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The slashed doublet worn by Stewart Granger in the 1953 film Young Bess was designed by MGM costume designer Walter Plunkett. Interestingly, the doublet was reused in the 1956 film Diane by Sean McClory as Count Michel Montgomery. Today, it is owned by Larry McQueen of the Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design. McQueen describes the piece as:
Period tunic of beige suede, quilting at yoke and cap sleeve, cut work on sleeve, underlining of sleeves of beige linen, trimmed at cuff with beige cotton and brown crochet. METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER label which reads [ST. GRANGER 1604 2299].
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A lobby card for the 1953 film "Young Bess." -
A beige slashed doublet designed by Walter Plunkett for the 1953 film "Young Bess." -
A beige slashed doublet designed by Walter Plunkett for the 1953 film "Young Bess." -
Illustration of a beige slashed doublet designed by Walter Plunkett for the 1953 film "Young Bess."
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About the Costume
The slashed doublet worn by Stewart Granger in the 1953 film Young Bess was designed by MGM costume designer Walter Plunkett. Interestingly, the doublet was reused in the 1956 film Diane by Sean McClory as Count Michel Montgomery. Today, it is owned by Larry McQueen of the Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design. McQueen describes the piece as:
Period tunic of beige suede, quilting at yoke and cap sleeve, cut work on sleeve, underlining of sleeves of beige linen, trimmed at cuff with beige cotton and brown crochet. METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER label which reads [ST. GRANGER 1604 2299].
The slashed doublet worn by Stewart Granger in the 1953 film Young Bess was designed by MGM costume designer Walter Plunkett. Interestingly, the doublet was reused in the 1956 film Diane by Sean McClory as Count Michel Montgomery. Today, it is owned by Larry McQueen of the Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design. McQueen describes the piece as:
Period tunic of beige suede, quilting at yoke and cap sleeve, cut work on sleeve, underlining of sleeves of beige linen, trimmed at cuff with beige cotton and brown crochet. METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER label which reads [ST. GRANGER 1604 2299].
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- Walter Plunkett
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