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I would actually rather be a Dashwood in a Cottage

Looks really really uncomfortable and arkward to move around 😅

Despite the historical inaccuracies, the costumes are stunning!

That was good! A little perspective, eh?

"Diary of the Town Bicycle"😂

I was born in 1953 and grew up in Ohio. Can't get too much more "regular people" than that. If you have watched any of the "I Love Lucy" shows, you would actually get an authentic look of how the everyday woman dressed back then. The first show aired in October of 1951 and the last in 1957, so it shows a good amount of fashions from that decade. I do remember my mother and aunts dressing up to go downtown or to go shopping, but for everyday staying at home, Ethel's "house" dresses were what I saw my mom wear or "clamdiggers" (during the hot months) or straight leg pants (to the ankle) and simple cotton tops with flats, and yes, penny loafer style shoes. But the closets were very small in most houses as were the bedrooms, so there was a reason for the limited wardrobe and clothes that didn't have much pattern--they had to go with everything and they had to be made with fabrics that could stand, not only repeated washings, but a wringer washer at that. (I was 10 years old before we got a regular washing machine.) For the average person, there wasn't a lot of money to be spending on clothes and shoes and accessories for yourself or your kids. My sister and I shared a room with one tiny closet in it and both of our clothes and shoes fit in it with room to spare. I'm talking a closet the dimensions of our linen closets today--as you would find in houses built during that time. My mother wore eyeliner (for special occasions), maybe a little blush, but she wore shades of red lipstick because she was Italian and had the dark black wavy hair and milky complexion so she looked stunning in that color. The accent was usually on the mouth, not so much the whole face, to be honest. If a woman wore no other make-up, lipstick was always a must. I'm sure there were many women who were fashion forward back then, but not really in the rural or smaller cities/towns. Special occasions were for the one good dress/outfit you owned--not for running out and buying something no one has seen before. That came more in the 80's, in my experience.

I didnt watch it, but i love Empire Line dresses. Hollywood are guilty of not doing their fashion research. Women in cowboy films have bleached blonde bouffant hair, thick makeup, bright red lipstick and thick eyeliner. Looks ridiculous. Also Doctor Zhivago had Julie Christie with bleached blonde 1960s hair, makeup and pale lipstick 😅😅😅

They had to up the fantasy or some folks might start believing POC could have had peerage. It'd be super boring without the fantasy.

This show doesn’t need gaudy costuming for hype. It feels like they pulled an “Emily in Paris” on us, but it’s hard to hate watch bc we’re rooting for the characters

It's good to be reminded that people in the past didn't spend a lot of time feeling sorry for themselves because they were living in the past... I'm sure our ancestors would have very mixed feelings about our lives, just as people have mixed feelings about other cultures today.

Don’t waste your time on this one. It’s stupid.

I’m naturally olive skinned or tan and I never understood the hype with tan skin. I never praised my skin tone and never really judged it either soo idk

Giving up that title might mean giving up that house in the country and the income that went with it. The people who were invited to court were "landed" and "titled" people. Their income came from the land that came with their titles. If they angered the king/queen, they could see their land given to someone else. Showing up to court in a dress you didn't like was an easy way to be rich back then.

Apart from some of the dresses Penelopy was wearing I really disliked the approach they took this season, the cast looked like a bunch of barbie doll knock-offs, I especially disliked the seethrough synthetic gloves. And makeup looked out of place as well.

There isn't a vaccine for covid, and women get paid what they're worth. 98% of women are incapable of keeping up with even the lazy average man in the work force. Unless it's all office delegation work.

She would be happy to know several of my students did a research project and taught all my English classes who she really was!

It's always better to be rich, no matter when

Miss Cowper looks like she's from The Capitol in The Hunger Games visiting the Bridgerton set.

It’s a tv show. It’s not like someone is trying to trick us into believing this is what they wore. It is fiction.

Yes I would do what the queen wanted just because. Also I would be pressured to do so by my family. Thanks for sharing

You think the costumes are the biggest problem 😂😂

THANK YOU!!! I have been saying this! Season 1 costumes were SO much better!

I thought the thumbnail said "What a poor person whore" to like, feel sorry for this "person whore".😂

I don’t think people who watch Bridgerton would worry about historical inaccuracy.

I never knew this.

The way she was absolutely blessed with the gift of speech; even years after her death, I'm hanging on her every word 🤯 she had such a mastery over language the likes of which I could only ever aspire to achieve, there were layers BEYOND layers of understanding beneath every carefully picked word She spoke with the weight of aeons and made it look like she was just reciting common poetry dude she made it look EFFORTLESS. I'm in AWE. The woman who staked her entire life to defend her indisputably righteous cause would deserve NOTHING less 😤😤

The people that are complaining about Karolina analyzing the fashion in Bridgerton and it’s historical accuracy because the show is fiction are completely missing the point. She’s well aware the show isn’t meant to be accurate and isn’t hating on the show for them taking liberties with the costumes. She’s simply using it as an opportunity to teach about what *would* be historically accurate to those interested in historical fashion. If you’re not interested, then you may not be the target audience.

So what get over it it's a movie u wasting time let it go people don't really care

My problem is when designers are so full of their own "greatness" they think they can do whatever they please. First of all, it wouldn't have been that difficult to be faithful to the era, or even mostly faithful with a few anachronistic looks for effect (see Outlander). But this just seems like a bad AU fanfic or something. It's just so wrong. Also, theoretically they should have a greater budget for costumes in this third season with the success of the previous two. But the material they used looks so cheap, like bargain bin polyester.

What were women like in 1850. Well, my great, great grandmother joined her husband, and her 3 kids (Oh, she was pregnant) on a farm wagon and made the incredible trek from Illinois to California, giving birth to my great grandfather in the Nevada desert. When I think of how spoiled women are today, it boggles my mind!

That wasn't a real "time period". Bridgerton is an alternative universe story. Almost nothing would have happened in the 1800s. So stop analyzing it!

Now what the men wrote about the women's fashion of the time makes so much sense 😅

The show is dumb

Brilliant! ❤

Honestly for people who want so badly to return to some “golden age” of masculinity and revere the “the good old days”, it sounds like they’ve never opened a history book past elementary school or thought critically ever. They literally cannot see that they are trying to CREATE this era

An awful film

I guess I missed something! Lol!!! I would probably just slide that time-line a bit, we have the pre internet world, and post internet world..... In one world, the majority of people were pretty happy, and optimistic about the future! In the other people are generally miserable, depressed, and angry all the time!!!🤣🤣🤣 I miss the old ways!😊😊😊

I wonder if the absurd design was for the designer to show off what they can do in a big, obvious way. I'm thinking like the crazy clothes you see at Paris fashion week. The clothes aren't to be worn as normal clothes, but to draw attention to the designer saying "look what i can do. See how talented i am."

I love how you play In The Hall of The Mountain King in the background while you describe the madness of the court dress and protocol!

I love how corsets are shown in Murdock Mysteries. Really shows how they were really worn.

What if she is the maid? 1890 maid not the princess with the maid

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There were also no black people in the British Court. Bridgerton is clearly a fantasy and not historically accurate

Victorian women 3 days later: "I did some research and you were wrong, you actually have equal opportunity, but first you should leave mom's basement and find a job! Oh, and guys are so kind, when was even last time you tried to make up with one?"

5:47 cat is under covers of bed 8:38 pile of clothes on cat 8:43 slap of cat and "I like that sound"

I recently commented on another post that this show has completely lost its mind in season 3. Somehow they’ve gone from somewhat honoring the Regency era with the delicate color palette of costumes/design, barely there makeup and hairstyles in season 1 to loud, garish, tacky fabrics and brightly colored over the top 80s makeup & hair in season 3. It’s like the producers have gone from creating a beautiful, fun, more fantasy version of ‘Pride & Prejudice’ to ‘Dynasty’. It’s awful.

What are you doing? The world a service, the world a service!

2021 version wasn’t screwed up enough. She needs a bunch of tatoos and piercings…also a few acronyms and more rage.

There is no wage gap. Hasn’t been for years and she was doing so well until then.

I am a but late on this video but i would think it really interesting if you looked at modern styles that developed out of histrorical styles. For example Victorian Goth. I think it might be quite funny to rate that stuff on how historicaly acurate it is.