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  • Lisa Dillon as Mary Smith wearing a blue-gray dress with fringe accents in the 2007 series "Cranford."
    • BBC

    Cranford

    2007

    Costume seen on Lisa Dillon as Mary Smith

  • Alexandra Moen as Frances Barbary wearing a blue-gray dress with fringe accents in the 2015 series "Dickensian."
    • BBC

    Dickensian

    2015

    Costume seen on Alexandra Moen as Frances Barbary

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This sweet blue gray Victorian gown with fringe accents was first spotted in Cranford, where it was worn by Lisa Dillon as Mary Smith in 2007. It was used again in the short lived 2015 series Dickensian, where it appeared on Alexandra Moen as Frances Barbary.

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About the Costume

This sweet blue gray Victorian gown with fringe accents was first spotted in Cranford, where it was worn by Lisa Dillon as Mary Smith in 2007. It was used again in the short lived 2015 series Dickensian, where it appeared on Alexandra Moen as Frances Barbary.

Love Cranford? Check out more reused costumes from the series!

We’d love your support! Consider checking out our Ko-Fi here.

This sweet blue gray Victorian gown with fringe accents was first spotted in Cranford, where it was worn by Lisa Dillon as Mary Smith in 2007. It was used again in the short lived 2015 series Dickensian, where it appeared on Alexandra Moen as Frances Barbary.

Love Cranford? Check out more reused costumes from the series!

We’d love your support! Consider checking out our Ko-Fi here.

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Sighting Credit:
  • Kelsey C.
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Costume Designer:
  • Jenny Beavan

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