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  • Lotte Verbeek as Giulia Farnese wearing an Italian zimarra in the 2011 series "The Borgias."
    • Showtime Networks

    The Borgias

    2011

    Costume seen on Lotte Verbeek as Giulia Farnese

  • Hera Hilmar as Vanessa wearing a fur-trimmed Italian zimarra in the 2013 series "Da Vinci's Demons."
    • BBC Worldwide Productions

    Da Vinci's Demons

    2013

    Costume seen on Hera Hilmar as Vanessa

    • BBC

    Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light: Mirror

    2024

    Costume seen on Lilit Lesser as Lady Mary

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Gabriella Pescucci designed this fur-trimmed Italian zimarra (a loose over gown) for Showtime’s television series The Borgias. Pescucci has also designed for Dangerous Beauty, Van Helsing, and most recently, Penny Dreadful. This costume was first worn by Lotte Verbeek as Guilia Farnese in 2011 in The Borgias.

A couple of years later the costume went on to be used again in 2013 on Hera Hilmar as Vanessa in Da Vinci’s Demons.

Most recently, it was spotted being worn by Lilit Lesser as the Lady Mary in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light.

Find more costumes designed by Gabriella Pescucci here!

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Gabriella Pescucci designed this fur-trimmed Italian zimarra (a loose over gown) for Showtime’s television series The Borgias. Pescucci has also designed for Dangerous Beauty, Van Helsing, and most recently, Penny Dreadful. This costume was first worn by Lotte Verbeek as Guilia Farnese in 2011 in The Borgias.

A couple of years later the costume went on to be used again in 2013 on Hera Hilmar as Vanessa in Da Vinci’s Demons.

Most recently, it was spotted being worn by Lilit Lesser as the Lady Mary in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light.

Find more costumes designed by Gabriella Pescucci here!

Gabriella Pescucci designed this fur-trimmed Italian zimarra (a loose over gown) for Showtime’s television series The Borgias. Pescucci has also designed for Dangerous Beauty, Van Helsing, and most recently, Penny Dreadful. This costume was first worn by Lotte Verbeek as Guilia Farnese in 2011 in The Borgias.

A couple of years later the costume went on to be used again in 2013 on Hera Hilmar as Vanessa in Da Vinci’s Demons.

Most recently, it was spotted being worn by Lilit Lesser as the Lady Mary in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light.

Find more costumes designed by Gabriella Pescucci here!

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  1. We will see the same costume on “Medici. Masters of Florence”, an upcoming tv serie. The actress is Annabel Scholey, the character “Contessina”.

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  1. We will see the same costume on “Medici. Masters of Florence”, an upcoming tv serie. The actress is Annabel Scholey, the character “Contessina”.

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  1. We will see the same costume on “Medici. Masters of Florence”, an upcoming tv serie. The actress is Annabel Scholey, the character “Contessina”.

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