Y'all are calling me real dramatic when I said that she just threw that dress and now here we are having the same conversation. There are so many people saying it's just a dress who cares if you don't like history, just say that. If you slept during history class, just say that. It's fine if you have the opinion that you don't care about the dress that is your progenit, you're allowed to peel that way, but your opinion does not outweigh the importance of history and it definitely does not outweigh the importance of the dress. Hey guys, welcome to my channel. So today we're gonna follow up from my original video where I was talking about the fact that Kilkernesha destroyed Marilyn's dress. I called this the second it happened, the second the news out broke that she was wearing it. I told y'all the same to the right and so it was that fallin off and everyone was like, no, the fancy white glove people, they know what they're doing just you're being dramatic. Maybe you can get white gloves on the Amazon $8. Fancy white glove people are just people with gloves on and we can see that now because they did not put that dress on Kim Kardashian safely. Now let's get some photos of the dress. Let's pull up before photos of the famous dress. So as you've seen the photo before, the rindsos are perfectly in place, the zipper looks good, this dress fabric thinned out a lot throughout the years but everything is still you know ordered orderly. And then let's look at the dress after. So we see some rindsos are falling off remember what I was saying oh they're scraping it out rindsos that they fell off. Bingo, bingo there it is. So we don't see a lot of rindsos falling off we also see a lot of loose rindsos so all the rindsos are like hanging off and there's also a lot of pulling at the zipper line you can see where it was stretched out right there. And that's what I saw to see. What irks me is how now the museum is kind of Loki saying like well it was like that when we bought it. Oh really? So we're stretched it out at the zipper line because it doesn't do that by itself. It doesn't do that by itself. And there's no natural wear and tear but being hung up that would cause those rips. So we're lying now. Come on. Like all not to the mistake and call it a day. So here is a very clear before and after shot of when it was up for auction and when can war it. And initially when I made my video I said that I didn't blame Kim Kardashian for this that it was mostly just the museum's fault and I don't blame Kim at all. But now we see how many rindsos have fallen off. I didn't do want to put the blame on her now because I see there's at least one two three four five six seven eight nine ten seven around ten minutes let's say ten rindsos missing minimum off this dress and when rindsos fall they make a noise. So that means that she had ten opportunities to hear the rinds don't fall on the ground and she's still proceeded to wear this dress out. So there is a level of disrespect there that I just can't condone and definitely a level of negligence that I can't condone on Kim Kardashian's part. Most importantly it's the museum's fault. Unfortunately the dress was in auction and ribly's leader not got their hands on it. And they are a respectable museum. They're more of like a side show at tight museum and they are I imagine they're not really run by you know actual historians just people with money who have been buying fancy objects and so that's what happens to history when those kind of people get their hands on it. And in fact it was such a big deal to do something like this such a historical piece that the conservators were so angry that the International Council of Museums had to make a statement themselves. So I come said historic garments do not be worn by anybody public or private figures. The organization said in a statement following the uproar prevention is better than cure wrong treatment will destroy the object forever. About this particular situation the dress up along to Marilyn and Rose custom made by French designer Juli in the color the mature skin tone. It was sewn on her before she went to the event where she saw the happy birthday for then US president John of Kennedy in 1962. She didn't use any underwear to give him more vintage sensation that she was naked and the material is to place look which is no longer available so it is irreplaceable. Our conservator Carol Varnel told a paper we just don't wear archive to historic pieces. Something that's archive means it's enough in cultural importance that we value it and want to see it. The dress represents something very important it's part of our collective cultural heritage. I'm speechless over it. Another one said I'm frustrated because it sets back what it's considered professional treatment for historic costumes. Sarah Scaturo, chief conservator at the Cleveland Museum of Art told the LA Times in the 80s a bunch of costume professionals came together to state a resolution that historic costumes should never be worn. So my worry is that colleagues in historic costume collections are now going to be pressured by important people to let them wear garments. So yes that's exactly what Kim's decision caused. Now a bunch of people are going to feel entitled that you know with a couple hundred you know jeez or whatever you can wear whatever you want. The situation should have stopped at when the designer said hey Marilyn Roe may be made the dress with the intention that it's a dress only Marilyn could wear and then would be a historical piece. Now a lot of you guys don't know what Marilyn Roe is actually a huge was actually a huge history fan and she has expressed in real life that she finds it really upsetting when people mistreat historical items. So it's leaning more towards the side of no touchy because if Marilyn didn't want other historical garments being touched with when she saw that happening what makes you think that she wants her historical garment being touched with. You know what I mean? So really disheartening it's a add Marilyn Roe has been a figure that has never been respected by public literally never has been respected and it's so unfortunate she didn't consent to being a sex symbol. In fact when she started her career it was by accident because I'm pretty duck it was by accident because playboy leaked one of her nude photos. So her nude were leaked without her consent and she was forced to play a sexual role because people loved her for that. She just did what she had to do but that was a big root for depression and the reason why she had so many problems is because she was playing someone that she was not. She was not Marilyn Roe. She was normal gene. So her voice was fake. Her voice was much deeper, much deeper, much rascere than the oh hello and you know when she was at home she wore pants all the time. She wasn't in the sexy dress. In fact a lot of her relationships have fallen through because they all thought that they were going to marry Marilyn Roe but they realized that she was nothing like Marilyn Roe. So you know she had spent so many years being you know being disrespected and for her to continue being disrespected even in her death and people saying oh well you know she's dead so who cares? blows my mind she's a human being she was a human being and people want to say that she's not or shouldn't be treated with such respect because of who she was but again that's something that she didn't consent to. That was a path of life that she didn't consent she kind of had to go and roll with it if she weren't at the foot of the table because she was an orphan she was poor so how like could you blame the woman? So like she's had so many injustices and so many things were so unfair and unjust and it's got to stop. Let the woman rest let her rest and let her rest with respect like she can't even get respect in her death like that is just so sad. So that's my opinion on this I did decide to do a follow-up because literally everyone's tied to me to do a follow-up and these are just my thoughts. I kind of just word-pominated them and let me know what you guys think down below what you're opinion you know if you have any fair statements against mine so far I haven't seen any but you know if you do just let me know and I guess we'll see where everything goes from there otherwise stay tuned for more vintage content also be sure to check out my Kickstarter I am making a film series so I'll let that down below for you guys thank you for all the support and I'll see you guys in my next video.