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December 10, 2025

So the costumes this week are…um…unique? What do you think?  I did my best to classify them in the proper gallery, but when stuff looks like this what does one even do? Oh well, no big deal, right?

Do any of you have a favorite Holiday movie that you’re watching this Christmas?

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So the costumes this week are…um…unique? What do you think?  I did my best to classify them in the proper gallery, but when stuff looks like this what does one even do? Oh well, no big deal, right?

Do any of you have a favorite Holiday movie that you’re watching this Christmas?

Hope you all are having a wonderful and blessed holiday season.

Check back next week for new updates!

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Costume Commentary

  1. I will once again watch the Sissi Trilogy, as it always airs on Christmas in Germany. This time on RTL (yes the ones who made Sisi 2021) and on Christmas Eve. I guess it’s because they are classics and it’s Sisi’s birthday.

    And I think I would have categorized these costumes similarly.

      • My grandma loved to watch it simply because of the pretty dresses. I also love how quite a few were reuses of Ernst Marischka’s earlier movie Mädchenjahre einer Königin (Victoria in Dover) which also starred Romy Schneider and her mother Magda Schneider in the leading roles. I wonder what happened to the dresses afterwards. Marischka only made three more movies, of which two are period dramas. However one is already set in the 1820s while I can’t date the other one but I would say either late 1800s or early 1900s. Neither really matching with either Victoria in Dover or Sissi‘s style.

          • I was looking at a very bad copy of Das Dreimädlerhaus (The House of the Three Girls) – a movie made by Marischka one year after the third Sissi movie – on Youtube yesterday and well there is at least one dress in the audience which I’m pretty sure is worn by Archduchess Sophie in the second movie but the resolution is horrible and I can’t really get a screencap of it. Maybe one day I can find the movie in a better quality and go through it.

              • I just found out that I can rent it on Youtube officially and judging by the preview that quality is actually decent. Already spotted a second one in a trailer I saw. Oh well, I know what I will do next week after my university assignment is handed in. This weekend will be full on Eras Tour 2.0 movie, Eras Tour documentary and the Mozart/Mozart series release for me, where I will look out mostly for reused props since its the same team as Sisi (2021) and they also shot in the same Latvian studio. I wouldn’t be surprised if they reused the Hofburg sets. But I’ll see at midnight.

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Costume Commentary

  1. I will once again watch the Sissi Trilogy, as it always airs on Christmas in Germany. This time on RTL (yes the ones who made Sisi 2021) and on Christmas Eve. I guess it’s because they are classics and it’s Sisi’s birthday.

    And I think I would have categorized these costumes similarly.

      • My grandma loved to watch it simply because of the pretty dresses. I also love how quite a few were reuses of Ernst Marischka’s earlier movie Mädchenjahre einer Königin (Victoria in Dover) which also starred Romy Schneider and her mother Magda Schneider in the leading roles. I wonder what happened to the dresses afterwards. Marischka only made three more movies, of which two are period dramas. However one is already set in the 1820s while I can’t date the other one but I would say either late 1800s or early 1900s. Neither really matching with either Victoria in Dover or Sissi‘s style.

          • I was looking at a very bad copy of Das Dreimädlerhaus (The House of the Three Girls) – a movie made by Marischka one year after the third Sissi movie – on Youtube yesterday and well there is at least one dress in the audience which I’m pretty sure is worn by Archduchess Sophie in the second movie but the resolution is horrible and I can’t really get a screencap of it. Maybe one day I can find the movie in a better quality and go through it.

              • I just found out that I can rent it on Youtube officially and judging by the preview that quality is actually decent. Already spotted a second one in a trailer I saw. Oh well, I know what I will do next week after my university assignment is handed in. This weekend will be full on Eras Tour 2.0 movie, Eras Tour documentary and the Mozart/Mozart series release for me, where I will look out mostly for reused props since its the same team as Sisi (2021) and they also shot in the same Latvian studio. I wouldn’t be surprised if they reused the Hofburg sets. But I’ll see at midnight.

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Costume Commentary

  1. I will once again watch the Sissi Trilogy, as it always airs on Christmas in Germany. This time on RTL (yes the ones who made Sisi 2021) and on Christmas Eve. I guess it’s because they are classics and it’s Sisi’s birthday.

    And I think I would have categorized these costumes similarly.

      • My grandma loved to watch it simply because of the pretty dresses. I also love how quite a few were reuses of Ernst Marischka’s earlier movie Mädchenjahre einer Königin (Victoria in Dover) which also starred Romy Schneider and her mother Magda Schneider in the leading roles. I wonder what happened to the dresses afterwards. Marischka only made three more movies, of which two are period dramas. However one is already set in the 1820s while I can’t date the other one but I would say either late 1800s or early 1900s. Neither really matching with either Victoria in Dover or Sissi‘s style.

          • I was looking at a very bad copy of Das Dreimädlerhaus (The House of the Three Girls) – a movie made by Marischka one year after the third Sissi movie – on Youtube yesterday and well there is at least one dress in the audience which I’m pretty sure is worn by Archduchess Sophie in the second movie but the resolution is horrible and I can’t really get a screencap of it. Maybe one day I can find the movie in a better quality and go through it.

              • I just found out that I can rent it on Youtube officially and judging by the preview that quality is actually decent. Already spotted a second one in a trailer I saw. Oh well, I know what I will do next week after my university assignment is handed in. This weekend will be full on Eras Tour 2.0 movie, Eras Tour documentary and the Mozart/Mozart series release for me, where I will look out mostly for reused props since its the same team as Sisi (2021) and they also shot in the same Latvian studio. I wouldn’t be surprised if they reused the Hofburg sets. But I’ll see at midnight.

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