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This plaid skirt was first seen in the 1985 television movie Florence Nightingale, where Claire Bloom wore it as Fanny Nightingale. In 1997, Honeysuckle Weeks wore the costume as Millie in the adaptation of Catherine Cookson’s novel The Rag Nymph. The last time the skirt was seen was in 1999, worn by Jodhi May as Miss in The Turn of the Screw.
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This plaid skirt was first seen in the 1985 television movie Florence Nightingale, where Claire Bloom wore it as Fanny Nightingale. In 1997, Honeysuckle Weeks wore the costume as Millie in the adaptation of Catherine Cookson’s novel The Rag Nymph. The last time the skirt was seen was in 1999, worn by Jodhi May as Miss in The Turn of the Screw.
What’s your favorite version of The Turn of the Screw? Let us know!
This plaid skirt was first seen in the 1985 television movie Florence Nightingale, where Claire Bloom wore it as Fanny Nightingale. In 1997, Honeysuckle Weeks wore the costume as Millie in the adaptation of Catherine Cookson’s novel The Rag Nymph. The last time the skirt was seen was in 1999, worn by Jodhi May as Miss in The Turn of the Screw.
What’s your favorite version of The Turn of the Screw? Let us know!
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It seems that there are two skirts. Both appear together in a scene from
Edward the Seventh
1975
Costumes seen on Deborah Makepeace as Princess Helena and Shirley Steedman as Princess Alice
The characters in the image are two daughters of Queen Victoria. The image is from the scene when the Queen, Prince Albert, and two of their daughters visit Bertie (later King Edward VII) at military training in Ireland.
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It seems that there are two skirts. Both appear together in a scene from
Edward the Seventh
1975
Costumes seen on Deborah Makepeace as Princess Helena and Shirley Steedman as Princess Alice
The characters in the image are two daughters of Queen Victoria. The image is from the scene when the Queen, Prince Albert, and two of their daughters visit Bertie (later King Edward VII) at military training in Ireland.
Bleak House 2005 Costume seen on an extra
Thanks!
Thanks so much, I appreciate it. I will get that fixed. 🙂
The picture-link to this costume (in the navigation menu on the left) doesn’t take you to this page; it takes you to an image.