1930's Fashion - FASHION HISTORY SESSIONS 

I love the thirties clothing, as it was feminine and had such style! They also wore beautifully designed trousers! The best as it showed the beginning of high fashion!

30’s and 50’s fashions were my favorite

Wonderful information and presentation. One small detail : Jean Harlow did die of kidney failure. But it was brought on by having Scarlet Fever, which damaged her kidneys. My mom was born in 1934 and had Scarlet Fever as a toddler. It greatly affected her hearing. She is now dead if she doesn’t have her hearing aids in. She can’t stay alone in the house at night because she can’t hear the smoke alarm, nor the burglar alarm which are crazy loud. The hair color cocktail of chemicals wasn’t great. However, her hair wouldn’t have been lightened once a week. It would have been done every 3 weeks. Her hairstylist lived into the 2010’s. Also, Marlene Dietrich was a dark brunette naturally and was made into a platinum blonde in Hollywood. She lived to be 90. Mae West was also a natural dark brunette and became a platinum blonde in the early 1930s and kept the color for the rest of her life. She died at age 87. For sure hair color in those days wasn’t particularly safe. But it was much more dangerous for the hairstylists who were exposed to toxic chemicals 40 plus hours a week. Perms were also incredibly toxic and very popular until the 1990s. I remember how hair salons stunk from perms and toxic hair sprays when I was a kid in the 1970s. I am a hairstylist and I also became a nurse. My first nursing job was at an Assisted Living Facility. It had a common dining room. One day (they ate dinner at 4:30 PM) I smelled what I thought was one of the residents had pooped in their pants. I quietly told the nursing assistants so we could figure out who it was and they could be quietly taken back to their room and get cleaned up. We couldn’t figure it out and the smell was awful! The Dining Room Manager said, “Oh! It’s coming from the hair salon. It’s a perm!) The hair salon was directly over the dining room lol. I had forgotten how disgusting certain perms can smell.

please do 1910s fashion! its a very unique and underrated era

The bias cut really took off in the 30s and ready made sewing patterns became very popular.

The fashions were sleek & elegant. The bias cut clung to women's bodies like skin. The Schiaparelli high heel hat is the coolest. The narrator mentions that Marlene Dietrich in the movie Morocco wore a tuxedo, she is completely incorrect. MD is wear white & tails the most elegant fanciest suit of clothes a man could wear.

Greta Garbo’s crease eyeliner became popular again in the 60’s.

Nice job! Very informative and well illustrated. One suggestion--background music is a little too loud and makes your narration difficult to hear sometimes.

This is so well written and organised.

Jean Harlow and her silk dresses especially in Hell’s Angels 💗

Congrats ! It was really nicely paced and documented. 😊

That one black hat looked like the lady had an upside-down high heel on her head....lol

I wasnt around in the 30s but i love the fashion for ladies then. it was so elegant and graceful.the fashion isnt as it was then.pity.that dress that Audrey Hepburn wore at the start of the film Breakfast At Tiffenys absolutely beautiful although it wasnt from the 30s but 👍+10/10 for the designer 👌👍👏

Most women were still sewing their clothing in the fifties and at least half of women would not drive cars yet.

I like the last picture you showed of Wallis Simpson in her famous lobster dress.

La Dietrich was the face of the 30s...!!! Too much perfection...!!! She was making love with the camera...!!!

30 fashion is one of the best love the era fashion ♥♥♥

love Marlene Dietrich!

You have the perfect voice for these!

Oh how I love watching this kind of videos 🥰

Great video! I hope you will do more!

These are fantastic 🎬📽🎞

Adrian designed every article of clothing that Greta Garbo wore in her films…he was an absolute genius when it came to understanding and embracing the beautiful female form…the world hasn’t seen glamour since…😢

Her Voice Is Making Me Sleepy, And I Just Had Lunch I will Stop Now But, Thank You Anyways Nice Video, Good Job...

Thank you SO MUCH!

I loved the fashion the stars wore in the 30’s. Very elegant of beautiful fabrics. They weren’t made for the overweight...

Gosto do frescor daquela época. Glamour!

Absolutely beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

Is the last woman shown Wallis Simpson? (15:20)

This was nice and i LIKED HER VOICE

“Timeless fashion,” says the narrator as the visual cuts to the photo used for Jean Harlow’s *Time* magazine cover. Nicely done.

Thank you. Well done.

Qué belleza! Glamour

Excellent!

30s fashion was pretty dope for women IMHO. Given the lack of money and pressures to thus economize on fabric meant that women went for closer cuts. Also, the garments were tailored by the women themselves so they always fit beautifully. Moreover, it lead to a progressive abandonment of full fur garments in favor of fur trimmed ones. This would of course reverse course as the depression and subsequent war ended.

Ty I enjoyed 👍

So incredibly interesting 😊

Why not use music from the 30’s to accompany?

My favorite fashion time

14 years later would be a war

I love your voice! SEXY EUROPEAN ELEGANCE are words that come to mind.

Fantastic video yet you never mentioned Edith Head, a most amazing Hollywood Designer.

I have paper dolls with outfits from some of these designers

music overpowers narration.

Omg so pretty I just wish I could be a 30s girl 😩🥵🥺

Beret, it came from Basque sailors...it is a French word and the "T" is silent in both French and English!

¡Bette Davies we love you!

1920 : Roaring 20s 1930 : 1940 : Wartime 40s 1950 : Rockabilly 50s 1960 : Swinging 60s 1970 : Hippie 70s 1980 : 1990 : 2000 : Y2K 00s 2010 : Emo 10s 2020 : Minimalist 20s Hi maam,, I just observe that each decade has its own title when referring to fashion trends in every decade. I'm missing 3 decades here ,, the 1930, 1980 and 1990. I did a lot of research for this but I can't find an answer especially in 1930. Do you have idea about this one? Like how to call their decade..

Wish that sultriness would be back!

Thank you!

Love dresses

Great musicbed for the Documentary. Who is the Artist?

I hate to tell you this toots, but that Audrey Hepburn dress was from the 1950's.

Nicely done video, interesting information. Background music is irritating and not from the 1930 period-lowers video quality.

GLAMOUR GLAMOUR GLAMOUR not like some of the crap we see women wearing today !

please tell me at 6:02 is that film or actual home footage because i did do and will really really LOVE working with female apparel

nice to see the artistry and sophistication of another era that unfortunately has been absent from more recent decades. music doesn't seem appropriate for the time period and is too loud for the soft voice. some soft big band or something from hollywood musicals maybe.

How did women wear a coat over that puffed shoulder dress? Wouldn't it get mashed down? Maybe the dress with a full shoulder that draped over the upper arm became the practical version.

Great documentary but you did not mention Kay Fancys. She epitomized a feminine elegance as well.

Bgm was loud

Harikulade... 🍒

nice n glam

thank you

👍🏼😍👍

Woman were chic looking. They watched their weight and wanted to look glamorous that was the tradition men would whistle at a pretty girl not anymore Most men I talked to don’t like over weight girls Could it be the fast foods and bad habits?I guess we all are a little guilty. It was a different era.

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👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇪🇸💜💜💜💜

You need a good sound mixer. The background music is way too loud.

We live in the worst time in the world, elegance, sobriety and aesthetics have been lost, women are dressed like men, they have lost their femininity, everyone is poorly dressed and nobody makes custom-made clothes anymore. Today the most important thing is money and the human being is worth nothing.

Schiaparelli - és nem Scaparelli, rémes ez a sok elírás!

why is losing women's morals considered a value and a virtue, but a woman who chooses to truly NOT serve men by NOT acting and dressing exactly as they would like considered oppressed? I'm a hijabi and I agree with the Christian women see this concept as being really sad.

HARLOW........

Super gôod day ❤️🙌❤️🙌❤️🙌❤️🙌❤️🙌❤️🙌❤️🙌❤️ beuatiful Time super gôod Time all beuatiful super super super love

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The men in the soup line, didn’t their wives and children need food, too?

Why do they have awful droning jazz in the back ground?

Thank you so much but.. Volume music too high😤...

They had class back then, no tattoos no bad attitude like tody, well much better times anyway.

Sorry, but contrary to this documentary, there were no, zero, color movies in the 1930's! Full color in the movies came later. The examples shown here were black and white photos that were touched up with color. Honestly, research needs to be done a little more closely! Old movies were redone in color many, many years later. Please be aware of that.

I thought this would be about the fashions in 1930's... Instead, we are getting 'direction.'

How disgusting that filthy rich got even richer as the people could not even afford shoes. Absolutely appalling and unjust!!

It’s pronounced Main bo shay not main bocher

Keep it fashion. Not all the misery of the era

Career woman in the 30’s?

Couldn't finish because of the bad vocal fry. Sorry

Jee ha amrikato amrika hai joladkiyo kanumais ka bijanas se many kamaya hai Jo ak sow sal se kamata aaraha hai humlog ladikiyo kinumais ki dhannahi kamate hai khun pasina bahaker kamate hai ladikiyo kohumlog Devi ka jagah dete hai bhale hi sath desh nemanjuri di hope do sow unchalish manjoornahi karta to kaha se aap sahi hai galat kamai matkaro bhagwan komuh kaisedikhawge kiyabologe kiladkiyoka sexwal kamai karkeaaya hoo thoda toimandari rakho ok

Look at what we have today...smh 🙈🙈

Terrible audio.

Not a good presentation of glory of style

The ideas presented here are overshadowed by a lack of context. To say women's jobs grew in the 1930s is to forget that fair wage laws and affirmative action which opened schooling/jobs up for White women didn't exist. Yet, I note that it was noted that even men who kept their jobs often faced wage cuts of up to 60% was mentioned. Also if you are going to show a photo of Black women and then use the term "less qualified positions" and then contrast that with a photo of White women as nurses you should take the time to mention the White racism which banned Black women from most nursing schools in the country. You might also mention the same White racism legalized a White only hiring system that pushed most Black people in the south into the continued form of slavery known as jim crow, and everywhere else into the lowest paid forms of manual labor at even lower wages than co-working Whites. Lastly, this video being made in 2021 is just another show of how White racism centers itself. By the 1930s cameras were a norm yet you have acted as if no People of Color exist. No famous POC lived and pictures of Jazz artist as well as everyday POC aren't abundant.

Horrible music spoiled this

Want to see the fashion. Don't need the history lession or political commentary.