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I was surprised by your variation of Gibson girl hairdo that was new to me too. But then I realized my only real point of reference were period dramas like Anne of Green Gables and furthermore that it was a whole time period with no fashion police. 😂
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It’s a classic example of a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. From people correcting me on a word pronunciation…where they are wrong, to misidentifying any number of things, all while acting like an authority, it makes me crazy. Do a little research. Open a book even. So much online is just not correct.
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It’s like someone 90yrs from now saying that women in the 2010s only wore their hair in big messy buns and used gasp their owns SOCKS to do their hair. Living in the here and now we know that’s not true and that there were many styles. That one was just popular
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People need to remember that just because something became popular, not EVERYONE did it just so. People have always been individuals and put their own twist on it. The bouffant hairstyle, for instance. Both Marie Antoinette AND Mary Tyler Moore had ‘bouffant’ hair. Think about that for five minutes. 😂
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Charles Dana Gibson, being a fantastic illustrator, could draw whatever he wanted, but it was going to be perfect, and defy gravity and not always attainable.
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Internet culture rewards commenters for correcting people, even erroneously, getting them attention and letting them be perceived as the actual expert. I see this constantly on technical content — people can’t help themselves from “um actually”ing experts in their field with the wildest stuff. Not that no one is wrong on the internet, but there’s a feedback loop that makes comments like this more and more common.
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People like this are one of the reasons I stopped going to civil war reenactments after eleven years in the hobby.
Some people don't care about history, they don't care about doing their research. All they care about is FEELING right, and bullying the people around them into conforming to their personal idea of what the past looked like. And don't even bother setting them straight, because they literally don't even care about actually being correct.
And for the record, the other reason I stopped going to civil war reenactments is because they became overrun by white supremacists. I do not think these two things are unrelated.
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There's different variations for different lengths and thickness. Love the look of it no matter how it's done, so elegant!
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people like to argue and attempt to outsmart each other on the internet, I can't imagine why. I love your work, appreciate your educational and gorgeous content, and admire the knowledge and research that goes into it 🏆
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I would also like to add that Evelyn Nesbit's hairstyles were kind of "scandalous" (having your hair down was considered sort of sexy and provocative) so most women would not wear their hair like this, especially not day to day, if they wanted to look "respectable". So just something to be aware of - hairstyles had nuance and meaning (more tied to women's morals than today) and famous people were not/are not the norm. (This is an info dump, not a critique or correction - just adding additional info)
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I can't imagine being at an event surrounded by people with the same hairstyle - unless it was basic training in the military.
I remember doing my laundry for the first time in technical school at about my 7th month in the Air Force, when two civilian women came it to empty the coins and service the washers and dryers. It took me several minutes before I realized one of them was a guy with long hair. 🙃
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Some people are jerks. Good for you for pushing back on them.
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Some people just don't have a life. Or any interests or ideas of their own. Or any manners. Trolling is their hobby. Love your videos, your knowledge and how much fun you have showing us your fabulous wardrobe.
26 | 0
Even when I know I know something I always like panic google it to ensure I’m not just like mis-remembering before I gently correct someone online, people having the audacity to be so confidently incorrect in their “correction” always blow me away😅
27 | 0
1 second is too much to ask of some people. ❤ My wife and I love your content 😊
51 | 0
I just wish people would cite a source from time to time ya know. You do it, commenters can too
8 | 0
People just want to complain. You're awesome. Don't let the knuckleheads get you down.
11 | 0
Internet know-it-all's abound these days, and they almost never research before pontificating on a subject. God help us, and try to fluff it off.
6 | 0
People are shitty. I LOVE your talent and I crave your sewing ability. I make my flapper dresses with modern printed fabric BECAUSE I WANT TO. Keep being you
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4 months ago
Lmao not the backhanded compliment with "lovely first attempt"
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