YESSSS FOR CHARITY!!! She should've been the gate holder to say weather Kim k wore that dress or not 🤦🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

@@HughMadBro why?

@@livewiiiiire because Kim k ruined a piece of history!!!!!

@@livewiiiiire bc kim shouldnt have worn it?

@@kingkit4856 Kim specifically shouldn't have worn it, or no one should have worn it?

That made me so happy to hear.

Good thing Kim Kardashian didn't get it....

@@meganbuchanan6359 fr fr

I was surprised by this! 👏👏👏

Who would know? If she wore it once, who would know?

This is what it looks like when a woman has a passion for something.

Every woman is a detective when she’s truly interested in something. 😏

I agree man such a good video

Amazing work! It could be called coral.

And face it, Erin is a knockout

@The Amber Heard Playlist!! nobody cares about your silly channel.

They kinda did a while ago

Nah I’m not wearing orange lipstick. Ewwww

'Marilyn'

@@JustanotherLisa no one asked you to

Same!

ME TOO!!!

Me three!

Count me in!!!

Absolutely

wow i didn't know that and it feels so wrong

Not 1, but 2.

@@wasabi.2839it’s so sad :/

Soo glad u didn't mention the name...BUT don't worry, they will never tell you it's a replica. To the exact measurements and exact material, stones etc. But it is. Carefully worded on the red carpet as "the exact same dress worn by The Angel Marilyn Monroe" which it is, but NOT THE dress. It's all in the wording, and then they deflect by talking about her having to be sewn into it etc..but the public only hears the pointers. What's NOT said is just as important as what is. Even the words 'oh so this is the exact very same dress M.M. wore to sing to the president' answer - yes, is not a lie. Bc it is exactly the same...but not the one. Yes, it would've been a total travesty.😓..but thankfully not.😅

@@Gigi1111Laynashe wore the original for a few minutes and then changed into the replica gown

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I wish 🤞🫶😻

Great idea! In the meantime, have you tried Besame Cosmetics? They have a lot of fun vintage inspired products

Lisa Eldridge x Erin 😍❤️‍🔥

Yes please and affordable

@@scarlettschwarz1331 I have, but the kind of makeup detective work Erin does is unmatched. Also lately, besame has been coming out with Disney lines and nothing else. Really moving away from what made besame so special. It’s sad.

Yeah, not like Kim Kardashian, destroying Marilyn's dress for... ego or whatever 😭

@@Senya19 yeah thats such a shame

@@Senya19 agree

@@Senya19she never destroyed it 🙄

@@Senya19 can I have the clip?

Hi 👋

So awesome you finally found it!! Loved this video and learning the history of the iconic Marilyn! 💋

I am a fan of "iconic makeup" and OF COURSE the Goddess that is and will always be Marilyn Monroe, but it's impossible to not also be a fan of YOU, lovely Erin! I've seen a few of your addictive vids and your passion and talent for this form of art is just incredible. I'm sure your astute dedication and detective work had Marilyn flattered and giggling in disbelief that someone would go to such lengths over her lipstick! You're awesome, lady! Xo

That's interesting, orange lippy & auburn hair is usually suited to warm skin tones.. I have used Arden for years because she had dark hair & light cool toned skin so her colours tend to be "cool based" too.. Maybe your lovely Mum was a neutral? She sounds very glamourous!! x

​@@emmsue1053 when you're cool toned and have red hair, it makes you actually able to pull off some warmer tones because the warm hair balances the light reflection and brings the skin tone a little to the neutral/warmer tone. However you need to know very accurately which tones suit this balance better. 😊

Maybe she didn't use it because she thinks it's too beautiful, there's only one out there made by you no less. i wouldn't use it too! 😂

Awesome story! Thanks for telling it

Lady Gaga

With the invention of the microwave, you can lob off chunks of different colours and melt the shades down in the microwave and blend your own custom shades. You can mix in eyeshadows if you cant find a lip tone youre looking for and mix it in while its melted. Pour into a cleaned lipstick tube or an empty lip balm tube and bam, totally custom colours. Difficulty is recreating your favourite shade.

That is such a wholesome story 💕 thank you for sharing 😊

What a lucky girl you are

There's a place calle LipLab that makes custom colours, they might be able to recreate it so you can wear the colour without using the originals!

wow thats amazing!

​@@ericabaysinger6343 Why is she lucky?

@@brutalhonesty8134 because she has access to vintage lipsticks and that’s cool

This is mindblowing.

She did wear different colours for different movies. Including a pink toned red. And Whitey her makeup artist often created shades by mixing several lipsticks together.

She had different looks into the 60s, my personal favorite for her!

This is going into the sixties when she died and peach oranges colours were definitely the popular colours of that time

@@pobstrel i was under the strong impression that Marilyn often also wore multiple different lipsticks at the same time, like lip contouring and lip highlighting and such

I just adored your video. The history was fascinating but I especially loved the respect and admiration you showed her by not using her lipstick. I was horrified by what Kim Kardashian did with her dresses. It was so disrespectful.i purchased copies. Of Marilyn's makeup by Besame and one of the lipsticks was a coral. Now I understand why. Thank you so much for all your information about makeup history and of course the forever lovely Norma Jean.

This is my first video watching of hers and you can just tell she’s so caring and does Marilyn so much justice.

@@aletaevers78 what was the color

Is it real used from Marilyn?

@@strangers- yes!

That likely Max Factor's call. She really didn't have a personal "team" a la Les Kardashians.

well i mean...? orange quite literally is a red with other color mixed into it? its red and yellow?

@@inge76 yes I know that. Orange isn’t very well anticipated as a mixture of red and yellow. I know many people that would get disappointed with the thought of orange as a vibrant substitute for red, but it shouldn’t be😅

It wasn’t her team really-it was the MUA’s trying to get the color to show up on film properly. She literally said that in the video

@@daughterofyah6209 oh alright

Fr tho

SAME!!!! So so interesting to learn!

Same, I love how She talks And educate you in Make up History

Same dude, fascinating. I also couldn't stop staring at Erin's makeup, really beautiful, love that "old hollywood" style.

Same here. Really fascinating!

yeah the kim thing made me feel sick

Kim K is trashy! She may have money but she has no class!

@@IsabellaDemarko I agree. Why did they let her do it?

@@JungleFeversome’d say money and media attention. But if I were Ripleys, I would never let a ho like her wear Marylin’s dress… it’s not just a dress because aside from what it wads sold for to the museum, it’s historically even more valuable.

​@@JungleFeversome Money, my dear. She had enough cash so she got to ruin one of the most iconic dresses of all time. Hooray for greed 💔

I would love to have a show 😍 oh what we could find out! Thankyou 🤗

I LOVE your hair!!!

Me too I have a warmer skin tone and warmer tones look way better on me, but it’s hard to find nice ones

@@AmyB369 I am similar. I'm super pale with warm peachy pink undertones. I ordered the revlon siren color after watching this video. Another great color for me has been volcanic. It's an excellent red-orange. I like to build it up a little bit like a stain, line my lips with a slightly darker red, and then layer the lip stick and a clear gloss a few times.

@@TamaraKane try Revlon Fire and Ice! It's very similar to the color in the video and the shade may have even been made originally by mixing 7-22 with that pink color they showed. It looks pink on cool tones, and orange on warm tones.

Me too! I had a lovely orange. I’ve never been able to match it. I’m starting to see the colours around now.

@@oldasyouromens thank you! ❤️

Maybe we can all join in on a gofundme so she can buy one more for swatching 🤗 so fascinating!

I was thinking the same exact same thing !

@@gabriellaberglund3651 I bet you were donating to Kylie Jenner go fund me to get to 1 billion too huh 🤣🤦🏻‍♀️

no one cares bro sthu lol “due to my adhd 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺so quirky and autismcore”

I agree...I listened to the entire thing at NORMAL speed, which says a lot. Usually, I need at least 1.75x to maintain my interest.

@@KMx108 Ha! Yes, exactly the same for me. I did not speed this up either.

I didnt even realised it’s 26minutes long!

I feel the exact opposite. This just popped up because I had auto-play turned on while I was knitting and because my hands were occupied I let it play but I can't believe someone rambled on for almost half an hour about something so boring / inane. But to each his own I guess

You are soooo cuteeeee!!!!

Thanks

IKR❤

Right 😂

I still do

That’s really cool. Getting makeup from Ben Nye is like getting clothing from Edith Head!

How iconic!

I was thinking of my Ben Nye products the entire time!!! Some amazing things. My first real makeup kit was full of Ben Nye. I still have them!!

That is awesome- do you have any pieces left??

I know she used white for the middle. Mixed maybe. Much like people do now. Using a lighter color in the middle of the lips and or gloss.

Yes, same here. I understand that Norma Jean/ Marilyn was remembered for the glamour and tragedy associated with her persona. Artifacts are tiny remnants of complex stories that people leave behind. The makeup could also be clues about culture at the time. If solving mysteries sparks interest, Mark Shaw has been working towards justice and investigating Marilyn, Dorothy Kilgallen, and JFK.

Yes my friend got the actual toilet paper roll that she used for 80,000

Yeah I'm actually related to Norma through the Mayflower Alden's on my father's side. No one cares about her actual genes being preserved though or who she could have been if we had a better world both then and now though. All people want is the doll.

right!! when i heard she wasn't willing to swatch her original makeup i was so happy

That's a great idea! Or a paint store! Don't have they have lazers at home Depot where they can find the EXACT color of a wall? I'm pretty sure the tech does exist! She just has to think outside the box and check sectors that have nothing to do with makeup but everything to do with color like art restorers or painters!

You're both onto something. I just saw this video, was completely intrigued, and came to suggest exactly what you already mentioned. I hope her pursuit reveals the exact dupe. 🥰

@@WhitneyDahlin or any artist really...

the science of colour at the chemical level, emission and absorption spectra, specific numerical values for wavelengths corresponding exactly to specific colours of visible light… i live for this stuff 😍

@@brintesiacirce9414 it’s fine they were just sharing ideas?

She wore different colours at different times of her life and career. And obviously different shades for different roles. Whitey Snyder her makeup artist said the red he often used for her public appearances was made up of several shades of pink and red and mixed with gloss.

This is interesting. Dorothy Dandrige was also famous for her coral lipsticks.

Growing up my mom told me all the old Hollywood starlets in Marilyn’s time were wearing orange lipsticks and that hers was never really red. She only said it when I told her I wanted to wear red like Marilyn as a little girl. She rolled her eyes and said ITS ORANGE. so idk I thought it was common knowledge this entire time!

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I’ll have a long video on Audrey’s lipstick eventually too 😊 this definitely gives some clues

@@erinparsonsmakeup orange! Pure orange! Wow! Fascinating!

@@erinparsonsmakeup omg PLEASEEEE make that video Erin 🙏 Lisa was a bit stingy with the info she provided 😇

@@danilibo7005 yeah, it was quite off putting the way she was gatekeeping the shade name

@@HaHaHaLMFAOtv Audrey wore Revlon Pink in the Afternoon.

You have an amazing eye! It’s true the bottom does look a bit different that the top of the lipstick. And I’ve been dwelling on it, now you’ve confirmed it. I wonder if I could get a hold of him? I loved that movie, the love witch! Thankyou so much for this suggestion. Perhaps there will be a part two 😊

@@erinparsonsmakeup Unfortunately I don't think it's possible to shoot in real technicolor, since they discontinued it in the early 2000s and it was a proprietary method and only Technicolor labs could process film shot like that. 🙁 Some films nowadays, like said Love Witch, try to replicate it digitally or with the use of a specific set/costume design. Mullen for example used standard Kodak films, with specific lenses, lighting etc., so I don't know how exact colour replication would be with that. And I was wondering, if maybe you could get/rent a spectrophotometer for colour testing of your makeup? 🤔You wouldn't need some super high-tech one, there are small handheld ones for use in printing or in fashion, you could find a contactless one to not mess the makeup while testing. Maybe that would be an interesting way to colour match dupes? Also, is there a chance you could get someone to photograph, and put on Flickr or sth, some of your collection with a proper colour correction (maybe with ColorChecker Passport or sth like that)? I know you have tons of makeup, so I'm not saying the whole collection 😂 but maybe at least some of the most classic/famous/most used examples of various decades? It's so hard sometimes to pinpoint colour from etsy listings or from old yellowed ads. And yes, I know it's still not perfect, cause on one display photo can look different than on another, but with a well-prepared photo it's easier to get an idea. 😊

The Love Witch is such a great movie. ♡

Mac Vegas could be a good match

Yes, I noticed the color change as well. Especially visible on a larger screen. It may have oxidized. Or perhaps she layered a darker color over it or used lipliner under it, and the stain remains. I have 2 old lipsticks from Revlon that have similar orange tones Kiss me Coral and Marigold. Idk if they still make them but they seem to have a similar shade. If this lipstick were oil paint, it would be more of a chrome orange not cadmium. Perhaps that may help. Good luck and thanks, interesting to see the products she used.

Coming soon! Ish 😅 all in the works ❤

I will be there the opening day 🤧❤️

Cool video!! ❤❤❤

MAC “dangerous” lipstick looks just like it.

Absolutely adore your comment, Thankyou 🤗

This! Heck, home depot and lowes have exact color detection. Imagine what a testing facility could have. I'm still in shock she hasn't mentioned contacting MAX FACTOR! Why would you not?!

That could work!

ooh I'd love to see this happen!

Yes!

Yes!!!

Yes

Boehoe

@@sese8976 boohoo*

@@theeairychristina13 not English darling that’s how you spell it in my language… you show your ignorance

boehoe 💀💀💀 LMAOO

Kardashian did DESICRATE Marilyns honor...👿 They are sooo entitled🙄🙄 Can't believe people look up to those witches as a beauty standard???🙄🤨

How are you

100% this. You said it so beautifully 💗

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🥹 Thankyou!!

People might kill me if that would be the dupe because of the price 😅 but I’ll definitely try this one! Thanks!

I know! The price is very high. Another alternative might be Gucci Agatha Orange. I would swatch their different formulas and see. Maybe a little bit better in price than the Hermès 🤏 I personally love the whole Gucci line 🥰 but really, the Hermès knocks it out of the park as far as oranges go. Plus, it’s a beautiful formula. Good luck 🤞 Let me know what you think. Great video 👏👏🧡 Thank you 🙏

Gucci Agatha Orange is my favorite 🧡

I have both the Gucci and the Hermes oranges and I’m also obsessed with orange lipstick and the Gucci Agatha wins hands down. It is a statement color, and all Gucci makeup is holy grail. The Hermes orange is very muted.

Revlon's 1970s shade Orange Flip was my late Mother's favorite. I'm not a fan of orange but that color was amazing on my Mom. The name alone is a total winner LOL.

my dumbass was like "ben nye the science guy" no that's bill that's an entirely different dude

@@jayleejames864 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@jayleejames864 me too, I was like “wait bill nye” i re-read it like 3 times and then was like oh wait never mind lol

I’ve been pitching - I hope it happens, would be my dream 😍🫶🤗

It's also not like Kim couldn't have hired someone to study the dress and make a custom reproduction that better suited her skintone and measurements.

That is an abomination. She should not have worn the dress!!! And then to stretch it out! Not ok!

I hated Kim

@@EclecticallyEccentricFunny thing is, she actually had an exact replica made. She was apparently only allowed to wear the original dress for 5 minutes on the red carpet before having to change into the replica dress for the remaining of the night.. Makes you think why she couldnt have worn the replica dress in the first place 🤦🏻‍♀️

@@eve2385 she purchased the dress, it is hers... so she had every right to wear it and stretch it, tear it. A travesty and shame smh, couldnt she just keep it behind glass or something, why ruin it, sweat in it....

I really want to have a 90s makeup routine it looked so fresh and elegant nowadays it's super extravagant and it makes me feel uncomfortable

@@lovedivealma Thank you for reading my post. Yes, I think that a lot of really modern makeup looks came out of the 90's.

@@tinaortiz4177 oh you are welcome dear 🤍 that's so impressive and glamorous a makeup artist in the 90s pretty sure you slayed ✨ My humble opinion is that makeup in the 90's aimed to show to enhance the real beauty of the women to make the colors and features already in her face shine bright give life to the face in an elegant way!! Nowadays it's camouflage 💔 Women should feel pretty and confident with makeup full of vital colors not changing skin color....eyebrows shape....inject lips 😔 you feel like someone else and you are lying to yourself, also makeup nowadays feels irreversible and it's scary once you touch your face it will never look the same again you have to keep the face you created.....even tho it's just makeup.