My Dress Was Featured on a Japanese TV Show ⁉️

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One of my dresses was featured on Kawaii.i !!! A little bit ago I entered a sustainable DIY contest that was put on by Kawaii International of NHK broadcasting and I earned a feature. While I didn't win the contest, I'm still incredibly honored to have been featured on the show!
Hi! I'm The Stitchess! I'm an interdisciplinary artist and seamstress. I started sewing when I was 8 and loved it so much I made it the focus of my study in college. After a lifetime of battling severe mental health issues - I found healing in the radical softness and Japanese kawaii communities. As much as I love fashion and clothing, I also think it's important to consider how and where clothing is made. I went fast fashion free at the start of 2019 to voice my concerns over the rapid consumerism gripping the garment industry. By no means am I perfect, but I think it's important to show that change is a process. I believe it is always important to strive to be better, even if perfection is unattainable. Thank you so much for letting me share my art and process with you. I hope we can all grow together.
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FULL EPISODE (available until March 13, 2021) - www3.nhk.or.jp...
Kawaii International - www3.nhk.or.jp...
Kawaii.i Video Archive - www3.nhk.or.jp...
Alternative Fashion Lovers For Sustainability - / 2371771959518758
CLEAN the Label (madeit) - madeit.com.au/...
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Justine Chantelle's Channel - / @justinechantelle
Winning Entry - • MAJOR THRIFT FLIP | Ol...
My Dress - • 🐇🎀 Handmade Shiro Loli...
Music:
Intro: Garden in Bloom by Mike Franklyn
Main: Toy Lullaby by Etienne Roussel
Licensed by Epidemic Sound
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@digimaui 4 года назад

It's so awesome to see something like Kawaii International talking about sustainability!!

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

Right? This was certainly not something I ever would have expected from them.

@aduckinlingerie 3 года назад

@@TheStitchess RinRin actually has a yt channel called RinRin Doll! So it makes more sense considering how much more traction sustainability has been getting recently on this platform

@charlisabeth 4 года назад

When I saw the blouse made from vintage ties I immediately thought "I hope it's not silk", because vintage silk ties (as recent as the 70s and 80s) were dyed with heavy metal dyes, which are fine if you wear them over a shirt, but definitely not safe to be worn on bare skin...

@zsofiaszobonya8571 4 года назад

thanks for pointing that out!

@Ohnogoblin 4 года назад

I had no idea! Thanks for the info!

@Sparklykitkat 4 года назад

Are silk scarves the same way?

@Palitato 4 года назад

@@Sparklykitkat Most likely yes if they're vintage. Modern silk isn't dyed the same way and is much safer. :)

@AngelsxGrave 4 года назад

I had no idea about this thanks for sharing!!

@smallishkae 4 года назад

Most problems with clothes shrinking are due to the fabric not being pre-washed before cutting-out. Clothing manufactures are just as guilty as home-sewers.... PREWASH YOUR FABRIC YALL!!!

@taritangeo4948 4 года назад

Home sewers dont know better and manufacturers are cutting costs, its not the same

@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118 4 года назад

The special shop who imports vintage clothes from the US and then cuts them up to make new designs just irks me in several ways. -I don't think that's contributing to sustainability. It has to be flown around the world. And I am sure they have lots of scraps/waste after cutting things up that will not be used at all. -I think it's more about profiting from the sustainability trend, and basically saying "look how hip and with the times we are. Buy our clothes at ridiculously high prices".. -I understand vintage shops probably have a surplus of home crocheted table cloths so I don't mind them cutting them up, but when it comes to actual vintage clothes and accessories I think it's a waste to cut them up. Most of the time with vintage items all you need is someone who is interested in the era and the style, and then occasionally some tailoring is needed. That's far less wasteful than what this "upcycling" shop is doing. I love the other shop that is doing the repair and remake services though. It's very simple (no middle man), you bring your stuff there and they repair/remake it for you. I was amazed at how much high tech stuff they have to alter and repair the clothes with.

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

The repair and remake shop was my fav too! I just felt like the other two stores were lacking in concept, although I do wonder what’s happening to all those scraps now too. It kinda of makes me sad to think of a bunch of cool 50s and 60s pieces being chopped up to make something trendy and STILL having textiles go to waste :/

@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118 4 года назад

@@TheStitchess They probably see the vintage clothes as "raw materials" to undo all of the seams of, pressing everything flat and then cutting new pattern pieces out of them. I imagine a lot of waste that way unless they use a new pattern in a similar shape to the original garment. I just think it's a waste in general to use vintage clothes as raw material. Everything about the item (the era specific style, details, the sewing techniques) will be lost except for the fabric. It's like passing a one of a kind history book through a paper shredder and then saying "It's still a history book".

@sophliberty 4 года назад

@@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118 I did like what the stitchess said about it reframing the concept of how we market and buy clothes, though. it made me want to go to my local thrift store and purchase old clothing to wear or upcycle!

@flytothesky407 4 года назад

Tbh you can just go to a tailor near you and get clothes fixed or even fix clothes that you found but weren't fitting a 100% i do that sometimes when i find beautiful vintage pieces to make them even more special. And it can still be reselled afterwards because i didn't destroy it like the first shop did! I really don't like it when people cut up vintage clothes to make something completely new out of it esp if they are like 40+ years! Thats history you're destroying there someday there's not gomma be anything left

@parisquintero2195 4 года назад

About the shop where you shop by appointment: that’s pretty common when a shop is set up in some sort of apartment (I’m p sure it helps avoid certain taxes to have it set up in a residential building, and when you do that you don’t want the neighbors to complain so they give you an appointment to avoid crowds gathering)

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

I imagine the shop workers probably live nearby too, maybe even in the same building so they probably don’t want randos knowing where they live lol

@nanusha91 4 года назад

A comment regarding the $15 jackets: The fact they're selling them at that price does not mean that their cost is below $15. This company already manufactured and sold the stock they planned to sell and made their profit, now they are left with the remaining stock they are not able to sell at retail price or anything close to it. Irresponsible brands will save up on storage and just throw these garments in a landfill as soon as they can, marking the cost of making this overstock as a loss. "Sustainable" brands will resell these at a minimum value to someone that will convert them to something else. Something else to keep in mind is that when you have a large scale manufacturer of clothing, the marginal cost of manufacturing a bit more of stock is not *that* much. The real cost is in the infrastructure and the volume, keeping in mind that most big brands will not use the most high quality materials (I'm leaving fast fashion and exploitation out of this or I'd be here forever).

@Nenona1200 4 года назад

I have an idea for your lace patchwork dress idea: Start with an already-ruined lace dress, or a lace dress that needs extensive repairing, or say, a slip dress that's got a lot of damage and needs patching. And since this is youtube and you can always use new content ideas: Solicit patches from people, they can be sent in stamped envelopes. You could also find someone who knits/crochets and have them do specific lace patches to put on the damaged dress.

@maenad2454 4 года назад

The second shop, that sold the repurposed vintage cloths, is kinda of upsetting. Those cloths that are in pristine condition could go to a museum and tell a story, but to tear apart old ties for one new garment is sad. Fashion history is super important, and destroying vintage cloths just to repurpose them isn't always the best idea.

@emjenkins464 4 года назад

Especially as some outerwear items from the 80s or earlier can't be worn on bare skin because of the dyes. Feel free to use tablecloths, curtains, even bedsheets (there's a whole in convention market near me for 80's/90's bedsheet skirts); but the dresses are sometimes one of a kind or there's less than 100 remaining. I have a pretty rare daywear/casual tulip sleeve Laura Ashley dress with a double pleat. (I've only ever seen single pleat formalwear tulip sleeves.) It's 100% worth more than the £30 I paid for it, even if it needed darning

@CoraMaria 4 года назад

I definitely feel like the Alternative Fashion Lovers for Sustainability Facebook group really showed up for this contest and we really supported each other. Dare I argue that Kawaii.i has us to thank for their contest being a success? Everyone featured in this episode definitely deserved their place in it and I'm really proud of you and everyone who was featured 💖

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

Lol, I def felt like most of the better entries were group members

@ellayatchi3721 4 года назад

I reckon sustainability's trendiness is because of the desire to individualize a systemic problem, shifting the accountability away from those truly responsible

@byrnetdown6076 4 года назад

yessss this is 100% it

@byrnetdown6076 4 года назад

+ i feel like when more mainstream brands talk about sustainability its purely performative

@neotyppe4469 4 года назад

I absolutely love patchwork stuff, it's definitely my style but i have a big problem with remaking vintage pieces since they are a piece of history that has an extreme rarity and so should belong in a museum. I know i'm punk but i used to really be into vintage so this hurts my poor historical fashion loving soul ;-;

@xDeydeyxtartelette 4 года назад

Yooo it's so cool that you got featured! Your dress is amazing, it looks far from handmade from scraps! I like stuff that looks handmade obviously, but it's impressive when it looks professionally madr like your dress and the winner's dress.

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

That’s so nice of you to say!

@Saint_Medusa 4 года назад

When I used to sell for postmark, I actually found this group of people who were so dismayed at the idea of people getting their quality fancy brand clothing for cheap that they would cut the tags and then give it to thrift stores because they saw resellers as vultures and only people who want the time for their personal wardrobe for them . I accidentally join the groups and when i realize it was about learning what was popularity on postmark in order to rip out the tags before giving them to thrift stores i was taken aback. No tag definitely can be a sign of a fake or not good source as well as some people just really not wanting reseller to sell thierself as if if you cant buy it at full price you don't deserve it at all. - Im still in shock

@Saint_Medusa 4 года назад

Also it reminds me of the fact that some companies destroy food and clothing just so its not seen on the poor. finding that out made me livid. But overall its nice sustainability is becoming a priority and i hope it becomes more common. There enough clothing and food for everyone if people were valued more which they can be. Also this makes me really excited I would also love to offer a upcycle service

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

I’m still stunned that brands like h&m have been caught cutting up their clothes before sending to landfill so even homeless people can’t use them. It just makes me... sad.

@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118 4 года назад

I read what you said about people cutting the tags off their luxury brand items and then giving them to thrift stores and not wanting resellers to get a profit out of it. It's a little bit petty, but I don't think it's because they think people who can't buy it at full price don't deserve to wear them. They are allowing thrift store customers to buy those clothes when they gift them to the thrift store, and I'm pretty sure they will be sold in the thrift store for lower prices than the resellers would sell them online. I think they cut the labels off because they don't want resellers to profit from them, and would rather have that the clothes go to someone directly who will wear them.

@Saint_Medusa 4 года назад

@@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118 I agree but I'm specifically talking about people who would only rup the tag off because they specifically hated reseller. When you're clothes are going to places wear you buy them pound the tag doesnt matter also when reseller k ke something is more valuable they have a better chance of selling it

@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118 4 года назад

@@Saint_Medusa My country doesn't really have places that sell used clothing by the weight afaik. But I also think that doesn't really matter for the argument. I still get it when people remove the tag if they want the item to be loved and worn for what it is straight away instead of someone buying it to try and make a profit of it. Legally there's nothing wrong with second hand brand resellers who get their stock from thrift stores, some people will find it amoral though. So it's definitely an argument based on emotion, and that's why there's so many people who have different opinions about it.

@MirandaMilner 4 года назад

I’m currently wearing a 1950’s style skirt made out of a bedsheet.

@myzelosloth 4 года назад

I don't see why they have to chop up nice vintage clothes to redesign, it's already hard enough to buy nice vintage pieces at a good price without sellers coming in and washing out the market with their spliced up clothing. Just chop up newer pieces. Don't destroy well made history because you want to make a little money. Why destroy a 70 year old item of clothing instead of keeping it intact and letting someone else enjoy its quality when you can get similar textiles and fabrics in newer garments with no history and next to no value

@bananabrain2996 4 года назад

I don't know if i really agree with chopping it up either, but making it out of new clothes would be pointless. It would be the opposite of sustainable

@thatguywithanumbrella 4 года назад

I get what you mean. but on the other hand, redesigning by nature doesn't have to remove history. look at Cinderella for example, I don't think the changes her mice friends made to her mother's dress took away the dress's history, but rather added another layer of history to it. the step sisters destroying the dress completely on the other hand.

@emjenkins464 4 года назад

It depends on what they're using. To take Gunne Sax, Laura Ashley or other high value sought after items would be a vintage and sustainability sin. I have an ultimate 80's barely worn Jaeger wool coat with a silk velvet collar (made and sold in the UK) for £90 while synthetic long tailored jackets are min £120 now. While it may have been recut, I think it would always be better to remain in it's Blade runner glory

@dannahbanana11235 4 года назад

Exactly what I was thinking. Remaking items is only optimal when the garment is unwearable, like half of it has been destroyed and you are using the remaining fabric, or similar situations. Or maybe tailoring it to fit you. But I cringe to see beautiful vintage garments torn apart to make some mediocre street fashion.

@dannahbanana11235 4 года назад

@Thora Friganza Exactly! The pieces they end up making are going to go out of fashion so fast, it's not worth it at all. Because people will just throw them out. Not to be unappreciative of the creativity these people have, but in ten years no one is going to want a jumpsuit you made out of old pillowcases. Not to wear, or even to collect. It'll end up in a landfill.

@MegaThyrza 4 года назад

that VOICEOVER tho chEcK OuT ThOsE STaCkS oF BoXeS!

@enchantedluna111 4 года назад

oh, I remember of watching this^^ Was so cool see all the sustainable friends and their creations for the contest ^^ I was really happy to see all the entries ^^ Your use of bed sheets is what made me be braver to start sewing more from scratch since the guilt of eventually screw up an old bed sheet is less than if I bought some new fabric. I hope one day to be able to sew a basic lolita dress since it's a style I have been dreaming since my 18 and never did that last step to actually purchase it >.> I hope to see more of this contests so everyone can see how cute and creative the alternative fashions can be without resourcing to fast fashion brands ^^

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

I bet you’ll be able to make your own dress in no time!

@tayloradams3993 4 года назад

I get that over production is a huge problem, but also... brands will make items thinking they'll make so many sales and a lot of times things change and they don't make as much so even if the brands stopped being greedy these places would still end up existing

@mamachan569 4 года назад

Congratulations for your dress ! It's great that you showed the begining of the show too. I find the bit about tagless clothing interesting, in my country, the luxury overstock reseller often scrible over the tag with permanent marker to show which brand it's from without "damaging" their reputation . About the man who bought the coats for a bargain price, it's intresting to know that stock space can be a big problem in larger city since having storing space is expensive, especially if nobody want to buy the items. I found about it in a begin japanology episode about second hand book shop.

@kamilareeder1493 4 года назад

Im one of those tailors who "flips" clothing :) its sad how unpopular it is in the US. People here literally support fast fashion out of convenience, i wish more people were given the basic design education needed to at least envision a thrifted item as something else 👀 like enough to help a seamstress understand. Like i think its unpopular here because people literally can't even imagine what they would do/ how they'd even make something better.

@dannahbanana11235 4 года назад

It would be more sustainable to take clothes that are out of fashion or cheap and turn them into something nice rather than destroying antique garments. It's devaluing them. I do absolutely love the repair and redesign shop, they're doing God's work lol. I have so many pieces of clothing I would take there to get remade so I could wear them forever 😄

@snowpriestess 4 года назад

Your dress is amazing, I'm so happy for you that you got featured ! 😍💕

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

Aww thank you so much!

@LavenderBats 4 года назад

I won one of the NHK contests a while ago where I got to ride on the NHK parade float with Domokun in the DC Cherry Blossom Parade. ^_^ It was such a good time and I had so much fun vlogging it.

@jachowl4467 4 года назад

My mum who was a sewer would make herself night dresses from my childhood quilt covers/sheets. I loved when she make me stuff as well but has her age increased she found it harder to sew.

@guytorie 4 года назад

Y'know, it's a tragedy to see old vintage items get destroyed to make trendy patchwork outfits, and I hate it, but I don't think it's a total waste like people are saying. Sure, they'll go out of fashion quickly... but in 20 years, these Frankenstein patchwork clothes will be vintage designer items that were made from EVEN OLDER VINTAGE ITEMS, though. Think about THAT. That'll be righteous.

@AkizukiNakuru 4 года назад

I remember when in the kuragehime manga one guy who had a famous brand and wanted to hire tsukimi literally burned excessive stock so that his brand didn't lose it's value and I still find that so odd to this day lol most companies must do that tho

@hollyberryblue3642 4 года назад

Seeing the jeans with the rip repaired has inspired me to actually look up the proper/best way to sew up holes/tears in denim, bc every time I've done it it ends us being an ABSOLUTE hack job 😂 I've only ever repaired rips on the inner thigh of my jeans, so I've always just been like "meh, as long as these stitches don't rip open or feel uncomfortable to wear, it can look like whatever" lmaooo

@vimerveilles 4 года назад

I agree with rinrin!!! Your details are great.

@Cheese_Kun 4 года назад

Really like this video and I didn't know about Kawaii International!! Just wanted to let you know though that's your audio is very loud but the audio of the NHK video is much quieter and I had to keep adjusting the volume X

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

Thank you, I’ve been trying to be much better about equalizing the audio levels in my more recent videos. Audio is not my strong suit 😅

@Cheese_Kun 4 года назад

@@TheStitchess no worries! I couldn't make a video at all! I've tried editing before and it was awful, I just thought I'd mention in case you didn't know :) X

@mmortalworm 4 года назад

congrats on your dress being featured !! def deserved to be on tv 💚 this was an interesting concept for tv seeing as its not talked about a lot (esp in a jfashion/kawaii sense) and the ideas that came from this episode and everyone who submited was so cool !!!

@jnbg61584 4 года назад

That narration voice has to be the same voice-over from 5 minute craft channel, or Troom Troom, it sounds the exact same

@ghost-cp8bc 4 года назад

to me, rinrin is such an inspiration, i love her clothing and i really wish i could dress like her

@Palitato 4 года назад

I think a really sad thing about that overstock is that those companies could easily release all those clothes to consumers for super low prices- but they won't, because it would flood the market with their brand and cheapen it. So instead they sell it to another store marked way down, where the label is removed and their 'brand' isn't damaged. But honestly, you can't even see the label when someone is wearing it most of the time, so why does it matter? Ugh. x.x

@LorieLynn 3 года назад

A ton of those stores just sell the overstock to another store with their label full in tact simply because they get a nice chunk of money from the stores that want them and the stock gets out of their stores and warehouses. It's not always about not flooding the market or cheapening the brand. It's sometimes just about limited storage space and not wanting to put in the effort to push old discounted stock over the new full price stock.

@AngelsxGrave 4 года назад

YOUR DRESS KILLED ME ITS SO PRETTY

@emjenkins464 4 года назад

The missing labels idea really took off in the UK following the lockdown. There's a company from lost stock that provides a mystery box of fast fashion intended for spring/summer 2020 with all the profits going to providing a weeks wage for a seamstress in Bangladesh and other production centres.

@katherinevallo2326 4 года назад

We have Burlington Coat Factory and Marshal's and other companies have been doing this before "sustainable fashion" was in and cool.

@sarahtheeagle3060 4 года назад

As beautiful as the winner's dress is, her "materials" were already clothes! YOUR dress was made out of COMPLETELY DIFFERENT items! Your work doesn't compare to hes. YOU deserved to win.

@strawberryboymyg2503 3 года назад

Disagree, making something out of already made clothes rather than just a huge piece of fabric is more difficult. With clothes there's less fabric to work with, seams to work around and planning where to cut so you don't take off too much fabric and essentially mess up the entire piece you were going to use since it wasn't cut properly. Not discrediting any work from either of them, but the other dress is more challenging imo

@honestlyemily1035 3 года назад

You have so much class! I love your channel. Your dress was great!!

@anneleighsme6079 3 года назад

I didn’t think your dress was even made out of any repurposed material it’s recycled fashion but not noticeable at all!!! It’s really pretty!!!

@ruliak 4 года назад

I've never seen this show before but I'm big gay for the hosts. You cover the most interesting stuff!

@Miwako_vklolita 4 года назад

im very proud of you! you did an amazing job~! congrats :D

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

Thank you!

@anarchyneverdies3567 3 года назад

You grew the rose too 😭🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I love it

@rooditooti4388 4 года назад

discovering you is like discovering a more kawaii version of annika victoria

@janedoeeyed 4 года назад

Just discovered your channel and big fan of kawaii international. Will definitely follow up on your links. Very excited about this 🐇

@mpGreen03 4 года назад

14.14 GOSH I love the way sleeves are, so cute

@Peteburnsmania 4 года назад

that top is bomb

@aliceis9068 4 года назад

This is so cool!!!!! And your necklace is beautiful aaaahhhhh

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

^-^

@izimmzskizzmz 3 года назад

..”and you know what? I grew the rose too” I think I love you

@sarahredfox7942 4 года назад

It is BEAUTIFUL!!

@holagente6592 4 года назад

This is the third video I see of yours since yesterday. The first one was the one with the TLC episode and the second one was the punk episode. thank you. I love your videos a lot

@izi-uwu 4 года назад

my father started watching nhk to understand wat I like, now he has an addiction to watching the cooking part of it

@bananabrain2996 4 года назад

Btw when you do these kind of videos the clip from the show has a lot quieter audio than the part where you talk x

@TheSuperHopeless 4 года назад

Yeah the first clip was so quiet I couldnt hear it so i turned up the volume and then when she started talking it was so painfully loud.

@bananabrain2996 4 года назад

@@TheSuperHopeless same

@Estelle9405 3 года назад

RIN RIN!!!!!!!!! YEAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I found out about Rin Rin and her insta and everything from Safiya’s videos :D Rin Rin is so pretty I am so jealous 😔 🤚

@Emily-c5 4 года назад

Everyone is talking about the vintage clothes but I want the bear at 2:34

@hellobean1390 3 года назад

my mom made a big lace dress a long time ago but it was soo nice. and she made also other re design dresses that wass cute.

@uncommon_nettle 4 года назад

Honestly, I'd rather have a cool vintage item repaired and maybe tailored to fit better than have it fully recycled into something else. Like, I have my grandmother's winter coat and I wouldn't want to change anything about it

@aseal6412 4 года назад

something i will say about the cut off labels is that i think it's just like marshalls or any other tj maxx like company here in the us, only here they use sharpie. i think it's a legal thing? i like those stores bc they're cheap, but i wouldn't claim them as as sustainable either way. something that irks me a lot is overpriced second-hand stuff, i mean reworked items take a lot of work and should be priced as such but when i go to savers and it's $15 for a cami i'm gonna start getting annoyed. i think for this reason, i def prefer the personalized reworking tailor shop style. that way it doesnt prey on second hand shops but people with the money can still rework things they want

@cathrynesten4364 4 года назад

Love this video! Are you still considering a video on stores like Burlington etc?

@mmay3346 4 года назад

Hey I love your channel but please mind the sound levels in your videos, the added content is always much lower than your sound so the video is jumping between too loud and too low. If you need help in editing that please let me know and I can look at it for you with Adobe Premiere Pro.

@thatonepunkguy 4 года назад

im new to your channel but i love your content so much! its so cool that you reacted to the full episode on here and not just the part where you were featured like many youtubers would. it gave me a chance to look at a show and many designers that i will now look into that i wouldnt have known about otherwise! im so excited to watch more of your content :D

@originalkingdomhearts 4 года назад

I've made dresses from bed sheets before and you'd be surprise what you can turn into clothes.

@DevoteaSings 4 года назад

Buying vintage clothes and using them ionly for materials is disrespectful to me. I wear vintage in my day to day life and love to see the cuts and the craftsmanship put into the pieces. They're just taking pieces of history and literally ripping them apart.

@kawaiimagicalex5170 4 года назад

so cute dress

@TheStitchess 4 года назад

Aww thanks! I’m always nervous when I try to do really anything with my hair lol

@Kenzie-Soup.n.Squash 4 года назад

Love the dress you made!! It was really pretty : )

@georgestevenson2777 4 года назад

this video is so cute!! i love your design ;-; maybe in the future try to make your audio more similar to the video youre showing? It was a bit jarring bc you were louder than the show ;-;

@mocass4530 4 года назад

Holy shit, your dress looks amazing! You really can't tell it's made from bedsheets.

@ThatOneLadyOverHere 4 года назад

Rin Rin is the cutest.

@martynika59 4 года назад

I love ur channel and ur content and topics, one thing which bothers me a lot is when you mix a video of you with some archive video the difference in volume is like.. listening to music on spotify without paying, so music was on one volume and then the adds would suddenly explode. here you are on a high volume comparing to the material you add, I can hardly hear it

@emilye6106 4 года назад

I have black mom jeans that I covered in hand painted takashi Murakami flowers and it looks so dope.

@kayr6813 4 года назад

Congrats :)

@Michirin9801 3 года назад

I wanna watch this show...

@ANME1rocker 4 года назад

You did a great job!!

@mercuryMayhem 4 года назад

12:30 My thoughts exactly.

@morimori7456 4 года назад

I saw this on tv waaaaa and now i find the youtuber~

@burnburb 4 года назад

12:24 I just realized I should go there with my most favorite dress. I loved that dress. But it got shorter and tighter since I grew for three years

@hiyokosaionji2205 4 года назад

I'm not a lolita, my fashion is more scenecore but I love your videos--

@suzannew4840 4 года назад

i love rinrin

@persom7824 3 года назад

Rin rin actually has a RU-vid channel f you didn’t know!

@AwwesomeVal 4 года назад

8:07 How recently was the Kawaii international video you're reacting to released? Shopping by appointment is becoming more common during the coronavirus pandemic. It made me feel a lot better about going to a clothing store when I had the whole place to just my household.

@sophiebee1679 4 года назад

rinrin wants miracles

@Mikabell 4 года назад

My Japanese teacher said that electric cars and hybrids are super popular and make up most cars in Japan? But I am not sure how true and how much is "most". So it would be likely they took electric vehicles making a smaller carbon foot print.

@TryMyMartini 3 года назад

“What price do you want for them? “We’re happy to get anything at all.” Worst. Negotiator Ever.

@somehowsentientspork 4 года назад

peep me trying to join the facebook group then accidentally exiting out then not being able to answer any of the questions

@GeeseAreJustBastardizedSwans 4 года назад

You can cancel your join request then resubmit with your answers I made the same mistake 😅

@asteria5382 4 года назад

did they hire Barbie's voice actor to do the voiceover?

@Anett39 4 года назад

This show is so interesting!!!! The only thing i dont like about it, is that the voiceover sounds a lot like from TroomTroom video 😂😂😂

@horseenthusiast1250 4 года назад

Really interesting video! Though as someone who is obsessed with dress history, the whole "Cutting up vintage clothes and making new clothes out of them" thing almost made me scream. It's great to do that with modern clothes, and the gods know we've got those in excess, but vintage clothes are a finite resource, and by cutting them apart even a little, you make them basically impossible for dress historians to study (which means a LOT of textile history gets lost really quickly, since it's not super likely to be written down). It's like remodeling a house to look super new and unique to you; fantastic to do with newer homes, but holy shit Please don't do that to an old one, it's irreplaceable!!