Unboxing a (SURPRISE!) Victorian Clothing Haul from Hello Vintage \\ Part 1of 2

A few weeks ago, Carolyn from Hello Vintage in Oakland, reached out to me to ask if I'd be interested in her giving me some hand-picked Victorian women's clothing to unbox with you all. Obviously, I said yes! 😍She sent me so many beauties, that I had to break the video up into two parts - so the final installment will be released on June 21, 2020! I loved this whole process - I had no idea what she was going to send me, so this week's and next week's videos were *so much fun*! 👗Visit Hello Vintage: Website: https://hellovintage.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hellovintagelovers/ Tarlaton Fabric https://shop.takachpress.com/Tarlatan-p/tarlatan.htm 🤓Keep Watching: 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 a Dress Historian who also loves to sew historical costumes, I love studying antique clothing from all eras - from the 18th-century up through the 1920s (and if I could ever study clothing other than the 18th-century I would probably cry happy tears and then curl up into a little ball and die a little bit, but I digress...). By studying antique clothing, we can learn different sewing techniques, learn more about different fashion trends throughout history, and learn how to be better dress