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1996
Costume seen on Karyn Parsons as a Lady in Waiting
1999
Costume seen on Anne-Marie Duff as Lady Louisa Lennox
2005
Costume seen on Ty Glaser as Marie Anne Lavoisier
2006
Costume seen on an extra
2006
Costume seen on Angel Coulby as Katherine
This gorgeous dress with embroidered gold leaves and flowers has been several times since appearing in 1996. Karyn Parsons first wore it as a lady in waiting in the 1996 miniseries Gulliver’s Travels. In 1999, bows were added to the bodice when Anne-Marie Duff wore it as Lady Louisa Lennox in the miniseries Aristocrats.
Six years later, the 2005 PBS production Nova: Einstein’s Big Idea saw the costume worn by Ty Glaser as Marie Anne Lavoisier. The following year, an extra wore the dress in the 2006 film Marie Antoinette. That same year the gown was spotted in the Doctor Who episode The Girl in the Fireplace, where Angel Coulby wore it as Katherine.
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This gorgeous dress with embroidered gold leaves and flowers has been several times since appearing in 1996. Karyn Parsons first wore it as a lady in waiting in the 1996 miniseries Gulliver’s Travels. In 1999, bows were added to the bodice when Anne-Marie Duff wore it as Lady Louisa Lennox in the miniseries Aristocrats.
Six years later, the 2005 PBS production Nova: Einstein’s Big Idea saw the costume worn by Ty Glaser as Marie Anne Lavoisier. The following year, an extra wore the dress in the 2006 film Marie Antoinette. That same year the gown was spotted in the Doctor Who episode The Girl in the Fireplace, where Angel Coulby wore it as Katherine.
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This gorgeous dress with embroidered gold leaves and flowers has been several times since appearing in 1996. Karyn Parsons first wore it as a lady in waiting in the 1996 miniseries Gulliver’s Travels. In 1999, bows were added to the bodice when Anne-Marie Duff wore it as Lady Louisa Lennox in the miniseries Aristocrats.
Six years later, the 2005 PBS production Nova: Einstein’s Big Idea saw the costume worn by Ty Glaser as Marie Anne Lavoisier. The following year, an extra wore the dress in the 2006 film Marie Antoinette. That same year the gown was spotted in the Doctor Who episode The Girl in the Fireplace, where Angel Coulby wore it as Katherine.
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If I remember correctly, James had pointed out a few years ago that the gown in Dr Who is actually not the same one pictured in the rest of the examples on this page. He said it is from The Slipper and the Rose, and then mentioned the costume again in this comment
http://recycledmoviecostumes.com/costume/stuartgeorgian039.html#comment-513205273/#cst-stuartgeorgian039.html#comment-5132
I’ve posted screencaps for you.
Log in to ReplyThanks!
Log in to ReplyThe actress in “E=mc² – Einstein’s big idea” is Hélène de Fougerolles as Emilie de Châtelet, not Ty Glaser as Mme Lavoisier.
Log in to ReplyThanks Anna!
Log in to ReplyI’m afraid I don’t have a picture from The Slipper and the Rose to send you
Log in to ReplyI can assist with images. 🙂
The Slipper and the Rose
1976
Costume seen on Margaret Lockwood as Stepmother
The dress in the first picture (Doctor Who) isn’t this dress. That dress is Margaret Lockwoods ball dress from “The Slipper and the Rose”
Log in to ReplyThanks James! I appreciate you letting me k now. I will be sure to get that changed at some point.
Log in to ReplyFinally got the DVD from interlibrary loan. How do these look? The actress is Karyn Parsons as Lady in Waiting.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0663854/
I think I might be able to get this film on DVD through inter-library loan. That way, I can make real screenshots.
Log in to ReplyAwe, you’re so sweet. These are all wonderful – thank you so much!
Log in to ReplyOh wow, really good catch! Thank you!
Log in to ReplyI tried taking more photos during the daylight. Maybe these will look better?
Log in to ReplyI’ve found this costume in Gulliver’s Travels (1996). I tried to locate a DVD but have only been able to get it on VHS, so these are digital photos. Not very good quality, I’m afraid, but you can tell it’s the same costume. The gown is worn by an extra playing a Lady in Waiting.
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If I remember correctly, James had pointed out a few years ago that the gown in Dr Who is actually not the same one pictured in the rest of the examples on this page. He said it is from The Slipper and the Rose, and then mentioned the costume again in this comment
http://recycledmoviecostumes.com/costume/stuartgeorgian039.html#comment-513205273/#cst-stuartgeorgian039.html#comment-5132
I’ve posted screencaps for you.
Thanks!
The actress in “E=mc² – Einstein’s big idea” is Hélène de Fougerolles as Emilie de Châtelet, not Ty Glaser as Mme Lavoisier.
Thanks Anna!
I’m afraid I don’t have a picture from The Slipper and the Rose to send you
I can assist with images. 🙂
The Slipper and the Rose
1976
Costume seen on Margaret Lockwood as Stepmother
The dress in the first picture (Doctor Who) isn’t this dress. That dress is Margaret Lockwoods ball dress from “The Slipper and the Rose”
Thanks James! I appreciate you letting me k now. I will be sure to get that changed at some point.
Finally got the DVD from interlibrary loan. How do these look? The actress is Karyn Parsons as Lady in Waiting.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0663854/
I think I might be able to get this film on DVD through inter-library loan. That way, I can make real screenshots.
Awe, you’re so sweet. These are all wonderful – thank you so much!
Oh wow, really good catch! Thank you!
I tried taking more photos during the daylight. Maybe these will look better?
I’ve found this costume in Gulliver’s Travels (1996). I tried to locate a DVD but have only been able to get it on VHS, so these are digital photos. Not very good quality, I’m afraid, but you can tell it’s the same costume. The gown is worn by an extra playing a Lady in Waiting.