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Frances O’Connor first wore this charming dress as Emma Bovary in 2000’s Madame Bovary. The actress Lisa Jackson went on to wear it as Mab Meyrick in the 2002 television miniseries Daniel Deronda. Finally, 2004’s adaptation of North and South saw Daniela Denby-Ashe wear the dress as Margaret Hale.
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Frances O’Connor first wore this charming dress as Emma Bovary in 2000’s Madame Bovary. The actress Lisa Jackson went on to wear it as Mab Meyrick in the 2002 television miniseries Daniel Deronda. Finally, 2004’s adaptation of North and South saw Daniela Denby-Ashe wear the dress as Margaret Hale.
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Frances O’Connor first wore this charming dress as Emma Bovary in 2000’s Madame Bovary. The actress Lisa Jackson went on to wear it as Mab Meyrick in the 2002 television miniseries Daniel Deronda. Finally, 2004’s adaptation of North and South saw Daniela Denby-Ashe wear the dress as Margaret Hale.
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A picture from North & South has been used to make a book cover, “The Lawyer’s Luck”, by Piper Huguley (2014). They mirrored it and changed the head. The posture and the sleeves is the same as Daniela Denby Ashe’s
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Log in to ReplyHmm, I’m not sure it’s the same dress. The print on the one in Under the Greenwood Tree is a lot smaller, but that dress does look very familiar. I bet it has been used elsewhere.
Log in to ReplyThis dress also turns up in Under the Greenwood tree
http://periodmovies.blogspot.com/2006/07/under-greenwood-tree-2005.html (10th image down on that page)
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A picture from North & South has been used to make a book cover, “The Lawyer’s Luck”, by Piper Huguley (2014). They mirrored it and changed the head. The posture and the sleeves is the same as Daniela Denby Ashe’s
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/06744c862952fd7bb1c014c80a16a5d6c40ae231e1e675272ad574aaa3ba0e62.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/d661b5396c25ec0b691e61857807584663b98f9cf3bfade6b29a6f54fc6eaaf6.jpg g
Thanks!
Hmm, I’m not sure it’s the same dress. The print on the one in Under the Greenwood Tree is a lot smaller, but that dress does look very familiar. I bet it has been used elsewhere.
This dress also turns up in Under the Greenwood tree
http://periodmovies.blogspot.com/2006/07/under-greenwood-tree-2005.html (10th image down on that page)