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    • Disney

    Cinderella

    2015

    Costume seen on Extra

    • Hat Trick Productions

    Doctor Thorne

    2016

    Costume seen on Cressida Bonas as Patience Oriel

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A wide array of colorful costumes were used for the ball scene in 2015’s Cinderella, which saw this striped Victorian gown pass by in only an instant. The costume could have been made for the film, or may just as easily have originated with an earlier production.

The costume was seen again in more detail the next year in Doctor Thorne, where it was worn by Cressida Bonas as Patience Oriel.

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A wide array of colorful costumes were used for the ball scene in 2015’s Cinderella, which saw this striped Victorian gown pass by in only an instant. The costume could have been made for the film, or may just as easily have originated with an earlier production.

The costume was seen again in more detail the next year in Doctor Thorne, where it was worn by Cressida Bonas as Patience Oriel.

A wide array of colorful costumes were used for the ball scene in 2015’s Cinderella, which saw this striped Victorian gown pass by in only an instant. The costume could have been made for the film, or may just as easily have originated with an earlier production.

The costume was seen again in more detail the next year in Doctor Thorne, where it was worn by Cressida Bonas as Patience Oriel.

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  1. I’m like 95% sure I have seen this dress before. My first guess is The Young Victoria because – if I remember correctly – it was the same costume designer as Cinderella and we’ve seen other reuses from it in that Disney movie. But I could be wrong.

    • I agree that this dress originated with The Young Victoria. I did actually browse through photos of that film before posting this just in case I could find it. I didn’t…but I didn’t watch the entire film, and even if it doesn’t appear, doesn’t mean it wasn’t made for the film. I’m very confident, like you, that it originated with Victoria.

  2. I’ve had dresses made from this mossy green to powder red fabric that looks like chinese ice died but is probably woven that way on my radar for a while now. There must be at least one rococo model of it as well. Here is one hidden under a pink cape at the wedding in Love and Friendship – could be a rococo one, could even be the above one. And deffo the 18th C version on an extra in Harlots S2 2018.

      • S3E1 of The Great, 2019. Again, always so shy of granting a full view. Anyway, I’m pretty sure it/one of them passed the streets and background in many another production post Coppola’s Marie Antoinette – not that I could pin it down in that movie, though I suspected one of Lamballe’s for some time, but MA seems to have influenced the powdery colour palette of later 18th c-set movies quite a bit and this fabric just fits into it.

        ETA: Seems I’ve reached my limit for uploading IMGs from the drive… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Costume Commentary

  1. I’m like 95% sure I have seen this dress before. My first guess is The Young Victoria because – if I remember correctly – it was the same costume designer as Cinderella and we’ve seen other reuses from it in that Disney movie. But I could be wrong.

    • I agree that this dress originated with The Young Victoria. I did actually browse through photos of that film before posting this just in case I could find it. I didn’t…but I didn’t watch the entire film, and even if it doesn’t appear, doesn’t mean it wasn’t made for the film. I’m very confident, like you, that it originated with Victoria.

  2. I’ve had dresses made from this mossy green to powder red fabric that looks like chinese ice died but is probably woven that way on my radar for a while now. There must be at least one rococo model of it as well. Here is one hidden under a pink cape at the wedding in Love and Friendship – could be a rococo one, could even be the above one. And deffo the 18th C version on an extra in Harlots S2 2018.

      • S3E1 of The Great, 2019. Again, always so shy of granting a full view. Anyway, I’m pretty sure it/one of them passed the streets and background in many another production post Coppola’s Marie Antoinette – not that I could pin it down in that movie, though I suspected one of Lamballe’s for some time, but MA seems to have influenced the powdery colour palette of later 18th c-set movies quite a bit and this fabric just fits into it.

        ETA: Seems I’ve reached my limit for uploading IMGs from the drive… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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  1. I’m like 95% sure I have seen this dress before. My first guess is The Young Victoria because – if I remember correctly – it was the same costume designer as Cinderella and we’ve seen other reuses from it in that Disney movie. But I could be wrong.

    • I agree that this dress originated with The Young Victoria. I did actually browse through photos of that film before posting this just in case I could find it. I didn’t…but I didn’t watch the entire film, and even if it doesn’t appear, doesn’t mean it wasn’t made for the film. I’m very confident, like you, that it originated with Victoria.

  2. I’ve had dresses made from this mossy green to powder red fabric that looks like chinese ice died but is probably woven that way on my radar for a while now. There must be at least one rococo model of it as well. Here is one hidden under a pink cape at the wedding in Love and Friendship – could be a rococo one, could even be the above one. And deffo the 18th C version on an extra in Harlots S2 2018.

      • S3E1 of The Great, 2019. Again, always so shy of granting a full view. Anyway, I’m pretty sure it/one of them passed the streets and background in many another production post Coppola’s Marie Antoinette – not that I could pin it down in that movie, though I suspected one of Lamballe’s for some time, but MA seems to have influenced the powdery colour palette of later 18th c-set movies quite a bit and this fabric just fits into it.

        ETA: Seems I’ve reached my limit for uploading IMGs from the drive… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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