Victorian Ball VLOG: PriorAttire Ball, Bath 2024, Hosted by PriorAttire
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- A few weeks ago a dream came true: I got to go to my first ever costume event, PriorAttire's Victorian Ball in Bath. The dress code was 1850s-1860s, so the crinoline fashions, which is one of my favourite styles of the Victorian era.
Beuatiful! Looks like a lot of fun.
I know Last Minute sewing too. Still sewed one hour before the ball 😂
Very beautiful! So great you made your costume yourself! 😃🥰💐👍🏻 Amazing ball gowns 🤩
You look adorable ladybug. I am so happy you got to go. Everything looks beautiful.
Your dress was simply lovely! I really enjoyed this! I would love so much to participate in this sort of thing. Perhaps one day I will win the lottery! I'm so glad you got to go and experience this!
All the ladies looked so lovely. Hopefully, you had a great time.
Thank you! It was a magical night, if not for the photos I wouldn't believe it really happened!
@@AroundTheYearI'm so glad your dream came true.😊
The clip at the end of the bouncing *killed* me. I laugheddddd. Thank you very much for that.
Thank you for posting this, my wife and I will be attending the Regency Promonade this year and are so looking forward it it. Dressing up in " silly" clothes is so much more fun when others are with you.
I completely agree 😀 I hope you'll enjoy the promenade! One day maybe I'll be able to go as well - another event for the bucket list...
Thank you for sharing with us your adventure! I really enjoyed watching with my morning coffee. You looked beautiful! Just a note about budget constraints. My grandmother was poor most of her life and always had to "make due" with what she had. She was very creative and always dressed fashionable because sewed her own clothes and was always making over hand-me-down clothes. I hope you continue to sew throughout your life and dream big.
Thank you for sharing that story with me! It's always inspiring to hear how people get creative to make something nice with what they have/can afford!
Wow loved this video everybody looks so good the sewing must have taken so long! You look lovely! How long did you have to prepare? I hear tickets are really hard to get and go very quickly!
Don't forget to pay attention to glove length. That might seem minor, but glove length was very particular to the period. Very nice, thanks for the video.
Great point! As far as I could find out, evening gloves increased in length starting in the 1860s, transitioning from earlier wrist-length styles to the eventual way-above-elbow length as seen in the 1890s. Which length would suggest for a gown from between 1862-1865?
@@AroundTheYear Keep them short into the 1870s. Length increases during early 1870s through the end of the century. Thanks again for the lovely video!
@@kathleenmary1000 of course, and thank you for the tip! I'll keep that in mind for next time.
You looked absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you! It was a magical weekend.
Thank you for this really fun video. I am wondering if the women involved decided ahead of time what colors they would wear so that there was a range of color.
No, I don't think so. As far as the ball gown was concerned I think some of us even tried not to give too much away (myself included) so there would be a grand reveal on the night. But colour coordinating would be a fun idea for one of the coming years!
Lovely❣️ (Only, 'An der schönen blauen Donau' was composed in 1866/1867!)
very fitting - I love the piece! Thank you for this...
absolutely gorgeous ❤
Tie the hoop behind your legs to get kind of elliptical
thanks for the tip! I'll try that next time!
What fun!
Nice video