The actress has piled it on top of her fringe, rather than pulling it perfectly neat. Think she looks stunning. The fur colour suits her seasonal colours. Caramel.
Silver lurex little top, short sleeved.
Even though she is crying, really like her makeup and she has made her hairstyle pretty by pulling out strands.
Think this is a variation on a 50’s backcombed beehive hairstyle,
Thnk I wouldn’t opt for such a large fur hat, don’t like the fabric on top.
Love this white lace top. This is timeless because you can style it with something on trend to make it up to date. Love the idea of giving it an old fashioned twist with a victorian broach. Would buy a new broach to keep it trendy. Would either buy it or have it made for me.
Sort of like her hairstyle, but she would have to go to Guy hairdressers to get it to suit her better. She is so pretty, maybe the wringlets should be longer. Would have to study this.
She is wrapped up nice and warm and getting out and about and enjoying the snow with her children.
This is the 70’s tribal look inspired by traditional African villages. The actress has made it a statement piece by wearing it with a simple black outfit. Her hair is worn down with this look.
The film fashion
Fur hat
Went for black and white as they are winter colours.
If I look like I’m going to a fancy dress party, won’t wear it. If it looks good, will wear it.
Found some fur hats at Temu, choose the ones for your seasonal colour.
This is a good price to pay, you can play around with it, if it looks awful, you could just wear it in bed.
What you really need to do is go shopping round loads of shops and see if there is one that suits you. This is a cheap way to play until shopping comes back.
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This hat could be from Korea which means it might be too small for western women or women with thick hair. It could fit though? who knows these days.
If you have a sewing machine you could alter it, not sure how as can’t tell what it is.
The silver lurex top
Sequin Chiffon Layered Knit Top
Not even sure what this is, but the top the character is wearing is just for round the house, guess she is trying to look fairly smart though.
Think I’m 12 – 14 at the top and size 8 at the hips?
haven’t got a clue what this will be.
Hopefully edit this look if the highstreet comes back.
You could tuck the flap in or hem it depending on the length of the jumper?
I don’t do antique any more, if you do there looked to be a lot more options. Have to say I have watched this program a few times and always loved this look.
Here are my findings:
Women’s Blouse Lace
Found this blouse, had to order small even though I’m possibly size 10 in old sizes
It could have a ballerina waist.
If it is plus sized, would look like the one in the program that is too big for the actress. You would have to wear the broach at the side or put in invisible buttons. Think the pearl ones might be too much? You could save them for something else.
During slimming calendar last year I lost a stone in weight, yet I come up as a size 14 in this?
Order it for your largest measurement as it is harder or impossible to take it out, then to take it in.
You would maybe have to fake tan your legs, unless proper size tights came back?
Have tried every probibilty I can think of, (probably behind everyone else at trying this idea), all of them are really small and weird, even extra extra large?
Maybe there is a shop somewhere we don’t know about?
Are you also considering wearing a dress and tights when your leggings finally split, too cold not to wear tights.
This is really different to the one in the film, but I thought it had the same pretty feminine feel. You could wear something under it, or use a broach to make a higher neckline. It goes well with white.
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Found this randomly on you tube. Think it is an episode from a series.
The subjet matter isn’t very pleasant.
It is very well acted though.
Acting from this period in history is a lot different from today. Really enjoy watching plays like this to see how different it was. As I’m really into design, love looking at the historical design.
A proud woman coldly concentrates on keeping up appearances when her 50-year old husband and a young schoolgirl go missing at the same time.
Patrick Mower, Lee Montague, Anthony Valentine, Dennis Waterman, Kevin Miles, John Thaw, Michael Goodliffe, Rosemary Leach, Prunella Ransome, John Stanton, Garfield Morgan, Edward Woodward, Shelagh FraserPatrick Mower, Lee Montague, Anthony Valentine, Dennis Waterman, Kevin Miles, John Thaw, Michael Goodliffe, Rosemary Leach, Prunella Ransome, John Stanton, Garfield Morgan, Edward Woodward, Shelagh Fraser
Language
English
Runtime
14 hours and 50 minutes
Product description
Ten episodes from the hugely popular TV drama anthology series that ran from 1956 -1974. Initially reflecting the clamour for the socially realistic ‘kitchen sink’ dramas that had revolutionised British theatre in the wake of John Osborne’s ‘Look Back In Anger’, Armchair Cinema quickly established itself as the home of the TV drama. Over its 18-year run, it became a training ground for a plethora of Britain’s top writers and directors, giving rise to hit series such as ‘Callan’ and ‘The Sweeney’. Episodes comprise: ‘Rumour’, ‘Suspect’, ‘Regan’, ‘The Prison’, ‘Sea Song’, ‘When Day Is Done’, ‘Tully’, ‘In Sickness and in Health’, ‘The Sailor’s Return’ and ‘Charlie Muffin’.
Beryl Reid, Peter Barkworth, Billie Whitelaw, Tom Bell, Rita Tushingham, Richard Beckinsale
Language
English
Runtime
6 hours and 40 minutes
Product description
Eight episodes from the hugely popular TV drama anthology series that ran from 1956 -1973. This selection of plays, broadcast between 1970 and 1973, features scripts by, among others, Fay Weldon and Colin Welland, and includes performances from Tom Bell, Billie Whitelaw, Richard Beckinsale, Peter Barkworth, Rita Tushingham and Beryl Reid. Episodes comprise: ‘Say Goodnight to Your Grandma’, ‘Office Party’, ‘Brown Skin Gal, Stay Home and Mind Bay-Bee’, ‘Detective Waiting’, ‘Will Amelia Quint Continue Writing ‘A Gnome Called Shorthouse’?’, ‘The Folk Singer’, ‘A Bit of a Lift’ and ‘Red Riding Hood’.
Look forward to watching these.
Hope you enjoyed this blog.
Will hopefully keep editing this, would quite like to collect a lot of this fashion on a regular basis.
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