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  • Gilliam Kearney as Jane Austen wearing a light purple dress in the 2002 film "The Real Jane Austen."
    • BBC

    The Real Jane Austen

    2002

    Costume seen on Gillian Kearney as Jane Austen

  • Jemima Rooper as Amanda Price wearing a light purple dress in the 2008 mini-series "Lost in Austen."
    • ITV

    Lost In Austen

    2008

    Costume seen on Jemima Rooper as Amanda Price

  • An uncredited extra wearing a light purple dress in the 2009 mini-series "Emma."
    • BBC

    Emma

    2009

    Costume seen on an uncredited extra

  • Amy Loughton as Miss Campbell wearing a light purple dress in the 2009 mini-series "Emma."
    • BBC

    Emma

    2009

    Costume seen on Amy Loughton as Miss Campbell

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This lovely little dress was first spotted on the actress Gillian Kearney as Jane Austen in the 2002 documentary The Real Jane Austen. It was later reused in 2008’s Lost in Austen, where Jemima Rooper wore it as Amanda Price, and in the 2009 production of Emma, where it was worn both by an uncredited extra and Miss Campbell, played by Amy Loughton.

Check out more reused costumes from the 2009 Emma here!

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This lovely little dress was first spotted on the actress Gillian Kearney as Jane Austen in the 2002 documentary The Real Jane Austen. It was later reused in 2008’s Lost in Austen, where Jemima Rooper wore it as Amanda Price, and in the 2009 production of Emma, where it was worn both by an uncredited extra and Miss Campbell, played by Amy Loughton.

Check out more reused costumes from the 2009 Emma here!

This lovely little dress was first spotted on the actress Gillian Kearney as Jane Austen in the 2002 documentary The Real Jane Austen. It was later reused in 2008’s Lost in Austen, where Jemima Rooper wore it as Amanda Price, and in the 2009 production of Emma, where it was worn both by an uncredited extra and Miss Campbell, played by Amy Loughton.

Check out more reused costumes from the 2009 Emma here!

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  4. That extra girl in “Emma” is wearing a dress previously worn by Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet in “Pride and Prejudice” (2005)… They added the brown ribbon at the waist

    Funny, isn’t it? From a star to an extra. I wonder if that girl knows it…

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Costume Commentary

  4. That extra girl in “Emma” is wearing a dress previously worn by Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet in “Pride and Prejudice” (2005)… They added the brown ribbon at the waist

    Funny, isn’t it? From a star to an extra. I wonder if that girl knows it…

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  4. That extra girl in “Emma” is wearing a dress previously worn by Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet in “Pride and Prejudice” (2005)… They added the brown ribbon at the waist

    Funny, isn’t it? From a star to an extra. I wonder if that girl knows it…

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