18th-Century (Costume) Historians React to "HAMILTON" (ft. some mild roasting)

Hold on to your breeches y'all! I invited Nicole over to sit down and watch Hamilton with me for the first time, and, woah, do we have some feelings about the costumes. We both have years of experience in 18th-Century clothing reconstruction and history, as well as both of us, being theatre kids (Nicole's degree was focused in technical theatre). So if you're curious to know if the costumes in Hamilton are accurate, we've got you covered (but not in King George's spit!) 🎉Keep Watching: I Wore 18th-Century Clothing *Every Day for 5 YEARS & This Is What I Learned (Corsets Aren't Bad!) https://youtu.be/DyWnm0Blmh4 Answering Your Questions from "I Wore 18th-Century Clothing for 5 Years..." https://youtu.be/SN3agbKZVP0 Becoming an 18TH-CENTURY MEME LORD | Recreating the Joseph Ducreux Archaic Rap Meme as a *~LADY~*! https://youtu.be/a0pRE3uXWu8 Theatrical costuming is different than historical costuming, but when you're watching a movie or production that takes place in the past, it is always fun to see what they did right, wrong, and also to discuss what you would have done differently. With Nicole's experience in 18th-century men's tailoring and clothing, she helps bring an additional perspective to Hamilton - things that I wouldn't have thought of (because my focus is in 18th-century women's fashion - not men!) If you wanted to know how accurate the suits are for Hamilton (some are 100% reproductions of portraiture and some are...weird...) or more about what the Schuyle