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  • Gemma Jones as Louisa Trotter wearing a blue dress with cream detailing in the 1977 series "The Duchess of Duke Street."
    • BBC

    The Duchess of Duke Street

    1977

    Costume seen on Gemma Jones as Louisa Trotter

  • Cheryl Campbell as Vera Brittain in the 1979 "Testament of Youth."
    • BBC

    Testament of Youth

    1979

    Costume seen on Cheryl Campbell as Vera Brittain

  • Kim Braden as Julia wearing a blue dress with cream detailing in the 1980 mini-series "To Serve Them All My Days."
    • BBC

    To Serve Them All My Days

    1980

    Costume seen on Kim Braden as Julia

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Gemma Jones first wore this dress as Louisa Trotter in the 1977 season of The Duchess of Duke Street. In 1979 it was recycled for Testament of Youth, where Cheryl Campbell wore it as Vera Brittain. Finally, in 1980 Kim Braden wore it as Julia in To Serve Them All My Days. 

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Gemma Jones first wore this dress as Louisa Trotter in the 1977 season of The Duchess of Duke Street. In 1979 it was recycled for Testament of Youth, where Cheryl Campbell wore it as Vera Brittain. Finally, in 1980 Kim Braden wore it as Julia in To Serve Them All My Days. 

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Gemma Jones first wore this dress as Louisa Trotter in the 1977 season of The Duchess of Duke Street. In 1979 it was recycled for Testament of Youth, where Cheryl Campbell wore it as Vera Brittain. Finally, in 1980 Kim Braden wore it as Julia in To Serve Them All My Days. 

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Sighting Credit:
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  • Julia Spicer
Costume Designer:
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