Regency-era accessories were unhinged. Let's make some.

The second in my series on fashion in the time of Jane Austen. We have cute embroidery. We have ruffles. We have 2 am pattern drafting. We have tassels! The grand finale coming soon. 00:00 Hello 02:38 Reticule 07:17 Gloves 09:41 Chemisette 16:14 Cool Bonus Content This project got a bit frustrating towards the end - I expected to just be able to crank things out but it turns out that's not how making things for the first time goes. By the time I got around to editing I didn't really even remember how I did everything and I was kind of sick of thinking about it. So I decided to make this (and the next one) more of a watch-it-come-together video than a how-to video. I figure that's what most of you are after anyway, but I might have blazed through things a *bit* too much here? Let me know if I did. Images Are public domain and mostly from LACMA, the Met, Rijksmuseum, and NGA. If you want to know a source, get in touch and I'll dig it up. Music Beethoven - 12 danses allemandes, Public Domain via Musopen ____ CEASEFIRE Action toolkit and footnotes here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nNUIb3xn4hbI5_iwqkhLX2RXsyKF6U8Mlkk4cV3vNRs/ Stupid comments will be mercilessly deleted or left up for others' amusement, dependant on my whims.