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  • Alyson Hannigan as Vampire Willow wearing a long sleeved black and burgundy corset top in the episode "Dopplegangland" of the 1999 series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."
    • Twentieth Century Fox Television

    Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Dopplegangland

    1999

    Costume seen on Alyson Hannigan as Vampire Willow

  • Lindsey Stoddart as Katie Ney wearing a long sleeved black and burgundy leather corset top in the episode "The Man with the Bone" of the 2006 series "Bones."
    • Twentieth Century Fox Television

    Bones: The Man With the Bone

    2006

    Costume seen on Lindsey Stoddart as Katie Ney

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This “leather” costume is a great example of the common practice in the film and television industry of having copies or multiples of a specific costume. Costume duplicates can be needed for a variety of reasons, including pieces for stunt doubles or variations that need to undergo aging, water damage, rips, tears, etc. Having an additional costume on hand ensures that the costume maintains continuity throughout the scenes in the event that they need to be re-shot or if they are filmed out of order (as is usually the case).

This costume made its first appearance in Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer, where it was worn by Alyson Hannigan as Willow Rosenberg in the 1999 episode Dopplegangland. Her body double, Jennifer Nicole, can be seen wearing a duplicate of the costume in a behind-the-scenes photo. There is also a sketch of the costume in the book Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Watchers Guide, Volume 2 by Nancy Holder.

The outfit was used again on actress Lindsey Stoddart as Katie Ney in 2006 in an episode of Bones entitled The Man with the Bone, though it is not known if the costume that was utilized was the one worn by Alyson Hannigan or by Jennifer Nicole.

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This “leather” costume is a great example of the common practice in the film and television industry of having copies or multiples of a specific costume. Costume duplicates can be needed for a variety of reasons, including pieces for stunt doubles or variations that need to undergo aging, water damage, rips, tears, etc. Having an additional costume on hand ensures that the costume maintains continuity throughout the scenes in the event that they need to be re-shot or if they are filmed out of order (as is usually the case).

This costume made its first appearance in Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer, where it was worn by Alyson Hannigan as Willow Rosenberg in the 1999 episode Dopplegangland. Her body double, Jennifer Nicole, can be seen wearing a duplicate of the costume in a behind-the-scenes photo. There is also a sketch of the costume in the book Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Watchers Guide, Volume 2 by Nancy Holder.

The outfit was used again on actress Lindsey Stoddart as Katie Ney in 2006 in an episode of Bones entitled The Man with the Bone, though it is not known if the costume that was utilized was the one worn by Alyson Hannigan or by Jennifer Nicole.

Are you a Buffy fan? Comment below!

This “leather” costume is a great example of the common practice in the film and television industry of having copies or multiples of a specific costume. Costume duplicates can be needed for a variety of reasons, including pieces for stunt doubles or variations that need to undergo aging, water damage, rips, tears, etc. Having an additional costume on hand ensures that the costume maintains continuity throughout the scenes in the event that they need to be re-shot or if they are filmed out of order (as is usually the case).

This costume made its first appearance in Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer, where it was worn by Alyson Hannigan as Willow Rosenberg in the 1999 episode Dopplegangland. Her body double, Jennifer Nicole, can be seen wearing a duplicate of the costume in a behind-the-scenes photo. There is also a sketch of the costume in the book Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Watchers Guide, Volume 2 by Nancy Holder.

The outfit was used again on actress Lindsey Stoddart as Katie Ney in 2006 in an episode of Bones entitled The Man with the Bone, though it is not known if the costume that was utilized was the one worn by Alyson Hannigan or by Jennifer Nicole.

Are you a Buffy fan? Comment below!

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  1. Yes! I remember that Bones episode. It’s my favorite of season 1. That dress is supossed to make Katie Ney look like a Pirate Queen. I like it better like this than in Alyson Hannigan

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  1. Yes! I remember that Bones episode. It’s my favorite of season 1. That dress is supossed to make Katie Ney look like a Pirate Queen. I like it better like this than in Alyson Hannigan

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