Getting dressed in the 18th century - working woman 

18 century: women get a tied pocket to their clothing 2019: fake pockets in women’s clothing

“Babe come over.” “Can’t. I already took off all my layers.”

In 3000s "In 21st century Women pulled up blue or black 'jeans' up their leg, secured with a metallic zip, and further secured with a button." "Oh! They also faked pockets for no reason!"

people in the comments: omg I could never wear so many layers without dying theatre kids singing and dancing under bright stagelights for hours: _amateurs_

18th century: *water* 2019-2020: *10 steps night routine*

“Hurry! you’re gonna be late!” Me: BUT IM JUST ON THE SECOND LAYER

I wish people wouldn't think that this fashion looked odd, if not then I would definitely be strutting down every single road in a full ball gown with a corset, petticoat and all.

1800's: Water and 10 layes of clothes 2020's: 10 steps nightime skincare routine, and a tshirt.

"How many layers do you want?" working women: yes

For everyone saying 'so many layers', keep in mind the 1700s were still in the Little Ice Age. The world was colder, and there was no such thing as central heating. All those layers would have been necessary.

“What do you want for Christmas?” “A pretty colored silk ribbon. I hope it's not too pricey for you”

My husband in 2020: “You take FOREVER to get dressed.” This woman’s husband: “Hold my beer.”

The original 'I like your dress' 'Thanks! It has pockets'

Teacher:Why were you late for school Me:

People: oh my god! There’s so many layers! Cosplayers: Amateurs

This video made me realise how much i love historical fashion. I just got a dress form so im gonna try to make a dress like this :)

me: whats the dress code friend: casual me:

“The _ is to protect from heat” *continues to put on 30 more layers*

“Yo Sebastian I just saw her *ankles* “ So hot

No one: Literally no one: Me at 12am : watching how 18th Century working women wear their clothes

Every time I think she’s done she adds another layer

If the 21st century people were there, the 18th century people would be like, "WHY ARE YOU NAKED!?!?!?!"

As someone who wears things like this almost every day, it doesn't get hot. If your wearing linen it feels fine.

Lmao I’m so glad that u talked ab stays as comfortable and NOT as torture devices as some media has shown 😂

For everyone questioning how long it takes to get everything off: As someone who has to dress this way every day for work at a museum, let me tell you that after wearing this stuff for 8+ hours rain or shine, it is very easy to get everything off if you're desperate enough (only a couple minutes max). It's like watching the wicked witch melt

She has so many clothes on herself,but she needed 5 minuted to get dressed while i need 10 minutes to put on a hoodie,pants and shoes :/

something i learned from bernadette banner (shoutout) is that because only the layer worn closest to the skin was washed regularly, outer clothes actually lasted much longer! also this makes me want to wear big skirts so i can fit GIANT pockets under them! modern fashion silhouettes just don't accommodate space for books/food/secret items storage

I want the whole outfit! It seems fairly practical even with all the ties.

I felt so uncomfortable when she put the jacket on and her sleeves got bunched up

Is it just me or the clothes in the 18 century looks good?

It's so cool realizing how practical these outfits really were

I tried to diy this for Halloween this year. It actually turned out really well!

And I get hot wearing a bra and a t-shirt...

im literally so uncomfortable when my long sleeve shirt bunches up underneath my sweater, imagine how uncomfortable it is to wear *this*

Her: *gets out of the room* Me: Oh okay, she's done now. Wew; that was ALOTTA layers! Imagine if she added mor-- The voice: *in tHE WINTER*-- Me: well shit.

i can see the red cloak can be used to actually see where the woman was against the white of the snow for like a visible protection as well like neon yellow or green or orange vests with the strips of reflective tape for the construction crews or police/medics/firefighters when they're on scene in an emergency situation or like cops when they're the motorcycle cops and are off duty doing a funeral just to be able to be seen better for their own protection

Holy crap. She has more layers than an onion

What i learned throughout the getting dressed series: *a simple garter was tied beneath the knee*

This is so interesting , I love the history of the clothes through the years

This is one of my favorite videos on RU-vid. I love seeing what everyday people wore, more than the extravagant lovely dresses of the upper classes (although, I do love those too!). There’s also something oddly comforting about this video, so I come back here when I need a little peace ☺️

Imagine hearing: "I'm trying another dress!" 😂😁

ledgend has it she's still getting dressed

I'm more of a vintage person. Their way of talk, dressing is so elegant and beautiful. As an indian, i love our vintage culture too. I just wanted to try all the cultures vintage clothes 😍 The way life then was very much calm, less stress and respectable. Wish we could go back to that era again...

I love the corset! I’ve always wanted to try wearing one.

I think it's very pretty, actually....and those pockets were genius.

*And I thought having to wear a bra under a shirt on a hot day was bad*

J'ai adoré. Un très bon travail de reconstitution. Excellente actrice. Merci beaucoup ✨✨💖✨✨✨✨

Great info and lovely visuals! Thanks for confirming the lack of drawers 😉

and legend has it she is still getting dressed......

tbh mad respect to the women who wore this back then i wouldn't be able to even breathe in it

these are so calming

Honestly really like most of the clothing in this video. Might try to make a modernized version of the wrapped petticoats so I can use those cool big pockets as well!

Imagine if you had an itch.

women actually had good pockets back then?

As a Floridian who moved to Massachusetts, this is how I felt during my first winter, so many more steps to get dressed.

Fascinating how she looks like a painting! This video is very interesting!

“Shoes were low, and practical.” Unlike the entire rest of the outfit.

Damn , how many layers of skirt does she have on ? And to work like that ? Massive respect.

This looks so comfortable and cosy 😍 Stays need to make a comback

Wow lovely & vintage looking, I am thrilled to see it in this channel.

2020 men: "women take to long dressing." 1800's men:"you have no idea" Edit: 1. Damn wtf 1.2k likes 2. To the ten comments y'all wrote, I read through all of it and I was laughing 😂 y'all made my day 😄 bless all of yall

We've gone from wearing no clothes To LOADS of clothes To less clothes Back to no clothes Evolution

Great video. Thank you!

These videos are so fascinating!

Teacher: alright students no violating the dress code. *The Next Day* Me:

I want more “get ready with me” videos from previous centuries.

I keep coming back to this video, it just became my favourite.

Thank you for this video that explains how a working woman would get dressed. I learned a lot about 18th century life style! ~Janet in Canada

Imagine if you woke up five minutes before work and tried to put all of this on before running to the stables to fetch your horse

I want to go to school late wearing this kind of outfit and my reason of the tardiness would be: I struggled with the 10th layer.

Okay but this looks so cozy. Like a giant warm clothes hug

Ok but like, this looks sooo good

And I complain about having 3 layers on for my school uniform lol

At least women had pockets back then...

lord i am OBSESSED with these videos

I love how these layers are adjustable and could still be worn with the change of the body figure.

Soon as I think she done getting dressed she adds another piece of clothing

It all started with making butter the victorian way. Many videos later and I’m here. I can’t stop. *Help*

I just want to say that the model wearing the dress is sooo beautiful!

It’s crazy how fashion has changed through out humanity😍 I find it so fascinating.

18th century: 5 layers of clothing 5 minutes 21st century: one layer of clothes an hour Somethings not right here

for all the people who have mentioned the heat, and those who I'm sure will continue to do so, let me save you some time. clothes then were made of all natural fibers, wool was warm for the winter, and linen is very cool for the summer, linen breathes extremely well, so you're not as hot as you'd think, we're accustomed to clothes that have polyester, nylon, rayon, ect in them, synthetic plastic based fibers which do not breathe well at all, they trap the sweat to our bodies, which is why we think they'd be hot, but they weren't because of the linen worn in the summer. working women did not lace their stays tight, they were just used to hold the breasts in place while working to keep them out of the way since there were no bras the number of layers is for several reasons. 1, it gives the silhouette that was fashionable for the time, 2, it provides the modesty they valued, 3, it protected their fair skin from the sun before the invention of sunblock, and 4, (in my opinion, most importantly), it provided layers to absorb sweat and dirt and what not so the outer clothes didn't smell, just like our underwear nowadays will stink much faster than a pair of jeans. same reason really. believe it or not, they did know that they smelled bad and really didn't like it, they tried to avoid it when possible, they did value cleanliness, filth was for the devil. they did not get naked for sex, since there were no panties, the skirts were just lifted and that was it, so no it wouldn't take that long getting dressed only took a few minutes, especially once you're used to the routine now for an example from personal experience, every summer I volunteer for a weekend at a living history museum doing a 1815 reenactment as a pioneer farm woman. I wear layers like hers, but the jacket sleeves are longer and it closes with ties instead of pins as that was more fashionable then. I do this weekend in July or August and i work a farm, I do so in a shift, petticoat, set of stays, stockings, work boots, skirt, jacket, cap over my hair, bonnet when I go outside and an apron. all the clothes I wear are made of natural fibers EXCEPT my modern day stockings which have polyester in them and I will say my lower legs sweat the most of any part of me. it's not as hot as you'd think, and the stays actually prevent you from hurting your back while doing work like tilling soil this is a topic I know a lot about, if I've forgotten anything and you have any questions, I can probably answer them.

This was my first history fashion video and now I’m officially obsessed with fashion in history

The dress is so nice ❤️❤️

I can barely move with a sweater and coat, I respect this.

Right she's done now....wait what another skirt

Love this💙

I love their fashion sense at that time!! 😀

500k B.C : Naked 18 century : wearing many layers of fabric 2020 : bra and thongs 2100 : back to 500k B.C

Am I the only one who noticed how uncomfortable that bed looks.

Me gusta ver este tipo de videos, son bastante satisfactorios c:

Whenever I’m stuck home sick I always binge these

Honestly, I think we should bring back the skirts as maternity wear, seems smart

*More layers of skirts than clothes I wear during this mini ice age lol*

Very informative Thanks for the video ☺

I love this fashion ❤️ they are really gorgeous

she gets ready faster than most girls today

Uhh adjustable clothes that makes you not need to throw them out because of changing figure?? Yes please bring those back

this is so good vibes

It's always incredible to me how much "string" was involved. I understand why, it was the main fastener of the time; but always stands out to me.