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This wonderful jacket was first worn by Jonny Lee Miller as Mr.Knightley in the 2009 adaptation of Emma. The costume was recycled for use in the 2022 Netflix adaptation of Persuasion on Ben Bailey Smith as Charles Musgrove.
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This gown was first spotted on a lady in waiting in the first episode of the 2013 mini-series The White Queen. It was recycled for use on Georgie Henley as Margaret Tudor in 2019 first season of The Spanish Princess.
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This costume is a bit of a puzzle. It appeared in the 2007 first season episode of The Tudors entitled His Majesty, The King, where it was worn on Gabrielle Anwar as Princess Margaret. The costume seems to appear again in 2008 the second season episode Checkmate, where it was worn by Natalie Dormer as Anne Boleyn.
But is it really the same costume? With the distinctive detailing around the collar, it certainly appears to be. The ermine collar seems to be a sort of cape that may have been removed, along with some of the gold detailing on the front of the bodice. If they are not the same exact costume, then they were certainly either made at the same time, or one was made as duplicate gown and heavily redone.
The costume appears a third time - this time with a line of pearls added, along with fur around the sleeves - on Bryony Corrigan as Vanessa in the 2021 second season of The Goes Wrong Show in the episode The Most Lamentable.
Costume Credit: Julia
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Note: I think someone else wrote in about this costume at some point, but cannot find any record of it anywhere. If you’ve submitted this costume before, please let me know so I can credit you.
This red and gold gown was first seen in the 1998 film Ever After where it was worn by Judy Parfitt as the Queen. In 2007 it was seen in the second season episode of Miss Marple entitled Sleeping Murder, where it was worn by Harriet Walter as an actress on stage portraying The Duchess of Malfi. Lastly it was spotted in the 2017 mini-series The White Princess, where it was worn by Caroline Goodall as Duchess Cecily.
Costume Credit: Lucia
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This costume was first worn by Gaia Weiss as Mary Fleming in the 2013 version of Mary, Queen of Scots. In 2021 it appeared again on Rafaelle Cohen as Anne Boleyn in the television documentary The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family.
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This white polka dotted dress was first used in the 1980 Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?, where it was worn by Francesca Annis as Lady Frances Derwent. In 1989 it was seen again on Frances Low as Pamela Lyall in Poirot - Triangle at Rhodes. It was spotted a third time in of All Creatures Great and Small on Rachel Shenton as Helen Alderson in the 2021 second season episode We Can But Hope.
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This sleek striped suit was first spotted in the 2009 Cracks, where it was worn by Eva Green as Miss G. In 2021 it was seen on Lily James as Linda Radlett in The Pursuit of Love.
Costume Credit: Anonymous, Martina
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This beautiful gown was almost certainly designed after the gown worn by Isabella of Portugal in the 1548 portrait by Titian. The costume itself was first worn by Blanca Suárez as Isabella of Portugal in the 2015 series Carlos, rey emperador. It appeared again in the 2020 second season of The Spanish Princess, where it was worn by Sai Bennet as Princess Mary.
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This beautiful gown has been used at least nineteen times over the years, predominantly on book covers. It was first used in the 1984 Dutch mini-series Willem van Oranje, where it was worn by Machteld Ramoudt as Louise de Coligny. In 1989 it appeared in the episode of A Bit of a Do entitled The Farewell Party, where it was worn by Nicola Pagett as Liz Badger. It was not spotted again until 2004 (though it almost certainly was used) in the mini-series The Virgin Queen, where it appeared on an extra.
After this point, the costume begins to appear on numerous book covers, often heavily photoshopped and many of them from the same photo shoots, some of which can be attributed to Richard Jenkins photography. In 2007 the costume appeared on re-print of a 1955 Jean Plaidy novel entitled Lord Robert. Next it was seen on Mary, Queen of France on a 2007 reissue of a 1964 novel, also by Plaidy. Next was the 2008 Elizabeth and Leicster by Sarah Gristwood, followed by the 2009 by The Virgin’s Daughter by Jeane Westin and The King’s Daughter by Christie Dickason. In 2010 came The Tudor Wife by Emily Purdy, as well as a re-print of the 1981 The Princeling by Cyntia Harrod Eagles.
The gown - though never seen this way before or since - must either have a duplicate, or have removable sleeves, because in 2011 it appeared on a re-print of a 1963 Jean Plaidy novel The Captive Queen of Scots without its distinctive sleeves, but clearly showcasing the detailed stomacher and skirt.
In 2012 the gown was seen again, back in its usual form in the The Soul Mirror by Carol Berg, as well as on two more Jean Plaidy novels - a re-print of the 1989 The Queen’s Secret and the 1965 The Three Crowns. In 2013 it appeared on the covers of The Royal Mistress by Anne Easter Smith and The Lost Duchess by Jenny Barden.
Finally, in 2013 it appeared in a real production again - this time on a background extra in the 2013 Summer in February. But by 2014 it was appearing on book covers again - this time on Jane Feather’s All the Queen’s Pleasures, before finally being seen in 2015 on Aurélie Meriel as Louise in the Dutch film Michiel De Ruyter.
Costume Credit: Cintia, Elisabeth, Guest, Liz, Katie S., Rachael, Sandra, Shrewsbury Lasses, Soph85, Wendy
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Note: This is the only update this weekend, because…well, the above is nineteen sightings.
This red lined dark gray Spencer was first worn by Charity Wakefield as Marianne Dashwood in the 2008 version of Sense and Sensibility. It was worn again on Felicity Montagu as Arabella “Briggs” in the 2017 adaptation of Vanity Fair. In 2019 the Spencer was seen a third time on Gabriella Wilde as Caroline Penvenen in the fifth season of Poldark.
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This headpiece, though likely originating from an earlier production, was first spotted in the 2008 episode of Doctor Who entitled The Fires of Pompeii, where it was worn by Tracey Childs as Metella. In 2021 it was seen on Kasia Smutniak as Livia Drusilla in Domina.
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This spectacular pink gown was first worn by Liv Tyler as Lady Isabella Fitzwilliam in the 2019 third season of Harlots. It was seen again briefly on Helena Bonham carter in a 2021 ad for Barclaycard, which you can see here. It was used a second time in 2021 on actress Emma Sidi as Eleanor in the third season episode of BBC’s Ghosts, entitled Something to Share?
Costume Credit: lulu-pink-cat-princess, Katie S.
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This beautifully detailed and delicate French hood was designed by Maragret Furse for use on Genevieve Bujold as Anne Boleyn in the 1969 film Anne of the Thousand Days. The hood was seen again on Daphne Slater as Queen Mary I in the 1971 Elizabeth R. That same year it was worn on an extra in Mary, Queen of Scots, which also featured Margaret Furse as costume designer. It was likely used many more times over the years, but was not spotted again until the 2001 documentary The Six Wives of Henry VIII on Charlotte Roach as Jane Seymour. In 2003 it was seen on another extra in the mini-series Henry VIII. After that point, it appears that the hood was used in a series of photoshoots, as it goes on to appear over the years on several book covers, many of which appear to have come from the same shoot. In 2007 it was seen on the Alison Weir book Innocent Traitor, as well as on Suzanne Dunn’s The Sixth Wife. The next year in 2008 it was spotted on another one of Dunn’s novels, entitled The Queen of Subtleties. In 2008 it was also used in that production which all Tudor-esque costumes must at some point pass through - Showtime’s The Tudors - where it was worn by Catherine Byrne as Alice More. In 2009 it was seen on another book cover - this time on Blood Royal by Vanora Bennet. Lastly and most recently it was seen in the 2021 episode of Ghosts entitled The Bone Plot, where it was worn by Chloé Delanney as Sophie.
Costume Credit: Phillipa Boleyn, Liz, Katie S., Cintia
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YES >:(
Some days it’s definitely like that.
This unique hat was first worn by Abbie Cornish as Fanny Brawne in the 2009 film Bright Star. In 2013 it was used again by María Valverde as Maria Teresa Bolivar in Libertador/The Liberator, though the ribbons have been replaced. In 2018 it was worn in ITV’s adaptation of Vanity Fair on Claudia Jessie as Amelia Sedley and the ribbons have been swapped out yet again. In 2022 the hat will be worn again by Nikki Amuka-Bird as Lady Russell in the upcoming Netflix adaptation of Jane Austen’s Persuasion.
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This amber necklace made its first appearance in the 1998 film Elizabeth, where several copies were worn by ladies in waiting, including on Kelly Macdonald as Isabel Knollys (pictured) and Emily Mortimer as Kat Ashley. In 2003 it appeared in a photo on the cover of Phillipa Gregory’s The Queen’s Fool. In 2007 it was seen on another book cover - this time photoshopped red on the Alison Weir’s Innocent Traitor. In 2010 it was worn by Joanne King as Jane Rochford in the fourth season of The Tudors, and later that same year two of the necklaces were worn by Fiona Hampton as Lady Matilda in The Sarah Jane Adventures. In 2016 it was seen on Claire Cooper as Anne Boleyn in Six Wives with Lucy Worsley. Most recently in 2021 it was worn in The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family on an extra playing Margaret of Austria.
Costume Credit: Ann-Mari, Cintia, f2473627, Kelsea, Lauren
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