Fashion History: 1900-1920

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  @allishagreen4385 · 7 years ago

  Please continue the series I would love to see a series on fashion designers who are african American Hispanic Asian just different race and cultures to that would be great

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• CH

  @ch3rrybvnny · 7 years ago

  Please continue this series!

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• MA

  @MadiStarlight · 3 years ago

  I'm not even a fashion student but I've always always been really curious about the drastic change in fashion during this period and you just made it click for me it all makes so much sense! I never drew the connection between fashion and the wars going on but now it makes perfect sense. Thank you so much for answering a lifelong question. Hope you keep doing more of these!

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• AQ

  @AquaMarino · 7 years ago

  Yassss! A fashion history series! Mwuahh. Thanks Miss Zoe!

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• DE

  @decepticonne · 7 years ago

  i don't know why, i never made the connection between trenchcoats and trenches in my head ??? sounds obvious now, you learn something new everyday :)

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• TE

  @tehteh25 · 7 years ago

  I am a Fashion History Geek so....PLEASE CONTINUE this, it is particularly useful for my Fashion Marketing education, because you&apos;re citiing houses, people and movements, not just silhouettes!<br><br><br>I know it&apos;s not the point, but I&apos;d love it if you could do some content on the earlier periods too, especially those that keep getting cited as being trends, like Victorian is at the moment

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• AD

  @adelinedinda6084 · 5 years ago

  oh that Delphos red dress is so pretty!!

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• LI

  @liatkan · 4 years ago

  lord. you are a brilliant teacher.

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• GI

  @GingerPhoenixFly · 7 years ago

  I have been searching high and low for a series like this. Please keep it going!!!!!

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• HO

  @hourlybriana · 5 months ago

  I am rewatching this video because I&apos;m exploring costume design history in Hollywood and I love for fashion and costume design interact. Especially for contemporary costumes in old Hollywood.

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• NE

  @NeoJasmineMokgosi · 7 years ago

  AMAZING! I learned so much from seeing the timeline laid out like that 😍

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• FR

  @francescamarrollo3931 · 6 years ago

  I&apos;m not a fashion designer nor a student, I&apos;m simply getting aquainted with the fashion world beacuse in the last year I&apos;ve deciced to learn sewing, just as a pastime and because of a hint of nostalgia of my grandma, who was a seamstress. However, even if I speak as a total ignorant on the matter of fashion, I want to thank you so very much for your work on this channel. With this Fashion History Series I&apos;m learning to really appreciate how our cultural heritage influences our lifestyle and, ultimately, our wardrobe. It is very, very much interesting and I&apos;m looking forward to new lessons.<br>Again, thank you for your work and the passion you put in doing it!

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