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No white dresses!
Nineteenth CenturySnark Week36

SNARK WEEK: Jane Austen’s Little White Dresses vs. the Regency Bad Girls

By Trystan L. Bass on January 21, 2015

As a life-long student of 19th-century English literature and as a historical costumer... Read more →
Annie Lennox Walking on Broken Glass video costumes
Eighteenth CenturySnark Week21

SNARK WEEK: Annie Lennox “Walking on Broken Glass” Video

By Sarah Lorraine on January 20, 2015

I. Love. Annie. Lennox. LOVE HER. https://youtu.be/y25stK5ymlA But lest you think I'm... Read more →
Farewell, My Queen (2012)
18th-Century QuestEighteenth CenturyScreen QueensSnark Week7

SNARK WEEK: 7 Reasons to Be Irritated by Farewell, My Queen

By Kendra on January 20, 2015

Farewell, My Queen (2012) has some interesting aspects, but there's also a lot to be annoyed by. Here are 7 reasons to be irritated by Farewell, My Queen.
Amadeus (1985)
Eighteenth CenturySnark Week40

SNARK WEEK: 8 Things Costume Movies Screw Up, 18th-Century Edition

By Kendra on January 20, 2015

Costume movies tend to screw up certain things on repeat. We count down the top 8 things that costume movies screw up when it comes to 18th century costume.
The Moon and the Sun
Seventeenth CenturySnark WeekUpcoming Movie News29

SNARK WEEK: The Moon and the Sun (2015)

By Kendra on January 19, 2015

The Moon and the Sun is an upcoming costume movie, set to release on April 10, 2015. It's... Read more →
Dangerous Beauty (1998)
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SNARK WEEK: Reconsidering Dangerous Beauty (1998)

By Kendra on January 19, 2015

Dangerous Beauty (1998) movie costumes are known as the pinnacle of shlock, but did you know that there's actually some historical basis in there?
Errol Flynn The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
Frock Flicks GuideSnark Week19

SNARK WEEK: 5 Ways Movies Screw Up How People See Historical Costume

By Trystan L. Bass on January 19, 2015

Costume dramas are a great source for accurate portrayals of how people acted and dressed... Read more →
Plunkett & Macleane (1999)
Eighteenth CenturySnark Week5

SNARK WEEK: Plunkett & Macleane (1999) Movie Costumes WTF?

By Kendra on January 18, 2015

The movie Plunkett & Macleane (1999) is rife with WTF "18th century/Adam Ant" costumes!
Knights Tale (2001)
MedievalSnark Week33

SNARK WEEK: A Knight’s Tale of Woe or 5 Reasons Why A Knight’s Tale Sucks

By Trystan L. Bass on January 18, 2015

A long time ago, on an Internet far away, I was writing a feature about a really awesome... Read more →
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