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  • Sinead Matthews as Young Barbara wearing a red sweater with a red and white striped bow in the 2008 film "In Love With Barbara."
    • BBC

    In Love With Barbara

    2008

    Costume seen on Sinead Matthews as Young Barbara

  • Romola Garai as Anne Keyes wearing a red sweater with a red and white striped bow in the 2009 film "Glorious 39."
    • BBC Films

    Glorious 39

    2009

    Costume seen on Romola Garai as Anne Keyes

  • Jaime Winstone as Sheila Webb wearing a red sweater with a red and white striped bow in the episode "The Clocks" of the 2009 series "Poirot."
    • ITV

    Poirot : The Clocks

    2009

    Costume seen on Jaime Winstone as Sheila Webb

  • Claire Foy as Lady Persephone Towyn wearing a red sweater with a red and white striped bow in the episode "The Ladybird" of the 2010 series "Upstairs, Downstairs."
    • BBC Wales

    Upstairs, Downstairs: The Ladybird

    2010

    Costume seen on Claire Foy as Lady Persephone Towyn

  • Rachael Stirling as Millie wearing a red sweater with a red and white striped bow in the 2012 series "The Bletchley Circle."
    • ITV

    The Bletchley Circle

    2012

    Costume seen on Rachael Stirling as Millie

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This charming red sweater was first spotted in 2008 when Sinead Matthews wore it as Young Barbara in In Love with Barbara. Romola Garai was the next actress to wear the costume when it was recycled for her character Anne Keyes in the 2009 film Glorious 39. The sweater was used again the same year in Agatha Christie’s Poirot episode The Clocks, where Jaime Winstone wore it as Sheila Webb.

Claire Foy’s Lady Persephone Towyn wore the piece in the episode The Ladybird of the 2010 season of the Upstairs, Downstairs revival, and in 2012 Rachael Stirling wore the blouse as Millie in The Bletchley Circle. 

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This charming red sweater was first spotted in 2008 when Sinead Matthews wore it as Young Barbara in In Love with Barbara. Romola Garai was the next actress to wear the costume when it was recycled for her character Anne Keyes in the 2009 film Glorious 39. The sweater was used again the same year in Agatha Christie’s Poirot episode The Clocks, where Jaime Winstone wore it as Sheila Webb.

Claire Foy’s Lady Persephone Towyn wore the piece in the episode The Ladybird of the 2010 season of the Upstairs, Downstairs revival, and in 2012 Rachael Stirling wore the blouse as Millie in The Bletchley Circle. 

Looking for a World War II drama? Check out our recommendations here.

This charming red sweater was first spotted in 2008 when Sinead Matthews wore it as Young Barbara in In Love with Barbara. Romola Garai was the next actress to wear the costume when it was recycled for her character Anne Keyes in the 2009 film Glorious 39. The sweater was used again the same year in Agatha Christie’s Poirot episode The Clocks, where Jaime Winstone wore it as Sheila Webb.

Claire Foy’s Lady Persephone Towyn wore the piece in the episode The Ladybird of the 2010 season of the Upstairs, Downstairs revival, and in 2012 Rachael Stirling wore the blouse as Millie in The Bletchley Circle. 

Looking for a World War II drama? Check out our recommendations here.

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