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  • Marilu Henner as Molly Brown wearing a black gown in the 1996 mini-series "Titanic."
    • Konigsberg/Sanitsky Company
    • Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)

    Titanic

    1996

    Costume seen on Marilu Henner as Molly Brown

  • Tricia O'Neil as a first class passenger wearing a black gown in the 1997 film "Titanic."
    • Twentieth Century Studios

    Titanic

    1997

    Costume seen on Tricia O'Neil as a First Class passenger

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About the Costume

This black gown has been worn in two versions of Titanic-based films. The costume made its first appearance on Marilu Henner as Molly Brown in the 1996 Titanic miniseries. The dress, in the collection at Angels Costumes, was rented again for use in James Cameron’s 1997 Titanic, where Tricia O’Neil wore it as a First Class passenger.

It is somewhat difficult to tell that these gowns are the same, especially since the second time it is seen, it is shown only briefly. However, close observation of the more minor details around the sleeves and bodice of the gown reveals they are the same.

Explore more costumes from productions based on the Titanic here!

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About the Costume

This black gown has been worn in two versions of Titanic-based films. The costume made its first appearance on Marilu Henner as Molly Brown in the 1996 Titanic miniseries. The dress, in the collection at Angels Costumes, was rented again for use in James Cameron’s 1997 Titanic, where Tricia O’Neil wore it as a First Class passenger.

It is somewhat difficult to tell that these gowns are the same, especially since the second time it is seen, it is shown only briefly. However, close observation of the more minor details around the sleeves and bodice of the gown reveals they are the same.

Explore more costumes from productions based on the Titanic here!

This black gown has been worn in two versions of Titanic-based films. The costume made its first appearance on Marilu Henner as Molly Brown in the 1996 Titanic miniseries. The dress, in the collection at Angels Costumes, was rented again for use in James Cameron’s 1997 Titanic, where Tricia O’Neil wore it as a First Class passenger.

It is somewhat difficult to tell that these gowns are the same, especially since the second time it is seen, it is shown only briefly. However, close observation of the more minor details around the sleeves and bodice of the gown reveals they are the same.

Explore more costumes from productions based on the Titanic here!

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  • Joe I. Tompkins
  • Jori Woodman

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