Seriously, she absolutely delightful! I hope she is on more vids. 💕

I came to the comment section to say the very same thing! It’s so nice to listen to a curator who really communicates the passion that she feels for her job.

She really loves her job. Good for her 💙

She’s going Gaga over this dress and it’s actually adorable

@@WelderBarbie100 Me too! It's so refreshing to see someone who absolutely loves what they do!

Any leads on the curator's amazing pants? They're wonderful.

@@Azurielm Agreed

Is A Shocking Life her autobiography? pink cover?

@@caligulalonghbottom2629 Correct.

Caligula Longhbottom Thank you for the information on the book. I adore autobiography’s. You must have read this.

@@elderlypoodle9181 I havent unfortunately. I have a copy somewhere but i have no idea where it is. I am fascinated by the 1930s and Schiaparelli in particular although I do see Dali and Surrealism as a bit contrived and not my cup of tea. I love biographies as well, I actually think that Ryan Murphy should make the next FEUD series about Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli. Or...since they scrapped Charles and Diana due to the recent popularity of Harry and Meghan no doubt... they should still do Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon.

Yes, points to Isabella Curaça. I want to see more of her and her work.

worn by the enemy of those of the Palace :p so it was a pretty bold move and breaking of the 'rules' for Alice to wear schiaparelli in the Queen's presence :p

Caligula Longhbottom 😆!!!

Stunning piece

I'm sure it was Dali's creation.

@@passionfruitfruit the lobster's gown wasnt his creation. he landed a hand, but it was schiaparelli. the curator literally states so in the video...

I CAN sew and I want one just like it so badly! Don't fancy doing all that beading though... Then again, beaded trim with cheap plastic beads is not all that hard to find these days. Maybe I can find a worn out hoodie to steal the zip from. =)

@@sophiaschier-hanson4163 Do it! It would be a lot of fun.

Simplified. How fun.

Worn by a fully grown woman. Tres petite.

Just a SLIGHT difference I think!!

I think she is Spanish speaker cuz the way she said Salvador dalí

Yes Brazilian.

She is definitely Brazilian, that's for sure. No one else has this special accent, like we do :)

A constant source of KZfaq angst. No way to enjoy, much less understand, what is being said when the bad music track overpowers. Aghhhhhh!

@@exdus235 It seems to me that music backtracks to voice are a technique used in reality TV to "enhance" boring content. But not every video featuring real people is reality TV. There are 2 reasons why top YT personalities/influencers with millions of subscribers DONT put music over their own voices. a) great presentation and content doesn't need it. b) YT subscribers overwhelmingly prefer their channel presenter not to use it.

Princess Alice was very small

Antonina MacNeish Jean Cocteau. have you seen the jacket YSL where he was inspired by cocteau too? in the 80’s (schiaparelli had a similar one)

Princess Alice was a member of the Scott family, daughter of the Duke of Buccleuch. She married Prince Henry in 1935. She died in 2004, aged about 103. Very nice lady, quite shy, loved her garden.

Haha

That is so unkind. As any trainer would tell you it's how you put over the material that captures people's attention even it's the same words as another speaker would use. If only more presenters had this young lady's enthusiasm for her work.

@@maureentaphouse5206 I’d agree with you if she were a good, eloquent, engaging speaker, but she isn’t.

They aren't stains, they are guards.

What are you talking about? Nothing makes sense. It's difficult trying to decipher your post.

Princess Alice was born in 1900, daughter of the Duke of Buccleuch, and a member of my branch of the Scott family. She married Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, son of King George V in 1935. When she died aged 102 she was the longest lived member of a royal family ever.

What nonsense are you talking

M Scott i thought this was Alice, countess of Athlone?

@@Patrick3183 I think so too.

Not in the 1930s.

I have to agree. I found a lot of her "designer" clothes to be ugly also...alas I am too poor to appreciate it!

maybe not your preference

@@AquaMarino I acknowledge the differences in opinion in most cases, except this one. Ugly is ugly, and having a high price tag or being made by a famous designer, artist, or well known brand doesn't change that fact.

Yes, agree with you about design but I can say if it looks beautiful for the client or the client loved it and felt good about wearing it, its good for me.

Michael Rustebakke I think it’s pretty lol it has a certain aesthetic to it that I really like