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  • Michelle Trachtenberg as Georgina Sparks wearing a copper coat in the 2012 series "Gossip Girl."
    • Warner Bros. Television
    • The CW Network

    Gossip Girl

    2012

    Costume seen on Michelle Trachtenberg as Georgina Sparks

  • Sarah Michelle Gellar as Bridget Kelly wearing a copper coat in the 2012 series "Ringer."
    • Warner Bros. Television
    • The CW Network

    Ringer

    2012

    Costume seen on Sarah Michelle Gellar as Bridget Kelly

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This coat was seen on Michelle Trachtenberg as Georgina Sparks in the 2012 American teen drama Gossip Girl. In that same year, Sarah Michelle Gellar as Bridget Kelly wore it in the television series Ringer. As both shows were from the same studio, there is a good chance that this coat is the exact same one. 

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This coat was seen on Michelle Trachtenberg as Georgina Sparks in the 2012 American teen drama Gossip Girl. In that same year, Sarah Michelle Gellar as Bridget Kelly wore it in the television series Ringer. As both shows were from the same studio, there is a good chance that this coat is the exact same one. 

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This coat was seen on Michelle Trachtenberg as Georgina Sparks in the 2012 American teen drama Gossip Girl. In that same year, Sarah Michelle Gellar as Bridget Kelly wore it in the television series Ringer. As both shows were from the same studio, there is a good chance that this coat is the exact same one. 

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  2. I don’t think it’s very common at all for two separate tv shows to share wardrobe, even if they’re on the same network. I think it’s more likely the costume designers just bought the same coat, especially considering GG was filmed in NYC and Ringer was filmed in LA. And if they aired in the same week then they likely filmed at the same time, meaning it’s unlikely that the coat would have made it from one production to the other in the allotted time frame.

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  2. I don’t think it’s very common at all for two separate tv shows to share wardrobe, even if they’re on the same network. I think it’s more likely the costume designers just bought the same coat, especially considering GG was filmed in NYC and Ringer was filmed in LA. And if they aired in the same week then they likely filmed at the same time, meaning it’s unlikely that the coat would have made it from one production to the other in the allotted time frame.

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  2. I don’t think it’s very common at all for two separate tv shows to share wardrobe, even if they’re on the same network. I think it’s more likely the costume designers just bought the same coat, especially considering GG was filmed in NYC and Ringer was filmed in LA. And if they aired in the same week then they likely filmed at the same time, meaning it’s unlikely that the coat would have made it from one production to the other in the allotted time frame.

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