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  • Annabel Leventon as Janna wearing a black Victorian dress in the 1979 mini-series "Penmarric."
    • BBC

    Penmarric

    1979

    Costume seen on Annabel Leventon as Janna

  • Pauline Moran as the Woman in Black wearing a black Victorian gown in the 1989 film "The Woman in Black."
    • ITV

    The Woman in Black

    1989

    Costume seen on Pauline Moran as the Woman in Black

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This black Victorian gown was first worn on Annabel Leventon as Janna in the 1979 Penmarric. The dress was worn a second time by Pauline Moran as the Woman in Black in the 1989 The Woman in Black. 

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This black Victorian gown was first worn on Annabel Leventon as Janna in the 1979 Penmarric. The dress was worn a second time by Pauline Moran as the Woman in Black in the 1989 The Woman in Black. 

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  1. The dress seems to be an even older one. I think, this might be it on the title character (actress: Tina Romero) of British-Mexican horror feature film “Alucarda” (loosely based on Le Fanu’s Carmilla) shot in 1977. Costumes probably rented, not done especially for the movie – judging by the fit. The close-up with the dagger shows a dotted fabric. Can’t remember if that corresponds with the dress in “The woman in black”? Anyway, at least the bishop’s-sleeves would have to have been altered for the following productions as well as details on the bodice. What do you think?

    https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/758df23e58ea81a5bfbce6ac34901c722860bfac4f40d04bacd9e8403827b3bd.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/592f60cfb3a418042e8a0aa8de14b287196c3c82bc34395771b8547a375de5e8.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/614aa37e840c1c8ac0e8954ec64e82f411ce41982fb9f13c8764f22ad02717fe.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/49a2eddc17b0bb3d6a12b74e596f727b93f313e4d3774de04634754d748ae2bf.jpg

  2. The latter film is actually called “The Woman in black” after a novel by Susan Hill, not after Wilkie Collin’s “Woman in white”

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  1. The dress seems to be an even older one. I think, this might be it on the title character (actress: Tina Romero) of British-Mexican horror feature film “Alucarda” (loosely based on Le Fanu’s Carmilla) shot in 1977. Costumes probably rented, not done especially for the movie – judging by the fit. The close-up with the dagger shows a dotted fabric. Can’t remember if that corresponds with the dress in “The woman in black”? Anyway, at least the bishop’s-sleeves would have to have been altered for the following productions as well as details on the bodice. What do you think?

    https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/758df23e58ea81a5bfbce6ac34901c722860bfac4f40d04bacd9e8403827b3bd.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/592f60cfb3a418042e8a0aa8de14b287196c3c82bc34395771b8547a375de5e8.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/614aa37e840c1c8ac0e8954ec64e82f411ce41982fb9f13c8764f22ad02717fe.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/49a2eddc17b0bb3d6a12b74e596f727b93f313e4d3774de04634754d748ae2bf.jpg

  2. The latter film is actually called “The Woman in black” after a novel by Susan Hill, not after Wilkie Collin’s “Woman in white”

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  1. The dress seems to be an even older one. I think, this might be it on the title character (actress: Tina Romero) of British-Mexican horror feature film “Alucarda” (loosely based on Le Fanu’s Carmilla) shot in 1977. Costumes probably rented, not done especially for the movie – judging by the fit. The close-up with the dagger shows a dotted fabric. Can’t remember if that corresponds with the dress in “The woman in black”? Anyway, at least the bishop’s-sleeves would have to have been altered for the following productions as well as details on the bodice. What do you think?

    https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/758df23e58ea81a5bfbce6ac34901c722860bfac4f40d04bacd9e8403827b3bd.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/592f60cfb3a418042e8a0aa8de14b287196c3c82bc34395771b8547a375de5e8.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/614aa37e840c1c8ac0e8954ec64e82f411ce41982fb9f13c8764f22ad02717fe.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/49a2eddc17b0bb3d6a12b74e596f727b93f313e4d3774de04634754d748ae2bf.jpg

  2. The latter film is actually called “The Woman in black” after a novel by Susan Hill, not after Wilkie Collin’s “Woman in white”

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