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  • is a coloured film, really is a b/w film.

    nice

  • Beautiful fashions, and song too. Really enjoyed it. Carol

  • It's all beautiful, but the models look so awkward in front of the camera, haha!

  • UGG!! The music just ruins the whole thing.

  • DAT HAT

  • Beautiful video, but for the love of god, WHY did you choose a 1950s song to go with this? The misplaced music totally ruins the spirit.

  • Love the fashion HATE the song...it's a 1950 R& B for a 1920 display. I LOVE all the old vaudeville music which was fun, risque and could have been SO appropriate for this time, so sexy so good...WHY Why Why did you have to ruin it?

  • @identitykid I agree. Song's way too anachronistic, but I don't really hate the song. It just does not evoke the boyish classiness of the dresses.

  • great one

  • WHY? Why is there 50's music on here, ruining video??

  • Beautiful fashions, but it would be a better video if it had a song from the same time period.

  • It's a shame they didn't hire attractive models, but this is an important video in that it makes the fashion images of the time come to life.

  • @ManilaSyndicate this is back in the day before photoshops, plastic surgeries, fad diet, and fake eyelashes revolutionized the way people view "beauty" in the media. ;) just keep that in mind.

  • Color film did not exist back then! Only in the 1930's did color film became known to the public with the arrival of the "Wizard of Oz"

  • @hippocampus23 Non--hand-tinted colour for motion pictures existed commercially from 1908 (well over 100 films). It was called Kinemacolour, invented in Britain. Technicolor was invented and used from 1916 in the U.S. with many films made. A Star is Born (1937, first Oscar for Technicolor film) was earlier than Wizard of Oz (1939). "With Our King and Queen Through India" was shot in colour in 1912. "The Gulf Between" was shot in Technicolor in 1917.

  • @hippocampus23 color shorts (like this) were available since at least shortly after 1900.

    don't pretend to know more than you do please.

  • the girl at 1.51 had all the moves!

  • whats the song?

  • Women then were more beautiful than women today

  • THAT IS CREEPY

  • i think i watched ever video of glamourdaze..lol i find this so interesting to see how it was back in the early 1900s and to look at tv and see how women are dressing today..its like amazing ..back then everyone was classy and you didnt have to pay $100 to look good..

  • im naturally curvy so none of these dresses would work for me unless i smooshed my boobs in LOL very sexy though.

  • @eharas which is exactly what a lot of blessedly curvy women had to do in the 20's, there was even special brassiers that almost resembled mini corsets made to conform the female figure into a more boyish one.

  • This was not shot in color. It was tinted later.

  • Women liked to cover their forheads either with bangs or their hats.

  • 1:32 John Lennon :O

  • They're look creepy T_T

  • is it real 1920 ???? i'm not sure ?

  • Lovely video! Gorgeous dresses too! You can tell this was hand colored, each frame. If you go to 0:25 you can see that par of her pearls are the same color of her dress, and the other part not. I like the colors though, very dreamy. Now I have some inspiration!

  • the dresses were like a piece of art but the models..um awkard

  • Looks like an old prom dress

  • Beautiful dresses but I can't stand hairs on armpit....bleahhhhhh

  • Shins!? SO PROVOCATIVE!

  • It's a little scary... It's... Scary..

  • wow the models are butt ugly!

  • @bygten88 The good old days before professional editing software. Word of advice, nothing you see on television, magazines, or in movies is real.

  • @LapisGarter Nothing on the radio is real either. I uploaded an 8-track of Al Stewart Time Passages, whole tape...it's running a little slow because a belt stretched, but fixed after I uploaded that tape. He has a higher pitched voice anyway so the slight difference in speed is okay. The point is, it's 100% real analog. At least an upload to youtube preserves it's character. Thanks Youtube.

  • @bygten88 I hate to agree with you in the way that you put it, but I thought they were not very attractive also. I did not like their faces. Very pale and strange looking. Still, I like that fact that they look like real people unlike the models of today.

  • I LOVE how much feathers were used during that period, just beautiful!!!

  • What's the name of this song???? Awesome video, Love it!

  • This is very obviously and poorly colorized.

  • @TheIntolerantAtheist Give the filmmakers a break; this is brilliant for its time.

  • Those dresses are actaully pretty! :)

  • The first model looks like Helga from Shrek.

  • That blue dress was BEAUTIFUL!!!

  • what song is playing?

  • Such wonderful! Thank you! :-)

  • bad posture was really a going thing in the 20's...haha. I love this video!

  • @LisaFreemontStreet Not any more than it is today. Take a look around. These women were not models. I go to school with girls in their 20's.  I can't think of one of them who has good posture.

  • @celtickimba I agree. WHich is why I tend towards the 1940's and 50's way of doing things...posture and deportment, shoulders back, and a stern teacher with a ruler to keep those girls in line. ;-)

  • i loved it!

  • I love the coloring in this film!

    Very enjoyable

  • Omg, they looked like men!

  • they were sorta hipsters like the new rompers they have. the go a bit below the hips. fashion keep going around doesnt it.. amazing video thanks!

  • Isnt that a man...?

  • Your channel is one of my favorites--hands down!

  • Another gorgeous video.. *sigh* I'm in love!

  • Lots of feathers! They all look so waif like. I especially like the hats from this time period.

  • Positively glamorous!

  • Some of those hairstyles weren't very flattering at all, were they? lol

    Great video, thanks for sharing it

  • @bellyrockin Yeah, I agree. I never liked to bobbed haircuts. But that's the way things were back then. Other than that I enjoyed it. It's like a window to the past, and that was 85 years ago.

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