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  • Jo Anderson as Pat White wearing a cream dress with a gold and silver beaded collar in the episode "The Original Wives Club" of the 1998 mini-series "From the Earth to the Moon."
    • HBO

    From the Earth to the Moon: The Original Wives Club

    1998

    Costume seen on Jo Anderson as Pat White

  • Peyton List as Jane Sterling wearing a cream dress with a gold and silver beaded collar in the episode "Christmas Comes But Once a Year" of the 2010 series "Mad Men."
    • American Movie Classics (AMC)

    Mad Men: Christmas Comes But Once A Year

    2010

    Costume seen on Peyton List as Jane Sterling

  • Kristen Wiig as Cynthia Morehouse wearing a cream dress with a gold and silver beaded collar in the 2014 mini-series "The Spoils of Babylon."
    • Funny or Die
    • Independent Film Channel (IFC)

    The Spoils of Babylon

    2014

    Costume seen on Kristen Wiig as Cynthia Morehouse

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This dress is interesting because while costumes are often made in duplicates for filming purposes, this one actually shows up on the screen on two different people at the same time!

Both actresses Jo Anderson and DeLane Matthews wear a pair of matching dresses with elaborate gold and silver beaded collars for a fashion show in an episode of HBO’s brilliant series From the Earth to the Moon, where they play the characters of Pat White and Pat McDivitt in the episode The Original Wives Club. However, while meant to look similar, the dresses appear to have minor differences in the beading of the collars, and the dress worn by Jo Anderson appears to have a seam in the front, while the one worn by DeLane Matthews does not.

The costume worn by Jo Anderson appears to be the one that has been recycled over the years. It was spotted being worn by Peyton List as Jane Sterling in the 2010 episode Christmas Comes But Once a Year in AMC’s excellent series Mad Men. It was worn again by Kristen Wiig as Cynthia Morehouse in the 2014 production The Spoils of Babylon. 

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This dress is interesting because while costumes are often made in duplicates for filming purposes, this one actually shows up on the screen on two different people at the same time!

Both actresses Jo Anderson and DeLane Matthews wear a pair of matching dresses with elaborate gold and silver beaded collars for a fashion show in an episode of HBO’s brilliant series From the Earth to the Moon, where they play the characters of Pat White and Pat McDivitt in the episode The Original Wives Club. However, while meant to look similar, the dresses appear to have minor differences in the beading of the collars, and the dress worn by Jo Anderson appears to have a seam in the front, while the one worn by DeLane Matthews does not.

The costume worn by Jo Anderson appears to be the one that has been recycled over the years. It was spotted being worn by Peyton List as Jane Sterling in the 2010 episode Christmas Comes But Once a Year in AMC’s excellent series Mad Men. It was worn again by Kristen Wiig as Cynthia Morehouse in the 2014 production The Spoils of Babylon. 

Check out all these great series here!

This dress is interesting because while costumes are often made in duplicates for filming purposes, this one actually shows up on the screen on two different people at the same time!

Both actresses Jo Anderson and DeLane Matthews wear a pair of matching dresses with elaborate gold and silver beaded collars for a fashion show in an episode of HBO’s brilliant series From the Earth to the Moon, where they play the characters of Pat White and Pat McDivitt in the episode The Original Wives Club. However, while meant to look similar, the dresses appear to have minor differences in the beading of the collars, and the dress worn by Jo Anderson appears to have a seam in the front, while the one worn by DeLane Matthews does not.

The costume worn by Jo Anderson appears to be the one that has been recycled over the years. It was spotted being worn by Peyton List as Jane Sterling in the 2010 episode Christmas Comes But Once a Year in AMC’s excellent series Mad Men. It was worn again by Kristen Wiig as Cynthia Morehouse in the 2014 production The Spoils of Babylon. 

Check out all these great series here!

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  • Mary C.
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  1. I’m not sure where one could get something similar off the rack – vintage stores might be a good place to start. Get the base of the dress and then you could make the collar with findings and beads from a craft store.

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  1. I’m not sure where one could get something similar off the rack – vintage stores might be a good place to start. Get the base of the dress and then you could make the collar with findings and beads from a craft store.

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  1. I’m not sure where one could get something similar off the rack – vintage stores might be a good place to start. Get the base of the dress and then you could make the collar with findings and beads from a craft store.

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