyone else does. It’s a novelty factor more than a considered cultural/political move.
@@Novarcharesk I get what you mean. Sometimes it's an act of rebellion, but for most, it's basically just, "We're bored of the look we've had for this entire decade. Let's do something new." Like when we went from big and glam looks from the 80s to muted grungy style of the 90s to busy, maximalist, and "tacky" style of the 2000s to minimalist or hipster style of the 2010s. We get bored of the current style after a while and do a 180° to make up for the lack of whatever thing in fashion we lacked recently.
@@Novarchareskagreed, so what word would you use to describe what they are doing then? Also the word rebelling socially has a negative impact, maybe we can change that in the newer generations to just a word of doing something different ❤
It's similar to what I do when I go all out, but I do more subtly. Emphasizing my naturally down-turned eyes is the key too though. I actually learned the techniques through "Hime Gyaru" makeup or "Jirai" makeup which both usually go for the doe eye look and draw the bottom lashes too (usually lower than the real eye line to give even more doe-eye look).
@@necococoI’ll be honest, I have never tried emphasizing my downturned eyes, only trying to figure out how to hide them. I wonder if that change would actually look good on me. Thanks for the idea
Proof that beauty standards change *drastically* over time and that beautiful people exist during all periods of history, even if they don't follow the trends :) Edit: I'm contemplating deleting this comment now. Its purpose wasn't meant to stir up any tension racially or cause a debate on the science of attraction. It was more so to comment on the character of people. Specifically those who feel self consious about their bodies. In the 60s, being twiggy was in. Nowadays, it's being slim-thicc. A person who is kind and compassionate will be seen as attractive, platonically, and sometimes romantically. Be beautiful in acts and words. They're far more important than acne or scars or symmetry.
No. People focus way too mich on what changes instead of what stays - symmetrical features, full hair, flawless skin, etc are always "in". Acne, thin hair, wrinkles, etc were never considered besutifull by the masses.
Honestly, in vibes I feel like we're in a revival of the 60s shift. Like, tired of the curvy, mature, soft toned late 2010s stuff, and back to fun and boppy and youthful with almost cartoonish makeup and bright colours and patterns. Complete with a (slightly too commercial imo) hippie phase after.
My grandma was 17 in 1965 and she often wore white lipstick, eyeshadow, and nail polish lol in photos from that time she looks like some sort of mod ice princess
1960s Mod here. It’s well groovy seeing this getting out to the world and well groovy seeing you tackle the looks and being so on point. Keep on keepin’, babe! :-)
Ah! Love the expression « well groovy »! Never heard / read it before lol ( English isn’t my native language ). I had to do a presentation for my exam and I chose this theme: counter culture in the 60’s, mostly the Hippie movement ❤
Hey, do you think you could do a Shelley Duvall or 70s inspired makeup look since she passed away yesterday? The way she did her lashes in brewster mccloud was iconic!!
I always loved twiggys makeup I remember seeing her on the muppets as a child and was mesmerized. Should’ve been the first sign I was not straight lmao
It’s super nice to see that makeup looks had eyeliner in them. Whenever I wear eyeliner I immediately get called emo, but every makeup trend or style comes back around eventually
For real? What year are you living in? Like, genuinely! I haven't heard anyone say that about someone wearing eyeliner since the late 2000's when I was in middle school!! This is so wild.
Honestly don't know of any makeup style that doesn't use eyeliner except maybe "no-makeup makeup" but even a lot of that uses eyeliner still, just more subtly.
Im a traight man and i cant get enough pf these style videos honest call me a sissy or whatever im confident in my sexuality liking what i like dont make me a b*tch
They had these things called magazines that would give them makeup tips. Also, they would get in person tutorials at makeup counters, and from Mary Kay and Avon sales reps.
This was EXACTLY what I was looking for, it’s like you read my mind Ange! I legit was looking at some of the fits Hayley Mills wore in some 60s dramas omg
i’m absolutely obsessed with the spiky overblown mod lashes, i have false upper lashes for that and draw on the bottom ones. i try to work it into my performance makeup now but don’t have a big enough show to warrant it so maybe i’ll just do a photoshoot at home instead lol
Thank youuuu. I feel like people forget that each decade had its own periods of fashion and shifted gradually. They try and pinhole each decade into one look when it was many different looks. Love this!
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I love that basically all generations growing up rebel against the older generation in some form like makeup, clothes, music, etc
Eh, ‘rebel’ is a very loaded word and implies an aggressive motivation. I think it’s much more likely that they just want something new, rather than just do what everyone else does. It’s a novelty factor more than a considered cultural/political move.
Yep, that's all of history. Culture, and counterculture
@@Novarcharesk I get what you mean. Sometimes it's an act of rebellion, but for most, it's basically just, "We're bored of the look we've had for this entire decade. Let's do something new." Like when we went from big and glam looks from the 80s to muted grungy style of the 90s to busy, maximalist, and "tacky" style of the 2000s to minimalist or hipster style of the 2010s. We get bored of the current style after a while and do a 180° to make up for the lack of whatever thing in fashion we lacked recently.
@@Novarchareskagreed, so what word would you use to describe what they are doing then? Also the word rebelling socially has a negative impact, maybe we can change that in the newer generations to just a word of doing something different ❤
@@NovarchareskYeah I think rebel is the right word in this case, considering the social movements of the 60s
the London look is actually so pretty
It's similar to what I do when I go all out, but I do more subtly. Emphasizing my naturally down-turned eyes is the key too though. I actually learned the techniques through "Hime Gyaru" makeup or "Jirai" makeup which both usually go for the doe eye look and draw the bottom lashes too (usually lower than the real eye line to give even more doe-eye look).
I thought so, too. Iconic.
if I ever wore makeup, I'd wear it exactly like the London look ^_^
The London look is actually just called Mod make-up. That whole style is Mod. It was pioneered by the model Twiggy, it's her look.
@@necococoI’ll be honest, I have never tried emphasizing my downturned eyes, only trying to figure out how to hide them. I wonder if that change would actually look good on me.
Thanks for the idea
Proof that beauty standards change *drastically* over time and that beautiful people exist during all periods of history, even if they don't follow the trends :)
Edit: I'm contemplating deleting this comment now. Its purpose wasn't meant to stir up any tension racially or cause a debate on the science of attraction. It was more so to comment on the character of people. Specifically those who feel self consious about their bodies. In the 60s, being twiggy was in. Nowadays, it's being slim-thicc. A person who is kind and compassionate will be seen as attractive, platonically, and sometimes romantically. Be beautiful in acts and words. They're far more important than acne or scars or symmetry.
That’s why you should always follow your personal style!!
No. People focus way too mich on what changes instead of what stays - symmetrical features, full hair, flawless skin, etc are always "in".
Acne, thin hair, wrinkles, etc were never considered besutifull by the masses.
@@petrabanach1875 Touché
@@petrabanach1875 be miserable somewhere else
@@emilybennett7864 yeah, the truth can hurt, but it stays true - no matter how miserable it makes people feel. Here's a tissue for your salty tears 🧻
omg the london look is actually the cutest thing i’ve ever seen
Honestly, in vibes I feel like we're in a revival of the 60s shift. Like, tired of the curvy, mature, soft toned late 2010s stuff, and back to fun and boppy and youthful with almost cartoonish makeup and bright colours and patterns. Complete with a (slightly too commercial imo) hippie phase after.
My grandma was 17 in 1965 and she often wore white lipstick, eyeshadow, and nail polish lol in photos from that time she looks like some sort of mod ice princess
My mother swore by white nail polish until she passed. 😮
Tell me why ange is actually the most stunning down to earth person I've seen ✨ keep slaying the day away 🩷❤️🤍
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@@BloopieBingusi swesr to god if someone comments a xopliment like this they are already a bot wtf happened to humanity
@@BloopieBingus says you
1960s Mod here.
It’s well groovy seeing this getting out to the world and well groovy seeing you tackle the looks and being so on point. Keep on keepin’, babe! :-)
Thanks for teaching me how to style dresses as a teen🖤✨️
Okay Daddy-O
Ah! Love the expression « well groovy »! Never heard / read it before lol ( English isn’t my native language ). I had to do a presentation for my exam and I chose this theme: counter culture in the 60’s, mostly the Hippie movement ❤
@@annabelleleigh- *snaps fingers*
@@catherinevaz6139 ha ha ha. I love the slang of that time. ;-)
Your presentation sounds brilliant. I would have loved to have heard it!
Hey, do you think you could do a Shelley Duvall or 70s inspired makeup look since she passed away yesterday? The way she did her lashes in brewster mccloud was iconic!!
WHAT? SHE DIED YESTERDAY? How did I just find out about this from your comment?
@@mynameisreallycool1 yeah I was completely shocked last night when I found out randomly on Google
SHE WHAT?? 😭
@@biothehaz4rd I know I was shocked to hear too!! She was one of my fav actresses and such a wonderful person :(
@@t0adstoolll Yeah :( Im so shocked rn rest in peace
“The goal is to look like a 12 year old boy”
I guess I’ve already mastered that…
Edit: TYSM FOR ALL THE LIKES!!!!!❤️❤️
They loved the twiggy look!
Same here girl
same except I’m 17 and look 12 😭 (it’s my face shape)
Us flat and skinny girls would THRIVE back in the 60s
@@regiluci that what I have too
the vibes of ange's videos just make me so freaking happy for no reason. like ma'am your videos have no business being so aesthetically pleasing 😭
I would love the hippy look!
Do it ❤❤
I always loved twiggys makeup I remember seeing her on the muppets as a child and was mesmerized. Should’ve been the first sign I was not straight lmao
You're not alone 😂 I had no idea until my girlfriend in high school pointed it out
I absolutely loved Klinger from MASH. I definitely grew up to adore men who didn’t stay feel the need to inside their masc box if that makes sense.
The fact that you loved her make-up? that's not a sign in any way...
@Passionflowsthrough Are you intentionally being obtuse, or are you mentally living on a different planet entirely?
@@DeaDiabola What do you mean? Also, I like your insult; it's creative.
THIS IS SO PERFECT
MY FAVORITE IS LONDON ONE THO
YOU LOOK SO MUCH LIKE MARGOT ROBBIE- YOURE BEAUTIFUL!!!
PLEASE DO A 70s VERSION!!
It’s super nice to see that makeup looks had eyeliner in them. Whenever I wear eyeliner I immediately get called emo, but every makeup trend or style comes back around eventually
samee lol it’s been around so long for a reason!
For real? What year are you living in? Like, genuinely! I haven't heard anyone say that about someone wearing eyeliner since the late 2000's when I was in middle school!! This is so wild.
@@casuallyceltic yeah it sure is something 😅
Honestly don't know of any makeup style that doesn't use eyeliner except maybe "no-makeup makeup" but even a lot of that uses eyeliner still, just more subtly.
@@casuallycelticEh people like to throw the word emo around for more than just the music/looks now.
YOU'RE SOO PRETTY OMGG
Omg thank you 😭
I love the London look sm
Im a traight man and i cant get enough pf these style videos honest call me a sissy or whatever im confident in my sexuality liking what i like dont make me a b*tch
Second one was so pretty!!!
Impressive short! So much visuals, wit, information ♡
Twiggy forever - especially as I'm British. Also I adore the background music sooo much x
The hippie look looks cute and beautiful
The London look is gorgeous. So beautiful. 💞
you should do how to dress coquette!! 💕
The flower child look is so freaking cute!!
the twiggy look is sooo amazing
omg I love the 60s styles
Pls do electra heart next
What in damnation is that?
@@taintedlife2618the electropop bible
Omg yes!! shes influenced me sm some yrs ago, I used to and still draw on a heart shaped mole on my cheek when doing makeup
@@taintedlife2618 ok so you've heard that song about the Primadonna Girl, yeah?
YESSSSSS queen Electra
I love all 3 looks, I change up my makeup everyday based on how I feel and what goes with my outfit.
i dressed as twiggy in like 5th grade for a party and it was my favorite halloween costume ever!!!
This is so well produced for a short, I’m shook.
wow it’s looks so good omg!!
Ah thank you!!
The mod look is my favorite!
They had these things called magazines that would give them makeup tips. Also, they would get in person tutorials at makeup counters, and from Mary Kay and Avon sales reps.
The London look/mod/twiggy is my go to going out makeup and it’ll be my wedding makeup too. It’s just too good!
Can you do a video about the
early 80s, mid 80s, and late 80s?
Love this video! 😁
Flower child for sure that’s already my vibes 🪻
I am beyond shocked you covered all that in just 60 seconds. That's some talent!
Please do a longer video to this!
This was EXACTLY what I was looking for, it’s like you read my mind Ange! I legit was looking at some of the fits Hayley Mills wore in some 60s dramas omg
I like the London look, bright colors and eyeliner lashes
If I could do that on a day to day I totally would
I love your vids sm
Ah thank you!!! ◡̈
I loveee the london look since I have those eyes
I feel like we go through that cycle over and over through the decades. Classic fem, cut crease, natural
London look is one of my absolute favorites I incorporate it into my makeup looks 😂❤❤
U seem like such a cool and fun person to have as a friend 😂💜
I dig all these looks ❤
the london look reminds me of sabrina for some reason
It's the blush
Its cause Sabrina's current look borrows heavy from the 60s, specifically Bridgette Bardot
i LOVE the drawn on eyelahse
Wow this was the best way for me to learn history 😂
This was really good. I love seeing the different looks in just one decade. Fashion will forever be universal ❤
yesss i love 60s!! could you do a video about how to dress blokecette or blokecore? 💙🤍
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The London look is so pretty ❤❤ something I’d still wear today tbh
I like all the appreciation for 60's stlye makeup! I thought that no one liked it execpt for me and a few people online lol ☺
the London look is so Pretty oml?
the london look is so cute
i’m absolutely obsessed with the spiky overblown mod lashes, i have false upper lashes for that and draw on the bottom ones. i try to work it into my performance makeup now but don’t have a big enough show to warrant it so maybe i’ll just do a photoshoot at home instead lol
the London look is so cute
I would LOVE to recreate this look, the 60s/70s makeup and fashion was awesome
I love the twiggy eye makeup
I love how this short is set up. I like how you added a little history with the makeup info 😊
Hey, ange can you do a how to achieve the coquette aesthetic ✨️ !!
I love your outfit for mid 60s it very cute
Genius!!! Thank you
the london look is GORGEOUS
honestly all three are so beautiful! Love all of the looks and id def wear these out casually haha
i love the big eyes with so much eyeliner
I would go for
the mid-60s!!
AAAAH THE LONDON LOOKS SO PRETTY WE NEED TO BRING THAT STYLE BACKHFRSH
i love the london look so much the 60s are just so visually perfect to me
I honestly love all of these looks.
Honestly, I love all three looks.
The London look is definitely my favorite :D I see the bottom lash part implemented in a lot of new alternative makeup nowadays.
Omg please also do 70s and 80s!!!❤❤
omg u look like margot robbie ur so pretty
I wish I could look good in any makeup look, but the 60s look with the big round eye & space themes are just. 😍
Ange ur so pretty 🫶
Can you do an early 1930s look??
the black dress is so cute
I have always love the 50s look
You did your due diligence and it shows! Great explainer in such a Short format, and you slayed the look! 🌸✌️
Ah thank you!!! ◡̈
My day gets so mutch better when ange posts❤️🫶😭 I love her style so mutch🌞✨
The music brings back memories
You did an amazing job on this and I would love to see each decade!!!
I LOOOOVE the Twiggy era of makeup! U did it perfectly!! ❤
You slayed all of these❤
I love the london look! The big eyes remind me of the gyaru style from japan
The London look😍😍
Love the London look
I freakin love how high the blush is, and that colooorrr
I love them all!❤
the last 2 are my favs ♡
Girl you are so talented! ❤ continue to slay the day away😊
Incredible work ❤
Thank youuuu. I feel like people forget that each decade had its own periods of fashion and shifted gradually. They try and pinhole each decade into one look when it was many different looks. Love this!
OMG YOU LOOK LIKE MARGOT ROBBIE YOU'RE SO PRETTY ❤❤❤
The London look was gorgeous.
I’ve always been obsessed with the mid 60’s London look.
the second one prob, is so cute!!