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  • Geraldine Somerville as Lady Emily Lennox wearing an orange and blue gown in the 1999 mini-series "Aristocrats."
    • BBC

    Aristocrats

    1999

    Costume seen on Geraldine Somerville as Lady Emily Lennox

  • Emilie Dequenne as Marianne de Morangias wearing an orange and blue gown in the 2001 film "Le pacte des loups (Brotherhood of the Wolf)."
    • Canal+

    Le pacte des loups (Brotherhood of the Wolf)

    2001

    Costume seen on Émilie Dequenne as Marianne de Morangias

  • Shirley Henderson as Aunt Sophie wearing an orange and blue gown in the 2006 film "Marie Antoinette."
    • Columbia Pictures

    Marie Antoinette

    2006

    Costume seen on Shirley Henderson as Aunt Sophie

  • Sophia Myles as Madame de Pompadour wearing an orange and blue gown in the episode "The Girl in the Fireplace" of the 2006 series "Doctor Who."
    • BBC Wales

    Doctor Who: The Girl in the Fireplace

    2006

    Costume seen on Sophia Myles as Madame de Pompadour

  • Sue Perkins wearing an orange and blue gown in the episode "The French Revolution" of the 2009 series "The Supersizers Go."
    • BBC

    The Supersizers Go: The French Revolution

    2009

    Costume seen on Sue Perkins as herself

  • Martha Howe-Douglas as a courtier wearing an orange and blue gown in the 2012 series "Horrible Histories."
    • BBC

    Horrible Histories

    2012

    Costume seen on Martha Howe-Douglas as a courtier

  • Sarah Gadon as Elizabeth Murray wearing an orange and blue gown in the 2013 film "Belle."
    • DJ Films

    Belle

    2013

    Costume seen on Sarah Gadon as Elizabeth Murray

  • Jessica Brown Findlay as Charlotte Wells wearing an orange and blue gown in the 2017 series "Harlots."
    • ITV

    Harlots

    2017

    Costume seen on Jessica Brown Findlay as Charlotte Wells

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This beautiful robe à la française has been used on at least eight occasions; though it is unknown from what production it originated, the most likely candidate is The Madness of King George.

The first known appearance of this gown was in the 1999 miniseries The Aristocrats, where Geraldine Sommerville wore it as Lady Emily Lennox. In 2001 it was worn in Le pacte des loups (Brotherhood of the Wolf) on Émilie Dequenne as Marianne de Morangais. It was used twice in 2006 – first on Shirley Henderson as Aunt Sophie in Marie Antoinette and then again on Sophia Myles as Madame du Pompadour in the episode of Doctor Who entitled The Girl in the Fireplace. 

The costume appeared again in 2009 on Sue Perkins in The Supersizers Go: The French Revolution, and then in 2012, it was seen in Horrible Histories on Martha Howe-Douglas as a courtier. In 2013 the gown was worn by Sarah Gadon as Elizabeth Murray in Belle. Finally, the dress was spotted in 2017 on Jessica Brown Findley as Charlotte Wells in Harlots.

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This beautiful robe à la française has been used on at least eight occasions; though it is unknown from what production it originated, the most likely candidate is The Madness of King George.

The first known appearance of this gown was in the 1999 miniseries The Aristocrats, where Geraldine Sommerville wore it as Lady Emily Lennox. In 2001 it was worn in Le pacte des loups (Brotherhood of the Wolf) on Émilie Dequenne as Marianne de Morangais. It was used twice in 2006 – first on Shirley Henderson as Aunt Sophie in Marie Antoinette and then again on Sophia Myles as Madame du Pompadour in the episode of Doctor Who entitled The Girl in the Fireplace. 

The costume appeared again in 2009 on Sue Perkins in The Supersizers Go: The French Revolution, and then in 2012, it was seen in Horrible Histories on Martha Howe-Douglas as a courtier. In 2013 the gown was worn by Sarah Gadon as Elizabeth Murray in Belle. Finally, the dress was spotted in 2017 on Jessica Brown Findley as Charlotte Wells in Harlots.

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This beautiful robe à la française has been used on at least eight occasions; though it is unknown from what production it originated, the most likely candidate is The Madness of King George.

The first known appearance of this gown was in the 1999 miniseries The Aristocrats, where Geraldine Sommerville wore it as Lady Emily Lennox. In 2001 it was worn in Le pacte des loups (Brotherhood of the Wolf) on Émilie Dequenne as Marianne de Morangais. It was used twice in 2006 – first on Shirley Henderson as Aunt Sophie in Marie Antoinette and then again on Sophia Myles as Madame du Pompadour in the episode of Doctor Who entitled The Girl in the Fireplace. 

The costume appeared again in 2009 on Sue Perkins in The Supersizers Go: The French Revolution, and then in 2012, it was seen in Horrible Histories on Martha Howe-Douglas as a courtier. In 2013 the gown was worn by Sarah Gadon as Elizabeth Murray in Belle. Finally, the dress was spotted in 2017 on Jessica Brown Findley as Charlotte Wells in Harlots.

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  6. Thank you, Megan. I believe we actually have a couple of gowns from Poldark on this site. If you know of any others, please do send them in! We’d love to see them!

  7. For gowns of this period – check the Poldark series, which was set then. A number of gowns were made for it which were later recycled into same-period shows/movies.

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  6. Thank you, Megan. I believe we actually have a couple of gowns from Poldark on this site. If you know of any others, please do send them in! We’d love to see them!

  7. For gowns of this period – check the Poldark series, which was set then. A number of gowns were made for it which were later recycled into same-period shows/movies.

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  6. Thank you, Megan. I believe we actually have a couple of gowns from Poldark on this site. If you know of any others, please do send them in! We’d love to see them!

  7. For gowns of this period – check the Poldark series, which was set then. A number of gowns were made for it which were later recycled into same-period shows/movies.

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