@@06BIBOI eating potatoes every day is a lot like dressing slutty every day: as long as it is your choice it's completely fine but it can be bad for the health if u do too much of it. As in eating only potatoes for a year and getting B vitamin deficency or being half-naked in winter and freezing your ass off.
It actually super fun to watch you get ready because you are showing the more human side to getting dressed. And what I mean by that is I’m sure plenty of women made the same mistakes as you did back them. “Ugh I forgot to put my stay on before doing my hair!” “Ugh, my jacket has opened and I look like an idiot!” “I’m all ready to go milk some cows!... crap I forgot to put on my shoes first!” You know this probably happened because no one was was thinking “this is the 1770s so I gotta put my clothes on in a historically accurate order/way!” They just got dressed and I’m sure they made mistakes and forgot a step or two occasionally! 😂
I mean I know the rule about boots before corset, but I've still managed to put my corset on and then remember I hadn't put my shoes on. Or I'll put on tight leggings which are hard to roll the ankle up on and then realise I forgot to put my socks on first and so either have to struggle to get them to sit under comfortably or take the leggings back off to put the socks on. So if I can forget, I'm sure they did too.
Girls getting excited over pockets is something that transcends time and space. The first time I made a dress with pockets I wouldn't shut up about it. I mean, I still won't because POCKETS but....still
A stuffed sock as a stand-in for a hair extension may not be strictly period-authentic, but it certainly suits the spirit of working-class "make-do" improvisation. Good thinking!
As someone who had to dress from the 1700s every day in the Florida sun because I worked in liberty square at Disney world, your videos make me appreciate my bonnet so much more
you mentioned outlander, would you ever consider making a video on the accuracy of the costumes in the show? i've always wondered what your thoughts are.
@Princess of Fireflies they did have some 1940s and even 50s inspired dresses in season 2 but the rest is quite accurate. They got all the layers and nothing else is made to look more modern. In addition to that, the 40s/50s inspired dresses were all seemingly designed by Claire in the show (at least that's the case with the red dress) and since she is originally from that time it's perfectly fine to have her want something that reminds her of her time. And even these dresses are made to be relatively 18th century accurate with the right shapes/silhouettes.
literallyhoneybee you’re right - and if i remember correctly she based her looks off of Dior’s new look, which was inspired by 18th century Paris fashions, which is where season 2 took place
Oh my God this is so charming, again you make old paintings (here, like maids by Boucher, Lancret or Chardin) come alive... Everything is so accurate, I never see this in any "historical" movie, you are the only one.
”No one's gonna take my cap off, who cares about my hair?” was their version of present-day women thinking ”No one's gonna take my hoodie off, who cares that I'm wearing a sports bra and nothing else underneath it?”
Or the "It's winter. I don't need to shave my legs if I'm wearing pants." I personally don't shave, but I hear so many of my friends say things like this
I feel like I have a very strong case of "grass is greener" with historical clothing vs modern clothing. Theres no way its practical or sane but there's just something about it, you know?
Tari Tangeo I think, I would absolutely love it, if other people dressed in it. Vintage, historical, whatever! Because I just love looking at it. Me, personally, I would rather wear athleasure and minimal makeup, though. I‘m lazy and like practical, comfortable clothing. Tried fighting it, didn’t work 😄😉😂
The pockets and the stays (back support, support for the bust with pressure evenly distributed) were far more practical than our no pockets and bras (one tight band and horizontal bones that just dig into the ribs) today.
@@raraavis7782 I think thats the Issue for me. Like, athleisure is good: you're chilling and youre comfy, all good. But when it time to get dressed, all the skimpy dresses and ill-fitting underwear and waaay too little layers. God, I Hate modern summer dresses and coctail-or-whatever dresses. Weather is not That hot. Let me be a cabbage, I want a chemise 24/7 and not being afraid to bend in my dresses.
I will never not dream for the day that large warm heavy wool skirts with removable pockets attached come back in style. I'm so tired of being either cold or unfashionable (or both) all the time.
They kind of are....50's circle skirts are 'socially acceptable' for everyday wear now. They are super easy to make, look great in wool, and the fullness means you can put huge pockets on both sides & fill 'em up & no-one can tell. This is my everyday wardrobe. I wear them with a fitted cotton blouse & a light cotton cardigan to keep the sun off in summer. It looks good with old fashioned shoes without looking too 'costumey', too. I get a 32 inch long skirt out of a queen size sheet, a fitted double sheet, a double sided single doona cover, or sometimes curtains. Cheapest way to buy large pieces of fabric from op shops.
Omg Karolina I genuinely can’t thank you enough for this video!! I’m currently designing some 1750s upper working class ladies’ outfits for an opera for fun and I couldn’t find any references at all for the working class. You have honestly made this so much easier for me!! ❤
I love the thought process of “my hair is greasy so i have to wear this 200+ year old complex fashion” instead of just washing your hair. It’s a mood lmaooo
Hello meme mom I met you at the train station this summer and it was probably The best thing that happend to me The whole year and sorry for being so awkward Love u
Jeans are literally my nemesis whenever its the mildest menstrual cramps or anything stomack related. Its finally cold enought to wear thights - skirt season 😳
I love this mixing ikea patterns vibe, Im so envious of your ability to make clothes especially when you follow up with "Im not too happy with it but" and Im like BUT ITS BEAUTIFULLY MADE ARE YOU SURE IT WASNT STORE BOUGHT THRU TIME TRAVEL
I used to be a street actor at the Renaissance Faire at Black Point, Atherton, California many years ago. I found that the clothing from bygone eras was MUCH more comfortable than anything we have today. In particular, I had a brown corduroy bodice that I wore with a full shift that was THE most comfortable garment I've ever owned. Like you, I seriously consider wearing this type of garb because, I think, it looks better and it certainly feels better. I hope the say comes when we can wear whatever we want without raising eyebrows. I'd love it. Also, I'm shocked to learn that clothing back then was just pinned. I can't imagine wearing clothing full of straight pins :O Thanks for your channel. I love learning about all of this. I've learned so many new things I never knew before and it's wonderful. Thanks, again. :)
Hm...but Fanny packs are very three dimensional and don’t sit on your sides like good deep pants pockets. I think you’ve got the right idea here, bringing these types of pockets back, eep an eye out for my Etsy shop!
OH MY GOD thank you sm....im working on a comic around this era and im struggling so much to find reference for working class costume..... I love you meme mom
Thank you so much for doing these videos and making this channel. We all needed some historically accurate youtube videos. Before I could only find videos of rich people and most were documentary styled educational programs. Or just photos and no further explanation.... Hope this makes sense and everyone understands what I'm trying to say
Fanny packs, particularly worn on the front, should remain the domain of past middle-aged men who think cargo shorts don't have quite enough pockets. Please, No.
@@Hi11is I think about actual decorated pockets similar in style that Karolina showed in the video, instead of much less attractive looking fanny packs. Concept is similar, but execution is different. I feel if we got wearable decorative but usable pockets, it would freshen up the usual casual looks especially women have.
I've wondered avout the pockets, because I've seen them worn underneath the skirt, but on the Norwegian bunad we wear it on top of the skirt like you do here, so it makes more sense to me now!! (We usually hang it from a silver or brass lock.) Also I heard about someone who actually used an IKEA duvet cover as her bunad apron instead of the expensive "real" one because it's still historically accurate ayyy
That bit at the end is such a mood rn. Looking at my modern wardrobe vs my perfectly fitted, hand sewn historical garments is just.. I mean I do love a lot of my modern clothes, but I can't help but be disappointed by most of it now.
When I was your age, in the mid eighties (yes, Karolina I am old enough to be your mother and more) we wore old pairs of coloured tights in our hair and we looked fabulous. I believe Madonna was responsible for that particular trend. Love your video's and watch every upload. Zits or not, it is your confidence that makes you beautiful (youth helps a lot)
Can you do any kind of physical work in that dress and tell us how hard it was or maybe why it wasen't that hard. I mean a practical work test with the dress that would be interesting 😊
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Yes, of course you can! I attended a re-enactment in it recently and I had no problem setting up a tent, carrying heavy stuff, cooking a dinner, washing the dishes or playing something of an early version of football. The length of the skirts is very practical and the stays are not at all uncomfortable
Karolina Żebrowska wow thanks for the answer tbh I didn't though I would even get noticed between all this comments. Your cannal is my favorite history channel. Much greetings out Germany 😄✌🏽
what i love about 18th century clothes is it addresses modern problems -clothes design to expand incase you got an all you can eat buffet -skirts designed around having huge pockets, instead of you know, fake pockets -cardigans are cozy yet stylish, jacket is just a cotton cardigan -muffin tops are the rage, don't have one? here's a bum roll! -save the environment, dont shower, hide yor greasy hair
Also: - breast support that actually supports something - a chemise underneath saves on laundry a lot - layers of petticoats and wool stockings are just genius during cold winters - covering more skin means less sun exposure, so no need to constantly reapply sunscreen on most of your body during the day - clothing made to last a very long time and constructed with future alterations in mind to suit changing fashion and general needs
Would it help to think about "working class" in terms of the kinds of work people did? Society was just as diverse as today and there were people making (and marketing and selling) a huge range of goods (some involving a bit of menial labour, others not so much) and then also all the services. So perhaps think... work=trade. A milliner would be a tradeswoman -- working class! -- but one for whom it was essential to look fashionable, but in the most economical ways she could. And women were very active shop keepers, for shops of all kinds. So trades people ran the full gamut of background, education (in particular literacy and numeracy), and that might help in mapping them onto the concepts of "class" as well as income and access/adoption of fashion.
My favorite part is that you're sitting down the whole time. Idk how I end up walking around my whole room/apartment when getting ready and it's too much.
Now you just need some super dangerous stairs to fall down like a true servant. Loved the pattern mixing - it turned out way better than I thought when I saw you pull out the red/white checkered apron.
Hi, Karolina. Great video! Funny and informative. You could DIY a rat out of your own hair. Just save hair from your brush and roll it together. This practice was common.
The outfit is so pretty. that was also a great tip that IKEA bed linens are great for historically accurate patterned fabrics. Also, where did you get the pattern for the jacket?
Domestic servants would get occasional hand-me-downs from the master or mistress, which might be made over/altered to fit the new wearer, and perhaps used for "Sunday go-to-church", "servant's ball," or other special-occasion clothes.
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"Where is my maid? Oh, wait...I'm the maid." Me, everytime I have to do anything by myself 😂
My mother, every time she does something I probably should have done myself.
@@emilyhunt8853 like bringing you up right
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Same here 😂 cheers for being your own lady's maid, and the chamber maid, the kitchen maid and the scullery maid.. 😂😂
Everybody: 70's fashion is so in
Karolina: 1770's
It's the fact that '70s fashion IS in right now
@@alexandercritter6512 1770 is best year
Well given the popularity of the musical Hamilton rn, I’d say yes 1770’s fashion is in.
"Basically a person that would have to do their own groceries but not necessarily eat potatoes all the time" 😆
I don't want to ruin that 666 likes😂
What's wrong with eating potatoes every night lol !
@@06BIBOI eating potatoes every day is a lot like dressing slutty every day: as long as it is your choice it's completely fine but it can be bad for the health if u do too much of it. As in eating only potatoes for a year and getting B vitamin deficency or being half-naked in winter and freezing your ass off.
@@mariemarie3045 Thank you for being so considerate! Unlike those others that came after you 😢😂
@Emily Cooper We, the potato eaters, need and deserve our own 1770s GRWM! I would appreciate a bigger side pocket to fit all the potatoes...
let's get this rye bread ladies
Yes gain the grain
let's eat those beets
Let’s YEET that WHEAT (i am sorry)
Whole grain master race reporting in
@@edgaranalhoe7678 why would one yeet the wheat? Wheat is very important
the meme queen has finally hit 420k subs
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Nice!
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Ah feck it's already 421k :( Looking forward to 500k special ^^
Nice
Automated subtitles translated "petticoat" into "baby goat" 😂
🐐😂😂😂
I mean, goats are essential to get the look right, soooooo.......😂
I didn't get subtitles this time Am sad 😂
:)))
I'm the 1,000th like and it was so satisfying to see the number go from 999 to 1k
I'm actually getting ready with you (but I'm doing 2019 working class)
Same except unlike the 1770 working class I do live off potatoes
@@GingerBun 😂😭😭
relatable
Bwahaha also me 🤣🤣 i wish i could wear historically accurate 1880s to 1910s outfits...but I just started getting into it
#proletariat
Did you mean: twerking class.
Agata~ twerk it while you work it! 😂
I like big bum rolls and I can not lie.
Cap lady (here to steal your man) is the servant of lady Meme.
*change my mind*
the karolina zebrowska cinematic universe
It actually super fun to watch you get ready because you are showing the more human side to getting dressed. And what I mean by that is I’m sure plenty of women made the same mistakes as you did back them. “Ugh I forgot to put my stay on before doing my hair!”
“Ugh, my jacket has opened and I look like an idiot!”
“I’m all ready to go milk some cows!... crap I forgot to put on my shoes first!”
You know this probably happened because no one was was thinking “this is the 1770s so I gotta put my clothes on in a historically accurate order/way!” They just got dressed and I’m sure they made mistakes and forgot a step or two occasionally! 😂
I mean I know the rule about boots before corset, but I've still managed to put my corset on and then remember I hadn't put my shoes on. Or I'll put on tight leggings which are hard to roll the ankle up on and then realise I forgot to put my socks on first and so either have to struggle to get them to sit under comfortably or take the leggings back off to put the socks on. So if I can forget, I'm sure they did too.
Exactly! love your comment
So true!!!! Historical people were absolutely not perfect lol and i'm also glad Karolina showed some of that
That was so classy when the birds flew out while you were posing. Evidence of you being a witch is mounting...
I was gonna say the same!! great casting
well she is magical
I searching If anyone noticed too And also I was thinking If she insert some or these were real
Those birds are great actors.
She's a Disney princess)
“No one’s gonna take my cap off right?”
True 1770s concerns.
Great video!!
I love that sartorial wit!
Internet: "Hey girl, cute dress!"
Karolina: "Thanks, it has pockets!"
Girls getting excited over pockets is something that transcends time and space. The first time I made a dress with pockets I wouldn't shut up about it. I mean, I still won't because POCKETS but....still
As a hair stylist I'm not offended by the sock trick... in fact I'm impressed ! Well done !
"some of you may recognize this Ikea print" yeah it's literally on my pillowcases RIGHT NOW
A stuffed sock as a stand-in for a hair extension may not be strictly period-authentic, but it certainly suits the spirit of working-class "make-do" improvisation. Good thinking!
As someone who had to dress from the 1700s every day in the Florida sun because I worked in liberty square at Disney world, your videos make me appreciate my bonnet so much more
Ashlie Down Main Street I love the Liberty Square costume, bless you my fellow Disney peep!
Aw 🥰
you mentioned outlander, would you ever consider making a video on the accuracy of the costumes in the show? i've always wondered what your thoughts are.
@Princess of Fireflies It was the costumes of season 2 right? I think that the costumes in the other seasons was more accurate, but i don't know.
I think she time travels from the 1940s?
@@MysteriousC Yup
@Princess of Fireflies they did have some 1940s and even 50s inspired dresses in season 2 but the rest is quite accurate. They got all the layers and nothing else is made to look more modern.
In addition to that, the 40s/50s inspired dresses were all seemingly designed by Claire in the show (at least that's the case with the red dress) and since she is originally from that time it's perfectly fine to have her want something that reminds her of her time. And even these dresses are made to be relatively 18th century accurate with the right shapes/silhouettes.
literallyhoneybee you’re right - and if i remember correctly she based her looks off of Dior’s new look, which was inspired by 18th century Paris fashions, which is where season 2 took place
did anyone else immediately shove a sock into their hair to see how it looks like
Ykhraam I had to smell mine first
Mines too short sadly
I mean, it's not exactly that strange or weird. It's a called a "sock bun" for a reason. We've been using socks in our hair for years!
I've worn plenty of socks in my hair over the years, but she styled hers differently than I usually do.
Countries To Go The next stage of evolution is to use buns in your socks!
I just love the word "boobage" and the way you say it, it cracks me up every time!
I know, I keep trying to remember to use it!
"I'm going to put a sock in my hair, do you have a problem with that, if so, unsubscribe"
me: (subscribes)
Same 😂
Yes-- that is absolutely it!
"Am gonna use a sock"
Adapt. Survive. Overcome
13:40 the pigeons as extras did their job really well
Hehe I was thinking someone must freed them from the cage or Karolina insert them 😂
Academy awards for the pigeons 👏👏👏
VainVenator uuuu
“Someone who would do their own groceries but not necessarily have to eat potatoes all the time” 😂 if Karolina wrote a history textbook...
She wrote a book 😁
I love potatoes but I love clothes more.
Signed,
easily distracted
The embroidery on the pocket is so beautiful and detailed wow...costume envy 100%
These are the only grwm videos I watch. I'm not even into historical fashion besides your channel. The power of meme mom is just that strong
HELLO FROM CALIFORNIA. IT'S 12:38 AM, I HAVE NACHOS, AND I AM HERE FOR THIS FABULOUSNESS
Dan Hurl I’m in CA too and I can’t sleep.
@@EmeraldHW Yeah, I was just hungry and then saw the notification and got super excited.
Cali meme sisters and brothers represent!
I've never seen a more cali coast comment 😂
@@lizageorge8923 Well that is where I live
Now we can go in a time machine and show this video to women in the 1770s to help them out 👍🏼
Oh my God this is so charming, again you make old paintings (here, like maids by Boucher, Lancret or Chardin) come alive... Everything is so accurate, I never see this in any "historical" movie, you are the only one.
”No one's gonna take my cap off, who cares about my hair?” was their version of present-day women thinking ”No one's gonna take my hoodie off, who cares that I'm wearing a sports bra and nothing else underneath it?”
Or the "It's winter. I don't need to shave my legs if I'm wearing pants." I personally don't shave, but I hear so many of my friends say things like this
14:30
That 18th century twerk tho 👏.
I feel like I have a very strong case of "grass is greener" with historical clothing vs modern clothing. Theres no way its practical or sane but there's just something about it, you know?
You can still sacrifice convenience for the sake of elegance. Or find a compromise. At least we have a choice now.
@@aliveslice I'm talking about the bum pad, the cap and mixing 4 patterns in one outfit. And ruffles. Not elegance.
Tari Tangeo
I think, I would absolutely love it, if other people dressed in it. Vintage, historical, whatever! Because I just love looking at it. Me, personally, I would rather wear athleasure and minimal makeup, though. I‘m lazy and like practical, comfortable clothing. Tried fighting it, didn’t work 😄😉😂
The pockets and the stays (back support, support for the bust with pressure evenly distributed) were far more practical than our no pockets and bras (one tight band and horizontal bones that just dig into the ribs) today.
@@raraavis7782 I think thats the Issue for me. Like, athleisure is good: you're chilling and youre comfy, all good. But when it time to get dressed, all the skimpy dresses and ill-fitting underwear and waaay too little layers. God, I Hate modern summer dresses and coctail-or-whatever dresses. Weather is not That hot. Let me be a cabbage, I want a chemise 24/7 and not being afraid to bend in my dresses.
Jenna Marbles watched your Jenna Marbles video and I’m so happy!
Okay but using a sock to support your fashion expression is peak working class MacGyvering and you should be proud.
We should bring back this style of pockets. So much better than depending on fashion designers for adequate pockets.
*It's hard to mix patterns and not look like a crazy cat lady* _pins 18th century Ikea jacket_
@kim namshook 💜💜💜
Wait but I thought it was 1770's???
@@peanutbutterjellyfish 1770 is the 18th century
@@peanutbutterjellyfish 1700s = 18th century 1800s = 19th 1900s = 20 ect ect
OOO, I AM ALL ABOUT THIS HAIR COVERING CAP LIFE!! I need to make one of these and wear it at all times ASAP
I was browsing the comments of this video and decided to say hiiiiii
I will never not dream for the day that large warm heavy wool skirts with removable pockets attached come back in style. I'm so tired of being either cold or unfashionable (or both) all the time.
They kind of are....50's circle skirts are 'socially acceptable' for everyday wear now. They are super easy to make, look great in wool, and the fullness means you can put huge pockets on both sides & fill 'em up & no-one can tell. This is my everyday wardrobe. I wear them with a fitted cotton blouse & a light cotton cardigan to keep the sun off in summer. It looks good with old fashioned shoes without looking too 'costumey', too. I get a 32 inch long skirt out of a queen size sheet, a fitted double sheet, a double sided single doona cover, or sometimes curtains. Cheapest way to buy large pieces of fabric from op shops.
YAAS MEME UNCLE THANK YOU FOR BLESSING YOUR NEPHEWS AND NIECES WITH THIS BEAUTIFUL VIDEO
But you were dead?
"I'm not always thinking." Nor me, what an absolute mood 👌
Her face right afterwards was glorious 😂
„Is that blood?“ must be an original 1770 bag
Karolina: *models outfit*
Birds: *fly up past her like she's a Disney princess*
*puts on 1770 cap*
WOW! Ladies, watch out for your MEN!
Omg Karolina I genuinely can’t thank you enough for this video!! I’m currently designing some 1750s upper working class ladies’ outfits for an opera for fun and I couldn’t find any references at all for the working class. You have honestly made this so much easier for me!! ❤
I like how she says not historically accurate, she is being very transparent.
How to recreate an authentic 1770s look!
Step one: apply sunscreen
Step two: whip out the sock
no, no, stays before the sock!
Do you think her neighbors are always like “oh the classy lady is back at it again”
I love the thought process of “my hair is greasy so i have to wear this 200+ year old complex fashion” instead of just washing your hair. It’s a mood lmaooo
"Damn girl! Look out for your man cause the cap lady is coming!" 😂
Haha
🤣
“i am a decent lady!”
5 mins later: *twerks on camera*
Wow! So much fabric below the waist! I can see why catching fire from stoves or fireplaces was such a worry.
"My acne is away for now" is so relatable. I wish they would stop coming over.
Thank you for saying “ I’m the realest” after saying “first things first”. I always do that.
I think on Crow's Eye Production's, they said that they just rolled down the stockings over the garters
4:13 I'm living for this pre raphaelite fantasy
Hello meme mom I met you at the train station this summer and it was probably The best thing that happend to me The whole year and sorry for being so awkward Love u
Honestly, I'm slowly preparing my 1750-ish wardrobe for winter wear. Jeans ain't comfy.
Jeans are literally my nemesis whenever its the mildest menstrual cramps or anything stomack related. Its finally cold enought to wear thights - skirt season 😳
The newsflash and Law and Order inserts took me out - loving this vid, and your sense of humour as usual, Meme Mom/ Uncle
Amazing as always! I loved how in the first scene of showing off the outfit, there were birds in the back that flew away dramatically.
“I like your dress!”
“Thanks! It has pockets.”
I love this mixing ikea patterns vibe, Im so envious of your ability to make clothes especially when you follow up with "Im not too happy with it but" and Im like BUT ITS BEAUTIFULLY MADE ARE YOU SURE IT WASNT STORE BOUGHT THRU TIME TRAVEL
Karolina: realizing how much she prefers 250 year old fashion.
Me: trying to find a pattern for those skirts because girl me too😂😭
hi ik this was a year ago, but skirts in the 18th century were literally just two rectangles pleated around the waist
I used to be a street actor at the Renaissance Faire at Black Point, Atherton, California many years ago. I found that the clothing from bygone eras was MUCH more comfortable than anything we have today. In particular, I had a brown corduroy bodice that I wore with a full shift that was THE most comfortable garment I've ever owned. Like you, I seriously consider wearing this type of garb because, I think, it looks better and it certainly feels better. I hope the say comes when we can wear whatever we want without raising eyebrows. I'd love it. Also, I'm shocked to learn that clothing back then was just pinned. I can't imagine wearing clothing full of straight pins :O Thanks for your channel. I love learning about all of this. I've learned so many new things I never knew before and it's wonderful. Thanks, again. :)
You know she's knowledgeable when she's able to admit that she doesn't fully understand what it was like back then
I was thinking we should bring those pockets back, but then I remembered... fanny packs
That could be a combination pocket/bum roll.
Hm...but Fanny packs are very three dimensional and don’t sit on your sides like good deep pants pockets. I think you’ve got the right idea here, bringing these types of pockets back, eep an eye out for my Etsy shop!
OH MY GOD thank you sm....im working on a comic around this era and im struggling so much to find reference for working class costume..... I love you meme mom
"Where's my maid? Oh wait I'm the maid"
i laughed so hard at that bit
Thank you!!! So many tutorials for upper class women 1770's hairstyles. But, Finally a working woman hairstyle tutorial... Thank you!!!
13:44 I screamed when the birds took flight and it looked like a scene in a movie
Thank you so much for doing these videos and making this channel. We all needed some historically accurate youtube videos. Before I could only find videos of rich people and most were documentary styled educational programs. Or just photos and no further explanation....
Hope this makes sense and everyone understands what I'm trying to say
Dude
I couldn’t sleep so thanks for posting at 2:00 am (in Mexico )
Ily ♥️
Thank you! For making me smile and laugh so much when everything else seems so stressful right now. You're the friend everyone wishes they had.
Ok, but wearable pockets should come back in fashion.
Yes, because the pockets in women's jeans are crap.
Fanny packs, particularly worn on the front, should remain the domain of past middle-aged men who think cargo shorts don't have quite enough pockets. Please, No.
@@Hi11is Well you don't have to wear them then. I, however, will have magical embroidered Mary Poppins pockets with my stylish skirts.
@@Hi11is I think about actual decorated pockets similar in style that Karolina showed in the video, instead of much less attractive looking fanny packs. Concept is similar, but execution is different. I feel if we got wearable decorative but usable pockets, it would freshen up the usual casual looks especially women have.
Isnt that just a purse?
“Im going to put a sock in my hair if you dont like that then unsubscribe!”
Me: subscribes
I've wondered avout the pockets, because I've seen them worn underneath the skirt, but on the Norwegian bunad we wear it on top of the skirt like you do here, so it makes more sense to me now!! (We usually hang it from a silver or brass lock.) Also I heard about someone who actually used an IKEA duvet cover as her bunad apron instead of the expensive "real" one because it's still historically accurate ayyy
That bit at the end is such a mood rn. Looking at my modern wardrobe vs my perfectly fitted, hand sewn historical garments is just.. I mean I do love a lot of my modern clothes, but I can't help but be disappointed by most of it now.
When I was your age, in the mid eighties (yes, Karolina I am old enough to be your mother and more) we wore old pairs of coloured tights in our hair and we looked fabulous. I believe Madonna was responsible for that particular trend. Love your video's and watch every upload. Zits or not, it is your confidence that makes you beautiful (youth helps a lot)
Can you do any kind of physical work in that dress and tell us how hard it was or maybe why it wasen't that hard. I mean a practical work test with the dress that would be interesting 😊
Yes, of course you can! I attended a re-enactment in it recently and I had no problem setting up a tent, carrying heavy stuff, cooking a dinner, washing the dishes or playing something of an early version of football. The length of the skirts is very practical and the stays are not at all uncomfortable
Karolina Żebrowska wow thanks for the answer tbh I didn't though I would even get noticed between all this comments. Your cannal is my favorite history channel. Much greetings out Germany 😄✌🏽
The Iggy Azelia reference in the beginning made my heart swell. I always say the exact thing. First things first,
I'm the realest.
Absolutely stunning result!
what i love about 18th century clothes is it addresses modern problems
-clothes design to expand incase you got an all you can eat buffet
-skirts designed around having huge pockets, instead of you know, fake pockets
-cardigans are cozy yet stylish, jacket is just a cotton cardigan
-muffin tops are the rage, don't have one? here's a bum roll!
-save the environment, dont shower, hide yor greasy hair
Also:
- breast support that actually supports something
- a chemise underneath saves on laundry a lot
- layers of petticoats and wool stockings are just genius during cold winters
- covering more skin means less sun exposure, so no need to constantly reapply sunscreen on most of your body during the day
- clothing made to last a very long time and constructed with future alterations in mind to suit changing fashion and general needs
Would it help to think about "working class" in terms of the kinds of work people did? Society was just as diverse as today and there were people making (and marketing and selling) a huge range of goods (some involving a bit of menial labour, others not so much) and then also all the services. So perhaps think... work=trade. A milliner would be a tradeswoman -- working class! -- but one for whom it was essential to look fashionable, but in the most economical ways she could. And women were very active shop keepers, for shops of all kinds. So trades people ran the full gamut of background, education (in particular literacy and numeracy), and that might help in mapping them onto the concepts of "class" as well as income and access/adoption of fashion.
Loosing a garter sounds quite scandalous. 😂 Thank you for another great video!
using that sock is historically accurate! Working with what you've got and sewing old garments together for your new one is historically accurate!
My favorite part is that you're sitting down the whole time. Idk how I end up walking around my whole room/apartment when getting ready and it's too much.
It's 5 AM and the queen has posted! How joyous an occurrence!!
Now you just need some super dangerous stairs to fall down like a true servant. Loved the pattern mixing - it turned out way better than I thought when I saw you pull out the red/white checkered apron.
I love this edition, you have to do more historical get ready with me like this one😍💕
"This is actually more 1780s than 1770s..." ... Queen.
That closeup after "Im not always thinking" ALWAYS gets a laught out of me
Her "i just woke up and my hair is too greasy" look is completely gorgeous tbh
Hi, Karolina. Great video! Funny and informative. You could DIY a rat out of your own hair. Just save hair from your brush and roll it together. This practice was common.
I LOVE the sleeves on your jacket. The little overlap(?) on the inside of the elbow is to die for
”Where is my maid?! Oh wait, I AM the maid....!”
Edit: quotation marks
congrats on being in the meme review, meme mum!! ✨
The outfit is so pretty.
that was also a great tip that IKEA bed linens are great for historically accurate patterned fabrics.
Also, where did you get the pattern for the jacket?
You should react to the costumes in Outlander!
Domestic servants would get occasional hand-me-downs from the master or mistress, which might be made over/altered to fit the new wearer, and perhaps used for "Sunday go-to-church", "servant's ball," or other special-occasion clothes.
Those birds though! Perfectly flying into frame.
I relate so much to you rolling with the punches instead of starting over. You are amazing.