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  • Connie Booth as Miss Caroline Hartley wearing a white and black striped Victorian gown with burgundy ribbons in the 1991 film "American Friends."
    • BBC

    American Friends

    1991

    Costume seen on Connie Booth as Miss Caroline Hartley

  • Honeysuckle Weeks as Millie wearing a white and black striped Victorian gown with burgundy ribbons in the 1997 mini-series "Rag Nymph."
    • Tyne Tees Television

    Rag Nymph

    1997

    Costume seen on Honeysuckle Weeks as Millie

  • An extra wearing a white and black striped Victorian gown with burgundy ribbons in the 1997 film "Washington Square."
    • Buena Vista Pictures
    • Alchemy Filmworks

    Washington Square

    1997

    Costume seen on an extra

  • Amy Marston as Priscilla Stanbury wearing a white and black striped Victorian gown in the 2004 mini-series "He Knew He Was Right."
    • BBC Wales

    He Knew He Was Right

    2004

    Costume seen on Amy Marston as Priscilla Stanbury

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This Victorian gown was probably designed for the 1991 production American Friends, where Connie Booth wore it as Miss Caroline Hartley. The dress went on to be worn twice in 1997, first on Honeysuckle Weeks as Millie in Rag Nymph and then on an extra in Washington Square. The velvet ribbon around the neckline and the velvet around the sleeves was removed for use in He Knew He Was Right in 2004 when Amy Marston wore it as Priscilla Stanbury. 

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This Victorian gown was probably designed for the 1991 production American Friends, where Connie Booth wore it as Miss Caroline Hartley. The dress went on to be worn twice in 1997, first on Honeysuckle Weeks as Millie in Rag Nymph and then on an extra in Washington Square. The velvet ribbon around the neckline and the velvet around the sleeves was removed for use in He Knew He Was Right in 2004 when Amy Marston wore it as Priscilla Stanbury. 

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This Victorian gown was probably designed for the 1991 production American Friends, where Connie Booth wore it as Miss Caroline Hartley. The dress went on to be worn twice in 1997, first on Honeysuckle Weeks as Millie in Rag Nymph and then on an extra in Washington Square. The velvet ribbon around the neckline and the velvet around the sleeves was removed for use in He Knew He Was Right in 2004 when Amy Marston wore it as Priscilla Stanbury. 

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  • Julia Spicer
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    • Yeah! I saw this one in “Washington Square” a looong time ago and knew I’d seen it before, but could not figure out where else I’d seen it. I kept thinking it was a dress from “Little Women” for some reason…eventually when I compared it with your finds I realized it was the same one.

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    • Yeah! I saw this one in “Washington Square” a looong time ago and knew I’d seen it before, but could not figure out where else I’d seen it. I kept thinking it was a dress from “Little Women” for some reason…eventually when I compared it with your finds I realized it was the same one.

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    • Yeah! I saw this one in “Washington Square” a looong time ago and knew I’d seen it before, but could not figure out where else I’d seen it. I kept thinking it was a dress from “Little Women” for some reason…eventually when I compared it with your finds I realized it was the same one.

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