Here’s the fabric on a bustle gown in 2001’s Kate & Leopold. Donna Zakowska did the costumes for this production but since it’s mostly set in modern day NYC, it was most likely a rental.
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The Scarlet Pimpernel: Valentin Gautier/The Scarlet Pimpernel Meets Madame Guillotine
1999
Costume seen on Anthony Green as Sir Andrew Ffoulkes
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John Adams: Unnecessary War
2008
Costume seen on Zak Orth as James McHenry
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Emma
2009
Costume seen on Robert Bathurst as Mr. Weston
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The Completely Made Up Adventures of Dick Turpin: A Legend Is Born (Sort Of)
2024
Costume seen on Noel Fielding as Dick Turpin
Costume Commentary
Here’s the fabric on a bustle gown in 2001’s Kate & Leopold. Donna Zakowska did the costumes for this production but since it’s mostly set in modern day NYC, it was most likely a rental.
This is so cool! I need to blog about this fabric. This also reminds me I need to go back to this movie and see if there are any costume reuses, as I am sure that there are!
One of my fave movie outfits ever also seems to have been done in this fabric. Looks more subtly silky in dress-form: On Greta Scacchi in 1995 Jefferson in Paris. Done, I think, by Jenny Beavan/John Bright. Should rewatch. For sheer fabulosity. Maybe wait until some AI is able to exchange Nick Nolte for actor of choice…

Oooooh look at that, you’re right! I’ve gotta do a major blog post on reused fabric (on different costumes). It’s on my list! My never ending to do list! It’ll happen…someday!
Found the waistcoat again while cruising through some screencaps on the harddrive. On … some extra bloke in Taboo 2017.
Taboo had some good costumes – I really need to get around to watching it. Thank you!
I thought the fabric of this gown from Belgravia: The Next Chapter (ITV, 2024) worn by Hannah Onslow as Emily Dunn is quiet similar, the pattern anyways, not completely sure about the color on this photo tho.
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Oh yes, that is very similar. The only difference seems to be the gold stripe has some sort of design to it instead of just a plain stripe. Super, super close. It’s gotta be the same maker.