The top 10 outfits from “Bridgerton” the series
Does regencycore* fashion or regency era fashion ring a bell to you? If not, maybe corseted silhouettes, over-the-top accessories, extravagant headpieces, elbow-length gloves, floral prints, and tulle, do… Exactly, we are talking about Bridgerton. The period drama series, from Netflix, which takes place in the early 1800s, and it’s what everybody has been talking about (and obsessing about) recently! Have you seen it yet?
This drama series focuses on the Bridgerton family and shows us the competitive world of debutantes trying to find a match and all the scandals, lust, and betrayal in the court, during the Regency era in London. Among them is the anonymous, newsletter columnist, Lady Whistledown, that doesn’t let any good gossip escape. The diamond of the season Daphne Bridgerton (stared by Phoebe Dynevor) and the enchanted Duke of Hastings, Simon Basset (stared by Regé -Jean Page) are the main characters, but what we love the most is that Bridgerton is an inclusive series, where people of colour have very important roles and are great members of the court.
We must say the series outfit hype is real and we just want our own inspired period clothing pieces for Spring/Summer 2021. Last year was full of PJs, tracksuits, and loungewear, but with a new season ahead, where we hope we will be allowed to go out again, it will be the perfect excuse to dress up and bring back maximalism and glamour in true Bridgerton inspired style.
We know you can’t rock a gown or a corset to your zoom meetings, to exercise, or simply to go to the park. What you can do is integrate smaller details, cuts, silhouettes, and fabrics into your day to day looks.
Ellen Mirojnick was the costume designer behind Bridgerton’s wardrobe, with a team of 230 people, that created an unbelievably gorgeous 7,500 costume piece set for the series. If the goal was to ensure that the viewers couldn’t stop thinking about the amazing outfits and dream about being in a different era, she certainly succeeded.
So if you’re Bridgerton-obsessed and looking to take some inspo from the character’s flawless fits, elegance and extravagances, check out some of our favourite pieces below.
Contains spoilers.
*a style of dress inspired by clothes worn by the wealthy in the Regency period. The period is named for George, Prince Regent, the temporary king of Great Britain while his father, George III, was ill. The Regency Period lasted from 1811 to 1820.