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This white polka-dotted dress was first used in the 1980 Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?, where Francesca Annis wore it as Lady Frances Derwent. In 1989 it was seen again on Frances Low as Pamela Lyall in Poirot: Triangle at Rhodes. It was spotted a third time in All Creatures Great and Small on Rachel Shenton as Helen Alderson in the 2021 second season episode titled We Can But Hope.Â
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About the Costume
This white polka-dotted dress was first used in the 1980 Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?, where Francesca Annis wore it as Lady Frances Derwent. In 1989 it was seen again on Frances Low as Pamela Lyall in Poirot: Triangle at Rhodes. It was spotted a third time in All Creatures Great and Small on Rachel Shenton as Helen Alderson in the 2021 second season episode titled We Can But Hope.Â
This white polka-dotted dress was first used in the 1980 Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?, where Francesca Annis wore it as Lady Frances Derwent. In 1989 it was seen again on Frances Low as Pamela Lyall in Poirot: Triangle at Rhodes. It was spotted a third time in All Creatures Great and Small on Rachel Shenton as Helen Alderson in the 2021 second season episode titled We Can But Hope.Â
Credits
Sighting Credit:
- Isabel
- Martina
Photos provided by:
- Isabel
- Martina
Costume Designer:
- Penny Lowe
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