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Natalie Dormer in The Scandalous Lady W (2015)
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isabelleneville · 10 months
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@perioddramasource: PERIOD DRAMA APPRECIATION WEEK
Day Seven: Free Day ~ Favourite Period Drama Actress - NATALIE DORMER
Selected Filmography:
Casanova - Victoria Donato
The Tudors - Anne Boleyn, Marquess of Pembroke, later, Queen of England
Agatha Christie's Marple - Moira Nicholson
W.E. - Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, Duchess of York, later, Queen of England
Rush - Gemma
The Scandalous Lady W - Seymour Worsley, Lady Worsley,
Picnic at the Hanging Rock - Hester Appleyard
The Professor and the Madman - Eliza Merrett
Penny Dreadful: City of Angels - Magda, pictured as one of her aliases Elsa Branson
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fuckyeahcostumedramas · 6 months
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Natalie Dormer as Lady Seymour Worsley in The Scandalous Lady W (TV Film, 2015).
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wardrobeoftime · 10 months
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The Scandalous Lady W + Costumes
Seymour Fleming, Lady Worsley’s yellow & blue dress.
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season-77 · 24 days
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I would like to present scandalously bare shoulder and foot today...
In this matter, I greatly rely on the help of @librawritesstuff who can calculate for us what percentage of nudity is in this nudity …
@librawritesstuff will you please do your duty…
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Period Drama Appreciation Week 2022
Day 3 - Favorite Costumes
Roxanne dress from Cyrano (2021)
Eliza Doolittle dress from My Fair Lady (1964)
Juliet Ashton dress from The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (2018)
The Phantom suit from The Phantom of the Opera (1990)
Lady Seymour Worsley dress from The Scandalous Lady W (2015)
Empress Elisabeth dress from Sissi. Die junge Kaiserin/Sissi. The Young Empress (1956)
Belle dress from La Belle et la Bête/ The Beauty and the Beast (2014)
Delilah peacock dress from Samson and Delilah (1949)
Miranda dress from Dragonwyck (1946)
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thetudorslovers · 2 years
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"Blue is the color of the sky and water, symbolizing peace and serenity. The Ancient Egyptians created the first blue pigment around 2,200 B.C. They heated a mixture of sand, ground limestone and copper-containing minerals like malachite or azurite at a high temperature. This process created an opaque blue glass that was crushed and combined with a thickening agent to make glaze and paint.
Ultramarine was usually reserved for only the most important commissions, such as the blue robes of the Virgin Mary in Gérard David’s Virgin and Child with Female Saints. Supposedly, Baroque master Johannes Vermeer loved the color so much that he pushed his family into debt. It remained extremely expensive until a synthetic ultramarine was invented in 1826, by a French chemist, which was then aptly named “French Ultramarine.”
Cobalt blue dates back to the 8th and 9th centuries, and was then used to color ceramics and jewelry. This was especially the case in China, where it was used in distinctive blue and white patterned porcelain. A purer alumina-based version was later discovered by French chemist Louis Jacques Thénard in 1802, and commercial production began in France in 1807. Painters,such as J. M. W. Turner, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Vincent Van Gogh,started using the new pigment as an alternative to expensive ultramarine.
Originally composed of cobalt magnesium stannate, the sky-colored cerulean blue was perfected by Andreas Höpfner in Germany in 1805 by roasting cobalt and tin oxides. However, the color was not available as an artistic pigment until 1860 when it was sold by Rowney and Company under the name of coeruleum. Artist Berthe Morisot used cerulean along with ultramarine and cobalt blue to paint the blue coat of the woman in A Summer's Day, 1887."
Source: https://mymodernmet.com/shades-of-blue-color-history/
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onlyperioddramas · 2 years
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The Scandalous Lady W (2015), director Sheree Folkson
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123star3456 · 1 year
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Lady W - We could have had it all
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Natalie Dormer in The Scandalous Lady W (2015)
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librawritesstuff · 4 months
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That line delivery.
That hair.
And that snarky little face.
You’re a real asshole, Sir Richard
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edwardseymour · 3 months
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i can't remember if i posted this to my old blog but it’s important so either way i am going to post it here as well: hallie rubenhold (historian who covers sex work, author of ‘the five’ and ‘the covent garden ladies’ — which was adapted into the show ‘harlots’) follows julie bindel, a radical feminist journalist from the uk, who is sex-work exclusionary, and one of the Big Names™️ in mainstream british transphobia.
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wardrobeoftime · 11 months
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The Scandalous Lady W + Costumes
Seymour Fleming, Lady Worsley’s red, blue, golden & white uniform.
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perioddramapolls · 4 months
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Period dramas dresses tournament: Red dresses Round 1- Group B: Seymour Worsley, The scandalous lady W (gifset) vs Mrs. Steerforth, The personal history of David Copperfield (full dress in the 23th gif in this gifset)
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season-77 · 22 days
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Please forgive me as I didn't prepare a thorough presentation on today's topic…
I succumbed to the selfish temptation of touring Gothic cities in northern Germany.
I hope that this small token of apology will be accepted.
Rest assured that starting from Monday, I will return to my studies with increased enthusiasm.
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The Scandalous Lady W (2015), dir. Sheree Folkson
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