How To Tie A Regency Era Turban | Three Ways
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2020
- Turbans were all the rage in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. In this video I'm going to show you three different ways to tie and wear one. Enjoy watching!
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When you do it, you look like a sophisticated bohem lady, and when I do it, I look like a Communist era cleaning lady.
xD
I laughed too loudly at this comment 😂😂
Fabric rationing, just make it more lavish to get fortunteller vibes.
Hahahahaha oh I love it lol
Wow! I don't think I've ever seen anyone who suited this regency curly bang style as well as you. Your large doe eyes and rounded face make it look so feminine and delicate. Looks really beautiful!
I AGREE!👍
SHE LOOKS AMAZING WITH THE TIGHT CURLY BANGS!🖤❤🖤
SHE LOOKS LIKE A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE REGENCY DOLL!!!❤❤❤
She has such delicate features, it just suits her PERFECTLY!👍
And makes her look even more delicate and feminine!😍❤
Regency era fascination with Turkish fashion is one of my favourite aspects of fashion history.
DoubtThou
Turkish ! I don’t think so, this fashion are existed in many regions even before Othman Empire itself founded..turks actually fascinated with them.
@@tboolah1 It might not have originated from the Ottoman Empire but they're probably meaning that the Regency Era people picked it up from Turks. I have no information on it though, just a guess
@@kioskclerk From what I understand, women in Africa have been doing this for thousands of years.
@@tboolah1 There are garments named after Turks for example "Robe a la Turkque" and there is an art movement that is called "Turquerie". So yeah, Eurpeans, especially Frenchs and Italians were familiar with Turkish culture and I think they have found it very interesting. Turban should not be 100% Turk of course (Side note: There are hundreds of turban styles including Turkish khalifas' inventions) It is obvious that it was associeted with Turks in that time period.
@@tboolah1 exactly what I was thinking, orthodox Christians adopted the style from the early Christian Samaritan saints, our church has icons of them. The Samaritan lady at the well who became a disciple of Jesus Christ donned a turban! Persian ladies where also known to have a variety of turban styles! Have a nice day
You seem to have quite a big scarf collection :D I'd be interested to see a video on how you'd use say 1 scarf for 3 historical or vintage inspired looks with a few scarves of choice, or something like that (not only hair styles? ) :)
I think I’d be down for this style coming back! Scarves are such lovely and underused hair accessories. They can completely elevate a look and there is such variety! Thanks for sharing
I love turbans. I think they just elevate almost any outfit.
Hello comment section! How are you? I hope you are all doing well and have a wonderful Sunday!
Where I am from, the workweek begins on Sunday...You're literally telling me to enjoy my Monday, bro.
@@nazmunnahar1163 well that sucks. Sorry bro.
Brilliant technique on the ringlets. Stealing 😁😎
This is actually close to how it was done historically! Ladies would heat a wooden pencil on the stove to make it hot (like a curling iron!) and wrap their bangs or side pieces around the pencil to get those ringlets.
HAHAHA! I KNOW RIGHT! IM TRYING THAT TODAY! GENIUS!❤👍
That peacock feather with turban is like Krishna from Indian mythology 😍
I was thinking the same thing! And w/ the curly hair and everything, she came so close to his overall look
@@kulpriya3778 yep
I also thought that
Totally!
That chopstick,🥢 idea is a genius 🤯way to make a different size curls
Caroline Bingley, non-evil version 😄
Exactly!
non-evil? What evil in loepsie's version? Or... is it a joke I missed?
I just read Isabella Thorpes letter yesterday: „Anne Mitchell had tried to put on a turban like mine; as I wore it the week before at the concert, but made wretched work if it“ (Northanger Abbey, Austen)
@@v.stated8719 well I don’t know if I can clear your doubt but basically I thinks it refers that in the serie of 1995 Caroline always like really always wear this kind of hairstyle, about the evil thing it’s because in the movie of 2005 and even in the book she doesn’t feel so evil, in the 1995 series in the other way she is so evil towards the Bennetts and that and you can really see it, in that adaptation is where she uses this hairstyle
@@lauruyaruelas2141 fun fact: Anna chancellor who played Caroline Bingley in the 1995 version is actually a descendent of Jane Austen’s brother, thus making her like a great great niece or something.
I have no hair (alopecia) so I love turbins. New sub earned!!
So cute. Love the pink one. I don’t know how you look good in every time period. I’m jealous 😄💕
Chopstick curling your fringe always transports you to a whole over plane of beauty. This style isn't for me, but it was a very enjoyable watch and you look even more gorgeous than usual!
I've been searching for this style tutorial forever, I just never knew exactly what it was called. Thank you!
I just read Isabella Thorpes letter yesterday: „Anne Mitchell had tried to put on a turban like mine; as I wore it the week before at the concert, but made wretched work if it“ (Northanger Abbey, Austen)
LOVE this!! I quite often wear head scarves with my naturally curly hair. I could definitely rock those first two styles.
we love lucy channeling mr quirrell with the last turban :D
Watching your videos inspired me to finally get bangs! Not only did I get bangs, I did them myself. You are such a beautiful inspiration. Don't stop being you 💗
OMG, this is exactly what I have been wishing for !!!! My hair is thinning terribly, so I don't quite know what to do with it. This is right up my alley. Thanks a MILLION !!! xoxo
Hey Lucy u look like lord krishna in blue n green scraf, coz u choose exactly perfect place for feather... Same same ....Btw nice job.
Wonderful styling! 💞💞💞
The closed turban look is so stunning. Great vid!
I absolutely love this!!! Thank you for the ideas!!
Definitely gonna use both ringlet and turban technique this week for Valentine's Day outfit
YES! I needed this! Thank you ❤️
I am so ready for this!
Thank you! I love that you demonstrated several options and also that they are all realistic to do and look beautiful as well. I will adapt one of these to the Regency Tea I am attending this weekend!
Something I need! I'm growing out my hair and it stands up on end in the morning
Every time I see a vintage turban tutorial video: that’s neat! I can do that!
Every time after attempting: 😐 well damn that’s harder than it looked
Btw deff loving all the 1995 pride and prejudice vibes we’re getting here☺️
Was looking for something like this!! Great tutorial :)
This is most delightful, inspiring, and pretty YT video I've seen for a long time. The turbans you make look fabulous and fabulous on you. I'm dying, because I could never carry this off, but this is how my soul would adorn itself!
This looks beautiful!
the second one is my favorite!
Ooooooh I'll definitely try this out! 😍
I was doing something else while you put your hair in a bun and then when I looked back you had curly hair and I thought I missed the part where you curled your hair loolll. I love this!! excellent shortcut XD
that pink scarf is so cute!
I like the pink one !
OMG, that style looks amazing on you! I mean, everything you do does, but this just looks like it was made for you.
INR! I FEEL REGENCY STYLE SUITS HER PERFECTLY! (its also my top fave fashion period in history! I seriously would dress like that everyday if i could afford to buy or make true authentic looking dresses and under garments. Idc if i would stick out in public and get odd looks and comments. If people can walk around with skirts that are 3 sizes too short, 1950s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s fashion, half their head shaved off, rainbow hair, men in dresses, latex clothing, clear plastic clothes, one legged jeans, jeans with holes in the butt, clear rubber shoes, female exposed nipples, ETC ETC.
THEN I CAN DRESS IN REGENCY FASHION REGULARLY IF I SO DESIRE! OR ANY OTHER ERA FOR THAT MATTER...LIKE VICTORIAN, ELIZABETHAN, RENAISSANCE, ETC ETC!
Plus MOST "modern" fashion is inspired by, or has elements of, fashion/styles from history.
Be if from the 1800s, 1500s, 1940s, or 1970s...
MOST of the styles we wear these days resemble styles from the past.
SO wearing a full regency outfit, from hair, dress, to shoes, for regular daily wear SHOULD NOT BE SUCH A ODD THING TO DO!
I do enjoy many "modern" fashion styles...such as K-Fashion, J-Fashion, Punk Styles, Sporty/Comfy clothes, etc...
BUT...im not limited to just "modern" fashion...
SADLY the most modern thing to do is to wear the least amount of clothes as possible...showing as much skin as possible is the newest trends.
And wearing clothes that are more modest and cover most of ur body is NOT very trendy on in fashion atm...
Cause Heaven knows modesty is a "sin" in the fashion world...WHICH IS SOMETHING I HIGHLY DISAGREE WITH!
THE POINT IS...PEOPLE HIGHER UP IN THE FASHION WORLD TELL US TO EXPERIMENT AND BE UNIQUE AND FEARLESS WITH OUR STYLES!
BUT WHEN WE DOOO JUST THAT WE GET JUDGED BY OTHERS FOR BEING "WEIRD"...OR ASKED WHY R WE IN A COSTUME...
LUCKILY IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT OTHERS SAY AND THINK, AND THE GROUP OF US THAT ADORE AND/OR DRESS IN PERIOD CLOTHING/FASHION IS VERY VERY VERY HUGE! SO WE AS A SINGLE PERSON ARE NOT ALONE!
Even if we don't personally know other people that enjoy period fashion, we are NOT alone! THERE IS A LOT OF US IN THE WORLD!
SO LET US DRESS HOW WE WANT AND WHAT MAKES US HAPPY AND FEEL BEAUTIFUL!
(personally 90% of the time if i dress period as normal clothes, i get complimented on my clothes...i may here very few people whispering things like "what is she wearing", "look at her!"...etc...however thats VERY RARE. And i even get hit on! Which is always a plus lol. And all people over 50 normally adore it! Its not really much different than wearing any other style, modern or not.)
@@onnalynn7004 Totally agree with you! I have so much respect for people who just do their own thing with their style. Personally, through medieval faires and historical reenactment, I found out that I actually felt very comfortable and like myself in medieval (Viking age) clothes, so I lean more and more towards that style in everyday life now and could not feel happier about that.
@@HexMachineNica Nica THATS WONFERFUL! I am so glad u found your style!(and if it changes 5 years from now THATS GREAT TOO!😉Fashion is about fun and happiness and feeling BEAUTIFUL!😘)
Mine is MOSTLY regency, but also Victorian and Edwardian, with some 17-1800s Scottish fashions, ancient Scandinavian fashion(which i suppose is viking...i am Swedish and Norwegian lol), and a few other styles in between lol...(also 1940s are lovely...but thats more "modern" if u ask me lol.)
I kinda just mix and match all my fave styles together and go with it!
Some days ill go for just one style, some days ill mix 5 diff eras! Lol JUST DEPENDS ON MY MOOD AND WHAT I FEEL PRETTY IN THAT DAY!😉
I sooo wish more people would at least TRY wearing styles from past eras...farther back than just 50ish years.
CAUSE MAN CAN CERTAIN STYLES MAKE U FEEL ALL KINDS OF THINGS!
BEAUTIFUL, SEXY, POWERFUL, SMART, BRAVE, ONE WITH NATURE, MOTHERLY, ETC ETC...
Sooo many feelings for so many styles!
(I mean if modern fashion is what makes people truly happy then i WANT them to dress like it...however...it nvr hurts to at least TRY something new.😉)
I do wish all men dressed the way men did in the 1800s, and a few other eras...cause man is it sexy! Lol.
ANYWHO!
I wish i could see ur style! I bet its awesome! I looove me some medieval/viking age attire!!!😉😉😉
@@onnalynn7004 Your style sounds awesome too! Also cool, I'm Finnish/Swedish haha, so we're kinda neighbours. :D Are you on IG? I'm there @godhuntress, I think I have some Viking pics there :)
Beautiful 😊
Headscarfs are sooo nice
Wow I will try ..
Amazing work ! I have short hair and I fear that whitout the curls it wouldn't look as good but I'll still try !
DO IT! IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE PERFECT, JUST SIMILAR! AND WITH THE SCARVES OR SOME OTHER LARGE HAIR ACCESSORIES, LIKE HATS, IT WOULDN'T REALLY MATTER HOW LONG UR HAIR IS!
As long as u can make a few tight ringlet curls around ur face area, it should work perfectly fine!!!
ANYBODY CAN DO PAST STYLES! THERE'S NO RULES ON HOW U HAVE TO LOOK TO HAVE FUN, AND PLAY AROUND WITH FASHION HISTORY!😉😉😉😉😉😉
A tutorial on how to make the pink scarf would be wonderful!
Hey you are probably not going to see this, but I would love to see a medieval hair/make-up!!😍
You are always cute and that pink scarf is so gorgeous! I do wear hats, etc., but the turban look, on me, comes across more like I fell into the laundry basket and whoops there is something on my head. You can pull anything off. Thank you!
Now you have the perfect excuse to make your own empire gown lol
Where did you get that clip in extension? It looks like our hair is similar in texture and thickness. And i need a little extra help!
You look ready for a proposal from a suitor of your choice in a conservatory while a ball goes on in the background 👍 A very romantic look. 😍
Can I please encourage you to visit Wrapunzel's youtube page? These ladies cover full time and I think you will find a plethora of info that you can interpret for regency use.
Another resource for turbines is to look up “Wrapunzel”. They are a shop in New York that specialise is ‘Tihkel’s’ (I hope I got the spelling correct), which is head wrapping practiced by Orthodox Jewish women.
👏👏👏lindos 😗👵🏼💙
Lady Byron
Yaaaaaasssss
Make nisho inspired look
They are all pretty, but I prefer the pink lacy one. Why did they leave one side hanging down?
That dangly but would drive me nuts!
Forgive me, but the last one I kept thinking of professor Quirrel LOL BUT the second one is very cute, before I can try any of these I must master the simple head scarf haha
U slay
You look so similar to lizzy from the legacies 😯😯😯
Turbans were also popular during the 14th century, especially among men, because it protected the head from the cold while also looking stylish.
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dont worry regency girls also used extensions
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH FOR ANOTHER REGENCY INSPIRED VIDEO!!!😁💙👍
YOUR THE BEST!🖤 YOU REALLY LISTEN TO WHAT YOUR SUBS WANT!💖👍THANKS A BUNCH!👍
I ADORE THE FIRST STYLE A BUNCH!🧡 BUT THEIR ALL SUPER CUTE!💛 AND THANKS FOR CHOPSTICK TRICK! IMMA DO THAT RIGHT MEOW! lol😍❤❤❤
(Also...just shows girls have had to cover up bad hair days for MANY MANY years! Its not a NEW concept lol.👍)
PLEEEASE KEEP UP THE REGENCY FASHION STUFF HERE AND THERE!🙏👍❤ ITS MY FAAAVE!💜 AND U DO IT SOOO GOOD!👌💚👌
(i especially LOVE regency inspired clothes, hair, etc we can wear in modern times...like a modern regency style!😉😘)
AS ALWAYS, YOUR MY FAVE YTer! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!👍👍👍
10:43 I thought of Pr. Quirrell why
Male beauty beacons of fiction 😀
They look nice.
I do not see a picture!??
@@clearsky1572 when I first clicked on the video my phone was playing the sound and not showing the video (no pictures) just sound .
It is fixed no big deal
@@clearsky1572 yes lol for sure .
caroline bingley is shaking
you look like Bobby Darling (Bollywood actor)...
i actually looked like an ISIS dude when i tried the last one- the close turban style
OOH I can't wait to try this!! (My arabness is also saying OOH old fashioned cultural appropriation!)
You look identical to Turkish actress in the Turkish series haream el sultan
So much so i am almost shore she was you but I don't know