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  • Kirsten Dunst as Marie Antoinette wearing a peach-pink gown in the 2006 film "Marie Antoinette."
    • Columbia Pictures

    Marie Antoinette

    2006

    Costume seen on Kirsten Dunst as Marie Antoinette

  • Alicia Vikander as Caroline Mathilde wearing a peach-pink gown in the 2012 film "En kongelig affaere (A Royal Affair."
    • Zentropa Entertainments

    En kongelig affære (A Royal Affair)

    2012

    Costume seen on Alicia Vikander as Caroline Mathilde

  • Maria Valverde as Maria Teresa Bolivar wearing a peach-pink gown in the 2013 film "Libertador (The Liberator)."
    • Centro Nacional Autónomo de Cinematografía

    Libertador (The Liberator)

    2013

    Costume seen on Maria Valverde as Maria Teresa Bolivar

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About the Costume

This peach colored robe à la polonaise was designed by Milena Canonero for the 2006 film Marie Antoinette, where it was worn on Kirsten Dunst as the title character. Melina’s costumes for the film were honored with an Oscar win for Best Achievement in Costume Design. The dress was used again in the 2012 Danish film En kongelig affære (A Royal Affair), where it was worn by Alicia Vikander as Caroline Mathilde – a fact confirmed by the film’s director Nikolaj Arcel. In 2013 the gown was used again in Libertador (The Liberator) on Maria Valverde as Maria Theresa Bolivar.

Costumers can find inspiration for their creations in many places. In the instance of historical characters, and especially in the case of Marie Antoinette, there are many extant portraits that can be drawn upon as sources. It is not known if the above drawing of a young of Marie Antoinette by the Swiss artist Jean-Étienne Liotard was the inspiration for this costume, but its similarity, especially with regards to the color combination of peach with small accents of blue are close enough to at least be noteworthy.

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About the Costume

This peach colored robe à la polonaise was designed by Milena Canonero for the 2006 film Marie Antoinette, where it was worn on Kirsten Dunst as the title character. Melina’s costumes for the film were honored with an Oscar win for Best Achievement in Costume Design. The dress was used again in the 2012 Danish film En kongelig affære (A Royal Affair), where it was worn by Alicia Vikander as Caroline Mathilde – a fact confirmed by the film’s director Nikolaj Arcel. In 2013 the gown was used again in Libertador (The Liberator) on Maria Valverde as Maria Theresa Bolivar.

Costumers can find inspiration for their creations in many places. In the instance of historical characters, and especially in the case of Marie Antoinette, there are many extant portraits that can be drawn upon as sources. It is not known if the above drawing of a young of Marie Antoinette by the Swiss artist Jean-Étienne Liotard was the inspiration for this costume, but its similarity, especially with regards to the color combination of peach with small accents of blue are close enough to at least be noteworthy.

This peach colored robe à la polonaise was designed by Milena Canonero for the 2006 film Marie Antoinette, where it was worn on Kirsten Dunst as the title character. Melina’s costumes for the film were honored with an Oscar win for Best Achievement in Costume Design. The dress was used again in the 2012 Danish film En kongelig affære (A Royal Affair), where it was worn by Alicia Vikander as Caroline Mathilde – a fact confirmed by the film’s director Nikolaj Arcel. In 2013 the gown was used again in Libertador (The Liberator) on Maria Valverde as Maria Theresa Bolivar.

Costumers can find inspiration for their creations in many places. In the instance of historical characters, and especially in the case of Marie Antoinette, there are many extant portraits that can be drawn upon as sources. It is not known if the above drawing of a young of Marie Antoinette by the Swiss artist Jean-Étienne Liotard was the inspiration for this costume, but its similarity, especially with regards to the color combination of peach with small accents of blue are close enough to at least be noteworthy.

Credits

Sighting Credit:
  • Andrew
  • Rebecca
  • Sabine
  • Katie S.
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Costume Designer:
  • Milena Canonero

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