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  • Alison Elliott as Milly Theale wearing a fur-trimmed embroidered green and orange coat in the 1997 film "The Wings of the Dove."
    • Miramax

    The Wings of the Dove

    1997

    Costume seen on Alison Elliott as Milly Theale

  • A fur-trimmed embroidered green and orange coat as a prop in the window of Paul Poiret's shop in the 2008 film "Coco Chanel."
    • Lux Vide
    • France 2 (FR2)

    Coco Chanel

    2008

    Costume seen on a prop in the window of Paul Poiret's shop

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This beautifully embroidered coat was first spotted in the 1997 film The Wings of the Dove, where Alison Elliott wore it as Milly Theale. Eleven years later, it was recycled for the 2008 film Coco Chanel, when it appeared as a prop displayed in the window of Paul Poiret’s shop.

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About the Costume

This beautifully embroidered coat was first spotted in the 1997 film The Wings of the Dove, where Alison Elliott wore it as Milly Theale. Eleven years later, it was recycled for the 2008 film Coco Chanel, when it appeared as a prop displayed in the window of Paul Poiret’s shop.

Would you wear this coat? Comment below!

This beautifully embroidered coat was first spotted in the 1997 film The Wings of the Dove, where Alison Elliott wore it as Milly Theale. Eleven years later, it was recycled for the 2008 film Coco Chanel, when it appeared as a prop displayed in the window of Paul Poiret’s shop.

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