Those nightgowns were absolutely gorgeous so feminine and delicate!! I wish the world would see the true beauty of these clothes. And as always you looked beautiful in all of them !
When I was about 7, so 1968, my nonna crocheted a baby blue bed jacket for me to wear in hospital when I had my tonsils out. It got alot of attention from the nurses and felt so special to wear. Loved the fashion parade.
I wish they still made such classy lingerie. I love the idea of having a bed jacket for the hospital. I always feel like such a sack of potatoes in a hospital gown!
I always find myself smiling all the way through your videos. Not only from the beautiful vintage styles but your personality is so sweet and endearing. Very inspiring!
The last 1960s short nightie was called a baby doll nightie, or sometimes a "shortie". Children and teens used to wear them but they became the choice of the woman in their 20s to be "sexier". My mum had so many nighties from the 40s and 50s. I believe she never really wanted to live in any other time, the time of her youth. In Queensland, where we lived, the nylon bed jackets were only for hospital and cotton ones were for home as nylon too hot. Women went to hospital for up to 2 weeks when having a baby so it was important to "look your best". She had a deep emerald green chenille winter dressing gown, real Hollywood style, that had a train. It was her special gown and I remember it when I was very little. I fell in love with that dressing gown. I've still never seen anything so elegant.
When you wash your nightgowns and hang them to dry, put a covered paper clip over the bow to keep the bow in good condition and flatter until it's at least halfway dry.
I was born in 1958. My mother had a beautiful collection of the sets like you modeled 2 of. They called them negligees. When I was around 10, and my parents would watch Lawrence Welk on television, she kindly allowed me to dress up in various ones and dance around the room in them. I felt so glamorous. Such fond memories. 💜
These were all gorgeous but the best part was watching how happy they make you! I'm a pajama girl myself, I prefer having my legs fully covered even in winter, but it might be time to look for some vintage silk PJs for the same glam feminine vibe!
They all look so romantic and beautiful! 💞🌸🎀 I remember wearing underdresses in that style when I was a little girl, they first where from my elder sister. 😊
I love all the styles but some of them brought wonderful memories as l grew up in the fifties. That sewing technique is called smocking and it was very popular in the fifties. I had a couple of bed jackets too. One was blue quilted satin. And l also had some baby doll (shortie) pajamas. These night gowns were particularly charming because they are so detailed.
What a fun video of your vintage nightgown collection. It made me remember all the nighty sets my mother had in the 70's when I was a little girl. She passed away in 79 and I have no idea what ever happened to them all, but I remember loving to look at them and even dress up in them :) I am more of a pajama bottom and T-shirt girl for bed. I'd freeze in the lovely nighties and they'd end up around my neck by morning! LOL!!! Thank you Sage for the fond memories :)
I had to laugh about you saying that your nightgown ends up on around your neck by the morning. Never more truer words spoken. I wear the cotton night dresses and they always end up wadded in the small of my back.
Love love love them. I bought my oldest daughter 1950s vintage halter top dress for Christmas. She thought me loving the vintage clothes was crazy. Until she tried on her dress and asked if I could find her more vintage pieces. So now I will be hunting vintage pieces for 2 people now. 😊
They are all so pretty; watching you brought back memories of my mom when I was a kid in the 70s! She must have had a drawer full of flowy nightgowns. Thank you for sharing your collection. xoxo's Sandie
I honestly can't get enough of your channel. I love what you do & how creative & very inspiring. You see Sage , I have MS & can't walk anymore & confined to a power wheelchair. You bring me so much happiness 😊 Thankyou so much!! BTW I love your kitchen, sunroom, house etc... Your the best! 🥰❤
These are so lovely! My nonna (grandma) recently gave me loads of vintage nighties that she had put aside for my mum but she didnt't want them and instead gave them to me as I love vintage!🥰❤
I need your nightgown collection! I'm more of a late-Victorian & Edwardian eras soul, but love the 1940s & '50s. I love all of your videos! You're such a sweetheart and so beautiful and glamorous. Love the simple makeup look and pin-curled hair. Keep making great videos! Can't wait to see what you come up with next. Love from Minnesota, USA!
Passionately fond of seeing beautiful maidens like Sage in their nightwear. Billowing white waves where Venus is born. Night is made glorious by such lovely retro recollection. You inspire the fashion of now by looking back effectively at the delicacy and sweetness worn in days gone by.
What an incredibly gorgeously delicate night gown collection Sage! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. (Honestly, some of your gowns could get away with being considered "bridal") Just gorgeous 🤗
My mom had pastel pink nightgowns and robes in the 70s. Brings back memories. Thanks, Sage. You have a lovely collection. I think the detail on the nightgown at 2:47 is called honeycomb tucking or smocking.
SAGE! I just got my first Vintage Bed Jacket!!! Wouldn't have known about any of the vintage fashion if it wasn't for you! Thank you so much for making your vids! 💜🙏🏻
Hello from the USA in Tennessee! I’ve always loved watching your videos. You’ve give me inspiration to finding my own personal style, and obtaining things that truly bring me joy rather than only something that’s in “trend”
So excited to watch this! I am getting into a bath, but I will after that because alllll through my teens and since then, I’ve been obsessed with vintage undergarments...slips, camisoles, undies, nightgowns. THANK YOU, Sage , your content is always so well done and interesting. 💗 Love, from Angie in N. California.
I so wished you lived closer. I have a mint green vintage gown and robe similar to your pink one that I would totally send to you. It was my grandmothers.
The little two piece outfit at the end is called a baby doll. My older sisters used to wear these in the 70's, very cute. They were very fashionable in the UK and came in lots of colours and styles. Mostly in nylon and probably from the late 60's onwards. I remember my sister had a red one and a purple and black print, very feminine and they were given them as gifts for Christmas
Hello Darling! This was another video that made me smile! The 2nd nightie with the intricate detail on the bodice, I believe it looks like “smocking”. Little girl’s dresses in the 50’s often had it on their bodice, usually all the way across. My Mother had a bed jacket and I remember how glamorous I thought it was 😊 Your vintage collection is glamorous and you look simply beautiful. Thanks for sharing and thanks so much for all your work (which looks fun). GRANNY Sage in Zephyrhills, FL
Beautiful & feminine. Thinking I need to shop for more delicate things for my wardrobe. I remember my mom in many of these handed down fr her mother's, Mom. Wished she had heirloom to us gals. Such keepsakes. Ty Sage for sharing with us here your precious collection.
I just adore your content. Even when I'm feeling a bit down it really brightens my day. Your 1950's day in the life series has really inspired me to try out living with a bit more of a schedule and make everyday tasks a smidge more of a lovely ritual. Thank you for the inspiration Sage!
Sage may I say that you certainly know what makes the heart beat faster in these fantastically lovely gowns. I hope your modelling them will ensure their continued wearing among all women looking back and forward from their boudoirs. Thank you so much.
These are so lovely & you enhance them as you modeled! I recognized quite a few that my mother wore in the 50s. And I wore the blue one style in mid 60s. Thank you 4 sharing. Lots of memories popped up!😁
So beautiful! It's so nice that you've been able to find so many lovely nighties! When I was a little girl in the 60s my favorite pajamas were 'baby dolls' and were very similar to your 2 piece set with the little bottoms.
I remember my mother having beautiful gowns and sets, and my sister and I had some really pretty gowns, too. But, I believe in the seventies, there were several fire related accidents and injuries caused by the melting nylon. Safety legislation changed, and nightclothes had to be flame retardent, and gradually, all these pretty wafty gowns vanished, and simple cotton took over.
Most adults sleepwear is no longer treated w flame retardants, but baby's/children's sleepwear is. You can smell them at the store, before being washed they stink like chemicals :( Edit: at least here in the US, idk about other countries
What a lovely collection. I don’t think anybody could watch this and not want to run out and try to find some version of these. They are just so classic and gorgeous and of course you showcase them so endearingly and stunningly.
Bed jackets were often given to older family members as gifts- mainly for reading in bed. In Northern USA they would be soft flannel in the winter. I even had a bed jacket at 12. Also good if you were in bed if ill. Your lingerie collection is wonderful.
One thing that has always been surprising to me is how sheer the nightgowns were! I feel like it’s really gone down hill for husbands 😆 all of us now in our sweats.
I love your style! You have great taste! I can't wait to see more of your finds in the future ♥ I think the detail on that one nightgown is called smocking.
Hey sage! i'm your fan and thank you so much for teach and show vintage fashions through youtube:)) and i think you have such a beautiful smile! - 14 years old boy from korea
Ansolutely enchanting ! Love your predilection for pastel pink and super feminine nighties ! My favourite is the frilly bedjacket with the poofy sleeves - so darling ! Your hair colour and your whole style is gorgeous !...
I'm curious to know if they keep you cool/warm. I know Australia stays pretty hot, but I wonder what the differences are between cold and warm climate night gowns. So cool! These are so beautiful!
You can get wool ones that would definitely keep you warm, my kids have a stack of clothes for dress up from my grandmother and aunts which includes a blue wool nightie with sleeves that would be just like flannel pajamas I reckon
I think that detail on one of the pink nighties is called smocking. Love all your videos! Would love to see you cook more in your beautiful new vintage kitchen!
Sage💕you have a fabulous collection and the bed slippers are so lovely on your feet👏🏻🤗❤️☕️The third nightgown you modeled is called SMOCKING and yes it was popular in the 80s. I have been a seamstress my whole life and it was very time consuming to do this by hand. It was done in day dresses even night ware for bed time!!! 🍃🌸🍃🌼💕🤗I love all your videos!! 🤗🤗❤️Be safe🤗
So beautiful I only have 1 vintage nightgown I will have to look for more, you're so inspiring, and all the gowns are gorgeous 😍💖my mother in law calls them housecoats. And she wears them, pretty floral nightgowns as well. my mother had a mint pastel colored housecoat it was quilted I can still remember how soft that one felt. ❤️❤️
I would feel like a princess or a doll wearing these.....which i really like! I am obsessed, in a few more months i will start looking for these pieces in the thrift store
I wore vintage night gowns while in high school in the early 80’s. I loved vintage since I was a young girl. I had elderly parents and my mom had kept almost all of her clothes and shoes, stockings, etc. from her single days in the 40’s
Hi Sage. Really loved seeing your vintage nightdresses and dressing gowns. My favourite is the white set with the pink ribbon and lace detail. Although I wouldn't mind having them all.
This is an adorable collection. I am so stuck in a rut where my sweats or tshirts to bed. I don't think I could do vintage every evening, but I would like to pick up a couple of pieces to wear occasionally. Those slippers are the cutest things ever!!!
Loved this video. I'm going to be looking for spring and summer nighties soon in the Northern Hemisphere 😁❤ Good to see you again Sage. See you in a couple of weeks
I remember my mom buying both of us matching night gowns. If the department store didn't have any for mother and daughter matching sets, she'd make us a few. She had one "special" floor-length night gown that was mid four arm sleve, black with a hip length slit on both sides. She did however kept the night gowns she'd warn from her childhood (1951 until she and my dad married 1964). Some were still in good condition to pass to me. The others became a quilt she made me adding in a few of the scrap material from my own night gowns as I outgrew them. My favorite ones are the full-length flannel ones. I was somewhat spoiled growing up as I was the only daughter with two brothers 6 and 4 years older.
Such a beautiful and feminine collection!Absolutely love seeing your videos,you always have such great content and your personality always shines through as well such a lovely person!💕
You are beyond beautiful! You are the perfect 50's woman in these negligees. They are so pretty too. What a lost era. Nothing like today 's fashion if you want to call it that. I am inspired to see what hidden gems may be found in our Thrift stores. Thank you for sharing. You are just lovely.🌹
Oh yes! Pretty hospital bed jacket when you feel like death warmed over, LOL. The second nighty, second bed jacket!💓💓. I had a pale turquoise pair of those slippers but lost them in storage. Now I’m too old to wear all my 50,s clothes ☹️
That cute pattern on the nightgown at 2:57 is called smocking. Very cute nighties… I’m looking for a vintage nightie/slip sewing pattern, and these have given me many ideas. Thank you!
What fun things you have. The embroidery you didn’t know the name of is smocking. Or the nightgown has been smocked. There isn’t much smocking around these days but it is very beautiful. They used to use it a lot on young children’s clothing.
Hello, I love bed jackets. My mother had a pretty pink quilted bed jacket for the hospital stay when having my youngest sister in 1968. ****Plus there is a hilarious episode of The Andy Griffith show where Aunt Bea is dying to a have a bed jacket she sees in a shop window. I highly recommend watching it! ***I received a bed jacket this year to wear while having for a minor surgery. Really makes you feel good to wear one because they are so pretty and practical. Thank you for your videos I am really enjoying them.
I’m on the lookout for an Olga nightgown, around 70’s/80’s. It’s difficult to find proper nightclothes and dressing gowns these days. Women just don’t wear them anymore. Shadowline still makes a pretty peig noir set. Thanks for sharing!
The dressing gown made me smile. My Nanna Marjorie had a giant closet full of velvet dressing gowns. Every time we would stay at her house we would parade around in them like the Queen!
Those nightgowns were absolutely gorgeous so feminine and delicate!! I wish the world would see the true beauty of these clothes. And as always you looked beautiful in all of them !
Thanks so much!! 💞
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I can see the beauty and I’m only 19 yrs old I saw the beauty in stuff like this at 18
yes !! i would agree!!!!
When I was about 7, so 1968, my nonna crocheted a baby blue bed jacket for me to wear in hospital when I had my tonsils out. It got alot of attention from the nurses and felt so special to wear. Loved the fashion parade.
Aww that is so sweet!! 💞
Is it usual to wear nighties like all these when you are patient in hospital .
That’s such a sweet memory! I’m sure it made it a little easier to be in the hospital.
I wish they still made such classy lingerie. I love the idea of having a bed jacket for the hospital. I always feel like such a sack of potatoes in a hospital gown!
I always find myself smiling all the way through your videos. Not only from the beautiful vintage styles but your personality is so sweet and endearing. Very inspiring!
Aww hehe thank you! ☺️💕
The last 1960s short nightie was called a baby doll nightie, or sometimes a "shortie". Children and teens used to wear them but they became the choice of the woman in their 20s to be "sexier".
My mum had so many nighties from the 40s and 50s. I believe she never really wanted to live in any other time, the time of her youth. In Queensland, where we lived, the nylon bed jackets were only for hospital and cotton ones were for home as nylon too hot. Women went to hospital for up to 2 weeks when having a baby so it was important to "look your best". She had a deep emerald green chenille winter dressing gown, real Hollywood style, that had a train. It was her special gown and I remember it when I was very little. I fell in love with that dressing gown. I've still never seen anything so elegant.
That dressing gown sounds like nightwear goals for sure, how glam!
My sister and I wore baby doll pajamas in the hot Chicago summer nights in the 50s.
When you wash your nightgowns and hang them to dry, put a covered paper clip over the bow to keep the bow in good condition and flatter until it's at least halfway dry.
Whoa great tip! Thankyou
Thank you for bringing back the class that people had in previous generations. You look wonderful.
Yes bc discrimination was soo classy back then … can’t get away with prejudice like the good ole days ….🙃
I was born in 1958. My mother had a beautiful collection of the sets like you modeled 2 of. They called them negligees. When I was around 10, and my parents would watch Lawrence Welk on television, she kindly allowed me to dress up in various ones and dance around the room in them. I felt so glamorous. Such fond memories. 💜
These were all gorgeous but the best part was watching how happy they make you!
I'm a pajama girl myself, I prefer having my legs fully covered even in winter, but it might be time to look for some vintage silk PJs for the same glam feminine vibe!
Hello 👋 Clare, how are you doing?
They all look so romantic and beautiful! 💞🌸🎀 I remember wearing underdresses in that style when I was a little girl, they first where from my elder sister. 😊
I love all the styles but some of them brought wonderful memories as l grew up in the fifties. That sewing technique is called smocking and it was very popular in the fifties. I had a couple of bed jackets too. One was blue quilted satin. And l also had some baby doll (shortie) pajamas. These night gowns were particularly charming because they are so detailed.
What a fun video of your vintage nightgown collection. It made me remember all the nighty sets my mother had in the 70's when I was a little girl. She passed away in 79 and I have no idea what ever happened to them all, but I remember loving to look at them and even dress up in them :) I am more of a pajama bottom and T-shirt girl for bed. I'd freeze in the lovely nighties and they'd end up around my neck by morning! LOL!!! Thank you Sage for the fond memories :)
I had to laugh about you saying that your nightgown ends up on around your neck by the morning. Never more truer words spoken. I wear the cotton night dresses and they always end up wadded in the small of my back.
I save my PJs for lounge clothes at home lol, I sleep naked otherwise unless I'm on my period haha.
Love love love them. I bought my oldest daughter 1950s vintage halter top dress for Christmas. She thought me loving the vintage clothes was crazy. Until she tried on her dress and asked if I could find her more vintage pieces. So now I will be hunting vintage pieces for 2 people now. 😊
The blue cotton 1960s nightie is my fave! The little white bow on the chest and the blue ribbon weaving through the eyelet trim add a nice touch. 💙
They are all so pretty; watching you brought back memories of my mom when I was a kid in the 70s! She must have had a drawer full of flowy nightgowns. Thank you for sharing your collection.
xoxo's Sandie
Hello 👋 sandie, how are you doing?
I honestly can't get enough of your channel. I love what you do & how creative & very inspiring.
You see Sage , I have MS & can't walk anymore & confined to a power wheelchair.
You bring me so much happiness 😊
Thankyou so much!!
BTW I love your kitchen, sunroom, house etc...
Your the best! 🥰❤
These are so lovely! My nonna (grandma) recently gave me loads of vintage nighties that she had put aside for my mum but she didnt't want them and instead gave them to me as I love vintage!🥰❤
Absolutely beautiful nightgown collection! I want to go thrifting now for some. Thank you for sharing.
I need your nightgown collection! I'm more of a late-Victorian & Edwardian eras soul, but love the 1940s & '50s. I love all of your videos! You're such a sweetheart and so beautiful and glamorous. Love the simple makeup look and pin-curled hair. Keep making great videos! Can't wait to see what you come up with next. Love from Minnesota, USA!
Passionately fond of seeing beautiful maidens like Sage in their nightwear. Billowing white waves where Venus is born. Night is made glorious by such lovely retro recollection. You inspire the fashion of now by looking back effectively at the delicacy and sweetness worn in days gone by.
What an incredibly gorgeously delicate night gown collection Sage! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. (Honestly, some of your gowns could get away with being considered "bridal") Just gorgeous 🤗
My mom had pastel pink nightgowns and robes in the 70s. Brings back memories. Thanks, Sage. You have a lovely collection. I think the detail on the nightgown at 2:47 is called honeycomb tucking or smocking.
Loved that one, too - so frilly, with the pouffy sleeves !...
SAGE! I just got my first Vintage Bed Jacket!!! Wouldn't have known about any of the vintage fashion if it wasn't for you! Thank you so much for making your vids! 💜🙏🏻
Aww yayyy!! I hope you get lots of wear out of your new bed jacket! Xx 💕
@@SageLilleyman thank you so much 💖
The stitching on the pink gown with the ruffled sleeves is called smocking in the US. They are all cute.
Hello from the USA in Tennessee! I’ve always loved watching your videos. You’ve give me inspiration to finding my own personal style, and obtaining things that truly bring me joy rather than only something that’s in “trend”
I’m so glad to hear you are buying what makes you happy! Xx
So excited to watch this! I am getting into a bath, but I will after that because alllll through my teens and since then, I’ve been obsessed with vintage undergarments...slips, camisoles, undies, nightgowns. THANK YOU, Sage , your content is always so well done and interesting. 💗 Love, from Angie in N. California.
I so wished you lived closer. I have a mint green vintage gown and robe similar to your pink one that I would totally send to you. It was my grandmothers.
Hello 👋 Laura, how are you doing?
The little two piece outfit at the end is called a baby doll. My older sisters used to wear these in the 70's, very cute. They were very fashionable in the UK and came in lots of colours and styles. Mostly in nylon and probably from the late 60's onwards. I remember my sister had a red one and a purple and black print, very feminine and they were given them as gifts for Christmas
My mom had beautiful nightgowns. I always wanted a collection when I grew up.
Hello Darling! This was another video that made me smile! The 2nd nightie with the intricate detail on the bodice, I believe it looks like “smocking”. Little girl’s dresses in the 50’s often had it on their bodice, usually all the way across. My Mother had a bed jacket and I remember how glamorous I thought it was 😊 Your vintage collection is glamorous and you look simply beautiful. Thanks for sharing and thanks so much for all your work (which looks fun).
GRANNY Sage in Zephyrhills, FL
Hello 👋 Susan, how are you doing?
Beautiful & feminine. Thinking I need to shop for more delicate things for my wardrobe. I remember my mom in many of these handed down fr her mother's, Mom. Wished she had heirloom to us gals. Such keepsakes. Ty Sage for sharing with us here your precious collection.
I just adore your content. Even when I'm feeling a bit down it really brightens my day. Your 1950's day in the life series has really inspired me to try out living with a bit more of a schedule and make everyday tasks a smidge more of a lovely ritual. Thank you for the inspiration Sage!
These are so elegant! I really wish they still made beautiful sleepwear like this! Loved seeing your collection!
I love nightgowns!!! Yours take me back to my childhood.
Oh my goodness, my grandmother had those gold coffee cups. Wish I had them.
I have bed jackets at home. My mum use to knit them for me. I'm loving your style
Beautiful. My favorite is the 1940s as my mom had that style.
Sage may I say that you certainly know what makes the heart beat faster in these fantastically lovely gowns. I hope your modelling them will ensure their continued wearing among all women looking back and forward from their boudoirs. Thank you so much.
My mom had such beautiful night gowns from the 50's. I remember her wearing them. So lovely. I wish she still had them.
Love them all and I just love your enthusiasm! You are so adorable and glamorous both at the same time! God bless you!💝
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEES new video!!! I love so much the vintage style, but specifically you way to see the vintage style!!! It's so charmy
These are so lovely & you enhance them as you modeled! I recognized quite a few that my mother wore in the 50s. And I wore the blue one style in mid 60s. Thank you 4 sharing. Lots of memories popped up!😁
So beautiful! It's so nice that you've been able to find so many lovely nighties! When I was a little girl in the 60s my favorite pajamas were 'baby dolls' and were very similar to your 2 piece set with the little bottoms.
My sister and I wore baby dolls in the hot Chicago summers.
So. Cute and you look great In all of them. I saw the lacy Fay one you need to get together and do a visit or guest visit. That be so fun
I remember my mother having beautiful gowns and sets, and my sister and I had some really pretty gowns, too. But, I believe in the seventies, there were several fire related accidents and injuries caused by the melting nylon. Safety legislation changed, and nightclothes had to be flame retardent, and gradually, all these pretty wafty gowns vanished, and simple cotton took over.
Oh wow I didn’t know that, it does make sense to move to cotton and fire retardant materials though!
cotton is SUPER flammable and has to be treated to be made flame retardant.
@jaelikesjackalopes i believe because nylon melted and stuck to the skin it caused deeper burns
Most adults sleepwear is no longer treated w flame retardants, but baby's/children's sleepwear is. You can smell them at the store, before being washed they stink like chemicals :(
Edit: at least here in the US, idk about other countries
What a lovely collection. I don’t think anybody could watch this and not want to run out and try to find some version of these. They are just so classic and gorgeous and of course you showcase them so endearingly and stunningly.
Aw thank you so much! ☺️💕
@@SageLilleyman You are so very welcome!
All those gowns are beautiful and the way you style your hair and makeup in retro fashion bring out the beauty of those gowns.
Bed jackets were often given to older family members as gifts- mainly for reading in bed. In Northern USA they would be soft flannel in the winter. I even had a bed jacket at 12. Also good if you were in bed if ill. Your lingerie collection is wonderful.
One thing that has always been surprising to me is how sheer the nightgowns were! I feel like it’s really gone down hill for husbands 😆 all of us now in our sweats.
😂😂😂
I love your style! You have great taste! I can't wait to see more of your finds in the future ♥ I think the detail on that one nightgown is called smocking.
Thank you for sharing your lovely nightie collection Sage. Hard to decide which is my favourite... They are all so gorgeous.
Hey sage! i'm your fan and thank you so much for teach and show vintage fashions through youtube:)) and i think you have such a beautiful smile! - 14 years old boy from korea
Ansolutely enchanting ! Love your predilection for pastel pink and super feminine nighties ! My favourite is the frilly bedjacket with the poofy sleeves - so darling ! Your hair colour and your whole style is gorgeous !...
They are all lovely, the first one and the 1950s nightie and robe are beautiful.
That was a lot of fun watching the video. I loved seeing all the nightgowns! Thanks for sharing!
I'm curious to know if they keep you cool/warm. I know Australia stays pretty hot, but I wonder what the differences are between cold and warm climate night gowns.
So cool! These are so beautiful!
You can get wool ones that would definitely keep you warm, my kids have a stack of clothes for dress up from my grandmother and aunts which includes a blue wool nightie with sleeves that would be just like flannel pajamas I reckon
They're all so beautiful!
What a lovely collection! You are just too adorable!
I think that detail on one of the pink nighties is called smocking. Love all your videos! Would love to see you cook more in your beautiful new vintage kitchen!
That slip fits you beautifully. That sewing technique on 2nd gown is called smocking.
Thank you Sage for sharing your collection of gowns they are so pretty and feminine I loved all of them.
Sage💕you have a fabulous collection and the bed slippers are so lovely on your feet👏🏻🤗❤️☕️The third nightgown you modeled is called SMOCKING and yes it was popular in the 80s. I have been a seamstress my whole life and it was very time consuming to do this by hand. It was done in day dresses even night ware for bed time!!! 🍃🌸🍃🌼💕🤗I love all your videos!! 🤗🤗❤️Be safe🤗
Hello dear, how are you doing?
So beautiful I only have 1 vintage nightgown I will have to look for more, you're so inspiring, and all the gowns are gorgeous 😍💖my mother in law calls them housecoats. And she wears them, pretty floral nightgowns as well. my mother had a mint pastel colored housecoat it was quilted I can still remember how soft that one felt. ❤️❤️
I would feel like a princess or a doll wearing these.....which i really like! I am obsessed, in a few more months i will start looking for these pieces in the thrift store
I love the local nighty! I have one very similar but in pastel light green.
I wore vintage night gowns while in high school in the early 80’s. I loved vintage since I was a young girl. I had elderly parents and my mom had kept almost all of her clothes and shoes, stockings, etc. from her single days in the 40’s
They are all lovely gowns. You do amazing vids. You inspired me to do vintage style Fashion. I’ve been thinking about a day and night. You are amazing
Your videos bring a smile to my face! I always can’t wait until it is Sunday so I can sit back, relax and watch your video❤️
You have good taste!
I don’t fancy secondhand clothes, but those nightgowns are gorgeously neat and beautiful.
Hi Sage. Really loved seeing your vintage nightdresses and dressing gowns. My favourite is the white set with the pink ribbon and lace detail. Although I wouldn't mind having them all.
Beautiful collection. They are all very lovely.
This is an adorable collection. I am so stuck in a rut where my sweats or tshirts to bed. I don't think I could do vintage every evening, but I would like to pick up a couple of pieces to wear occasionally. Those slippers are the cutest things ever!!!
Beautiful, I still have my mother’s wedding dress that my grandmother hand made out of parachute silk. Love the style of your 1940s gown
Loved this video. I'm going to be looking for spring and summer nighties soon in the Northern Hemisphere 😁❤ Good to see you again Sage. See you in a couple of weeks
Hello 👋 Angela, how are you doing?
I remember my mom buying both of us matching night gowns. If the department store didn't have any for mother and daughter matching sets, she'd make us a few. She had one "special" floor-length night gown that was mid four arm sleve, black with a hip length slit on both sides. She did however kept the night gowns she'd warn from her childhood (1951 until she and my dad married 1964). Some were still in good condition to pass to me. The others became a quilt she made me adding in a few of the scrap material from my own night gowns as I outgrew them. My favorite ones are the full-length flannel ones. I was somewhat spoiled growing up as I was the only daughter with two brothers 6 and 4 years older.
Such a beautiful and feminine collection!Absolutely love seeing your videos,you always have such great content and your personality always shines through as well such a lovely person!💕
And this made me change into my vintage nightgown while watching.
I adore your collection
I just checked the comments to see if someone mentioned that is called smocking and you beat me to it 😊
Those nightgowns were so beautiful I like the shoes too wish I could wear heels 👠👡 too but I’m more of flats 🥿 kind of girl love your taste. Sage! 💜
Such a lovely collection, Sage. I just love to sit back and watch your videos, they always make my day better. Thank you alot.
Tapped as soon as I saw the notification! ❤ Loved all the nightgowns you showed!
These are adorable! I have a few vintage nighties that I got from thrift stores - not sure if they fit me anymore, but I've kept them.
The first two were sooo stunning 😧😍
❤ the 60's one! I had a baby doll one when I was little. Instead of bikini bottoms, they were cute bloomers.
My sister and I wore baby doll PJ'S and the bottoms were bloomers.
Wonderful vintage night gowns! Thanks for sharing! Honestly I like the vintage era better than modern days. I enjoy you videos so much! 💖💖💖💖
What a beautiful collection! And you look so cute in all the different designs. Love it!
Love the nightgowns and I love that you did the video in your new sunroom
Wow! You are so beautiful and look wonderful in all your clothes. I particularly loved the slip which fit like a glove.
You are beyond beautiful! You are the perfect 50's woman in these negligees. They are so pretty too. What a lost era. Nothing like today 's fashion if you want to call it that. I am inspired to see what hidden gems may be found in our Thrift stores. Thank you for sharing. You are just lovely.🌹
Oh yes! Pretty hospital bed jacket when you feel like death warmed over, LOL. The second nighty, second bed jacket!💓💓. I had a pale turquoise pair of those slippers but lost them in storage. Now I’m too old to wear all my 50,s clothes ☹️
That cute pattern on the nightgown at 2:57 is called smocking. Very cute nighties… I’m looking for a vintage nightie/slip sewing pattern, and these have given me many ideas. Thank you!
All very cute & great condition 💖
Hello dear, how are you doing?
That last 1950's one, when you did a twirl with that hair and smile you looked absolutely glamorous!
What fun things you have. The embroidery you didn’t know the name of is smocking. Or the nightgown has been smocked. There isn’t much smocking around these days but it is very beautiful. They used to use it a lot on young children’s clothing.
You have inspired me to start looking for nighties next time I go thrifting. These were lovely!
Love the bed jacket! So sweet.
Ich verstehe sowas sehr gut! Ich habe genauso viel Freude mit solchen Sachen und mit solchen Acessiores! es ist Wunderbar sowas zu haben das stimmt.
Hello, I love bed jackets. My mother had a pretty pink quilted bed jacket for the hospital stay when having my youngest sister in 1968. ****Plus there is a hilarious episode of The Andy Griffith show where Aunt Bea is dying to a have a bed jacket she sees in a shop window. I highly recommend watching it! ***I received a bed jacket this year to wear while having for a minor surgery. Really makes you feel good to wear one because they are so pretty and practical. Thank you for your videos I am really enjoying them.
I’m on the lookout for an Olga nightgown, around 70’s/80’s. It’s difficult to find proper nightclothes and dressing gowns these days. Women just don’t wear them anymore. Shadowline still makes a pretty peig noir set. Thanks for sharing!
The dressing gown made me smile. My Nanna Marjorie had a giant closet full of velvet dressing gowns. Every time we would stay at her house we would parade around in them like the Queen!