I am absolutely loving this channel! You've earned a subscriber for sure. Would you ever consider analysing costumes in video games? I think that would be really cool, especially in games like The Witcher. (:

Omg I never noticed how cool melisandre's travel cloak is! Now I want one for me, I wish cloaks were still in style

I love love love this series! Could you do the costumes of Anne Boleyn from the Tudors? Her gowns are swoon-worthy.

Melisandre is one of my favourite characters from GoT. I know these 2 state of minds so well myself. Delusional self-confidence, then investigating the truth while full of doubt, yet so much more humble. What a paradox! Breathtaking costumes. Thank you for showing all of this in detail. I love the soothing background music, too. It fits her mystical character.

Awesome, but i'm also expecting also a series of male's costumes. I mean, Oberyn Martell, Joffrey, Tommen, Tyrion, Jaime... or a mini series about little characters with great costumes like Lysa Arryn, Ellaria Sand, Myrcella Baratheon, Brienne, Ramsay Bolton... Anyways, great job.

You job is so professional Your channel is very under rated I'm SHOOK

They did such a good job with the hexagon symbolism. It’s such a great visual reminder that all these characters are connected by Rhollor. It’s not part of the books at all, but the show was greatly improved by those little details.

You are wonderful! I've been binging your videos all night. I can't stop!

As an amateur costume designer, I'm learning so much! I love it. Could you do the costumes for Arya Stark? It'd be great to see her transition from precocious kid to stone cold killer through costume. Also, could you analyse the costumes of Downton Abbey? There are so many amazing pieces that need commenting on. You can start Mary Crawley, arguably the best dressed of the lot, and go from there. Oh! And also the costumes from Netflix's The Crown, the most expensive TV show ever! Also since it shares a costume designer with GoT, could be a nice segue.

Wow, I've just found you today but had to subscribe immediately! You're amazing, loving the videos! Thank you!

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. The time and effort that you put into your videos is much appreciated.

Got to love all the unique and individual touches given to different female characters. Makes each and every one of them so unique :) Thank you for these analyses and your hard work! I absolutely love coming to your channel and watching these.

this is so informative! i absolutely love the hard work you put into this. thank you for the effort you put into this! :)

Thank you for this video! I loved it!

I just discovered your channel and I'm really impressed with the quality of your content. As a wannabe fashion designer, your videos are both entertaining AND informative!

I have just found your channel and I am addicted!

Thank you, great episode as always! Love watching your videos. If I would cosplay, I would totally be making one of these costumes, so my choice of colours on the dresses and my old red hair I could do again.. 💃👠 Hugs & sunshine☀️ N ps. I would also do Outlander inspired cosplay, of course..!

Thank you so much 😊🔥

I love your video's :) this is so interesting thank you for sharing!

This was wonderful I don't know about you but part of me hopes they get more creative with her clothing and play more with other colors that represents fire

I have ALWAYS liked working with fabrics and make a lot of my own stuff, because it is cheaper to recycle silky fabric types used in duvet covers to make my own qypsy /ethnic type skirts and coats than to buy from new. Thank you so much for feeding my passion!

Great video(s)! Keep up the good work! Do you think that there's an homage to Kubrick's "The Shining" in Mel's costumes? The iconic hexagon figures (from the hotel carpets), the naked female ghost of room 237 who appears in both young and old/decayed age and the overall psychic/"shining" aspect of the character?

thanks for the great vids I'm doing costume design for a production of Macbeth (at school) and this has really helped with ideas

Carise had the best wig, Natalie had the worst, I didnt even know Sophie was wearing one.

There's a theory/explanation as to why the Lannisters dress very Asian/Japanese like. It might be due to the possibility that the Lannisters were actually inspired by the Targaryens - judging from Viserys' costume, he was old enough to remember Targaryen court fashions when his father and brother were alive. His tunic has a very Japanese kimono like cut, which is completely assymetric throughout, which unlike the Westerlands style which becomes symmetrical after they meet. Perhaps the Asian style and clean lines were to show how alien the Targaryens were to Westeros, emphasizing that they had originally come from Essos. And the Lannisters are just mimicking their style in their own way to show their loyalty - Tywin had served as Hand to the Mad King as well as his household serving in the Mad King's court for years and Cersei was originally going to be wed to Rhaegar, Viserys and Daenerys' brother, before the Mad King's erratic behavior drew the families apart. By wearing fashions similar to the Targaryens, they showed that they fully supported them before Robert's Rebellion began. And the possibility of the Targaryens having a very Asian look could be possibly due to the Valyrian Empire having trade with Yi Ti in the past - it's mentioned in the books - and it's possible that the Yi Tish and Valyrians exchanged knowledge and of course fashion when Valyria was at it's height. And perhaps after the Valyrian empire has fallen, Yi Ti is becoming a dominant force in Essos and quite possibly be inspired the Far East side of Essos with its fashion and culture. I throughly enjoyed this video and all the other videos you've made for Game of Thrones! I can't wait to see the other characters, especially Tyrion and the other male characters (maybe Varys?) in the future! I love your knowledge on the construction of the costumes and all the good tidbits such as embroidery, symbolism and how it all ties together into the look and the character themselves!

Please make a video about the costumes of essos culture. It would be really great to analyse it based on the difference in climate, traditions, religion and contexts. I am loving your videos they are just fantastic!

Thank you for another interesting video. In the future I wonder if you could write out the names of items as you're describing them onscreen (for example: the name of that 12th century medieval gown.) Or if you have the time, subtitles would be wonderful as well! I mostly watch your videos for entertainment, but if I want to do some quick research, I realize I am terrible at guessing the spellings of some terms you've used.

Its hard to notice the clothes changes on a character that always wears almost the same thing. Great video :)

You are awesome! :>

Have you considered doing a video about Beyoncé's tour and music video outfits? I know it's not exactly your area of expertise, since is not a TV show or movie, but I think her outfits are something truly worth talking about. I particularly love the outfits from her Mrs. Carter Show World Tour. They evoke the idea of queens throughout History, from Victoria to Nefertiti. The costumes from her latest tour, Formation, as well as the music video of that song have a Southern Belle / 1800s Plantation vibe and they all share the same type of shoulder design. Later on she incorporated African-inspired outfits, including the one she wore at the Grammys that resembles goddess Oshun (also similar to the outfit in the Hold Up music video).

Have you done any vids on the costumes from The Crown?

Could you do a costume review on some of Colleen Atwood's costumes she is my top favorite film costume designer.

can you do the costumes in sweeny todd or dark shadows (one has jhonny depp the other has johnathen frid)

4:48 love it 💟💟💟💟

Melis means honey. Makes sense that there are hectagons in the design

I thought the thumbnail said "Melisandre the Asshat" and I was like. Well they aren't wrong

As an accomplished seamstress and a student of the history of clothes and fabrics I can appreciate your references, but I think perhaps alluding to history misses the points a) as this is an act of pure fiction and fantasy and b) we look to the costumes as they evolve in line with each characters' purposes. I do like your detailed explanation of fabrics, embroideries and other construction details.

I love how detailed you are and it's clear you do your research but I think you need to invest a little more time into your voiceovers as they're often quite stilted and you make some factual errors here and there.

I love how her beautiful long curls just flows with whatever she wears

I love this show but after all this lovely analysis you really had to be so uninformed to call hair pins “chopsticks”. Chopsticks are for eating, East Asian cultures have never worn chopsticks in our hair, that’s disgusting.