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  • Charlotte Hope as Katharine of Aragon wearing an orange and gold gown with slashed sleeves in the episode "Camelot" of the 2020 series "The Spanish Princess."
    • Starz!

    The Spanish Princess: Camelot

    2020

    Costume seen on Charlotte Hope as Katharine of Aragon

  • An extra wearing an orange and gold gown with slashed sleeves in the 2023 series Tündérkert (Fairy Garden).
    • Megafilm Service

    Tündérkert (Fairy Garden)

    2023

    Costume seen on an extra

  • Chloe Camp as young Lilia wearing an orange and gold gown with slashed sleeves in the episode "Through Many Miles / Of Tricks and Trials" of the 2024 series "Agatha All Along."
    • 20th Century Television
    • Disney +
    • Marvel Studios

    Agatha All Along: Through Many Miles / Of Tricks and Trials

    2024

    Costume seen on Chloe Camp as young Lilia

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This orange and gold gown with long slashed sleeves was created by Pam Downe for Charlotte Hope as Katharine of Aragon in the second season of The Spanish Princess in 2020.

The costume later appeared on an extra in the 2023 first season of  Tündérkert (Fairy Garden) before being used the very next year by Chloe Camp as young Lilia in the episode of Agatha All Along entitled Through Many Miles / Of Tricks and Trials. 

 

 

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This orange and gold gown with long slashed sleeves was created by Pam Downe for Charlotte Hope as Katharine of Aragon in the second season of The Spanish Princess in 2020.

The costume later appeared on an extra in the 2023 first season of  Tündérkert (Fairy Garden) before being used the very next year by Chloe Camp as young Lilia in the episode of Agatha All Along entitled Through Many Miles / Of Tricks and Trials. 

 

 

This orange and gold gown with long slashed sleeves was created by Pam Downe for Charlotte Hope as Katharine of Aragon in the second season of The Spanish Princess in 2020.

The costume later appeared on an extra in the 2023 first season of  Tündérkert (Fairy Garden) before being used the very next year by Chloe Camp as young Lilia in the episode of Agatha All Along entitled Through Many Miles / Of Tricks and Trials. 

 

 

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  1. The Spanish Princess‘ legacy will truly be its costumes and how they are now popping up everywhere around the world.This reminds me I still need to watch Agatha All Along. Only heard great things about it so far.

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  1. The Spanish Princess‘ legacy will truly be its costumes and how they are now popping up everywhere around the world.This reminds me I still need to watch Agatha All Along. Only heard great things about it so far.

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  1. The Spanish Princess‘ legacy will truly be its costumes and how they are now popping up everywhere around the world.This reminds me I still need to watch Agatha All Along. Only heard great things about it so far.

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