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Will I Defeat Karolina Żebrowska in the 18TH CENTURY DRESSING UP SPEEDRUN? | 1771 Get Ready with Me
DescriptionTW: Medium-sized flashing text between timestamps 4:10-4:18. Please SKIP this time frame if you are sensitive to anything flashing. Will I be able to defeat Karolina Zebrowska (aka SkinnyMadam78) in the 18th century speed run challenge? Her record is 3:41. I certainly gave it my best shot. And 14 buttons did not helpMore
TW: Medium-sized flashing text between timestamps 4:10-4:18. Please SKIP this time frame if you are sensitive to anything flashing.
Will I be able to defeat Karolina Zebrowska (aka SkinnyMadam78) in the 18th century speed run challenge? Her record is 3:41. I certainly gave it my best shot. And 14 buttons did not help. I was curious to see if wearing historical fashion daily would make it any faster for me to get ready. This is the result of the little experiment, and by the end, I was shaking with adrenaline. Coincidentally, this video also can somewhat serve as a 1771 get ready with me, as it is possible to see all the elements that go into a later 1700s ensemble (though at a fast pace).
This is not my usual day to release content, but I thought as a thank you for your continued viewership, I would release a fun little extra video this week. Regularly scheduled content will return this Thursday as per usual.
Here you can find Karolina Żebrowska's original video: https://youtu.be/UpbiPXoSQ3E
And here you can find all the other amazing competitors: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-KvVPxvMrSXF8MVl8xDgHLeg7tE8GPWp
The elements in this 1771 riding habit inspired by a painting of a young Marie Antoinette includes (in order): shift and stockings, stays, bum pad, wool flannel underpetticoat, riding habit shirt, petticoat, waistcoat, jacket, and tricorne.
Also, we've just hit 1K subscribers! A massive thank you to you all for helping me reach this milestone.
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