[AD] This video was sponsored by June’s Journey 🔎 Download June’s Journey for free now: https://cherrypick.gg/KarolinaJune24

I'm usually for historical accuracy, but I can't blame them for not putting the actresses on that

There's such a huge difference between an illustration and seeing it on an actual person. Crazy comparison.

These dresses are giving ~dome shaped birthday cake with a barbie jammed in the centre of it~

The court dress requirements increasingly feel like the prompt for a Project Runway challenge where random elements are chosen from a bag. "Ok, your team has selected 'lace,' 'high-waisted,' and 'hoop skirt'. Good luck, Designers!"

seeing the drawings really does not do it justice, making it was truly the bravest and most necessary path.

I can almost guarantee that early 19th century dressmakers were losing their minds trying to balance royal demands and the demands of their clients to be trendy. "How the hell are we supposed to combine hoops with a high waisted bodice? It will look ridiculous!" "I don't know, just try adding more lace and sparkly bits. Maybe they won't notice how stupid they look if we blind them with shiny things."

The opening scene of season 2 where Eloise is self conscious about her court appearance would have been hilarious if she were wearing one of these

Justice for the British Regency court dress! It's so wonderfully ridiculous.

The people that are complaining about Karolina analyzing the fashion in Bridgerton and it’s historical accuracy because the show is fiction are completely missing the point. She’s well aware the show isn’t meant to be accurate and isn’t hating on the show for them taking liberties with  the costumes. She’s simply using it as an opportunity to teach about what would be historically accurate to those interested in historical fashion. If you’re not interested, then you may not be the target audience.

It would make so much more sense in the dialog. "Mother i feel so ridiculous" 😂😂

Kind of ironic because Penelope asks the modiste for a dress that was popular in Paris during episode 1 of Season 3… basically what they are seen wearing since the start has been French-inspired 😅

It is such a lost opportunity to not have the Featherington sisters in them.. Imagine these in those neon greens and yellows 😅

My 5 year old nephew waked in while you were getting dressed. He asked if you were dressing like a princess, and when you finished dressing, he said you were a real princess now. High praise indeed.

I really need a historical drama that lampoons this whole thing for comedy

This is a perfect replica of what my childhood princess dress drawings looked like

Local time traveller secretly roasts her old wardrobe

I think the fact that none of these dresses remain proves that they were loathed by the women who wore them. There are massive 18th century British court dresses surviving in museums, but no regency court dresses? I'm betting the court ladies had them dismantled with great glee as soon as they could.

If they used these dresses in the show, it could still be called Bridgerton, because the dresses look like a bridge and weigh a ton.

"I really want to put my hands in the hoops and look like a plasma TV" had me cracking up so bad 🤣🤣🤣