Stanley Kubrick is well known for his innovative camera work and meticulous attention to detail. His 1975 film π©ππππ π³πππ
ππ is no exception. Kubrick conducted extensive research into the eighteenth century, and every aspect of the productionβfrom the costumes and props to the sets and lightingβwas carefully designed to create a historically authentic look. Β
Milliner Francis Wilson is credited with creating many of the hats and bonnets seen throughout the film. This particularly lovely example, trimmed with lace, yellow ribbon, and an ostrich feather, was later reused in another production for which Milena Canonero served as costume designer. Given their shared involvement in both films, it is likely that Wilson and Canonero worked closely together to ensure each hat complemented its accompanying costume. Β
The hat first appeared in π©ππππ π³πππ
ππ, where it was worn by Marisa Berenson as Lady Honoria Lyndon. Β More than three decades later, it was reused in 2006βs π΄ππππ π¨πππππππππ, where Kirsten Dunst wore it as the French queen in Sofia Coppolaβs film of the same name. Β
Interestingly, both π©ππππ π³πππ
ππ and π΄ππππ π¨πππππππππ received the Academy Award for Best Costume Design.
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