Bridgerton | Costumes of Bridgerton | Netflix

[@oliquin-roo3420]

I'm glad Netflix is now making these companion videos to their series, it allows us the fans to wander in to the world of our favorite shows.

[@baronessvondengler]

...especially when we’ve binged the show and need something to keep us going!

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[@mmlg24]

This show is a true eye candy in every possible way. The costumes are literally die for, Simon is so handsome! Couldn't stop watching it.

[@urdad9506]

and daphne was a goddess, all the actors/actresses were gorgeous

Costume Of Bridgerton

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[@Jesse-2531]

cgi worsened perfect but the rest was

[@urdad9506]

@@elise6970 yeah but it’s fiction not a documentary or smth

[@kaykovo1]

I hope there is a season 2. I binged this show in 2 days lol

[@spongegod6666]

Same lol I didnt check the time stamps until i felt like i was watching a movie

[@orangehoney2363]

I watched this show 5 times

[@itsjustsandy]

Same !!

[@blizann]

@@orangehoney2363 I'm on my 4th time 😅

[@katr675]

In a day for me 😅

[@ichibanohimesama]

Honestly I feel the costume and set design completely elevated the show. I am in awe at all the beautiful dresses. How I wish we could live day to day wearing these clothes.

[@behsjsnzhsusushe7459]

“the costumes are not historically accurate” wait till u find out the music isn’t either

[@pangchang3332]

Who honestly cares!!!

[@teacher-Eri]

Yeah

[@sjjb2]

fiction never is but a great show

[@hannamadsen]

I mean it wasn't meant to be accurate, thats what really annoys me about bridgerton costume reviews

[@existentialcrisis8902]

Maroon 5 in violin🙄

[@noodle9993]

The costumes were not historically accurate at all, but weirdly because they never pretended to be I never felt bothered by it, unlike something that claims entire historical accuracy and then gets it horrendously wrong

[@hollywooddarling]

EXACTLY!

[@antarcticwitch2296]

When they were wearing black I was like wtf

[@lizzardgirl100]

The costumes didn’t bother me but the hair did quite often.

[@Cecilia13241]

@@lizzardgirl100 The fake bangs and the wigs AHHHHHHH

[@Pr0fessorScience]

They clearly weren't going for historical accuracy, so that part definitely didn't bother me. I *was* seriously annoyed by color choices, textile choices, and fit, though. Our main characters are in fairly drab colors that make them blend into the background of lots of shots - sure, highlighting the Featheringtons as garish is one thing, but there's a middle ground between ostentatious like poor Penelope and completely invisible like an extra and a lot of times they didn't hit it, especially with Daphne. A lot of the textiles just look cheap, and that *really* took me out of the story because nearly every character we're following is wealthy. And the fit, AAAGGGH the fit! Empire waists hitting in the middle of busts! Are these people having their clothing custom-made and tailored to their own bodies or not? Just....AAAGGHH!

[@scorpioqueen5626]

The massive budget being allocated to 7500 costumes indicates that there will be more seasons moving forward otherwise these awesome dresses would go to waste😄

[@Tracydot3]

I think they will just make new dresses the second season. I want a dress!

[@zaroyana]

most likely they will become part of a travelling fashion exhibit such as Downton Abbey or Game of Thrones.

[@yleilaf.a7967]

I'm curious where do the dresses go when the show is done because I really want one 😆

[@audreyg1442]

@@yleilaf.a7967 they probably will sell them to costume warehouses for other films to reuse or repurpose. Or they will repurpose it for other Netflix shows

[@Fubs_the_queen]

I’m just happy that that means people in the costuming industry are getting jobs!

[@bellabana]

I loved the over the top luxurious high fashion interpretation of the period, that’s what made this series so different, from the casting to the clothes. People getting all prissy about them not wearing exact copies of the original style are missing the point, we have plenty of shows and movies that strictly adhere historically. Whereas Bridgerton takes everything a step further, from casting, clothes to sexual content, people need to get over themselves!

[@LSSYLondon]

The costumer NAILED the way the gowns were described in the books especially the Featherington choices of those OTT yellows and oranges and adding too much to everything! I mean it really brought the characters to life!

[@SiriusFeanor]

Please can we stop with the whole "corsets were so evil" thing? Why would you show tight-lacing if we don't even see her waist in that dress?! What was the point of that?

[@MoniqueSinha]

Exactly!!!

[@siapaaku2251]

acts as a bustier I believe?

[@JasminMiettunen]

siapa aku? but you don’t need to pull the laces around the waist and ribcage for that. You are correct that they wore something resembling a bustier, but that whole ass tight corset they showed was completely unnecessary. In other seems it looked like they wore a more realistic looking garment

[@purplerobin92]

The point was to show the character of the mother. Pretty much.

[@dangutube5420]

Cause they gotta show off the top deck

[@ArtemisScribe]

The costumes were certainly fun, they have a real dressing up box quality to them which kind of makes you lean into the indulgent end of the show rather than trying to take anything too seriously, but gosh did I want to see a bonnet, or two. I don't know why costume designers hate them so much, they're so full of possibilities as fun and interesting accessories!

[@cattd00]

I was looking for this too. Regency with a twist doesn’t mean it’s necessarily a good thing but this show was more fantasy then realism so it works ig.

[@Tracydot3]

Bonnets cover the face and can be a nightmare for lighting and shooting the actor's face. That's why shows and movies prefer to avoid them. I remember the costume designer and director of Handmaid's Tale talking about how difficult it is to shoot with the bonnets but they have to since they are important to the story.

[@ArtemisScribe]

@@Tracydot3 yeah but other productions have shown how you can easily keep a clear face and a bonnet, like The Young Victoria with their sheer bonnets or last year's Emma with their high and wide bonnets that sat back from the face, the wings on Handmaid's Tale are supposed to be claustrophobic and restrictive, it's a requirement of the setting, it's a totally different thing to a fashionable bonnet. It's like the difference between say, a hat and a muzzle.

[@cattd00]

@@Tracydot3 I would say a really great example of bonnet use is little women (the 90s version obviously) or definetly Emma 2020 which is the best example of any regency costuming this far.

[@aspannas]

@@Tracydot3 That's just a bad excuse. It's not the real reason, Hollywood just don't find bonnets sexy. Several film and tv shows have been able to shoot actors with bonnets. Stop with this excuse.

[@roseprecious2690]

There better be a season 2😭

[@yourlocalfriend640]

Fr and I want it to be about Daphne and Simon not by the book

[@ruthiebaby3055]

Bro! 😭

[@silviacenteno4866]

Anna Oof you say that just because you haven't read the book. The second book tells the story of Anthony and Kate and in my opinion is way better than Daphne's story...

[@DatVo-tl2dw]

@@silviacenteno4866 frrr, straying away from the books has NEVER worked out for any tv adaptation show

[@fischl2258]

Amen 🙏

[@HighDef69]

I never binged a series this quickly, ever. Which is surprising, since I mostly enjoy Sci-fi and Horror. But, I loved the story and the characters. Especially loved to see a mixed bag of people. Can't wait for season 2. Well done Netflix. 🔥🔥

[@hunnerdayEDT]

I’m in the middle of watching it again. I’m going to savory the experience this time.

[@shaistasoha289]

Same I love Sci-fi and horror though I binged it in 2 days.

[@cheybae1193]

I’m waiting on season 2. I finished it in a day 😭😭😭 awe man

[@alex_bee]

Same!! It was such an emotional rollercoaster 😍 not sure the twist in the end about Lady Whistletown is logical, but I knew it would be that character hah

[@pat12302]

@@alex_bee What do you mean about not being sure if the twist at the end was logical? The same character was lady W in the books as well but we have the luxury now of being able to see how the character became lady W in future seasons. We didn't have that luxury in the books because we found out who it is later on and it was never fully explained but I'm certain they will focus on this aspect in the tv show

[@alex_bee]

@@pat12302 oh OH really? Well I think I’m an uneducated swine who had an idea that this TV show was based on a book slip through my mind completely 😅 so as I understood, it’s as ambiguous in the books too. Hopefully they’ll make Lady W’s character more complete and give an explanation as to how it was who it was in the next season(s) oof!!

[@pat12302]

@@alex_bee Nooo you're not, many ppl actually don't know that bridgerton is based on books! No one knows who lady W until the character's book. Personally I think that show creators decided to reveal it now because it's very easy to find out who lady W is so revealing it like this actually shocked many viewers. Also we can see how the character became lady W and we will understand better why she did certain things. So I'm sure it's gonna be fun in future seasons. Also season 2 is gonna be amazing, it's about many readers' fav couple so I cannot wait as well!

[@alex_bee]

@@pat12302 more people should know more about the book!! I guess it’s just a part of the burden of living in 21st century. Still appreciated their twist, all of the actors’ acting is amazing!! So hopefully we’ll get season 2 sooner than anticipated & it’ll explain everything :))

[@r.r.9141]

Daphne's wardrobe in the show were my absolute favourite I was stunned at every scene she was in!! Not a single one was bad. I haven't watched a show that had me so in awe of the clothes, even some of the Featherington dresses were so beautiful!!

[@StylingtheCenturies]

I think people who are getting so angry about the lack of historical accuracy in the show aren't taking it for what it is - a fantasy! It's based on novels and so should be taken as fictitious! Also, side note I would LOVE to go into that costume warehouse oh my! Extra side note - I have actually sewn myself one of the dresses and have a tutorial on my channel if anyone wants to make their own Bridgerton dress

[@may.k_me]

If you don't want to be inundated with complaints about historical accuracy with regards to the costume, don't make it a point to repeatedly market it as a drama set in the Regency period And people are rightly annoyed because period dramas like this one always get the costumes wrong and spread false ideas about corsets

[@al6369]

@@may.k_me it’s marketed as a reimagined regency drama. The costumes have also been reimagined. And anyone is capable of doing their own research or watching Banner or Karolina.

[@tacosmexicanstyle7846]

While there are a few people who harp on about historical accuracy, I think most people were irritated about how the style choices weren’t accurate to the characters or the universe itself. In no version of fantasy regency does the waistline cut across the breasts in such an unflattering way. The trips to the dressmaker are a core part of the story, so it’s immersion breaking for the dresses to not fit. And if they’re all hand made, why does each character have 50 dresses? I feel like we should have been seeing the same three or four dresses on rotation throughout. The designers then could have focused on a small amount of high quality dresses for lead characters, and they could have been made in more expensive natural fabrics that would look and feel flattering. Every choice in TV and film should be intentional. If they’re deviating from historical accuracy to create a fantasy, the creative liberties they take have to actually make sense with that objective. Instead they kinda made everyone look way cheaper and nastier than, say, in Emma (2020) where we saw only a few gowns but each one was *beautiful*.

[@kscott6378]

From the costumes to the set designs this is one of the prettiest shows I have ever watched. I cannot wait for season 2.

[@krishanu5133]

Kinda fun watching them all talk after watching Bernadette Banner AND Karolina Zebrowskä explain WHY these weren't historically accurate

[@ememem2952]

same

[@LadyLier17]

Same!!!

[@LadyLier17]

Basically came here just to see if they knew about their "mistakes" principally the corsets one

[@Risaala]

I think Netflix either assumes that the audience of these KZbin videos doesn't also watch CosTube, or the Netflix makers of these videos don't watch CosTube--which is somehow worse...

[@SarahHope883]

I love how the costumes and hair say so much about each character and family. They are absolutely gorgeous. I regularly pause the show to admire them.

[@lauramailhot1416]

The only thing I didn’t like about this girl was with historical accuracy they were not corset they are called stays but instead using stays they used corsets They are two different things

[@AirQuotes]

Exactly most people have no idea and alot of costume designers ignore historical accuracy for a joke or to perpetuate pop culture inaccuracies erg

[@wzrdreams]

The lack of chemises was more off-putting than the incorrect terminology.

[@emieve617]

Yes and most importantly stays can’t be tight laced like the scenes, not to mention as waists weren’t visible in the silhouette, no one would be bothered to. Perpetuating poor stereotypes.

[@angelmora3660]

The costume designer clearly said "interpretation of the XVIII silhouette", which means is not meant to be accurate (just like the show itself).

[@sanem4208]

But on the other hand if a movie/ show/ book which clearly is fiction or has a tad bit of real history in it and on further notice you’re accepting these as a source of credibility you’ve lost all control in your life. And furthermore I don’t understand why we, the viewership has always has to be _this_ nitpicky

[@stellaray2383]

Emma 2020 set the bar too high, no regency film can live up to it! Give us some damn bonnets! 💅🏼

[@cattd00]

Love that movie. An actual masterpiece. One of the best period costuming in the past few years.

[@r.s.2300]

The costume was brilliant, but the writing and directing are such a disappointment. I was hoping for a more feminist view for such a feminist novel but alas all the director cared about was the aesthetics.

[@Hewene]

Did the famous Mr. Pearl forget to make chemises under the stays? I bet it would make the wear experience even better!

[@cattd00]

THANK YOU FOR SAYING THIS. You literally made my day lol.

[@danielleA18]

WE WANT CHEMISES !!

[@Risaala]

Yes, and if Regency stays don't feel good, they don't fit!!

[@emilyfowler6042]

The first minute I watched this I was blown away by the costumes and noticed that throughout they did change a lot so it really does not surprise me that Daphne had 104 dresses! I congratulate the costume team you guys did an incredible job! I aspire to be like you some day

[@DikzIndo00]

WE NEED SEASON 2

[@vincykuan]

I watched this 7 times haha.. don’t regret it SEASON 2 BETTA COME and it betta come fast 💨

[@BubblyBrainiac]

Bespoke! Handmaid! So detailed. And yet they omit shifts and petticoats. And no, you don't get an award for wearing something women wore daily for hundreds of years. Especially when we still have bras, girdles, and spanx today. I'd also appreciate an explanation for the tight-lacing scene when tight-lacing was irrelevant in the Regency era.

[@lyndabethcave3835]

Posted this on another comment, but here’s why I think the tightlacing scene works: . . .the tightlacing scene adds a LOT to the series. It's the perfect way to set up the world in a super short scene. It gives SO much information about what Lady Featherington is like (a bit clueless about the fashion of the day), what the show will be like (it's gonna mess with your historical Regency drama sensibilities), what the world is like. The entire show is a commentary on how modern people view the oppression of women in the Regency era, (among other things), and thus I think it's a brilliant visual metaphor for Bridgerton itself. The tightlacing trope in cinema is a shorthand for "women's oppression", and the audience is used to that. I don't necessarily think it's an accurate or good trope, buuuut it's what the average cinemagoer understands these days. I think Bridgerton does a good job of utilising it and subverting it (by taking stays that couldn't even be tight-laced and making it tightlaced they stretch the trope to the point of ridiculous to make the points I mentioned above).

[@Pr0fessorScience]

@@lyndabethcave3835 your theory is clever as hell, but I'd have to guess that the average romance-novel-turned-Netflix-series viewer doesn't actually know or care enough about historical fashion for it to even occur to them that tightlacing would be completely pointless during an era of empire waists. So, to me, it just ends up feeling like I'm watching a mistake happening. The tightlacing still isn't remotely as bad as the fit of the clothing, though - I don't know who thought it would work to show us wealthy people in bespoke, tailor-made dresses with waistlines that literally cut mid-boob.

[@yevxnii]

I usually don't watch a lot of period dramas, but Bridgerton stayed up all night watching it🤍 The dresses and costumes were pretty all the time.The dress is a dress, but I don't think you can beat the queen's hair😂

[@fazlul78]

Ok, but can we please talk about how they managed to sneak in modern songs like thank u, next and bad guy into this show?! Love it!

[@lemmylaineyjames72]

Outstanding, the costume department is incredible. The details of every gown, jewellery, etc . Everything is so pretty

[@letzsnuggzz]

I love that there is a theme emerging in these interviews. That Shonda has truly inspired all of those working on her productions to push the envelope further and break out of the box. That's the hallmark of a good leader.

[@lilymichalik465]

Loved the show so much ! Need season 2

[@vallik4402]

Great to see the actual "modiste " (and her team )of the show. The costumes are splendidly spectacular. The show appeals to all your senses. I don't mind overlooking the historical accuracy of the show because it's not a historical documentary for it to be empirical. It isn't just any other entertaining series , but something that's greatly apart. It has set the standards not only for any up coming period dramas but also to shondaland itself. This season of the Bridgerton series has upped the audience expectations to such great heights that shondaland will now have the actual challenge to keep up with the audience expectations in their upcoming seasons . Good luck to the Bridgerton team!

[@anamartinho1272]

Bridgerton has my entire heart. The books and the series. They truly saved my 2020.

[@chibirurouni]

7,500 pieces but not a shift in sight. It would have made the actresses much more comfortable.

[@violetbloomberg4453]

Wow! Amazing how much work they put into the costumes. They need to win an award for all of this.

[@erikaalexandraparrabernal2021]

What an outstanding work the designer and the entire costume department did for this show! I love the twists, the colours and the fancy fabrics I saw through the show. This video focused it’s entire content on the Women’s Costumes but OMG the Men’s costumes on this show!!!!!! They were absolutely gorgeous and the pieces they were wearing inside and outside home were fabulous!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️ Can’t wait for season 2!

[@bidhuvitiello9363]

Can't wait for Kate and Anthony's story 😍😍 Hopefully we will get the season 2 this year

[@TulsiEzhilan]

The most engaging period drama I've watched in recent times. Amazing cast and performance. Well done team Bridgerton!! Can't wait for Season 2...

[@elineclaeys8226]

I loved the costumes but for the love of God have them wear shifts. I get uncomfortable just from looking at it.

[@wndrss99]

Do you really? Why?

[@elineclaeys8226]

​@@wndrss99 Well, it's important to have a layer under a corset or stays when wearing them because they protect the skin form friction and rash (you can see it somewhere in the show that Daphne's actress has irritated spots on her back). It also protects the corsets themselves from sweat and oils from the body which is handy since they are hard to wash. I guess you could compare it to wearing no socks in your shoes and they going on a hike, not very fun. It was probably done to show more skin and a lot of series and movies do this but it would stil be nice to see the right undergarments. They can be just as appealing. (bit of a long response, i just really like this topic :3)

[@ceoofhenjoyment]

I was astonished by these beautiful dresses😍😍 The bespoke, handmade and uniqueness is just gorgeous! Can’t wait for season 2🙌🏾

[@surpriseitscaz]

I wish they'd dressed Daphne more appropriately after her status change. I get they wanted to emphasise how young she was, but it would have been nice to see her in richer fabrics and better accessories as the story progressed, particularly at the ball they threw. Her hair was 95% dreadful - no deb would go about with her hair down all the time, and she constantly looked unkempt and dowdy, despite the Bridgertons being very rich and considered the epitome of taste. When she occasionally had it up, and with the miserable, unflattering bangs/fringe out of her face, she looked a million times better. It's kind of fine for Eloise to be a mess, not being out yet, and being less concerned about appearance and more rebellious, but Daphne was the "good" girl. She should have been allowed to look better.

[@giota679]

Maybe in season 2 😉 Also I Cannot with the bangs who thought of that?

[@johannarodriguez9848]

Netflix please give us season 2 this year.

[@sjjb2]

proud of UK and Netflix for bringing the show together with all nations on the crew to see be and enjoy

[@jasminezhu1163]

Wow i am stunned. The costumes were gorgeous and flawless. Love this series! Waiting for season 2...

[@aditisiddharth6472]

Costumes of note (my opinion): lady Danbury, duke of Hastings and Violet Brigerton! So beautiful and colour choices on point!

[@icyvibes4141]

I could tell that a lot of hard work and time went into the whole process but especially the costumes because everyone of them were so beautiful! It was one of the things i loved about the show and made me want to watch more to see what daphne was wearing next! I know it will take a while to air season 2 but i can’t wait!

[@CCBoulevard]

the wigs were laid👏👏, the diversity, the storylines, SIMON😍 omg.. well-done netflix.. I watched the whole series in 8 hours I just couldn't stop watching it🤩

[@Julie-cl9je]

J’ai adoré cette série, franchement je la trouve super bien construite.

[@JellyGummy26]

That "corset" tight lacing scene was completely unnecessary

[@jellybean1528]

Why try to make your waist tiny if it aint gonna show? WHY???

[@angelmora3660]

@@jellybean1528 I guess it's a metaphor for uptight. I thought the same thing but the show is not meant to be historically accurate anyways.

[@georgiebennett3336]

in a historical perspective, yes that was unnecessary because the 1810s are in similar ways to the 1920s wherein corsetry/stays aren't as rigid compared to the 18th century and the Victorian Era.

[@zhanehoyle8269]

@@georgiebennett3336 No. just...no. There weren't any corsets until the early Victorian era. Stays do not have the same structure as a corset. Even then, you had to wear a chemise underneath the stays in order to protect your skin, same with the corset. There is also a fact that a stay cannot be tight lace like a victorian corset. Stays and corsets are like bra, but you wouldn't know what a bra feels like because you're a man and you don't have to worry about your chest drooping and bouncing whenever you're walking about. Just as long as they fit the body, historical ladies don't complain about it.

[@lyndabethcave3835]

I think the tightlacing scene adds a LOT to the series. It's the perfect way to set up the world in a super short scene. It gives SO much information about what Lady Featherington is like (a bit clueless about the fashion of the day), what the show will be like (it's gonna mess with your historical Regency drama sensibilities), what the world is like. The entire show is a commentary on how modern people view the oppression of women in the Regency era, (among other things), and thus I think it's a brilliant visual metaphor for Bridgerton itself. The tightlacing trope in cinema is a shorthand for "women's oppression", and the audience is used to that. I don't necessarily think it's an accurate or good trope, buuuut it's what the average cinemagoer understands these days. I think Bridgerton does a good job of utilising it and subverting it (by taking stays that couldn't even be tight-laced and making it tightlaced they stretch the trope to the point of ridiculous to make the points I mentioned above).

[@sweetaliena]

Seeing the pantone palette on the wall made my designer heart flutter!😍

[@PistachioDean]

Ellen: We tried to stick to the basic foundation of the 1813 silhouette Tight lacing Scene: hold my beer.

[@yashashreepatel5338]

I would die to wear these dresses. So beautiful 😭❤️

[@carolfsanisme]

The show is amazing, and it's wardrobe as well. I liked the decision to make the queen's outfit very different, kind of out of the time period. But the corsets really bugged me. 1) they're supposed to be tied in the middle, if you tie them in the bottom, you just rip them apart 2) the corsets for this era were different than those in the show 3) why have a tiny waist if you're using flowy straight dresses that won't show it? And for goodness why wear a corset on bare skin?

[@clichepuffoodie]

I absolutely loved bridgerton's dresses!!!!

[@christinenguyen7322]

The costumes of season 2 has outdone itself. Absolutely brillant!

[@drtugcebozkurt]

I loved Daphne’s tiny necklaces, where can I find them, any thoughts?!

[@compka93]

I LOVED LOVED the costumes. I loved EVERYTHING about this series.

[@KristaHarrisSB]

Wonderful show, and quite the tour de force making all those costumes. Kudos to the whole design team. That said, some of the design choices were a bit jarring. For season two, I would like to see them wearing shifts or chemises under their stays... and no tight lacing, which is ridiculous in a Regency silhouette. And Queen Charlotte can certainly be different but not wearing clothes that are literally decades out of fashion. There are historical gowns and portraits of her wearing the Regency fashion. Also I would like to see more accurate hairstyles, Regency updos and curls can be quite pretty, so why have long hair hanging to one side? I realize the show is fantasy and I enjoy that aspect of it - not every detail needs to be historically accurate. But in season 2 it would be nice if they would address these couple of issues.

[@loudevanneaux661]

I just want to know why they don’t wear shifts/chemises?? Corsets aren’t actually uncomfortable if you wear something underneath them! Wack shit

[@sophieellen8147]

Exactly! I also don't understand why they had the cast wear corsets under rectangular-shaped dresses that were not supposed to accentuate the figure.

[@loudevanneaux661]

@@sophieellen8147 I mean, stays are also meant for bust support, so that part’s accurate, they just definitely didn’t need to be so tight. I’m really upset haha

[@Risaala]

Amen.

[@stephaniepinto9390]

@@loudevanneaux661 I think it showed that mom doing it because she didn’t want her daughters looking fat. Also maybe for posture. Daphne

[@evilydal]

Yessss gimmeee SEASON 2 PLSSSSS ASAP i need Anthony and Kates story too and snippet of Daphne and simons children

[@gleeksunitexo]

I loved Eloise’s costumes the most, with all of her chemisettes and jackets. Surprised daphne didn’t wear them, I recall her wearing jacket maybe once

[@ericakang]

Seriously so ravishing! I would also love to see the locations in which Bridgerton was shot.They were exquisite.

[@yanausop8322]

The costumes make simon n daphne look so adorable gorgeous

[@BusiofHF]

Its so thrilling to see a book I've read come to life, i completely 100% enjoyed watching 🥰. Thumbs up for Julia Quinn💛

[@deboraalexis4016]

Love everything about this show! Costumes are gorgeous ❤❤❤ Hair ,makeup, cast ...please come back !! Something so fresh to look at!🌹🌹🌹🎂💞💞💞

[@CarolineLFranco]

Now there has to be a season 2 with all those STUPENDOUS costumes!

[@irembulduruc6679]

The fact they have put so much time, months and afford to the show and I just watched it in like 1 day😭

[@eleanor7]

I don't mind that they weren't historical accuracy because I didn't expect them to be since it was Netflix and Shondaland. I expected them to be big, beautiful, bold, and being influence by the period, which they were. The thing that drove me crazy was the heads not being covered when they went out, since they had some nice hats in the show. I wasn't expecting bonnets, but coverings of some kind. And the loose hair down, just looked silly and too modern. It made several of the actresses look way too young.

[@dawni5365]

The fashions and the hair.....EXQUISITE!!!!!

[@yvesnsd]

i really never understood why costume designers always want to compromise historical accuracy and omit essential articles of clothing to that time period just because they “dont like it” or because they think it’s not pleasing to the eye

[@lindalegg7137]

They absolutely deserve a Emmy for costume design

[@aspannas]

lol what, that's a joke right?

[@lindalegg7137]

@@aspannas for costume design

[@slowedsongz8805]

i watched the whole show in one day and i’m obsessed

[@zahrazafira7600]

This is by far the best thing that's happened to the end of 2020.

[@jamm9578]

Watched it straight 8-9hrs w/o break til 3am and never did i regret it huhu i need s2 rn ughhhh never have i been obsessed on a series like this 😩 been watching bts and interviews for days now I NEED MORE PLS NETFLIX HAVE S2 THIS YR 😭🙏💖

[@tanvinazneen5655]

One of the best series for 2020-2021

[@stylecollective-qt9um]

What she's been able to achieve with those costumes for a television series is nothing less than a feat.

[@marina1161]

WE NEED MORE OF Bridgerton 🙏🏼😫

[@SteelTreeGone]

Beautiful clothes for the actors and actress ,and the men’s clothes is just lovely, lovely everything

[@sergiovela7686]

Them posting this after all of costube already roasted the outfits 💀

[@Risaala]

Yeah, like doesn't Netflix have people who do research or is that not in the budget for a company that already made 7500 polyester dresses?

[@szzsuzsanna5781]

I mean just look at the majority of the comments - the viewers don't care about accuracy, but much more about it having a WoW effect and resembling the idea of a historical costume. You need to put in some effort (care, curiosity, understanding) to like something that is not pleasing to our modern eyes. Netflix is the new mass entertainment where this does not sell.

[@siapaaku2251]

@@szzsuzsanna5781 true

[@idontknow950]

It's not meant to be accurate?

[@prettynerd4779]

The Queen wearing an Afro wig was pretty cool and actually didnt look out of place because women wore crazy hairstyles then even rocking Ostrich feathers and ornaments in their hair. I heard Marie Antoinette had a toy ship as a hair piece.

[@georgiebennett3336]

Interestingly for the year 1813, her look would've been outdated among younger generation. Well, I guess having her fashion not updated makes sense since she's an older woman and older people typically stick to their own era's fashion trends and taste

[@prettynerd4779]

@@georgiebennett3336 Yes, look at the Dowager Countess from Downton Abbey.. she dressed like it was 1885

[@paulinesanchez3537]

This show is my favorite of 2021 (I think it aired in 2020 but just watched it so it's 2021 for me) 💜 I adored everything in it ! The costumes and decors were fantastic ! I cannot wait to see what they have in store for us for the 2nd season 😊

[@midnightblack07]

Gorgeous costumes, amazing cast, heartwarming romance... What more can one ask for! 😍

[@31_chayanitsriwilai14]

The costumes can easily represent the way Bridgeton is It is wonderful

[@theeleanorshellstrop]

I love how Polly and Golda acknowledged the team!!

[@aceofheartstv5891]

Wow!...super elegant show...love every set...

[@Erinshouse10]

I’m already obsessed with this show

[@ashleylynnfotos]

ok but what happened to the kings necklace he gave to her

[@TheBarboi]

YES! I am not the only one that walked away wondering what happened to the necklace.... 😏 😉 😂

[@valeriefawkes8401]

I think when Daphne took it off she left it ..on the wall next to her... Someone must have found it! But whom.....?..to be continued...lol

[@ashleylynnfotos]

@@TheBarboi I was thinking it was the blonde girl who was mad Daphne took the prince but then they never brought it up again lol

[@TheBarboi]

@@ashleylynnfotos ohhh yeah... She stole it... She was a sneaky blackmailing treacherous little thing... 😂 I was actually suprised, since it was a piece of royal jewelry, no request was made for it's return... Maybe we'll see that in the deleted scenes on DVD release... 😏

[@Risaala]

Actually, yeah, she dropped it like it was made of plastic...was it??

[@firstofall21]

With those budgets it wont hurt to actually get it 80% accurate with the dresses are suppose to be even if they want make it look over the top fashion

[@nikita9128]

I binged this show in 1 days. What a brilliant show and the costumes 👏 👌

[@reneeangele4766]

Finally the video we've all been waiting for. The costumes.

[@ximenapena4705]

I love these little behind the scene videos, I would love an interview with Julie Andrews!!!!!!

[@lizzardsthename]

I binged the first season in one sittingggg and afterwards I was exhausted because the drama was REAL! I really really hope they make a 2nd season until the 9th!

[@marietanguy7524]

stop making actress wear uncomfy corsets when it is not historically accurate!!!

[@secretbasta9125]

I would really watch it over and over. I think i found my new favorite. This is great

[@umno7745]

Loved the empire period styles of the costumes in the show, hoping for a season 2 which will then allow for us to see more styles from the romantic period that follows.

[@hemasingh9108]

Big thumbs up to this team cause those dresses were all so beautiful and deeply detailed and I loved them so much 🥺

[@julesmerlo6247]

somebody send this to bernadette

[@sushiray80]

Nicole's such a doll...and she's Whistledowne...amazing..😄

[@karensmith5404]

The whole costumes on this show are beautiful

[@yurikim9618]

I'm obsessed on this series i watch 6x 😍😍 Phoebe is My New Girl crush Indeed!!!