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Twentieth Century14 Titanic (1997) Corsetry: Historically Accurate? By Kendra on August 6, 2019 So I was noodling around YouTube as one does, and I discovered that Glamour magazine has... Read more →
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Eighteenth CenturyTangential but Interesting!60 Buttoning Up the Myth About Buttons By Sarah Lorraine on August 29, 2017 I randomly stumbled across the Historical Movie Costume tumblr and was scrolling through... Read more →
Screen QueensSixteenth Century16 The Old Elizabeth I: Gross or Glorious? By Sarah Lorraine on June 24, 2016 This article has once more been making the rounds, and as 1/3rd of Frock Flicks, and a... Read more →
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Twentieth Century17 The Crimson Field (2014): Downton Abbey Meets M*A*S*H By Trystan L. Bass on July 13, 2015 Set in 1915 at an English field hospital, The Crimson Field is part of the BBC's... Read more →
Eighteenth CenturyPodcasts26 Podcast: Outlander (2014) By The Frock Flicks Team on August 29, 2014 This adaptation of the popular historical fiction/time travel books gets a lot... Read more →
Eighteenth Century Crap at Versailles. Like, literally. By Kendra on August 21, 2014 Okay kids. Following up on yesterday's post, which has garnered a lot of feedback... Read more →