EARLY ACCESS: Ranking Every 2021 Costume Drama on Historical Accuracy || The 19th Century
🕑 Added 2021-12-17 10:22:09 +0000 UTCPart 2 is here! I'm letting you have this a bit early in case anyone wants to join the live premiere of Part 1 at 2PM and doesn't want to have to make decisions. 😁
As I mentioned yesterday, since I'm experimenting with this 'premiere' function, this is a Patreon-only copy of the video and will not be the version going live (for those of you who like to comment on the YouTube page).
YouTube link: https://youtu.be/M5yiyWAJN14
Anyway, thanks for coming along on this journey (and to those of you who are primarily interested in the sewing content, thank you for enduring the costume review side of things for a moment)! These videos were quite the production and it was thrilling to get to collaborate with so many wonderful humans, both on screen and behind the scenes. But after this whirlwind of a month spent getting these out, I was very much in need of some quiet time in the workroom and away from computer screens. I'll be back soon with a little workroom adventure for you to show you what I've been up to. :)
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Anna Pusack
Thanks! I’ll try that
Bernadette Banner
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Bernadette Banner
It was definitely a difficult one to find! I'm not sure how not-shady this is, but we were able to find it on myasiantv (via a google search for 'seiten wo tsuke watch online'. :)
Rose
a side note about "the harder they fall" https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/42/Texas_Rangers_Company_D_1887.jpg this is an example of some of the way folks were dressing in Texas at the time, the pants and vests here don't seem out of line with the film depictions - specifically the gentleman in the front far left seems to have a similar vest length, and the second from the end on the right as well. just thought I'd share what I have seen
Anna Pusack
Any tips on how to watch Saiten wo Suki? Google had no idea what I was talking about.