Why The Costumes of Little Women did NOT deserve an Oscar 

She pinned you lol

@@td9543 omg what an honor

The fact that she made a bonnet to *roast* them, was literally the best thing I’ve ever seen anyone do.

Haha lol

Is like a little kitsch aesthetic. And i love it as well LOL

Mac Yes!

With Bernadette Banner on a podcast

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YES

Yessss

I think that's my favourites new expression 😂

i love it here

Hate-craft 😂

Ha! What a time to be alive, right? 😂 Imma go hate-craft something right now!

Haha true

Absolut! I often found it this bad to see in films. They are poor, they don't had lived behind the moon. Even if there money would be not enough for new clothes or hats - they would do everything to find a way to stay in fashion.

I love that she said this, my sister and I were having an argument to this effect a while ago.

*poverty

Exactly! What Hollywood can't seem to grasp is that those poor, pitiful Poor People are still freaking people who possess the same amount of personality, pride, and social awareness as the rich and famous. It's equal parts ridiculous and insulting.

It’s smart and I can’t understand it yeah it should win an Oscar

That's so reductive. What a weird and wrong comment by her.

Exactly!

It's so out of touch it's crazy. Not just with history but with poverty. Acting like they'd sew their own clothes purely by choice. They're POOR, there are no other options. It's the same vibes as "let them eat cake". Like "They don't even eat dessert every day! How quaint!"

@@esverker7018 sewing ur own clothes doesn't necessarily mean that u r poor or anything We are a middle class(financially stable) family and my mother likes to sew her own clothes. She sometimes makes my clothes bcz she likes to, bcz she wants to. What's wrong with that?

@@conserztasfia0078 It’s the opposite now. Making your own clothes is usually more expensive than buying them. I can’t make a shirt for $5.

Sofie The Winged yah like they had money but the civil war made them lose money, and somehow they had money.

And the irony of the “they’re hippies” doesn’t make any sense as to why the Marches had a wide arrangement and variety of clothes. Especially with some of the colors - bright and beautiful - that aren’t considered “hippie” at all.

Sofie The Winged i love that pfp lmao

They were rich, those dresses were probably there before they lost their money (also applies with their house being so big)

@@Min-pu9rz you can still... Sell them and make more money to not be that poor? Also doesn't make sense with personal dresses for Amy

This made me giggle

troubling, indeed

Ugh the dam lack bonnets😤

it was DISTURBING by lack of bonnets

I find your lack of bonnets disturbing

Favorite quote!

Lol

Best quote 👌

@@sarab3027 yeah-

Literally tho!! 🤔

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@@coralreef2329 I HAD NO IDEA I HAD 1.4K LIKES I DIDN'T EVEN REMEMBER I MADE THIS COMMENT

@Sarah Black niceeeee :D

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I don't quite comprehend the connection between a belief in human rights and a need to wear flashy clothing you can't afford. Like, have you ever seen a peace corps volunteer out in the fields vaccinating people in a third world country in Gucci loafers? If the Marches are so poltical, their clothing should reflect their politics. They would probably be boycotting cotton because it was produced by slave labor, Marmee would probably sell her jewelry- which she wouldn't have much of because her husband's work running a sort of liberal education school wouldn't produce enough income for him to buy her all sorts of trinkets and baubles- to support social causes or at least provide for her children and pay the bills while her husband is away.

Yeeeeeeeeeeesssssssssss

But better

Yes please!!!❤️

she would be the first woman to earn a costume oscar for dresses made up of 50% hot glue.

Would be amazing!!

Same

Same.

Heck yes! There is no need to feel guilty for having strong opinions about something you are so passionate about and which you have sufficiently researched. This was such an interesting watch!! I did not expect that and I love it.

Funny too. But I did learn a little more about the Ricocco era which will help me later on for sure. Thankyou Micarah! 😊

Same!

*raises a finger* no, nevermind, I'd lose braincells trying to make sense out of it. I can understand not finding hoop skirts that appealing, but corsets? The bra of the time?

she sounds like a tool

@@zanet391 I mean, I can understand finding both hoop skirts and corsets unappealing to modern sensibilities, but then why would you try to costume a movie set in the era of hoop skirts and corsets

@@zanet391 Not finding hoop skirts appealing??? Have you SEEN a cage crinoline????

right?? if she hated the clothing of the era so much just change the whole setting, do a modern remake or something

Emma. (2020) did a good job with bonnets.

or maybe you mean OOF

Ope!

She really snapped with that one , OUCH

I actually rolled over 😂😂😂😂😂😂

SAVAGE

R I K O I agree. It’s seriously the biggest disservice not only to the era it’s set in but to the insane amount of work that went into making the original movie. With my dying breath as an old lady I will say “how dare they make a live action Beauty and the Beast and screenprint cheap gold ink onto tulle and call it Belle’s ballgown”

It was literally a prom dress like give us the GLAM u got the budget to embroider and bedazzle and make a hella amazing dress

The old one was beautiful and unique while the live action was just a joke

Belle dress was desapointing since the Cinderella one is one of the most georgeous dresses i've ever seen

I remember watching the trailer and thinking the dress looks beautiful but when i actually watch the movie i realized that her dress was just ok. they could've done better job at the dress like how Cinderella's dress in live action looks gorgeous.

hey, me too!!!! she's so fun to watch!!

Same my adhd didn't get bored watching this so that's definitely saying something

loser

:D same here!!

@UCQ2iKglDkpN_oAKzpcEYYQw fuck off

I *strive* to be that petty

And I was here for it 😂😂😂😂😂

@@mariahhenderson1470 lol

yesssss i can definitely see emma watson as amy, but she doesn’t have Oldest Sister Vibes, especially due to the costumes

@@sylvan44 I haven't read the books so when I learned that Meg was supposed to be older than Jo I got a suspense of disbelief whiplash.

Oh and Amy and her dress with flowers, and Jo playing with kids holding her bonnet (I might be wrong tho I haven’t read the book very recently)

@@mirjanbouma because meg doesn't act like an older sister most of the time, in my opinion. Yes, she was doing chores and sewing but her traits and behavior doesn't give a "big sister" aura.

@@yidan8749 Florence would have made a great Meg but her Older Amy was THE best portrayal. I think that’s why she got the role.

This is all I needed. Thank you Bernadette. I was legit quite concerned about whether you’d approve.

@@MicarahTewers Of course! This is the sort of quality education the internet needs 👌💯

If Bernadette approves on something historical, then i'm here for it.

The godesses have spoken to each other, we shall not ignore this omen.

Bernadette's take on good and not good period costuming are in two wonderful videos.

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Lol me right now

👍🏼Me too

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same haha

No she KNOWSSSS

Seriously. The cost effectiveness of letting her lead a costume design team would be worth it alone. She’s knowledgeable about time periods and can maintain accuracy despite exaggeration. What a talented, skilled, and amazing woman. So happy youtube put her in my recommendedZ

anonnymouses yessss she so talented!

@@anonnymouses7134 Good idea, except one thing. Why cost effective? She should be paid the full market value of the job for her skills. She shouldn't be paid any less than anyone hired to do the job. This is one of the things that really upsets me, as a person who works in the textile world. People should be compensated their full worth for their expertise.

@@mynvision I think they meant that she knows how to budget and make costumes at a very low price with high detail and quality. I definitely agree with you though 🙏🙏

Disappointment upon disappointment. I completely agree.

Same! I was so disappointed and when i saw the dress Micarah made, i wish it looked more like that because it's gorgeous!

Definitely disappointing, huge missed opportunity to make something really fancy and regal looking, instead it came out looking like a prom dress.

Selena S. Not even a prom dress. More like a thing you’d find at a khols

@@NeoNovastar it's more like halloween costume at this point or a false advertised image on Amazon and then reality delivered it.

I, too, was recasted when I saw that dress 😞

Fr I love emma but they should've recasted as soon as she started messing with the dress so many people would have been a better choice than her. It was atrocious and we were robbed. Will never get over the monstrosity 😭

And people still had the audacity to say the Beauty and The Beast live action was Better than Cinderella .

Qaadira Khan The costume designer for the film said “it looked amazing, covered with gold” like are we looking at the same thing? I would consider it too cheap even for a Halloween party.

Exactly what I said after we walked out of the theater, Disney delivered two, TWO breathtaking dresses for Cinderella (the iconic and legendary blue ball gown and the wedding dress) even her plain blue everyday dress was pretty and cute but for Beauty and The Beast we got a very blah dress. They messed up allowing Emma Watson to have input/control over the design of the dress, I mean it was pretty obvious after Cinderella people were anticipating the reveal of Belle’s dress and they should’ve gone above and beyond to accomplish the beauty and magic they gave us then. My sister even said that the Disney park dresses for the princesses were a million times more beautiful than the prom dress blah we got, which I agreed with 💯 there are even cosplayers that have made extraordinary Belle dresses.

Emma also refused to wear corset. Cinderella is the best visual movie compared to the poorly made weigtless beauty and the beast. Yet as story I love more B&B so beautiful story but awful movie.

YES! Cinderella's dress was MAGICAL! Belle's was quite a flop..

Florence is 5'1

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I just chortled 😂

It was that they were supposed to be young at the beginning

Your hairstyle is pretty

@@Raman_Kumar_09 thank you!

lol that doesnt make you an expert you moron

You probably don’t know even close to as this person “you moron”

@UCQ2iKglDkpN_oAKzpcEYYQw that LITERALLY makes her an expert you moron.

That might be true however, Anne with an E did a disservice to her character compared to Anne of Green Gables 1985. Anne with an E mock and doesn't wear a corset which is what she would have worn during that time period. Whereas Anne of Green Gables wore/loved the feminine clothes of that time and it didn't take away from her uniqueness but compliment it. Anne with an E does that classic 'I'm not like other girls' trope just as Little Women by rejecting corset.

@@teddypeony185 Anne with an E complained about corsets but definitely bought and used one when she moved away to go to college

@@teddypeony185 I uh. I’m pretty sure there was an entire scene that featured Anne (in Anne with an E) putting on a corset with Marilla so idk what you’re talking about

Eliza G PERIOTTTT

*y e s*

This is a lil creepy, but I have the same name and my last name starts with G. It's like seeing comment you didn't wrote but it has your name

@@elizaglu4987 WOW

Eliza Glu woah-

Ultimate trash This is totally unrelated but I love your profile pic

Ultimate trash they’re both very beautiful!! there’s no reason to bring emma down to bring micarah up!! 🥺

@@ruby-sg4nk and I like yours too ;)

@@avas5329 not saying that Emma isn't pretty.Just personal taste.I love the way Micarah's photos looked.Like Emma is a 8.9/10 but Micarah is a 9/10

the grand king has spoken

Her accent in the bling ring was perfect.

Except we drag poor accents regardless of nationality. Doesn't matter whom it is.

Fair point. And also, let's be honest, she's in the same movie as Saoirse Ronan, who's a good enough actress to not have problems with accents, so it just makes hers look even worse in comparison and more noticable as a result.

@F C and Eliza scanlen (she’s Aussie)

... or we can just call out bad dialect work in movies whenever they happen. Bad British accents by Americans doesn’t justify Emma having a bad American accent... 🤷🏼‍♀️

Very true! Corsets we’re a women led industry as well! It’s really an erasure of history

Well said. It's performative nonsense.

EXACTLY! She's moving the focus to something far less significant, and it's not helping anyone!

Feminist? More like “taking pride in being an insufferable know-it-all”.

I remember reading the books of Laura Ingalls Wilder (she is a teenager, they have moved to the West). She must wear a corset (and does not like it at all), but since she often helps her father with physically demanding farm chores (like harvesting hay) she is allowed to open it for these chores. (Her mother does not like it much "your are going to get an impossible figure") Not sure if Laura is required to wear the corset during the night, or if that is a concession her parents made to her (so rest assured Mary did wear the corset day and night). In the first book it is mentionned that her mother Caroline had a tiny waist, Charles then her suitor / fiance could span it with his hands. Her mother is (low key) proud of that, and the little girls pick up that this is a remarkable accomplishment. Of course her mother could not keep up with that standard, pregnancies and chores in the kitchen, garden, and taking care of the animals.

I am so pleased 😭💕

AGREE!

OH MY GOD I READ THIS ON THE EXACT MOMENT SHE SAID IT

And plot holes. My god was I distracted by the blue silk belt thing

This video helped me realise how important not only accuracy is, but context as well. Like Micarah pointed out, Amy's schoolgirl outfits are historically accurate, but because she's the youngest, she logically should be wearing out of date hand me downs from her sisters

@@PlaystationSimmer No! In the book, Amy wore clothes that were handed down to her, specifically, from a rich cousin, so they were expensive.

E Dennis but they were still handed down, so they wouldn’t have been at the height of fashion, but slightly behind it, even if they are well made and in nice quality fabrics.

@@edennis8578 This is the 2019 movie, not the books

Lionstar16 Except she never said "lets make a historical movie" Directors take liberties with history ALL THE TIME. It doesn't make her a "feminist idiot" what a sexist insult.

But ronnie, you do understand that the movie was based on a book that was supposed to be in the 1860s - 70s? I'm pretty sure hoop skirts and corsets were pretty basic things to have back then ESPECIALLY when trying to be fashionable, like the characters in the movie.

@@bushbabe7493 I think the characters in the book wanted to be fashionable, but the characters in the movie valued different goals. It's an adaptation of a book, not a replica. It comes from the world and is an *inspiration* of the book, it's not an extension of it Also, it's a movie/visual piece of art, enhanced with audio -- not a historical documentary. If Greta Gerwig wanted to be historically faithful, it'd be a different story, but that wasn't her goal.

@@jamielaw4749 If you adapt a story based in a historical context and the film still intends to represent the time period, if she wanted to do an adaptation or an interpretation of the film without being "historically faithful" then she should have interpreted the story in another context. Since she presented the story still in its original context, the period, environmental, historical relevancy, and everything but deliberately chose to omit aspects of historical fashion elements because of personal standards. At this point, it just seems like she did not have the level of dedication now knowledge nor historical awareness to "interpret" the film in a sensible manner, but rather a messy presentation due to modern aesthetic influences. If one cannot be faithful to the historical fashion presentations of a film still set in a historical setting, there is nothing "creative" or "interpretative" to this.

yup its not desighners of emma watsons fault

Lol same!😅

MEEEE lmao but im about to watch little women soon

yess

I think you've filled in the gaps with your biased assumptions. There's a lot of people that's involved in big budget films' decision making, from actors to pr to lawyers etc. You can't assume Emma Watson is behind everything.

​@@AishInTheHouse Well, according to Jacqueline Duran, "For Emma, it was important that the dress was light and that it had a lot of movement. In Emma’s reinterpretation, Belle is an active princess. *She did not want a dress that was corseted* or that would impede her in any way." As far as character changes, Watson said, "In the animated movie, it's her father who is the inventor, and we actually co-opted that for Belle. I was like, 'Well, there was never very much information or detail at the beginning of the story as to why Belle didn't fit in, other than she liked books. Also, what is she doing with her time?' So we created a backstory for her, which was that she had invented a kind of washing machine, so that, instead of doing laundry, she could sit and use that time to read instead. We made Belle an inventor." _All_ the press (positive, promotional press) around the movie touted her refusal to wear a corset and how the iconic dress was going to be a big surprise because it had to be redesigned around the new, "more feminist," version of the character that Watson had envisioned. If that were not the case, I think the Mouse had the strings available to pull to correct or shut down the omnipresence of those stories, which came out of major, established outlets.

The costume designer no doubt got instructions from the producers. To change the design ! of The Big Dress compared to the animation movie - this is a big thing ! and the decision about it was not left to a young actress. Never mind promotion statements. Not even Emma Watson would have been allowed to mess with any marekting decision they made regarding the design of the dress. Emma Watson giving it a feminist spin (and I do not doubt she beliebed it) sounds better, than: We know fans have high expectations for the big dress (they always have for the robe of the heroine), but we think we can make more profit from merch if we modernize The Big Dress. The "Disney Princess" and her respective dress as per the animation movie (= merch !) ar major, major brand of Disney. And they are beloved by fans, so the producers knew this was emotional. Belle's dress was easier to turn into a marketable version for the fan shops. Sure Emma Watson may have had objections to a corset, rest assured she would not have been allowed to give input or criticize that decision in the promotional tour, if they had not planned on a modernized version of the dress for this princess. Else they could have easily explained to young Emma, that a corset type understructure is still a sign of highy quality in big robes and wedding dresses. What would have made it palatable for Emma: It is not necessary that the corset is pulled very tight (to the point the woman's organs had to shift place ! and she gets an unnaturally tiny waist), it can be just a structure from the waist up to the bust that gives the upper body and especially the bust a good shape and it also encourages good, upright posture. That type of understructure (usually integrated into a robe) is also the best way to create a strapless robe. They did not have bras back in the day, the corsets kept the boobs in place.

What was that quote from her third Harry Potter movie, said by Professor Snape? “Are you incapable of controlling yourself, or you take pride in being an insufferable know-it-all?”

stop bashing her she had as some influence but she is an actress not a costume designer. >:(

@@dolphixwaters319 Which is why she shouldn't get so much influence. She's hired to act, and that's it.. If the crew wants her opinion on something then that's fine. Otherwise she should just stick to what she was hired to do

@@latrolettteeeeeee she's really not tho.

@@latrolettteeeeeee what a child

@Ana Amaro i have adhd

QVXO I began cackling like a mf witch 💀 ITS SO TRUE aksheuiwkwjs

Just the idea of being too poor to tie your hair up was way too funny to me

Yeah Belle's dress was a HUGE letdown. They could have done so much better

Sarah P omg YES

Yes please!!!

Sarah P i hated that dress. it looked like something from the early 2000s.

Oh I know. As if they had never watched the original film!

Oh. Me too 🤣

You put it into words.

Don't forget creative. I think I'm going to subscribe for the bonnet making alone. So much random and happy energy!

may i suggest a tie for the title with Bernadatte Banner's "Correcting 500 years of 'Historically Accurate' Halloween Costumes"? When she pulled out the old English fluently? I SWOONED. I love these types of videos lmfao.

Robyn Wilson Ok, fair point! Although if my memory serves me, I think Bernadette's was a little bit heavier on the spice and a bit more unapologetic- in a good way tho! 😂

@@robynwilson9227 She is a Goddess. Love Her. And not just because she makes beautiful things and talks about them beautifully. So many amazingly talented people in the world. I feel blessed to know of them.

@@goldengryphon I know omw, I am such a big softie for people talking about what they love, seeing people get passionate about things and going in detail is so darn cute to me. Seeing people so passionate and creative makes me so darn happy. So many talented people out there it's not funny. 😫🤩😭👑😍

@fjrjejd giriejfn That was by design, the director said she wanted her version of the Marches to be a "hippie family" that wore deliberately non-traditional clothes. Micarah is knowledgable but she seems to think that the costumes are bad because they aren't "typical" of the era, not realizing it's a deliberate choice to make the characters fresh and unconventional. I think some people get too hung up on "historical accuracy" when sometimes other things are more important.

@fjrjejd giriejfn "What would the reason be to make them look like hippies when that isn't what the story is about?" Because it helps you see the characters in a new way. This is a new interpretation of the story, if it were just another note-for-note retread of the source material there wouldn't have been any point in making it. Keep in mind this is the director's personal interpretation and it's no more or less valid than anyone else's. She's just telling the story the way it is meaningful to her and that's what artistic expression is about. The reason there aren't bonnets for example, is because she said she just doesn't like them. And that's fine. You may prefer the more historically faithful versions but that doesn't make the costume designs bad, it's just preference. Micarah makes some fair criticisms like the flow of time and the number of dresses for a supposedly poor family, but a lot of it just boils down to preference/wanting the movie to be something it wasn't trying to be

@fjrjejd giriejfn I don't know what you think hippie is supposed to mean in this context. It just means being counter to the culture at the time. "Like she said some characters would still have certain items of clothing for who they are as people" No, for who *she* imagines they are as people. Maybe the director imagines them differently. "She could also do a hippe feeling without taking away from the historical dresses" Maybe, but she didnt want to do that. She has said that many period pieces look like costumes rather than clothes and she didnt want her movie to feel like that. Again this is just a matter of personal preference. It is not poor design, just different priorities than you.

@fjrjejd giriejfn Cool. Guess we'll agree to disagree.

@@duewest9801 Well, the choice in dress design didn't give me the impression that they were radical. It came across that they were more privileged than they actually we're supposed to be.

all the money went into the weird cgi beast lol

And they even had a more accurate dress for the wardrobe character when she's human

It literally looks like a heavily tied up tablecloth

And the SINGING was TERRIBLE

Aleena Catooo the singing probably would've been horrendous if autotune didn't decently save it

This is some downright PROPER advice

@@MicarahTewers agreed

i wanted to comment that whaha but not anymore oka stay safe bye

take a shot every time she says bonnet lol

Thanks to this video and comment I keep a healthy lifestyle

You should watch the movie tho. Like it’s pretty good in my opinion

I have never related to the energy of this comment so much in my life

@@candirach I did end up watching it and it’s a great movie but the costumes still bugs me to this day 💀

Yes! In perks of being a wallflower, you can tell she’s struggling to get her accent right.

Maybe because she's popular? Idk, i don't understand too, after Harry Potter, i can't find her acting satisfyingly good. 😂

@@lablyaspiras6966 same I know she has a huge fanbase because of hp but she is not that good of an actress and tbh she was good in playing Hermione because she is just like her in real life

@@usernamesareoverrated6659 true, now it's so obvious compared to other actresses in her recent Little Women movie tho :/

@@usernamesareoverrated6659 also i think out of the trios (Ron, Harry and Hermione) Ron is the most underrated in fact he's a better actor than Dan and Emma

This single video alone has taught me more than school ever has 😌

Literally I had to read the book of Little Women for school, and at least I learned more in this video than with the actual book

If you are interested in fashion history. The Ultimate Fashion History channel on youtube is pretty good.

I've been at home for over a month and yet I watch this video once a week

This comment almost made me cry cause I didn't realize it had been over a month.

B o n e t s

Love!!!!!!!

Came to comment that! Thanks!

1994 version is the best version.

Shade... because of the bonnet ;)

Sorry to be so forward but your mother sounds awesome!!

Ahhh your mom needs to be my mentor

hahahha. Thank you for this. If I homeschool my future children my goal is to have their lesson done by 11am every day so they can be productive members of society with the rest of their time. This is practice.

It is unbelievable just how much information she squeezed into this video. And she is funny

@@MicarahTewers now that most of America is forced homeschooling currently, you may need to make a how-to video for how to finish class by 11 AM. Obviously so after 11 AM America's children can have craft time and make bonnets out of chex boxes. :D

I was homeschooled from kindergarten through high-school. Me and and my 3 siblings. (Supermom) I went to college and had the absolute best childhood. I also had way more time during the week and everything was low stress.

Also DIY bonets!

Agreed - she just doesn't understand that her feminist 'no corsets' shit doesn't belong in a film where corsets were the essential underwear.

Amen, and amen.

I didn t know this. Was her the one who decided bot to wear a corset?

@@alessiab426 yupe. She said that in an interview.

Alessia Barcella yep

northern_lights My dude, remind me of the literal first line of that comment.

Was little women good do you guys recommend?

It’s funneh And the krew fan sadly, the women were not little and they were average sized. despite this inconsistency, I’ve heard it’s good.

It’s funneh And the krew fan honestly, I wasn’t a huge fan. Maybe it’s because I didn’t read the book though 🤷‍♀️ the acting was fine but I didn’t buy the story / it was confusing at times (because there are flashbacks) and I thought the choice to have actors play the young versions of their characters was off-putting. But that’s just me!

YESS SHES THE WHOLE PACKAGE!!!!!!!!!

Yes!!!! The beloved blue afternoon dress 💙

@@MicarahTewers Hewwo

Also, the red gown that Jo wore to Mrs. Gardiner's Christmas party was worn by Beth the Christmas that Mr. Laurence gave her a piano.

The word you're looking for is cult, they were in a cult. Louisa May sure did make her characters more respectable than the family she grew up in...

And compare that to the gorgeous Cinderella gown.

@@blainevanity6 OMG yes! Cinderella's gown was stunning

YES

Cinderellas is the best dress to date. Jasmine's dresses were so disappointing. I'm of South Asian ethnicity and I have better party dresses in my wardrobe from five years ago than what Jasmine was wearing. They added a bollywood flair to the whole movie (which was annoying because Arabia and bollywood are not the same thing) and they couldn't even Google South Asian party wear to get ideas!?? They looked so cheap and tacky and noone in Arabia or south Asia would wear that rubbish. Very disappointed. They ruined my princess anyways (Jasmine was the brown princess I related to) and they just destroyed her character and personality in the live action. Thank God we have the animated.

Emma Watson didn’t want to wear a corset because of ridiculous feminist reasons. I mean, the corset was like the substitute of a bra, the thing she did wasn’t feminist, it was ignorance

Silvia Seidle I see what you did there.

I SRKREEEMED at this

And the comment of the day goes to...

yes, yes she does and, at least Micarah has a bonnet in which to house her bee ;)

A bee with a bonnet in her bonnet, because bonnets.

Only twice but usually I only watch wids like this once. But it's so good and she slaaays

truuu

It's like they wanted to put a swiss waist on them in every scene, except they had no swiss waists or outfits that would work with them. A swiss waist would work on some of these characters but not with the costumes they were given.

I think it was like "she looks bulky. Give her a waist" but yes. Didn't make any sense

I don't know, but maybe the Dior's designer Maria Grazia gave a helping hand :D (If you watch regularily HautLeMode, than it's an easter egg for you)

Love this 🤣

you weren't on tumblr or twitter then bc everyone was extreeemely disappointed with not only the casting choice for belle (seriously tho, why hire someone who doesn't have a background in singing?? the fuck!!) but the godawful dress that came from emma watson's stupid faux feminist babblings. this ain't me shitting on feminism either, cus i think it's a good and necessary movement, but things can definitely get pretty STOOPID at times when you have extremely privileged and wealthy famous women criticizing the wrong things for being "anti-feminist". and dramatic, gigantic princess ballgowns ain't it!! we all wanted drama, fantasy, beauty, and instead we got... a bargain bin prom dress you'd find at charlotte russe. DISAPPOINTED!!

thank you!! yeas I was greatly disappointed on the Whole movie! Emma Watson... not the Belle I was expecting ( no hate ) but could have gotten a Pretty Bellen not an attractive belle...Hope Im making any sense English is my second language ...

Ik right belle’s dress was my favourite for the off the shoulder and how it moved so beautifully and full x like Disney has a big budget , and like me most of the time I only watch the remake for the outfits , like Cinderella dress although it wasn’t exactly like the original was AMAZING ( sorry I’m ranting I just loved her original dress it was so unique) ok I’m done 💕

@@cmsimon5130 it wasnt emma's fault that the costume designer fuck it up, and shush bringing feminism down for the poor choices of an entire team of professionals

@Taylor Williams i know but she only ask no corset nothing else ,it was not her job to design the dress

That sounds mad stressful..... but I’m down

That would be interesting

@@MicarahTewers Oscar worthy tho 🤷

@@MicarahTewers Im an opera singer and Id loooove to have you designing costumes for an opera!!!!

Everyone has a bonnet, even the dogs, and several members of the camera crew.

Exactly. It would make more sense actually if the sisters all wore dresses a just few years out of date, and that the dresses were more plain than other characters. This would not only convey that they can't afford the latest fashions, but also that they don't prioritise fashion while still not disregarding historical accuracy completely

Hair up isn't expensive and was actually quite scandalous. For alot of people they could wash their hair much of at all so their hair was very greasy. This meaning wearing it down was dirty and if you had nice clothes or clothes that should last a long time then that means you would wear your hair up to protect your dress and your sanity.

how can you be sure you're not wearing clothes from 20 years into the future? no matter what you say, i am now convinced you're a time traveller.

Working women in different eras wore corsets for field work and house labors because gave the correct posture so you didn't got any back injures and hold the breasts on place so they didn't bother them doing the labors lmao

Right?!! Have they never heard of the HUGE second hand clothes market that was around in history? No matter how poor you were, you could find a way to get a corset or proper undergarments by making them or buying secondhand

LoL 😂

Micarah: whispers Emma Watson Emma Watson: *turns around* what!?!? Micarah: *buts bonnet on her* bye! *teleports back to her RV to get more so she can do the to everyone else* Everyone except her (and her subscribers, friends, and family):scared

@@Kirkpepm Micarah: Also gives emma a CORSET CAUSE THEY ARENT ACTUALLY BAD

@@hannahbanna_ News lady: we have now spotted 8 cases of actors and actresses wearing more historical accurate clothes what well happen next back to you Karen Karen : we know call it the tewer thief

Yep! 🤣🤣🤣

Even if you don't wear a corset there are simple visual tricks you can use to create a more accurate silhouette. Why didn't they use them? Why? Why? WHY?!

No corset? NO CORSET??!! 😒 DISGUSTING!

exactly. the dress can still look great without corset.

The live action Cinderella dress was only ok to me. No hair accents, choker necklace, or gloves. What is it about these live action films and NO GLOVES!? The girls are practically naked with no gloves. (I also didn't like the decolletage-revealing neckline but I know it's actually fairly accurate to the period.)

@@MistbornPrincess the only thing I hated was that the princesses don't have contacts. Cinderella should have blue eyes and Aurora should have purple eyes.

That was true shade. Subtle, but when you catch it it burns!

that was mean and inappropriate on her part and im not negotiating this

@@chrisvasileiadi1273 honey her American accent was awful

@@londy3127 oh so that's a reason to throw shade?

@@chrisvasileiadi1273 yep. I'm not seeing why you would be offended? All she said was the costume sucks, and emma watsons American accent sucks.