Undressing Mr. Darcy - Regency men's clothing

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If you want to see how to dress for a Ball - see how we dress Mr. Knightley:
• Dressing Mr Knightley...
In this video see how the Regency Gentlemen was dressed in the daytime. Chris explains how Regency clothing worked with historically accurate clothing he has made himself.

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15 апр 2020

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@lorienwinslow7532 3 года назад

So interesting, thank you for sharing! There are so many videos on women's fashion of the time it's very interesting to see men's fashion as well.

@RegencyRumBluffers 3 года назад

Lorien, we are pleased you enjoyed it. If you are interested in making something, have a look at how to make a waistcoat at studio.ru-vid.commRkr8wPTVvE

@ran849 4 года назад

This was such a delight to watch. And so informative! I dare say, why would we want Colin Firth if you are here?

@jearnott 4 года назад

Most impressed by your expanding wardrobe, Mr Oswald - we could do with a few more Regency Gentleman Tailors out there!

@hattyburrow716 3 года назад

Excellent. I had ever realised that’s why they carried magnifying glasses

@Tierheiler 3 года назад

Beautifully demonstrated, I myself have taken on wearing my Victorian and late Victorian outfits while teaching from home ...

@Tierheiler 3 года назад

@@RegencyRumBluffers Makes perfect sense what you're writing there, indeed.... for me it's part of time travelling really, as I have a strong connection to this point in time. So for me it's definitely not costume, but a kind of wear that feels very natural, thus good quality fabrics and craftsmanship are absolutely essential... looking forward to seeing more of your beautiful work of tailoring art. Happy Christmas :-)

@edwardstokes5011 3 года назад

Fun fact the first functional patent of a sewing machine was invented in 1790 but during the revolution in France in the late 1790s a mob of seemstresses alegidely ransacked a tailors shop in Paris destroying the only functional sewing machine in the 18th century because they feared it would put them out of buiseness

@kraakar 3 года назад

Amazing, very historically accurate

@larsstrik 4 года назад

very amusing. What about a video of how to wear the pocketwatch :-)

@user-fx2wy6gr7n 3 года назад

Спасибо большое за интересное видио

@jamesrobiscoe1174 3 года назад

Without underdrawers, the men had to be very conscientious in their elimination habits. Or did they simply pull those long tail shirts down to cover their naughty bits?

@RegencyRumBluffers 3 года назад

Thank you for your comment: First, I suppose we have to remember that standards of personal hygiene were rather different 200 years ago, though higher echelons of society were more particular than the others (viz. Beau Brummel's insistence on scrupulous personal hygeine) Second, you correctly identify that long shirts were useful in many more ways than one, as part of the stategies to improve the wearer's visual appearance some of which were ridiculed by Rowlandson and Gillray in their cartoons of the period.