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Sock that belonged to the Dauphin and was knit by Marie Antoinette.
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Louis XVI, l’homme qui ne voulait pas être roi (2011)
Marie Antoinette (Sofia Coppola)
"Good Manners" prince plates from the Chateau de Versailles boutique
"What to do for pleasure"
Marie Antoinette (Sofia Coppola)
Costume designed by Adrian for Mae Busch in Marie Antoinette (1938)
From Julien’s Live
After some questions of mere form, Her Highness was commanded to swear to be faithful to the new order of government, and to hate the King, the Queen, and royalty.
“To the first,” replied Her Highness, “I willingly submit. To the second, how can I accede? There is nothing of which I can accuse the Royal Family. To hate them is against my nature. They are my Sovereigns. They are my friends and relations. I have served them for many years, and never have I found reason for the slightest complaint.”
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María Pilar de la Cerda y Marín de Resende, duquesa de Nájera (detail); by Vicente López Portaña.
Woman’s Robe à la Française France, circa1770, Cotton plain weave, block-printed and dye-painted, with silk passementerie. | LACMA
"We are too young to reign."
Marie Antoinette (Sofia Coppola)
Kirsten Dunst on the set of Marie Antoinette (2006), directed by Sofia Coppola.
by Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Rogge (1829-1908) (detail)
Robe a l’anglaise ca. 1747, altered 1770’s
From Cora Ginsburg LLC
LES LIAISONS DE MARIE ANTOINETTE :
Carpet with French coat of arms, 1760s photographed by Francis Hammond for the book “VERSAILLES, A PRIVATE INVITATION”
[With] the advent of a more rustic style, infinitely easier to copy than a lavish robe a la francaise, women’s costume no longer transmitted reliable messages about background and class. Like Marie Antoinette’s playful adoption of menial roles on the stage at the Petit Trianon, this trend suggested an unsettling possibility for confusion between high and low, princess and peasant.
—Queen of Fashion: What Marie Antoinette Wore to the Revolution by Caroline Weber
