
Pretty Historic
In Watcher's series "Pretty Historic," Selorm Kploanyi and a rotating guest dig into beauty and fashion trends from history, from Cleopatra's makeup routine to the extravagant wigs of Marie Antoinette's era. They learn the background, try the looks on themselves, and then decide whether each trend belongs in the past or deserves a place in the present. It's a light, curious watch for anyone who loves beauty and the stranger corners of history. Which centuries-old trend will earn a comeback?
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- Schedule
- Weekly
- So far
- 3 episodes
- Where
- YouTube, free
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- Episode 1Episode 1: We Tried Cleopatra’s Makeup Routine • Pretty Historic21 min
In the first episode of "Pretty Historic," Selorm and guest Marielle Scott try out Cleopatra's makeup routine, ingredients and all. Should this ancient Egyptian beauty trend stay in the past, or does it deserve a comeback?
- Episode 2Episode 2: We Tried The Extravagant Wigs That Killed Marie Antoinette • Pretty Historic21 min
Selorm and guest Ryann Graham try on the extravagant wigs of Marie Antoinette's era – towering, elaborately decorated hairstyles. Should this trend stay in the past, or does it deserve a comeback?
- Episode 3Episode 3: We Bathed In Wine Like Mary Queen of Scots • Pretty Historic18 min
Selorm and guest Jen Chae climb into a tub of wine, just like Mary Queen of Scots supposedly did. Should this royal beauty ritual stay in the past, or does it deserve a comeback?
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