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  • Ashley Judd as Young Vivi Abbot Walker wearing a white, green, and red dress in the 2002 film "Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood."
    • Warner Bros

    Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood

    2002

    Costume seen on Ashley Judd as Young Vivi Abbot Walker

  • Sarah Drew as Kitty Romano wearing a white, green, and red dress in the episode "The Gold Violin" of the 2008 series "Mad Men."
    • American Movie Classics (AMC)

    Mad Men: The Gold Violin

    2008

    Costume seen on Sarah Drew as Kitty Romano

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This adorable floral print dress is a great example of real vintage clothing being used for film and television. Costume designers often find their pieces in vintage shops, but costume houses are also sometimes filled with vintage pieces.

Ashley Judd first wore this dress as Young Vivi Abbott Walker in the 2002 film Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. It was seen again on Sarah Drew as Kitty Romano in the 2008 second season episode of Mad Men entitled The Golden Violin. 

This dress may or may not be the exact same one. A little bit of research uncovered that this dress is from the Vintage line called Cover Girl Miami and that a surprising amount of these dresses still survive in good condition, which is rare for a piece of this age.

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This adorable floral print dress is a great example of real vintage clothing being used for film and television. Costume designers often find their pieces in vintage shops, but costume houses are also sometimes filled with vintage pieces.

Ashley Judd first wore this dress as Young Vivi Abbott Walker in the 2002 film Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. It was seen again on Sarah Drew as Kitty Romano in the 2008 second season episode of Mad Men entitled The Golden Violin. 

This dress may or may not be the exact same one. A little bit of research uncovered that this dress is from the Vintage line called Cover Girl Miami and that a surprising amount of these dresses still survive in good condition, which is rare for a piece of this age.

Give a donation here and help our community grow!

This adorable floral print dress is a great example of real vintage clothing being used for film and television. Costume designers often find their pieces in vintage shops, but costume houses are also sometimes filled with vintage pieces.

Ashley Judd first wore this dress as Young Vivi Abbott Walker in the 2002 film Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. It was seen again on Sarah Drew as Kitty Romano in the 2008 second season episode of Mad Men entitled The Golden Violin. 

This dress may or may not be the exact same one. A little bit of research uncovered that this dress is from the Vintage line called Cover Girl Miami and that a surprising amount of these dresses still survive in good condition, which is rare for a piece of this age.

Give a donation here and help our community grow!

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    • Yeah, I love this little dress. I have a feeling that it IS the same one, because while I know this dress exists and a lot of people still have it in the US, I doubt there are two floating around costume houses in Hollywood.

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