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  • Julia Sawalha as Dorcas Lane wearing a blue velvet jacket in the 2008 series "Lark Rise to Candleford."
    • BBC

    Lark Rise to Candleford

    2008

    Costume seen on Julia Sawalha as Dorcas Lane

  • Lydia Wilson as Emily Fox Seton wearing a blue velvet jacket in the 2012 film "The Making of a Lady."
    • ITV

    The Making of a Lady

    2012

    Costume seen on Lydia Wilson as Emily Fox Seton

  • Clare Foster as Eleanor Freeman wearing a blue velvet jacket in the 2016 series "Ripper Street."
    • BBC

    Ripper Street

    2016

    Costume seen on Clare Foster as Elenora Freeman

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This beautiful blue velvet costume was first seen in the 2008 season of Lark Rise to Candleford, where Julia Sawalha wore it as Dorcas Lane.

An embroidered piece was added under the bodice when it was used again in the 2012 production The Making of a Lady, where Lydia Wilson wore it as Emily Fox Seton. It was seen again most recently in the 2016 fourth season of Ripper Street, where it was worn by Clare Foster as Elenora Freeman.

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This beautiful blue velvet costume was first seen in the 2008 season of Lark Rise to Candleford, where Julia Sawalha wore it as Dorcas Lane.

An embroidered piece was added under the bodice when it was used again in the 2012 production The Making of a Lady, where Lydia Wilson wore it as Emily Fox Seton. It was seen again most recently in the 2016 fourth season of Ripper Street, where it was worn by Clare Foster as Elenora Freeman.

Would you wear this dress? Let us know!

This beautiful blue velvet costume was first seen in the 2008 season of Lark Rise to Candleford, where Julia Sawalha wore it as Dorcas Lane.

An embroidered piece was added under the bodice when it was used again in the 2012 production The Making of a Lady, where Lydia Wilson wore it as Emily Fox Seton. It was seen again most recently in the 2016 fourth season of Ripper Street, where it was worn by Clare Foster as Elenora Freeman.

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  • Phoebe De Gaye

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  1. Lovely! I’ve always admired this piece. It’s Similar in design to a red one worn by Irene in the 2002 adaptation of The Forsyte Saga.

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  1. Lovely! I’ve always admired this piece. It’s Similar in design to a red one worn by Irene in the 2002 adaptation of The Forsyte Saga.

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  1. Lovely! I’ve always admired this piece. It’s Similar in design to a red one worn by Irene in the 2002 adaptation of The Forsyte Saga.

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