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The House of Worth was one of the most prestigious fashion designers of the 20th century, capturing the love and patronage of hundreds of royals and aristocrats around Europe, boasting clientele including the Romanov Tsarinas and Elisabeth of Austria. Join me in a deep dive into the history of the fashion house, the elusive lives of the two men who founded the company, and the rise and fall - and rise again! - of the House of Worth. — Follow me, if you wish! subscribe (thank you!) - / @ellasinquiries instagram, tiktok - @ellasinquiries — Chapters 00:00 - introduction 00:33 - establishing an icon fashion house 02:49 - who was Worth? 05:52 - continuing a legacy: after Worth 06:55 - the end of an era 07:36 - Worth (2010s version) 08:50 - Otto Bobergh 09:36 - opinion time 10:03 - conclusion and sources — Support those in need or donate an eSIM to help a family stay in contact https://chooselove.org/donate/ https://www.simly.io/ https://bdsmovement.net/ — Academic sources - see source end card for more information and sources “A Wizard of Silks and Tulle”: Charles Worth and the Queer Origins of Couture, by Abigail Joseph, Victorian Studies, Vol. 56, No. 2 (Winter 2014), pp. 251-279 Exquisite Materials: Episodes in the Queer History of Victorian Style by Abigail Joseph, 2019, University of Delaware Press, Ch. 3: Charles Worth and the Queer Effects of Haute Couture The Empress's New Clothes: Fashion and Politics in Second Empire France by Therese Dolan, Woman's Art Journal, Vol. 15, No. 1 (Spring - Summer, 1994), pp. 22-28 The House of Worth: Portrait of an Archive by Mary Frances Gormally, Fashion Theory, Vol. 21, No. 1 (2017), pp. 109-126 Thank you for watching and take care! I am aware that my glasses are very annoying at reflecting glare! I will try and find a way around this that allows me to not have the glare, whilst also being able to see! #history #fashionhistory #romanov #royalhistory #royalty