How did fashion evolve from 1850-1859? // 1850's Fashion Deep Dive

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All About 1860's Fashion // What did Civil War-era fashion look like?

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We're back for another installment of my Fashion Evolution Deep Dive series, where I analyze hundreds of fashion plates to determine trends within a single decade of fashion history, and this time, we're taking a look at the fashions of the 1860s, from 1860-1869.
You can see all the plates in this video (and many more) by looking at each year's folder in my Crinoline Era Pinterest board: / crinoline-era
If you want to watch the other two videos in this series, check out this playlist: • Decade Deep Dive
Interested in crinoline-era sewing? I made this 1860's dress in a little over a day!: • Can I make an 1860's d...
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@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

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@jeansando6849 Год назад

Yes! Come join us! Join at the Tier where we have chats! We have lots of fun in our little community!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

@@jeansando6849 I love our chats!

@misia1038 Год назад

I never had any idea how much the 1860s were diverse! I just thought "elliptical to bustle", but it was so cool to see how we got there! Thank you

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Oh yeah, I mean the changes were a lot more subtle than some other decades, but it sure did change a lot!

@renjon7798 Год назад

This is my favorite period in fashion history. I love how in depth and well researched your videos in this series are. Please keep them coming

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@tasjones9105 Год назад

We love a detailed timeline, and I cannot express how much I am anticipating the next decade installment. This video is a convenient compact reference dream for artists who experience the immense desire to draw pretty dress and avoid drawing legs.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@EH23831 Год назад

Thanks for your hard work! Love these videos ❤ Would love to see 1870s and 1880s. I’d also like a longer look at the fashion plates 😊

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thanks! It might be a little while till I do the next one. Unfortunately this video isn't doing that well either. :(

@serahloeffelroberts9901 5 месяцев назад

In the USA the 1860s was the time of the Civil War. There were vast changes in the role of women who stepped up to cover for the men who were at war. Women began to work as teachers, nurses and clerks which had previously been male professions. They organized hospitals and field hospitals to treat the wounded and aid societies for widows and orphans. They also helped fund the organizations with balls, raffles and raffles. All this required more utilitarian type clothes. There was no time for fancy clothing trims. The hoop actually facilitated free movement and blouse type tops made it easier to work at tasks. After the war fashions became fancier especially as early sewing machines appeared for home use.

@lilaeia 8 месяцев назад

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE continue this series!!! I LOVE the 1870s, 1880s and (parts of the) 1890s!!!! I’d love to see your evolution through these decades. This was SO good!!! 🤗💝😘

@LadyRebeccaFashions 8 месяцев назад

Thank you! To be honest though, these types of videos were a TON of work, and did not wind up getting many views, so I doubt that I'll be doing another one anytime soon.

@Silverfoxx001 11 месяцев назад

Illusion, also known as tulle, is a fine netting fabric made of nylon. It has a delicate, sheer look but with its medium body it can be gathered and attached to a crown or comb to make a suitable blush layer to cover the face or bridal veil. Also used for special occasion wear, party decorations, or craft projects. i went and checked illusion tulle still exists today

@ashextraordinaire Год назад

I just love your deep-dives! My research (read: obsession) is focused on working-class women's wear, so it's really fascinating to see where some of those trends originated and how they filtered down from the fashion houses to everyday life. I do love a good pagoda sleeve!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

It would be cool to see a comparison of how long it took for trends to reach the working class, and what trends they picked up on!

@Notlost-lj9qt Год назад

I love the designs with the decorated sheer over layers! I agree that the red and blue dress with Swiss waist would be cool to recreate, too.

@MeadowoodRanch Год назад

June 1865 purple dress with purple trim. It’s beautiful!

@DOSBoxMom 6 месяцев назад

You would love the very beginning of the "White House years" portion of the exhibits at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield, IL. That first room features gowns worn by several women prominent in DC society during the Civil War (wives and daughters of politicians and Cabinet officials), with "Mrs. Keckley" making some small adjustments to "Mary Todd Lincoln's" gown in the center of the room.

@saymyname2417 Год назад

The blue and white ball gown @ 12.38 minutes is TOO BEAUTIFUL 😍!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Right?! Those bows!

@saymyname2417 Год назад

@@LadyRebeccaFashions - Yes, absolutely gorgeous! I'd love to see you sew that dress 😁!

@christineb5232 Год назад

the 1860s is my favorite historical fashion era. especially the evening wear. the 1862 dress i love is on a tv mini series called north and south its a light blues with lace ruffles just off the shoulders.

@Celcey24 Год назад

Wow, I was very surprised by some of this. I always associated the 1860s with the big round skirt shape, I had no idea there were years with such a slim form!

@martamoreira6326 Год назад

Yes! I love this series, i have trouble identifying some trends and since I'm researching for a recreation of a met dress, I looked forward this video to give me tips on how to pin point it better 😊 Lady Rebecca, that last sheer overbodice look is super cute and if there was any recreation clubs near me I would so use this all the time.... Use and abuse alcaline dyes in everything 😂

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful!

@dianaballishiyama4007 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for the information about women's clothes in the 1860's.

@josephnebeker7976 8 месяцев назад

I just found you. I've been doing research into the Victorian era to design a dress from that time for my daughter. I'm a little weird in that I like to keep fantasy as realistic as possible, and since my daughter loves both the Victorian era clothing and steampunk, I'm designing a truly Victorian style dress for her that can double, with a few alterations, as her steampunk dress. I loved this deep dive.

@theresaanndiaz3179 Год назад

It's so nice that you post a variety of videos, I enjoy them all. Most of them, I only watch once, however, I know that I am going to be watching this one several times because it's packed with information.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@TanteElster Год назад

I love this kind of videos a lot, looking at and analyzing fashion plates for inspiration is one of my favourite things to do. thank you for all the extensive work you put into making these videos!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@Downhomeherbwife Год назад

Love Swiss waists! I made one recently for a day dress and it is such a confection.

@TheGabygael Год назад

I think I have a soft spot for transitional eras : my favorite parts of most decades of the 20th century are the end of them (1908, 1916-17, 1946-50, 1969, 1978, 1986, 1997) and my two favorites at the moment for the 19th century is the very end of the 60s early 70 when elliptical skirts deflated but bustles weren't there yet (so you get this swoopy simple dresses with long trains) and the late 1830s where the hair's extremeness Made way to intricate braids (those large sculptural heavily pomaded curls on the side of the face with a braided bun at the crown worn like a tiara or a comb) I guess they look familiar enough (getting attributes of surrounding better known eras) but we so short and not often represented that they look like a novel take on trends I've seen over and over again... except for 1916, it was a glorious fever dream that is missing in Downton Abbey, those intricate avant garde dresses worn as a war for the aristocracy by the people was at its darkest is a symbolic drama that writes itself instead they went from early 10s to 20s fashion in the blink of an eye

@michellecornum5856 Год назад

I love these deep dive videos. They are SO informative. I hope you can continue making them.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you! I think it might be a while till I make my next one. This one unfortunately isn't performing very well either. :(

@susanharris-rohde1127 Год назад

I was not a big fan of 1860's until this video. Thank you. You have given me some inspiration.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

There's definitely a lot of gorgeous fashions in this era!

@RychaardRyder Год назад

I LIVE THE DOUBLE POINT BODICE WAISTLINE, I SAW A WORTH DRESS OF BLUISH GREEN WITH THAT AND IVE PROMISED MYSELF THAT IF I CAN EVER AFORD SUCH WOOLS I WOULD ATTEMPT IT! DOUBLE POINT!

@ericwinterlinginc.7015 Год назад

This was really wonderful and incredibly researched. What is left out that may be identified once you hit 1870 is the rise of the waistline, from slightly long waisted in the 1850’s to almost Empire by 1870.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

I don't think it physically raises up to nearly an empire waist, though -- just that it almost looks that way because of the previous use of points and other visual cues. Or do you mean how the trend for things like the skirts that were cut in one with the swiss waists, making it kind of look like an empire line, but fitted through the natural waist?

@juia7336 Год назад

Thank you for this incredibly researched and detailed look! This is one of my favourite eras, not least because of all the art I try to create for some characters set in this period, and it's so interesting to see the way the style shifts and changes - and the way it isn't just "1850s, but back-heavy" 😅 Thank you for the video! Looking forward to your next sewing video too!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you! Honestly, until doing the research for these two videos, I hadn't even realized just how different 1850's fashion was from 1860s!

@alessio3787 Год назад

I love how she goes into detail abt every month that passes,there isn't another channel that goes this much into depth

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@RianShafer Год назад

Loved these dresses, especially closer to the later styles.

@teddy-3765 Год назад

I do like these deep dives a lot. Thanks for sharing.

@EilonwyG Год назад

I love the Civil War era of fashion! Probably because I always loved the costuming of Gone with the Wind. I love seeing how the fashion evolves. It's so fascinating! One day I will make myself one of these styles.

@maribrown1361 9 месяцев назад

I especially enjoyed this video, as I am in love with Scarlett O'Hara & Gone With The Wind (due to my mother's influence). I have always wanted to wear the fashion of the era, and it's interesting to see what a 16 year old wealthy girl *should* be wear, and what was appropriate around the world as the period progressed.

@stitchbritt Год назад

I love the red and blue dress you pointed out and OMG the embellished sheer starry dress of the Empress 😍

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Right? I kind of want to make Sisi's dress at some point too, but there's several people who have made really beautiful renditions already.

@wytchatthebackofthewoods7902 Год назад

I love these videos and appreciate all the hard work you put into them. Thank You

@daisyfox2452 Год назад

I was so confused when I started looking into the 1860s. They have my fav looks 1867-1869 and my least fav 1860-1863. Now I get why!

@unorthodeux Год назад

I absolutely love the 1860s fashion. It's so hard to pick a favorite decade from the 19th century. It's a toss up between the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 90s for me.

@nimuenorth6295 Год назад

I enjoy these deep dives that illustrate just how much fashions changed (and sometimes didn’t) even back then. I studied history so I know all too well how much most people see the past as static, so this is a wonderful adjustment to that perception. And “Beilage zum Bazar” translates to supplement or addendum to the Bazar, so the publication was likely Der Bazar (1854-1900) and the scan you found was some sort of leaflet slipped into the magazine.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Oh interesting! I'm familiar with Der Bazar, but hadn't heard of this, so thank you for the translation.

@brandyloutherback9288 Год назад

Maybe do 1890s/1900s, Next? I love Late Victorian/ Edwardian era fashion trends!

@TheSerialHobbyistGirl Год назад

I think 1869's silhouette is my second favorite of the whole century. I am itching to make something with that look.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Right? It's so gorgeous. What's your favorite silhouette?

@terpinator24 9 месяцев назад

Thanks so much! I really didn't know that much about the 1860s since it seems everyone freaks out about the late Victorian or Edwardian periods!

@eileenbauer4601 Год назад

Really enjoyed this, thanks for posting and for all your hard work!

@maryball4651 Год назад

I love the deep dives and think you should continue!

@nurmihusa7780 Год назад

Absolutely lovely job as usual. I hope you do continue to make these because you’ve done such a thorough job of it. Such a series serve as an excellent reference to come back to when needed. Meaning it may not do well in the short term but might have a very long tail.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you! I'm hoping the views might pick up. It's not doing very well so far, unfortunately.

@VioletFem Год назад

I love these fashion history deep dives.

@marcellarensi131 Год назад

I love your decades videos! Keep up the excellent work.

@samfontane Год назад

That's absolutely amazing. Thanks. ❤

@tjmanfuso7926 Год назад

Wow I loved this! 1867 is probably my favorite year for fashion and I loved learning about it! Also I noticed those Watteau pleats one time and have been waiting for someone to bring it up! I really enjoyed this and I hope you do more!

@starwarssyl1177 Год назад

I love this series so much! I did not know about the Garibaldi shirt, and I am so excited to know about it now! I enjoyed this very much! My favorite eras are the two bustle. It's no surprise to me that my favorite fashion plates in this video were from 1869! Thank you so much!

@werelemur1138 Год назад

It's so interesting watching trends evolve over time.

@alexiscarlton1355 Год назад

Thank you for the research and I will fail to understand peoples lack of interest. You make it interesting and informative. Loved the Swiss waist that was essentially a skirt :D.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@user-pl1kw4ux2d 5 месяцев назад

love your fashions of the 1860s. I would love you to do a deep dive into a 1960s evolution of. women dress and how year by year as the. sixties progress. we can. see a gradual shift of hemlines during the late 60s

@autumn7143 Год назад

I love these deep dives. It’s so very cool to see things evolve.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thanks!

@bonniecolleenpappin8807 Год назад

Thank you, so much information in one place.

@robintheparttimesewer6798 Год назад

Such a great video! I had no idea how much things changed over the decade. Thanks for such a great overview! Don’t worry if it’s not something you can do every month. Most of us will understand if other things have to take a higher priority

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you! Yeah, with the way both of these have performed so far, I think it might be a while till I do the 1870's video.

@danitzasews Год назад

I really like how you explained this

@Haghenveien Год назад

This was very interesting. I love to learn how historical fashion changes over the years.

@Silverfoxx001 11 месяцев назад

ironically it was a tulle fabric possibly called Illusion, Its what Amy of little women called it when she used "clouds" of fresh illusion tulle to cover a hand me down ball dress she wore to a Christmas ball. Amy was wearing hand-me-downs until her marriage to Lawrie after which Luarie bought her new clothes for her homeward journey. Amy used if for a practical purpose of freshen up an old dress wonder if fabric shortages in the post civil war years caused an need to reuse things thus a fashion of softening older clothes. The tulle( silk in her case as nylon wouldn't be invented for 70 years approx.) was 'cheap'. she also used live flowers on her dresses which were free.

@kittytimes6 Год назад

So interesting! I will have to check out more of your videos! ❤

@OliNoel Год назад

this is my favorite kind of video!

@kirstinmarchand3687 Год назад

Love these videos! Great to see the changes over time.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@sandiemable Год назад

I love history and find these videos fascinating; the details of each dress are explained wonderfully by you! I truly appreciate all the hard work that goes into these videos. Have a great weekend, xoxo's Sandie

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@kathrynmccarthy Год назад

I love seeing all of the fashion plates and how the styles evolved. Would love to see you make that red/orange dress with the sheer black overlay sometime!

@bekytg9393 Год назад

A wonderful well researched video. Appreciate the time and effort you make to research these videos. Hey great to see you are nearly 30 thousand subscribers. Yeah.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you! I wound up hitting 30k this morning!

@dee-annegordon5959 Год назад

Love watching these videos and hope you do continue making them. Even if you only make a couple of them a year. It's really helpful to see the progression year from year of fashion changes and trends.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thanks! This one hasn't been doing very well so far, so yeah, it might be a little while till the next one.

@gabizurrek9243 8 месяцев назад

Very interesting and educating video! Loved it

@furlizard Год назад

I really like the deep dives, I will keep watching them all!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thanks!

@monicacall7532 4 месяца назад

Discovering your channel was a moment of serendipity today! Ever since I discovered fashion history in an encyclopedia when I was 11 I have loved it. For anyone who nerds out on this topic your videos are a delight to discover. On a cold very rainy day finding your channel has made my day so much better. Many thanks.

@Sew_Learning Год назад

Loved this deep dive into the 1860’s…well researched and very interesting, as always.🥰 Sending best wishes from Down Under💐🌸🌺💖🇦🇺😎

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@krysil1221 Год назад

It's so interesting to see what changes and what doesn't in just a decade.

@cecilyfortune8164 Год назад

I am enjoying this series. It is fun and informative.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@gracie9658 Год назад

The 60s are one of if not my favourite period in fashion history, I can't wait to watch this !

@Hiker_who_Sews Год назад

Fashion, opulence, and the monied elite. The exquisite tulle gown from the House of Worth, Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind, and Carol Burnett's Went With the Wind. Rebecca, your dives into fashion history are wonderful and appreciated. Thank you!

@mysticwillow333 Год назад

Wow thankyou so much for this video, I am finding the shapes of fashion so confusing, I can't quite work out what bustle I do like and would like to try and make . Keep going please I very much enjoy your videos x

@jeansando6849 Год назад

So informative and perfectly timed for my next project!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Yay! Good luck on your project! :)

@BurntKloverfield Год назад

These kind of deep dive videos are so much fun. Also, I legit have that same white shirt you're wearing! I love that shirt so much and wear it whenever I can for the poofy sleeves. You're so adorable!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you! And I like that blouse so much that I bought two of them! 😉

@donnacoleman4624 Год назад

I love these videos, and appreciate all the hard work and time spent on them. I'm a Newby in historical costuming and I have learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@Nessi-dances Год назад

Super helpful! Thank you! That shear black stripe over bodice is amazing.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Right? So gorgeous! And I'm glad it was helpful!

@ollie2596 4 месяца назад

The 1850 and 60s are my favorite fashion era! I love watching these videos. My favorite fashion plate is from Godey's for may 1862, there's this absolutely stunning dress with a red girvaldi blouse and a black skirt with a matching red band at the bottom. It also has a very particular style where the pockets are fashionably lined with the bodice/band fabric and placed in an interesting spot for a dress in those times! It's very unique and stands out amongst the others!!

@liddybird3608 Год назад

Woohoo! I love these videos. Do them whenever you feel like it. I'll be watching.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thanks!

@beaniebabysnail Год назад

I almost never like to comment on youtube but I have to say that I adore this series. Not only do you make it super engaging but it's an excellent resource too!!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you!

@elizabethscott3218 Год назад

I hope you'll be able to do more, I hadn't thought that fashion trends would have changed year to year as much! But I also appreciated that your sources did include some German / Austrian items too. I was curious how much regional variation there would be (I just found this rabbit hole).

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thanks! I think by this point, Germany and Austria were basically following the same fashion as France and England, especially since one of the biggest trendsetters was Austrian!

@sally-annebuck4550 Год назад

Thanks, this was so interesting and informative.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you! I'm so glad it was helpful!

@roxiepoe9586 Год назад

This confirms that I do not have a fashionable sensibility. I just don't want to keep up! :) I do love all the pretty pictures and the knowledge you share.

@dellymel9840 Год назад

Great video, very interesting, thank you.xx

@deborahc398 Год назад

Great research, as usual. The amount of time you must put in is amazing. And, please do the recreation - I'd love to see it!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you! Yeah, these videos take the better part of a full week to create.

@angieeanes54 Год назад

I would love to see you do a project with the Swiss bodice to overskirt! That plate is gorgeous!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

I just need that blue striped silk!

@beamteammom5431 Год назад

I love this!

@roxannlegg750 2 месяца назад

Loved the overview of the fashion changes...but if you do more of them, could u leave the photos up longer, as I was always stopping to look at them. Theyre so inspiring. And expensive too make....

@madzikdek Год назад

Thank you so much. I love this,this series is everything I ever wanted... I'm currently working on my master's in Artificial Intelligence and I'm making a system that guesses what year a fashion plate is from... Do you know when you will have another instalment of this series? I know they're A LOT of work but I just can't wait

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Woah, that system sounds so cool! Honestly, it will probably be quite some time before I make another, as they haven't performed well, and they're a ton of work to do.

@tosewthyself Год назад

Never heard of a Swiss waist before this video, and now I want to make SO MANY😆

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Right? It's such a flattering and versatile garment!

@dismurrart6648 Год назад

This was super helpful

@angelaross1 Год назад

Thank you for doing these. I’m a “mature” woman (63), Were there different rules regarding color/embellishment that applied to Matrons? I feel foolish in wanting to emulate some of these fashion plates as they seem to apply to younger women or younger married women.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

I haven't done research on differences in fashions for different age groups. I think that older women generally avoided white and pale pink, but I'm not sure about other colors.

@petrablijleven1119 Год назад

Oh, Rebecca! This is só just in time!! I am working on a 1860’s ball dress for a Victorian Fancy Dress Ball and have been going back and forth about which details to add. What sleeves? Lace? Skirt decoration! Pointy bodice or not? This video has made choosing a lot easier 😘 1961 it is!

@SarahK86 Год назад

You mean 1861

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Oh wonderful! Good luck with your project!

@mce1939 Год назад

Good video! Enjoyed it!! I have always really liked those Garibaldi blouses. Have you ever made one on the channel? Would love to see you do one. Garibaldi blouses are like "business up top, party on the bottom." :) :) I love how they have a simple appearance, but can then be paired with an embellished/decorative skirt.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thanks! And nope, I've yet to make a Garibaldi blouse. The closest I've done was a similar, but collared blouse that I made back in 2010.

@melissamybubbles6139 Год назад

Thank you for all the details. I'm sure that was difficult to put together. I appreciate you!

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thank you! It takes the better part of a full week to put a video like this together!

@cemitchell6496 Год назад

Thank you!

@krausekreation9179 Год назад

Thank you for such a fantastic video. I believe I read somewhere that the Garibaldi shirt was regarded as "teen and/or young fashion "at the time. I had made a few and was researching info about them and vaguely remember reading that. I felt a bit weird wearing mine thinking "mutton dressed as lamb" LOL (im kidding just a wee bit.... I wore that blouse out)

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Interesting! I've never heard that before, but I suppose because it's kind of an "informal" look, that may have made sense?

@louiselund2419 Год назад

I love it, and I hope you will do 1880’s ❤❤

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

Thanks! I'm hoping to eventually!

@AngelavengerL Год назад

Super interesting and absolutely love seeing the fashion plates. I have to say not only the adult dresses but so many of those plates had such adorable dresses on little girls. I can totally see why lolita style is so popular. Every one of those little girl dresses looked like a lolita dress I've seen before for sweet lolita and princess lolita. I really love a lot of the evening wear dresses because the necklines don't look like they are strangling you. I'm very very large busted and every time i wear a collared shirt or even regular tshirts i feel like i'm being strangled. Thank goodness for vee, and sweatheart, and scoop necklines.

@LadyRebeccaFashions Год назад

This was such a great era for children's fashion! I love almost every single one.

@jake4725 6 месяцев назад

great vid! 1880s would be cool

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