Victorian Haute Couture!? \\ Unboxing a SURPRISE Victorian Clothing Haul from Hello Vintage (Part 2)

In Part 2 of my Hello Vintage Surprise Victorian clothing haul unboxing - we discover a gorgeous 1870s women's bodice (if only it still had its bustle skirt!), an 1860s black silk bonnet, and a *stunning* couture bodice that dates between 1900-1903! I want to give a special thanks to Carolyn from Hello Vintage (https://www.hellovintage.com). This was her idea, and I am so grateful she contacted me! Her shop is located in Oakland, CA and it looks like it's a total treasure trove of goodies! Next time I'm in the Bay Area, I'm definitely making a pit stop. 👗Visit Hello Vintage: Website: https://hellovintage.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hellovintagelovers/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8RwYZH7lcjyobKw2fU96XQ (Note: In exchange for this video, Hello Vintage sent me a selection of Victorian Era clothing pieces to open and share with you all.) ⭐️Watch Part 1 here: https://youtu.be/QO03qVwqn3g ⭐️What Did Flappers Wear? Examining 2 - Real - 1920s Dresses: https://youtu.be/KQnsOxsJO3E ⭐️I Bought a *REAL* Victorian Bustle Skirt and Evening Bodice: https://youtu.be/J_cobE1GUiA ⭐️Unboxing a Victorian Clothing Haul: https://youtu.be/qr2xKmjCl8k ⭐️How to Take Care of Your Antique Clothes: https://youtu.be/eL20YC2kJyE As much as I hated having to break up my unboxing video into two parts last week, I promise that part two will make it worth it. Not only do we get to look at an incredible Victorian Bustle Era Bodice, that features a lot of hand-sewing, incredible