
Y’all, I really need to get back to my 18th-Century Quest, wherein I try to watch every historical costume film/TV show set in the 18th century. Which is probably a crazy goal. But thinking about it made me saddle up and force myself to watch Lady J, aka Mademoiselle de Joncquières, a 2018 French movie that’s recently come to Netflix. I’m not sure why I was putting it off — I feel like lately there’s been a spate of 18th century-set French films where the costumes are just too modern, maybe? Also it didn’t help that previews showed the lead guy with a completely anachronistic scruffy beard. Well, the modern thing came into play here, but color me surprised that I quite enjoyed this movie — with a few quibbles, of course!
Read all of this post about Lady J (2018) here!

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XVIII century quest : this Sunday, I visited Lyon museum of fabrics.There is an exhibit of Vivienne Westwood works. authentic XVIII pieces were also presented, as V’s inspiration.
This hat for you
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nk33oF_Iao3sHVIXZCKk2qoqNpT0G_2l/view?usp=drivesdk
I’m interested, but Google Drive says I need access!
Sorry, I didnt find another way to download this picture in a comment…(and on facebook neither)