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  • Clémence Poésy as Mary, Queen of Scots wearing a champagne gown with salmon detailing in the 2004 miniseries "Gunpowder, Treason and Plot."
    • BBC

    Gunpowder, Treason & Plot

    2004

    Costume seen on Clémence Poésy as Mary, Queen of Scots

  • An uncredited actress as Anne of Denmark wearing a champagne gown with salmon detailing in the 2017 miniseries "Gunpowder."
    • BBC

    Gunpowder

    2017

    Costume seen on an uncredited actress as Anne of Denmark

  • Amelia Gething as Ursula Pole wearing a champagne gown with salmon detailing in the episode "Flooded" of the 2020 series "The Spanish Princess."
    • Starz!

    The Spanish Princess: Flodden

    2020

    Costume seen on Amelia Gething as Ursula Pole

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This uniquely detailed gown originated with Clémence Poésy’s portrayal of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots in 2004’s miniseries Gunpowder, Treason & Plot.

The padding around the sleeves was removed for the piece in the first episode of the 2017 production of Gunpowder, where it was worn by an uncredited actress as Anne of Denmark. 

The costume made a third appearance in The Spanish Princess 2020’s second season episode Flodden, where Amelia Gething wore it as Ursula Pole.

The costume is a bit of a chameleon, color-wise. In Gunpowder, Treason & Plot, the detailing on the bodice appears almost silver, but The Spanish Princess shows the bodice is the approximate color of the skirt, which seems to be a light orange/salmon.

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This uniquely detailed gown originated with Clémence Poésy’s portrayal of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots in 2004’s miniseries Gunpowder, Treason & Plot.

The padding around the sleeves was removed for the piece in the first episode of the 2017 production of Gunpowder, where it was worn by an uncredited actress as Anne of Denmark. 

The costume made a third appearance in The Spanish Princess 2020’s second season episode Flodden, where Amelia Gething wore it as Ursula Pole.

The costume is a bit of a chameleon, color-wise. In Gunpowder, Treason & Plot, the detailing on the bodice appears almost silver, but The Spanish Princess shows the bodice is the approximate color of the skirt, which seems to be a light orange/salmon.

This uniquely detailed gown originated with Clémence Poésy’s portrayal of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots in 2004’s miniseries Gunpowder, Treason & Plot.

The padding around the sleeves was removed for the piece in the first episode of the 2017 production of Gunpowder, where it was worn by an uncredited actress as Anne of Denmark. 

The costume made a third appearance in The Spanish Princess 2020’s second season episode Flodden, where Amelia Gething wore it as Ursula Pole.

The costume is a bit of a chameleon, color-wise. In Gunpowder, Treason & Plot, the detailing on the bodice appears almost silver, but The Spanish Princess shows the bodice is the approximate color of the skirt, which seems to be a light orange/salmon.

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