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James Kelly London

@jameskellylondon2428United KingdomJoined 2020

Videos document the recreation of historical and golden-age Hollywood costumes using period-inspired sewing methods and fabrics.

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Good for

  • learning vintage sewing techniques
  • seeing classic film costumes recreated
  • finding inspiration for historical dressmaking

Hi Everyone, Welcome to my channel, im so glad that you have found your way here. On my channel I make replica’s of costumes from the golden age of Hollywood designed by designers like Walter Plunkett, Gilbert Adrian, Rene Hubert and many others, using sewing methods and techniques from the time when the costume was designed and made and using fabrics as close to the orignals as possible. I love getting requests for costumes to recreate and some of them I do make and they find their way here. I hope you enjoy my channel just as much as I enjoy making them.

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