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This blouse was seen in the first season of Downton Abbey in 2010, where Laura Carmichael wore it as Lady Edith Crawley. It was seen again most recently in the 2014 film Testament of Youth, where Alicia Vikander wore it as Vera Brittain.
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This blouse was seen in the first season of Downton Abbey in 2010, where Laura Carmichael wore it as Lady Edith Crawley. It was seen again most recently in the 2014 film Testament of Youth, where Alicia Vikander wore it as Vera Brittain.
Looking for a historical drama to watch? Check out our recommendations here!
This blouse was seen in the first season of Downton Abbey in 2010, where Laura Carmichael wore it as Lady Edith Crawley. It was seen again most recently in the 2014 film Testament of Youth, where Alicia Vikander wore it as Vera Brittain.
Looking for a historical drama to watch? Check out our recommendations here!
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Here it is on Michelle Dockery as Anne Hazeldine/The Governess in the 1920-set “The Turn of the Screw” from 2009.
Nice catch!
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Here it is on Michelle Dockery as Anne Hazeldine/The Governess in the 1920-set “The Turn of the Screw” from 2009.
Nice catch!