Making an OnlyFans for Saucy Victorian Ankle Pics. (But why the historical ankle obsession?)

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Published 2022-08-27
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Old English rickroll:    • Rīċa Ēastlēah - Never gonna give you ...  
Kaz Rowe's ankle video:    • Did the Victorians Think Ankles Were ...  

Notes:
[1] Girardet, Jules. c. 1880s. A Finely Turned Ankle. Oil on Canvas. www.artnet.com/artists/jules-girardet/a-finely-tur….
[2] Jordan, J. Murray. 1908. The Belle Was Slowly Pealing. Postcard. Private Collection.
[3] Waterhouse, John William. 1888. The Lady of Shalott. Oil on Canvas. London, UK. Tate. www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/waterhouse-the-lady-o….
[4] Waterhouse, John William. 1910. Ophelia. Painting. Andrew Lloyd Webber Collection. commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ophelia_1910.jpg.
[5] Mucha, Alphonse Maria. 1899. Moët and Chandon Crémant Impérial. Poster. www.alfonsmucha.org/Moet-And-Chandon-Cremant-Imper….
[6] A Discreet Shoe-Fitting Device. c. 1840. Drawing. Mary Evans Picture Library. www.maryevans.com/search.php?prv=preview&job=52746….
[7] Clayton, W. c. 1865. Welsh Women Labourers. Photograph. Tredegar, South Wales. Private Collection. www.vintag.es/2019/12/victorian-working-women.html.
[8] Askew, Thomas E. c. 1899. Four African American Women Seated on Steps of Building at Atlanta University, Georgia. Photograph. Washington, DC. Library of Congress. www.loc.gov/resource/ppmsca.08778/.
[9] Casas, Ramón. 1899. Decadent Young Woman. After the Dance. Oil on Canvas. Catalonia, Spain. The Museum of Montserrat. www.museudemontserrat.com/en/collections/modernpai….
[10] House of Worth. c. 1896. The “Lily” Evening Gown. Black silk velvet, white silk satin (for the partially modern collar), white satin appliqués embroidered with metal cannetilles and gold sequins. Paris, France. Palais Galliera. www.palaisgalliera.paris.fr/en/work/lily-evening-g….
[11] La Gazette Rose Illustrée. 1888. “Fashion Plate.” Fashion Plate. Le Moniteur de La Mode, no. 35.
[12] Waugh, Norah. (1954) 1981. Corsets and Crinolines. New York, NY: Theatre Arts Books.
21:21 Furniss, Harry. 1905. “A Caricaturist on Woman and Her Dress.” The Gentlewoman and Modern Life, 30 (773). on.nypl.org/3ANFB9T.

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All Comments (21)
  • @lunarebony6122
    the fact that she got to the top 11% of creators just makes it better
  • @cassidy9703
    Watching someone dressed in a full victorian outfit while flying a drone is an art piece within itself.
  • @mayochupenjoyer
    “can the modern eye learn to see beauty in a well-turned ankle?” i ASSURE you ballet dancers can
  • @chocoboko123
    Her mannerisms and the way she talks makes her sound like she's an actual Victorian who got sucked into present day like 5 years ago, and had adjusted well to society now but still marvels at modern technology and culture
  • @Da77leraz
    The exposure of a shoulder, arm, neck or ankle was considered saucy? Middle school PE teachers are Victorian time travelers confirmed ✅
  • Reported for not censoring or blurring out blatant ankle content. This is YouTube, lady. Have some decorum.
  • @adelaidesalcove
    The fact that this is the most popular video on the channel is the funniest part of this entire debacle 😂😂✨️
  • @lynchie2073
    i always assumed the victorian ankle thing was a modern exaggeration born from how weird victorians could be about legs in general. people learn about how some victorians avoided saying the words legs or trousers, and sometimes covering up table legs, and they start making jokes about repressed victorians and their obsession with a cheeky ankle
  • I know a woman that posted an onlynfans account that was only fans. Saucy pics about ceiling fans, turbo fans, personal fans, silk hand fans.
  • @WorldRaceMVG
    I love how she’s all about the Victorian era yet she flies a fucking drone in her house
  • @robertwright7937
    As an Englishman, I'm shocked and appalled you're showing off your ankles. I've written to the Prime Minister, my local MP and the Archbishop of Canterbury. And signed up to Onlyfans. (Top ankle action, Ma'am.)😄
  • @taiyoqun
    I have a good story about ankle showing. My great aunt once told me it was unacceptable that my ankles were showing because I was wearing short socks with a short skirt. Which is funny to me because she didn't seem to care about my beard or the fact I'm not a woman. What she found outrageous about me dressing like that was the ankles, and I think that's funny. My grandma had a similar one. She saw me with a long beautiful skirt and a pink t-shirt and instantly looked disappointed in me, and told me that I had to change. Her words? That t-shirt was absolutely killing the skirt and insisted I put on a shirt that complimented it, even offered to go buy something. And honestly? I love this kind of discrimination. Old people who have a strong sense of appropriate dressing and want you to look dashing in their eyes.
  • Things learned from this video: - Bernadette probably doesn't wear her hair up on days when she's not filming - similarly, Bernadette with hair down feels a lot more unusual than her in underwear - Bernadette is a fake Bernadette fan - Dani and I have very similar hair cuts - Edwardian women played hockey - I had a pavlovian response to that idea, paused the video, and went to look up Edwardian women with hockey sticks - Victorians were less scandalized by ankles than my teachers were scandalized by shoulders
  • @chandica
    Bernadette: "I'm not very technolocially inclined." Also Bernadette: Uses a drone for overhead shots.
  • @sisco8225
    I am one of the people who actually genuinely subscribed to your OF and was not in on the joke, and was heart broken when it disapeared.
  • @gran-roan
    Cosplaying is a massive industry, so Period type pictures (specially well planned, and carefuly curated) unquestionably have strong market potential. That drone picture was great.
  • @hiya022
    Victorian Tinder: "Hello m'lady! May I enquire pictures of your ankles? I'm feeling quite devious!"
  • @treeflamingo
    Yet again Bernadette demonstrates that she is a Literal Internet Genius. Flying a drone indoors to get a Lady of Shalott photo is peak comedy.
  • @HelenMClyde
    My grandma used to sing an old hit from the turn of the century going "Ich hab dein Kniiieeee geseh'n - das durfte niiiiee gescheh'n!" Meaning "I have seen your knee, that should never have happened." Very saucy.