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This pretty little gown was first spotted on Emma Pierson as Fanny Dorrit in the 2008 miniseries Little Dorrit. It was seen again on Elizabeth Berrington as Lady Bareacres in the 2018 adaptation of Vanity Fair.
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This pretty little gown was first spotted on Emma Pierson as Fanny Dorrit in the 2008 miniseries Little Dorrit. It was seen again on Elizabeth Berrington as Lady Bareacres in the 2018 adaptation of Vanity Fair.
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This pretty little gown was first spotted on Emma Pierson as Fanny Dorrit in the 2008 miniseries Little Dorrit. It was seen again on Elizabeth Berrington as Lady Bareacres in the 2018 adaptation of Vanity Fair.
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https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/9d50930cf5b9c51a992182eef4e7ca9feac901b5bf91b51eda7ce1bd9bfe1d4d.jpg Oh, the 2018 actually wasn’t the first “Vanity Fair” this dress has seen. Here it is on an extra at the Duchess of Richmond Ball in Mira Nair’s 2004 “Vanity Fair” – regarding the other especially designed costumes it’s very likely a rent in this one as well. And there are no poofy gigot-sleeves.
Also on a Copenhagen courtier in S01Ep08 of “Gentleman Jack”.http://www.frockflicks.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/GentlemanJack-2019-ep8-023-lister-whiteballgown-ladies.png
Log in to ReplyNice, I just spotted it too! There must be others among all those “white” poofy gowns. 🙂
Log in to ReplyI found a hq publicity image. https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/14090219061e28f2d8571b5c1c1040a80eaedc8fab44a11f97f46bbf944ea5ab.jpg
I agree with Anna’s theory that this gown was likely made for a production before Little Dorrit, but I’ve yet to spot it in any of the programs that featured these poofy-sleeved early Victorian confections. 😀
Log in to ReplyI agree, it has to originate elsewhere. I am sure we’ll run across it somewhere at some point.
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https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/9d50930cf5b9c51a992182eef4e7ca9feac901b5bf91b51eda7ce1bd9bfe1d4d.jpg Oh, the 2018 actually wasn’t the first “Vanity Fair” this dress has seen. Here it is on an extra at the Duchess of Richmond Ball in Mira Nair’s 2004 “Vanity Fair” – regarding the other especially designed costumes it’s very likely a rent in this one as well. And there are no poofy gigot-sleeves.
Also on a Copenhagen courtier in S01Ep08 of “Gentleman Jack”.http://www.frockflicks.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/GentlemanJack-2019-ep8-023-lister-whiteballgown-ladies.png
Nice, I just spotted it too! There must be others among all those “white” poofy gowns. 🙂
I found a hq publicity image. https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/14090219061e28f2d8571b5c1c1040a80eaedc8fab44a11f97f46bbf944ea5ab.jpg
I agree with Anna’s theory that this gown was likely made for a production before Little Dorrit, but I’ve yet to spot it in any of the programs that featured these poofy-sleeved early Victorian confections. 😀
I agree, it has to originate elsewhere. I am sure we’ll run across it somewhere at some point.