Fashion History 3: The 1930s: Escapism During The Great Depression
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- NOTE ON HOW I USE BOOKS:
I filmed the books because I wanted to signal to you my research is grounded mainly in respected and published books. I hope they serve like citations in an essay. I left captions in the shot so you could pause and read them if you wish. Listed below are the books I used.
You can buy these books from my Amazon recs page: www.amazon.com...
Fashion: The Definitive History of Costume and Style
ISBN: 978-0-7566-9835-5
(This book is the one with timelines with dates, edited by the Smithsonian.)
Fashion: A History from the 18th to the 20th Century
ISBN: 978-0-7607-8202-6
(This book is edited by the Kyoto Costume Institute.)
Couture: The Great Designers
By Caroline Rennolds Milbank
ISBN: 0-941434-51-6
High Style: Masterworks from the Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
By Jan Glier Reeder
ISBN: 978-0-300-21231-0
Madeleine Vionnet
By Betty Kirke
ISBN: 0-8118-1997-3
(This is the massive, long book with Vionnet’s patterns.)
Bags: A Selection from the Museum of Bags and Purses, Amsterdam
By Sigrid Ivo
ISBN: 978-9054961437
(This is the book full of photos of bags.)
Hollywood Costume: Glamour, Glitter, Romance
By Dale McConathy
ISBN: 978-0810910508
American Fashion: The Life and Lines of Adrian, Mainbocher, McCardell, Norell, and Trigere
By Robert Riley, Dale McConathy, Sally Kirkland, Bernadine Morris, Eleni Sakes Epstein, and Sarah Tomerlin Lee
ISBN: 978-0812905243
My Fashion History series is all about hitting the important highlights of 20th century fashion that every fashion professional should know to have a good working vocabulary of visual references. It's more of a general overview than a deep dive.
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NOTE ON HOW I USE BOOKS:
I filmed the books because I wanted to signal to you my research is grounded mainly in respected and published books. I hope they serve like citations in an essay. I left captions in the shot so you could pause and read them if you wish. Info on books is in the description box and are listed at amazon.com/shop/zoehong
Thank you for your wonderful work, Zoe.
I loved your research and
this series.
Please i need to know more about the using color palette of Art déco 🌼🌼🌼
I hope you continue this series. So well researched, comprehensive, informative, and accessible.
Please continue this series! I am learning a lot with it!
Love the 30s fashion. Everyone loves the 50s but I fell in love with this era when I did a paper for my Intro to Fashion class. I especially love the escapism that Hollywood films and fashion brought to the era.
Do continue the series! So much of this just looks "today." When did current fashions really start? Decades ago, I think.
Yes, I mentioned this on instagram the other day, how the 30s looks are coming back. Things definitely look modern for right now.
Yes, yes please continue. Stellar job on the content AND presentation!!! 50-60s, then 70s to ,my fav, 80s.
@@zoehongteaches my mom used to say everything cycles in about 30 years.
When I first found your channel, my goal was simply to learn to draw a basic pattern. I've since consumed massive amounts of information on not just patternmaking but how to construct the piece, where the roots of my inspirations come from, etc.. I absolutely love this series and your channel! Thank you for uploading (and for including resources, as well)!
I'm so glad you find my channel so helpful! Good luck with your work!
I know right! I feel so blessed to have found this channel. Zoe, thank you for sharing your knowledge and making this space for learners.
@@zoehongteaches hello i also want to be a fashion designer i am a high school student currently can u tell me how to prepare for studying fashion?
You're welcome!
I have videos on that in my Fashion School playlist.
Please, the way you explain fashion as a "continuum" is excellent and remarkable.
Besides your pronunciation of the English language is remarkably clear and perfect as a natural drop pearl.
It would be an enormous pleasure for us to see how you navigate fashion across time.
You deserve my best applause.
Thank you so much.
I’ve been watching videos from historical costumers and fashion historians a lot recently, and it’s so cool and interesting how you all cover fashion history in different ways! You talk about it from more of a business sense and what influenced big trends, while they (especially costumers) talk more about how construction techniques changed and how fashionable silhouettes were achieved. Of course there’s some overlap, but I just think it’s really cool and interesting!
Love this series! Please do go on I’d love to know more about the 40’s. Thanks!!
Yes continue. Every bit of your presentation of fashion history has the most beautiful items. I loved it all and especially loved the shoes and accessories!!!!! I think you are the only one who presents with the timelines written up. It really helps to wrap my head around it all.
In the 1990s fashion history was required at LATTC. I thoroughly enjoyed it. This series brings back that love of fashion and design from that era. Those movies from that time, The Marx Brothers and Fred Astaire and Ginger Rodgers are some of my favorites for viewing fashion and creating my versions of those designs. Thank You, I will be watching!
The books are amazing. This is my favorite era for clothes, and grew up watching these movies at a retro theater in the 1970's. All the movies from the 1930's, and 1940's. What a blessing.
CONTINUE this literally reminds me of 20th century costume from college
YES MORE FASHION HISTORY VIDEOS
Seriously, you are an amazing teacher. These are your most engaging videos as someone who loves history and art, but has no personal connection to the fashion industry.
Yes, please continue the series! Very interesting!
please please please continue this series. I learn a lot from your video
Watched this again and love it. Need more these days.
Please continue this series, it's exactly what I've been looking for!
Super informative video! Love all the details of the era. Please keep them coming.
Hey Zoe, I hope you are well. I just wanted to say thank you! Thank you a thousand times over. I have learnt a ton and am extremely grateful to you. I would love to see more and learn more about the history of fashion. I absolutely love this series, well organised, multifaceted. I feel this series included all the main events and people of each era, from which I was able to look into the history further detail, and It helped me know what I was looking at, in the sense of a bigger picture. Thank you again
Your videos are everything to me. Thank you for putting so much work into them. So much admiration for you!
You are so welcome!
Just found your channel! Love it,the fashion of the time,beautiful!
Please do continue your fashion series! I have just binged watched the 4 videos you have on here and would definitely love more!
More of this series please!
I LOVE this! Please continue the series! Thank you for your wonderful work!
Finally!!!!! Class is back in session. I don't think you understand how much I love your Fashion History videos. Thank you Zoe they have been really helpful:)
Excellent breakdown. Love the timeline!
I love this series! Please continue!
Loved it !! Please do more fashion history!😍😍😍
Awesome video! Yes, go on with fashion history videos!! 😄
What a wonderful video and insightful history, really appreciate you doing this!
pls continue honey... cover some decades that not everyone pays attention now days, decades that might influence the next fashion x good job btw
The 1930s is my favourite fashion era, but I had no idea how many designers I was missing out on!
Great
Thankyou for all this historical fashion research
You r terrific Zoe!
Please, please continue with this series! Superb work!!!!
It would be interesting to see the future and how Covid changed fashion. Example, bras and shifting towards more sporty and comfort fit without wires, loungewear is prominent and many are returning to crafting including sewing.
Excellent video! Very instructive and a pleasure to watch!
The shoes and bags are gorgeous.
Please please please continue the series 🥰
Please continue the fashion history series
Love this fashion history series! Please continue 😍
Thanks!
Your best video yet. Brava!
Would love to see the next instalment Zoe.
Definitely keep this going! Really interesting content and you're so knowledgeable and you really do justice to the subject!
i been waiting for this one..TURN IT UP!
Someone enjoys tiktok hahahahahha
Yes more history video please
Great video. One of my favorite eras in fashion. You have to have a slim figure to pull-off most of these looks.
I love this series so much ! Please do continue them it’s so interesting:)
would love more of these always
Yeyyyy...zoe uploaded 🥳🥳💜💜💜love ur history videos....
Thanks!
LOVE learning fashion history, especially from you. Would definitely love to see more
Love this! I learn more from your channel than what I learn from my college. Pl continue this❤
Thanks!
I love your video series like this!
YES, Please!!! Love your videos!!!
please continue it!
Yes, please continue! This was really helpful and entertaining.
It’s incredible!!!!
She released a 17 minute video 3 mins ago. Wow! Are you psychic ab the content?
I think this may be my favorite time period for fashion 🥰
thank you, this was very interesting, please could we have more?
Love this video. Learnt a few new pieces of history. Zoe your books are gorgeous.
wow! the fashion history is great!!!! Thank you!!!!
Love these fashion history videos! Thank you so much.
thank you, this was so awesome!
Thanks for uploading such an infomating videos pls upload more
This is great, I love this decade in design! I like this series ❤
Love your videos. Thank you
More, please!
Zoe, thank you for doing this video , it has been great to watch and so informative 😎😎😎😎😎
Within the context of the 1920s and 1930s, could you do a program about art deco fashions? Were there specific art deco clothes & accessories of significance beyond the principal trends in women's & men's fashions which you describe from the 1920s and 1930s? Was art deco expressed more in accessories than in principal clothing items? Styles of men's neck ties and women's earrings and jewelry developed which had definite art deco elements.
helps so much with my homework
Loved! 💕 yes, continue the series!!
Great great content thanks!
Been waiting for this!🥰
All modern fashion is inspired in the past and ancient clothing of human civilizations across the history of humanity
Yes love the history excellent video.
Love this series!
Thank you so much ma'am for information and your efforts 💜💜🥰
You're welcome!
I loved it!
More please
you brought up some interesting thoughts about were fashion was going at the end of the decade.....but didn't follow thou .......... i too got that trend, ........watching
adrian.s fashion show in the women........ but the war put an end to that ..............
😮 The history is really vast
PS: Love your videos ❤
Thanks!
Those crochet gloves!!!
I know right??? Amazing.
I think it is both Hollywood and economic hard times that created the democratization of fashion. However, I'm going to credit the economy with about 60-65%. Cost was a major deciding factor and 50¢ extra was far more difficult to justify during the great depression. For my Dad's family, an extra 20¢ was hard to justify. I have no idea about conditions in pre WW2 occupation of Korea, so I can't comment on my mother's family perspective.
It was perfect ❤❤
HI, may i ask what s the book name , thanks very much
Worship！
What is "the great depression" ?
Those sniggering comments about Paris and Europe being leaders of fashion are incredibly immature. So inappropriate coming from someone who intends to teach others about the facts of fashion history. Europe has always and will always dictate fashion, whether you like it or not. History is objective and can never be subjective, remember that.
Great video! Please continue the series
The glamorous thirties. 🦢🩷
I love the fashion history videos ESSPECIALLY. I have a casual interest in fashion and I particularly love learning about fashion through the ages. Definitely keep the history videos coming
I would love to see more fashion videos based on the 20's, 30's & 40's.
Really enjoyed this. I’ve been watching lots of old films and loving the fashion. Surprised by some of the really risqué clothing styles at that time.
I love how well researched and informative these videos are! Hope you continue with this series
Thanks!
Love, love, love this video Ms.Zoe Hong It brought memories of fashion School and History of Fashion class! Interesting point to think that at one point celebrities took place of models in our culture as well. Thank you for loving what you do and beign so pationate and share it with us in this wonderful channel!
Fashion and sewing is a newfound passion of mine. But I don't always have the time to go scrolling through the internet or going down the Pinterest rabbit hole. These videos are fantastic, Zoe. You are so fluid and succinct in your descriptions and tying history to fashion trends. Please continue your videos and educating all of us. Thanks! p.s. I would love to see what materials were used for these decade fashions as well, or how history influenced what was being used..
If I could “Like” this more than once I totally would😍 thank you for this updated refresher on the 30’s!!
Everything I’m learning is cause Of you Zoe just started watching your vids 2weeks ago I don’t wanna rush the process of starting a clothing brand if takes me a year or 2 years of even more so be it but I wanna learn the game instead of copy and pasting some simple design and truly make some beautiful pieces ty for all the knowledge you have been dropping 🙂
I first stumbled upon your channel because of your 1920s fashion history post. I love how you draw a timeline and add the historical events for reference. Please continue with more of your history of fashion series! They are the best! 🥰
One of my favourite designers of the period is Claire McCardell. Her designs were beautiful and practical. ❤
Amelia Earhart have fashion line? Please if you have the time dive further into that I would love to learn more.
There was no wrinkle proof fabric in the 1930s except for knits.