Have you admired the fashions of yestercentury and wished you could wear them too? You absolutely can, and I can help you think about how to make it happen! Wearing historical or historically inspired clothing is great fun, and if you've gone through the trouble of making a *thing*, why not see if you can get more out of it by including in your daily wear?

Inspirational images of other's Historybounding efforts: http://www.morgandonner.com/2019/08/h...

Zack of Pinsent Tailoring: https://www.pinsenttailoring.co.uk/

Bernadette Banner's two referenced videos
"Making an 18th Century Inspired Summer Dress" :    • Making an 18th Century Inspired Summe...  
"Making A (Modern!) Edwardian Walking Skirt || Historical Style" :    • Making A (Modern!) Edwardian Walking ...  

Rachel Maksy's "Modern Edwardian: Tips on How to Blend The Era Into Your Style"    • Modern Edwardian: Tips on How to Blen...  

Disneybounding images from: https://disneybound.co/

Vincenzo CAMPI, Italian painter:
https://www.wga.hu/framese.html?/htm...

The Vegetable Seller by Pieter Aertsen
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pieter_...

Many thanks to Kirsten and Stephanie Mohr for their sassy acting in the opening sequence, and their help with filming! Check out their fun sister podcast Mohr Please! https://www.mohrpleasepodcast.com/

Several (all?) of the historical paintings and manuscript images I used can be found on this Pinterest board:   / historyboundinginspo  

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Intro music: Name of the Child Motions



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