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Falling Down a Rabbit Hole

February 28, 2024

When you watch a costume drama, do you find yourself delving into the real story later? Well, I certainly do. I have been watching the second season of FEUD, entitled Capote vs. the Swans. It delves into the details of his famous Black and White Ball, and I found myself falling down a rabbit hole.

I started looking at photos of the actual ball and came across a costume that looked familiar. I knew it was from My Fair Lady. But when I watched the movie…I couldn’t find it! Eventually I found it in the stage play, in a photo I probably saw once ten years ago. So…my life is going great. 

We’ve also got an amazing blue floral gown that has been seen in both Jeeves & Wooster and Poirot!  I don’t have as much information on this particular dress, but if anyone does, please leave a comment and let me know.  The same goes for any costume on this site – if you have more information, photos, or research of any kind, I’d love to get it up and on the site.

Ya’ll are awesome.  Keep sending and uploading your wonderful submissions! I see them, I am working on them – I promise! I try to give equal opportunity to everyone, as much as possible.

 

 

When you watch a costume drama, do you find yourself delving into the real story later? Well, I certainly do. I have been watching the second season of FEUD, entitled Capote vs. the Swans. It delves into the details of his famous Black and White Ball, and I found myself falling down a rabbit hole.

I started looking at photos of the actual ball and came across a costume that looked familiar. I knew it was from My Fair Lady. But when I watched the movie…I couldn’t find it! Eventually I found it in the stage play, in a photo I probably saw once ten years ago. So…my life is going great. 

We’ve also got an amazing blue floral gown that has been seen in both Jeeves & Wooster and Poirot!  I don’t have as much information on this particular dress, but if anyone does, please leave a comment and let me know.  The same goes for any costume on this site – if you have more information, photos, or research of any kind, I’d love to get it up and on the site.

Ya’ll are awesome.  Keep sending and uploading your wonderful submissions! I see them, I am working on them – I promise! I try to give equal opportunity to everyone, as much as possible.

 

 

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Katie is the creator of Recycled Movie Costumes, where she’s constantly haunted by the ghosts of costumes past. One day, she had an epiphany: if she had to suffer through these recycled costumes, then so should everyone else! And thus, Recycled Movie Costumes was born.

Contrary to popular belief, Katie does not have a photographic memory, nor does she work in the costume industry. She’s just a girl whose life has slowly spiraled out of control after watching too many costume dramas on Masterpiece Theatre.

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