#emma2020

[jaeausten]

Miss Woodhouse, no one in the world plays like you.

[trinityysantos]

MOVIES WATCHED IN 2025

#039: Emma. dir. Autumn de Wilde

[redbecomesher]

Babydoll coded ౨ৎ ⋆｡˚

[elizabethofpemberley]

THE MEANING OF COLORS IN REGENCY ERA Pink

Pink was always in style during the Regency era and looked no different from pink today. Deeper pinks, known as rose, were seen throughout the era, and as the 1820s unfolded and the color palette shifted away from pastels, rose shades became more intense and even more popular.

A popular Regency pink was blossom, a magenta pink originally known as Pompadour. Its lightest iteration was apple blossom. In the early 1800s, blossom gloves were a genteel alternative to white kid at balls. In June 1808, La Belle Assemblée featured a dress of “—blossom-coloured muslin over white cambric…”, and Ackermann published a blossom evening gown in 1813. Reticules made of blossom velvet or silk were very popular from 1810 to 1820 and were seen in its deepest shade. A pale peach-pink, blush was probably close to the shade we think of as “nude” these days. In plates it is hard to distinguish the various light apple or peach blossom tones. Blush was especially popular for silk “slips,” ie. the dress worn under a pelisse, spencer or thin layer of another color. It seems to have been very similar to the color known as flesh in 1801-1804, when it was favored for gloves. By 1811 it was being promoted as the more appealing maiden blush.

[francesduncan]

Harriet goes back to Mr Martin

Audio Cardigan by Taylor Swift

Video Emma 2020

If you'd like to discuss Austen you can book a time

[oldmovieslover]

my favorite part about this whole sequence is how mr. woodhouse GETS THEM doing this and IMMEDIATELY helps them to be alone...... best of fathers and wingman EVER! 

#so smooth

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kate's 365 days of ships:

day 88: george knightley & emma woodhouse emma

[lesbianrobin]

Anya Taylor-Joy in Emma (2020)

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PERIOD DRAMA APPRECIATION WEEK ► day 3. favourite costumes - Emma (2020) dir. Autumn de Wilde. Costumes by Alexandra Byrne.

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I 👏 WILL 👏 NOT 👏 ACCEPT 👏 A 👏 LIFE 👏 I 👏 DO 👏 NOT 👏 DESERVE

[elizabethofpemberley]

THE MEANING OF COLORS IN REGENCY ERA YELLOW Jonquille / Jonquil, the daffodil color, was the go-to Regency yellow. Not every woman found it flattering, but it was in their wardrobes nonetheless. Referenced fairly often from 1807 onward, it vaulted to fame around 1810 and remained au courant, until by the end of the 1820s, jonquil had become so ubiquitous that magazines tried to reinvent it under different names. Bird of paradise yellow, or for the most la-de-dah Oiseau de Paradis, leapt to fame when richer, brighter colors were embraced in the mid to late 1820s. As stated, it was basically the brightest shade of jonquil-like yellow marketed by a trendy name. Having discovered the bird of paradise, feather traders of the era could not wait to pillage the population to ornament 19th century hats and head-dresses. The most delicate of the yellows, Primrose was a fashion staple of the Regency era, especially favored by young women. Evening primrose is mentioned quite often in fashion magazines, but the color is quite different from the paler shade, and was an awkward choice for many typical English complexions.

Yellow was a colour of joy, optimism, and intellect during the Regency period. Bright and sunny, yellow gowns were often worn by women looking to project cheerfulness and positivity. Though not as common as white or blue, yellow attire was favored by those with lively personalities who wished to stand out in social settings.

For men, however, yellow was less prevalent but appeared occasionally in waistcoats and accessories. These pops of colour could signal warmth and approachability, making yellow an accent rather than a dominant colour in men’s fashion.

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Emma Woodhouse’s white dress with green embroidery in Emma 

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- Mr Knightley, Emma by Jane Austen (1815)

For Lia - Congratulations on 4k followers ❤

[queenghostieart]

A study of one of the scenes in EMMA 2020, my favourite movie ever. The costumes were so good and Anna Taylor-Joy is such a good actress :)

[laloca28]

"If I loved you less, then I might be able to talk about it more"

- George Knightley, Emma (2020)