Decorated in feather pins and dainty fans, Julia Quinn and Chris Van Dusen’s Bridgerton is the drama-filled return to the Regency era we needed. Pioneer silhouettes and awe-inspiring accessories are reintroduced as the “diamond of the season” and her fellow debutantes are dipped in jewels and coated in wispy lace on their hunt for proper suitors.
Inside this opulent era in fashion, anything and everything dainty is preferred. Women mirror an unspoken feminine desire, consistently donning ethereal garb for garden strolls and grand hall banquets. And even when a string of scandals rattles conservative morals and questions a woman’s innocence, they’ll still flaunt their flowy gowns and elbow-length opera gloves (covering their guilty hands).
