100 Years of Earrings | Glamour 

Emma yesss that would be good af

Queen Lee thank you

Yesssssss

My country's school uniform hadn't changed since like 1945 ksjkjsks

Which country tho??

yass! AND MAKE IT ACCURATE..

1910 teenagers were working. So were kids, that's how it was in America. If you were breathing & could walk you worked. Boys selling newspapers, children working in Lace Factory, and Coal Mines. Lucky to have a tin can to kick down the road. By 1940, boys that young age were happy to have their tin can become a part of a Tank. My father said that very thing at age 5. Because we were in a War with Germany. America had "Drives" Tin, Steel, Rubber (Tires) Glass, anything that was Salvageable went into the making of Tanks, Riffles etc, to help our Troops. Today, its a far far cry. It's mainly a disposable era now... Buy it, use it, when your tired of it, trash it...

omg yasss

@@jeremiahs595 In 1950s Jean Seberg In 1960s Twiggy aka Leslie Lawson was British Model and Actress and 1970s Jodie Foster and Dana Plato was a Film Actress

Elderly fashion too !

Wow. A follower

Me too but I come for the old trends

Me too!

Yaah. Me too

Marta ll I remember seeing those at Clair’s they were soo ugly lmaoooo

Marta ll I hate I know that exactly what ones your referring to without having even made it to that point in the video yet

Marta ll ikr! I remember wearing them when I was younger 😩👌🏽

When I saw them I immediately flashed back to elementary school

Still have some of those...(never wore them) I'm only 11.😅

Probably because it’s kind of a trend, but it doesn’t represent the day and age.

@@anniep2837 the video is about trends.. that is a huge trend.. has been for a long time

True.

i guess its not really earrings doh maybe if they do 100 years of body mods lmao

@H E Ł L Ø avakin i mean they couldve gotten a model with ear stretching but i think they didnt put it in cuz its more body mods than earrings but no one cares anymore goodnight

Are amazing!

Yaaas those glasses

They look amazing

Yeahh

😌 I’m the 400th like

I’m really jealous. No woman in my family except for me has ear piercings.

choirkitty wear them with much joy!!!

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Yep, I remember in the 90s wearing tiny, thin hoops that traveled all the way up my ear!

hoops have been worn pretty much non stop since at leat the 1600s...pirates, princesses, hippies, everyone wore them. this video is all over the place.

They mention clips early on along with screw-backs. I think it's mainly looking at fashions after childhood, after a certain point most adults who wore earrings went for pierced styles rather than clips.

luvnana luda!!

@@annoyingmultifandomname2217 a whole cutie!!

Sammmmmmmmeeeee

Me too!!!! I love my hoops

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They BLACK models are, usually, biracial or lighter than most black women

Why make an issue out of nothing seriously...

Euphoria Rose coz it’s important to see representation in the media so young POC girls and boys know that they don’t have to be white to model or be in the media

​@Euphoria Rose it's easy to take this viewpoint when you're the default. Black and brown skin hasn't always been accurately represented through the ages, and ppl bringing that fact to light isn't 'creating and issue'. Anytime we mention the lack of representation (or, in this case, praising the representation), isn't the time to try and make a negative out of a positive. Are we not allowed to be glad that we're represented? Or offer constructive criticism when we're not? Our desire to see ourselves represented ISN'T to create conflict, and non-POC/ Black ppl (yes, they're two different things!) really need to stop seeing that as something to attack. 💁🏾‍♀️🖤 Acknowledgment that there IS disparity is not 'making something out of nothing'... differences between races and culture exists, and for ppl to try and ignore/ erase that based on some 'melting pot' theory does a disservice to ethic/ cultural ppl you're attempting to erase.

20s and 50s for me!

Ikr? So cute. But I actually prefer the 20s

Love your profile pic

It was for people of certain Christian denominations. My maternal grandmother and greatgrandmother never wore jewellery. It was against their religion. My mum on the other hand was a rebel and pierced both her ears and mine.

My mother was born in 1957 and she had pierced earrings when she was a few days old... it was a common practice. Same her big sister before (1956) and her younger ones ('60 and '63). We're Italians. Many places like what? We weren't top modern people back then xD

@@Neerepha u

But it wasn't the majority I guess? Most older ladies I know (including my grandma) got their ears pierced when they were newborns

Tina that's awesome!!!

Yes! They dont accidentally have the back fall off and then you lose your earring on the dancefloor... Lol true story

We still do, don't we?

Yes! My Grandma's jhumkas matches with these days trends!!

I love indian jewellery so untemporal🖒🖒🖒

jtv.com type in ear climber. theyve been popular with people who like jewelry for a couple of years.

Lmaooo

What's that?Thanks in advance🤗

The silver ones shown first seem more like a red carpet thing than anything else.

They never get the 2010's right

I did. just look at the accessoires section of h&m. It absolutely resembles what they displayed as 2010s Trend

I've worn them.

A few years ago everybody in my area was wearing mis-matching earrings, but then one earring is long and the other a stud earring. That trend is over now. And you now see a lot of people with the earrings that are covering the side of your ears like they where showing in the mis-matching set here.

All of them are veeeeery pretty!

I can't believe I had to scroll this far to get a 1920's shout out. I have always been a fan of that era when it came to jewerly. 1920's jewelry is delicate, stunning and timeless IMO.

O-o

Ikr 20s right? That was very Chanel. They also came during the 50s

way more early 2000s than those mariah carey nonsense chandelier earrings.

AshE:Indeed!It's actually a popular trend back in mid '80s,here in Greece!Very long feathers or just in one ear!

Remember? I still use them!

Those were big in the early 80s and early 2010s.

Ashy E I loved those!