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  • Jane Seymour as Karoline Strauss wearing a pale green dress with black detailing in the episode "Hetti" of the 1972 mini-series "The Strauss Family."
    • ITV

    The Strauss Family: Hetti

    1972

    Costume seen on Jane Seymour as Karoline

  • Jane Seymour as Emma Callon wearing a pale green dress with black detailing in the 1972 series "The Onedin Line."
    • BBC

    The Onedin Line

    1972

    Costume seen on Jane Seymour as Emma Callon

  • Helen Ryan as Princess Alexandra wearing a pale green dress with black detailing in the 1975 mini-series "Edward the Seventh."
    • ITV

    Edward the Seventh

    1975

    Costume seen on Helen Ryan as Princess Alexandra

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It’s not known where this beautiful gown originated. It was first seen in 1972 on Jane Seymour as Karoline in the television miniseries The Strauss Family in the episode Hetti. It was next seen in the BBC series The Onedin Line, again on Jane Seymour as the character Emma Callon. Ribbons were added to the front of the bodice to give it a different look. 

Strangely, The Onedin Line was a BBC production, while The Strauss Family was from ITV. At the time the BBC had its own costume department, so it’s slightly odd that this piece would go from one studio to another. For this reason, it’s possible that this piece was rented from a costume house. The piece was used a third time in 1975’s Edward the Seventh, where it was worn by Helen Ryan, depicting Princess Alexandria.

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It’s not known where this beautiful gown originated. It was first seen in 1972 on Jane Seymour as Karoline in the television miniseries The Strauss Family in the episode Hetti. It was next seen in the BBC series The Onedin Line, again on Jane Seymour as the character Emma Callon. Ribbons were added to the front of the bodice to give it a different look. 

Strangely, The Onedin Line was a BBC production, while The Strauss Family was from ITV. At the time the BBC had its own costume department, so it’s slightly odd that this piece would go from one studio to another. For this reason, it’s possible that this piece was rented from a costume house. The piece was used a third time in 1975’s Edward the Seventh, where it was worn by Helen Ryan, depicting Princess Alexandria.

Explore more costumes from The Onedin Line here!

It’s not known where this beautiful gown originated. It was first seen in 1972 on Jane Seymour as Karoline in the television miniseries The Strauss Family in the episode Hetti. It was next seen in the BBC series The Onedin Line, again on Jane Seymour as the character Emma Callon. Ribbons were added to the front of the bodice to give it a different look. 

Strangely, The Onedin Line was a BBC production, while The Strauss Family was from ITV. At the time the BBC had its own costume department, so it’s slightly odd that this piece would go from one studio to another. For this reason, it’s possible that this piece was rented from a costume house. The piece was used a third time in 1975’s Edward the Seventh, where it was worn by Helen Ryan, depicting Princess Alexandria.

Explore more costumes from The Onedin Line here!

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