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  • Natasha Little as Becky Sharp wearing a red embroidered riding coat in the 1998 mini-series "Vanity Fair."
    • BBC

    Vanity Fair

    1998

    Costume seen on Natasha Little as Rebecca (Becky) Sharp

  • Georgia King as Lady Amelia Heartwright wearing a red embroidered riding coat in the 2013 film "Austenland."
    • Sony Pictures Classics

    Austenland

    2013

    Costume seen on Georgia King as Lady Amelia Heartwright

  • Jenna Coleman as Lydia Bennet wearing a red embroidered riding coat in the 2013 mini-series "Death Comes to Pemberley."
    • BBC

    Death Comes to Pemberley

    2013

    Costume seen on Jenna Coleman as Lydia Bennet

  • Jenna Coleman as Queen Victoria wearing a red embroidered riding coat in the 2016 series "Victoria."
    • ITV

    Victoria

    2016

    Costume seen on Jenna Coleman as Queen Victoria

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This heavily embroidered Regency era costume is a lovely example of a redingote – or quite literally “riding coat.” The redingote came into fashion in the 18th century, starting out as merely a functional piece of clothing, but eventually evolved into a much more fashionable piece of a woman’s wardrobe. This particular redingote was first seen in Vanity Fair in 1998, where it was worn by Natasha Little as Rebecca (Becky) Sharp. It was used again on Georgia King as Lady Amelia Heartwright in the 2013 film Austenland.

It was seen a third time in 2013 on Jenna Coleman as Lydia Bennet in the BBC miniseries Death Comes to Pemberley. It is here that we are truly able to see the great amount of detail and embroidery that went into the costume, not only on the front, but on the back as well. Jenna Coleman wore the piece again while portraying Queen Victoria in the 2016 production Victoria.

See more of Jenna Coleman’s appearances on the site here!

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This heavily embroidered Regency era costume is a lovely example of a redingote – or quite literally “riding coat.” The redingote came into fashion in the 18th century, starting out as merely a functional piece of clothing, but eventually evolved into a much more fashionable piece of a woman’s wardrobe. This particular redingote was first seen in Vanity Fair in 1998, where it was worn by Natasha Little as Rebecca (Becky) Sharp. It was used again on Georgia King as Lady Amelia Heartwright in the 2013 film Austenland.

It was seen a third time in 2013 on Jenna Coleman as Lydia Bennet in the BBC miniseries Death Comes to Pemberley. It is here that we are truly able to see the great amount of detail and embroidery that went into the costume, not only on the front, but on the back as well. Jenna Coleman wore the piece again while portraying Queen Victoria in the 2016 production Victoria.

See more of Jenna Coleman’s appearances on the site here!

This heavily embroidered Regency era costume is a lovely example of a redingote – or quite literally “riding coat.” The redingote came into fashion in the 18th century, starting out as merely a functional piece of clothing, but eventually evolved into a much more fashionable piece of a woman’s wardrobe. This particular redingote was first seen in Vanity Fair in 1998, where it was worn by Natasha Little as Rebecca (Becky) Sharp. It was used again on Georgia King as Lady Amelia Heartwright in the 2013 film Austenland.

It was seen a third time in 2013 on Jenna Coleman as Lydia Bennet in the BBC miniseries Death Comes to Pemberley. It is here that we are truly able to see the great amount of detail and embroidery that went into the costume, not only on the front, but on the back as well. Jenna Coleman wore the piece again while portraying Queen Victoria in the 2016 production Victoria.

See more of Jenna Coleman’s appearances on the site here!

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  1. however did it somehow lengthen for victoria, becuse when jenna wears it in 2013 its about 4 inches under her bust, yet in victoria in 2016 its more like 8 inches or more under her bust, sitting right at her waist!

  2. I thought you’d enjoy seeing this view of the back of the riding habit. (I don’t think we’ve seen the back in previous productions.) Gorgeous, isn’t it?

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  1. however did it somehow lengthen for victoria, becuse when jenna wears it in 2013 its about 4 inches under her bust, yet in victoria in 2016 its more like 8 inches or more under her bust, sitting right at her waist!

  2. I thought you’d enjoy seeing this view of the back of the riding habit. (I don’t think we’ve seen the back in previous productions.) Gorgeous, isn’t it?

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  1. however did it somehow lengthen for victoria, becuse when jenna wears it in 2013 its about 4 inches under her bust, yet in victoria in 2016 its more like 8 inches or more under her bust, sitting right at her waist!

  2. I thought you’d enjoy seeing this view of the back of the riding habit. (I don’t think we’ve seen the back in previous productions.) Gorgeous, isn’t it?

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