H&M turns Edwardian: Repurposing a fast fashion blouse into a history bounding garment

This week is all about turning modern-looking garments into staples of your history-bounding wardrobe, starting with the ever-popular white blouse. I was going for a late Victorian/ early Edwardian look with this, and while my lack of lace prevented me from going completely over the top with frills and delicate trimmings, I think I still managed to greatly improve this run-of-the-mill white button up!

Now while this was not meant to be a tutorial by any means, I do hope that this has inspired some of you history bounders out there to go take another look at your wardrobe and see if there are any garments there that might need some... down-dating? Retro dating? Let's just say "Revamping" until I can find a proper word for what I'm hoping will turn into a recurring series on my channel!

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