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  • Marian McLoughlin as Madame Mantalini wearing a blue, and green, and gold gown in the 2001 film "The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby."
    • Company Television

    The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby

    2001

    Costume seen on Marian McLoughlin as Madame Mantalini

  • Penelope Wilton as the Duchess of Kent wearing a blue, green, and gold gown in the 2001 mini-series "Victoria and Albert."
    • BBC

    Victoria and Albert

    2001

    Costume seen on Penelope Wilton as the Duchess of Kent

  • Daniela Holtz as Baroness Lehzen wearing a blue, green, and gold gown in the 2016 series "Victoria."
    • ITV

    Victoria

    2016

    Costume seen on Daniela Holtz as Baroness Lehzen

  • Drew Gardner: Historical Photoshoot of the Life of Chopin

    after 2001

    Costume seen on a model as in a photoshoot about Chopin

    • Amazon Prime Video

    The Count of Monte Cristo.

    2024

    Costume seen on Gabriella Pession as Hermine Danglars

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This lovely gown has been used at least three times. It was first seen in the 2001 production The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, where Marian McLoughlin wore it as Madame Mantalini.

It was used a second time that same year in the Victoria and Albert miniseries, where Penelope Wilton wore it as the Duchess of Kent.

Later, it was seen in the 2016 ITV Victoria, where Daniela Holtz wore it as Baroness Lehzen. The gown appears to have undergone some alterations over the years, such as having lace added around the neckline.

The dress appears also as part of the Historical stills series by Drew Gardner. It is worn in the background of a picture recreating a scene of composer Chopin’s life. Unfortunately, the photographer doesn’t date the photo on his website. However, we can assume by the decorations that the photo must have been taken after 2001, as it looks the same as in its 2016 appearance on Victoria.  The photos were featured in a story about Chopin in The Daily Mail. 

Most recently it appeared on Gabriella Pession as Hermine Danglars in the 2024 adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo.

 

 

 

 

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This lovely gown has been used at least three times. It was first seen in the 2001 production The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, where Marian McLoughlin wore it as Madame Mantalini.

It was used a second time that same year in the Victoria and Albert miniseries, where Penelope Wilton wore it as the Duchess of Kent.

Later, it was seen in the 2016 ITV Victoria, where Daniela Holtz wore it as Baroness Lehzen. The gown appears to have undergone some alterations over the years, such as having lace added around the neckline.

The dress appears also as part of the Historical stills series by Drew Gardner. It is worn in the background of a picture recreating a scene of composer Chopin’s life. Unfortunately, the photographer doesn’t date the photo on his website. However, we can assume by the decorations that the photo must have been taken after 2001, as it looks the same as in its 2016 appearance on Victoria.  The photos were featured in a story about Chopin in The Daily Mail. 

Most recently it appeared on Gabriella Pession as Hermine Danglars in the 2024 adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo.

 

 

 

 

This lovely gown has been used at least three times. It was first seen in the 2001 production The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, where Marian McLoughlin wore it as Madame Mantalini.

It was used a second time that same year in the Victoria and Albert miniseries, where Penelope Wilton wore it as the Duchess of Kent.

Later, it was seen in the 2016 ITV Victoria, where Daniela Holtz wore it as Baroness Lehzen. The gown appears to have undergone some alterations over the years, such as having lace added around the neckline.

The dress appears also as part of the Historical stills series by Drew Gardner. It is worn in the background of a picture recreating a scene of composer Chopin’s life. Unfortunately, the photographer doesn’t date the photo on his website. However, we can assume by the decorations that the photo must have been taken after 2001, as it looks the same as in its 2016 appearance on Victoria.  The photos were featured in a story about Chopin in The Daily Mail. 

Most recently it appeared on Gabriella Pession as Hermine Danglars in the 2024 adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo.

 

 

 

 

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