Nice photo of this costume on display (posted to twitter).
https://twitter.com/2nerdyhistgirls/status/473800597289046016
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The House of Eliott
1994
Costume seen on Stella Gonet as Beatrice Eliott
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Mrs. Dalloway
1997
Costume seen on Katie Carr as Elizabeth Dalloway
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The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries: Speedy Death
1998
Costume seen on Eleanor Tremain as Dorothy Manners
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The Grand
1998
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Bertie and Elizabeth
2002
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The Forsyte Saga: To Let
2003
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Downton Abbey
2012
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Costume Commentary
Nice photo of this costume on display (posted to twitter).
https://twitter.com/2nerdyhistgirls/status/473800597289046016
Oh thanks!
I don’t think the embargo is permanent; it sounds as though it’s just during Downton Abbey’s run. (You might recall that several regency gowns appeared in multiple Austen films during 2007-2008.) The embargo on this embroidered coat is likely to insure that other projects do not use the piece so soon after it appeared in Downton Abbey.
I wonder if Cosprop charges extra for this stipulation? If so, I wonder if all Downton costumes are being embargoed, and what the length of the embargo might be? Some costumes from Downton appeared soon afterward (1-1.5 years later) in Fellowes’ Titanic mini series.
This make sense. Kind of like how Mary’s Green dress appeared far too early in “Parade’s End” before Downton had really finished…