Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Regarding Araminta's ear cuff, they probably did it to cover Katie Leung's cartilage piercing. In other episodes, she actually has a bandaid over it that is visible in some scenes which made people even more mad than the ear cuff:
https://www.eonline.com/news/1428149/bridgerton-season-4-band-aid-appearance
Also I found it mildly distracting that Araminta Gun has the same first name as Cressida's mom, Araminta Cowper. Araminta was a very uncommon name in England in the 1800s, so it's wild to see it on two characters in the same show. There are other name anomalies on Bridgerton, but that one annoyed me more than most because it seems lazy and can't be blamed on the books (Cressida's mom does not have a first name in the books and is just referred to as Lady Cowper).
I did not notice they had the same names!
Who is Cressida's husband and how did they get together? I feel like I missed something.
Anonymous wrote:Regarding Araminta's ear cuff, they probably did it to cover Katie Leung's cartilage piercing. In other episodes, she actually has a bandaid over it that is visible in some scenes which made people even more mad than the ear cuff:
https://www.eonline.com/news/1428149/bridgerton-season-4-band-aid-appearance
Also I found it mildly distracting that Araminta Gun has the same first name as Cressida's mom, Araminta Cowper. Araminta was a very uncommon name in England in the 1800s, so it's wild to see it on two characters in the same show. There are other name anomalies on Bridgerton, but that one annoyed me more than most because it seems lazy and can't be blamed on the books (Cressida's mom does not have a first name in the books and is just referred to as Lady Cowper).
Anonymous wrote:I think Varley is the new Whistledown
Anonymous wrote:Regarding Araminta's ear cuff, they probably did it to cover Katie Leung's cartilage piercing. In other episodes, she actually has a bandaid over it that is visible in some scenes which made people even more mad than the ear cuff:
https://www.eonline.com/news/1428149/bridgerton-season-4-band-aid-appearance
Also I found it mildly distracting that Araminta Gun has the same first name as Cressida's mom, Araminta Cowper. Araminta was a very uncommon name in England in the 1800s, so it's wild to see it on two characters in the same show. There are other name anomalies on Bridgerton, but that one annoyed me more than most because it seems lazy and can't be blamed on the books (Cressida's mom does not have a first name in the books and is just referred to as Lady Cowper).
Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine Eloise in se* scenes though - they’ve made her character so buttoned up and girlish.
Anonymous wrote:Regarding Araminta's ear cuff, they probably did it to cover Katie Leung's cartilage piercing. In other episodes, she actually has a bandaid over it that is visible in some scenes which made people even more mad than the ear cuff:
https://www.eonline.com/news/1428149/bridgerton-season-4-band-aid-appearance
Also I found it mildly distracting that Araminta Gun has the same first name as Cressida's mom, Araminta Cowper. Araminta was a very uncommon name in England in the 1800s, so it's wild to see it on two characters in the same show. There are other name anomalies on Bridgerton, but that one annoyed me more than most because it seems lazy and can't be blamed on the books (Cressida's mom does not have a first name in the books and is just referred to as Lady Cowper).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Random costume question: did they have sequins back then?
Don’t think so, it’s just part of the fantasy fun element.
I don't mind it as much when it's just detailing, but I found Michaela's red dress to be totally absurd and it completely took me out of it. It was so obviously a modern fabric and using modern techniques.
What about Araminta’s earrings? The ones that went all the way up her ear to the cartilage (they were black). I can’t believe those would have been around back then but admittedly I don’t know much about the period dress/styles.
Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine Eloise in se* scenes though - they’ve made her character so buttoned up and girlish.
Anonymous wrote:Where is Cressida Calpa this year? Or the Modiste?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Random costume question: did they have sequins back then?
Don’t think so, it’s just part of the fantasy fun element.
I don't mind it as much when it's just detailing, but I found Michaela's red dress to be totally absurd and it completely took me out of it. It was so obviously a modern fabric and using modern techniques.
What about Araminta’s earrings? The ones that went all the way up her ear to the cartilage (they were black). I can’t believe those would have been around back then but admittedly I don’t know much about the period dress/styles.
According to this website adorned ear cuffs were a thing for rich people in that period:
https://sophiescloset.com/blog/ear-cuffs-a-history-worth-hearing/?srsltid=AfmBOooNrTiR1mxerQZ8MDPsycpHlZbugpLhETD0PTDGCCdIIFppWTnj
Interesting! But didn’t Araminta’s look too modern?
The show is not meant to be a true period piece. Odd that her ear cuffs bother you but not the song choices or diverse "ton". Not of that is realistic.