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One Dress A Day Challenge





One Dress a Day Challenge
January: Red Redux
The Taming of the Shrew / Elizabeth Taylor as Katharina Minola
Kate wears this rich red gown with green stripes and gold trim for the final scene, which takes place at her sister's wedding--her first visit back to her home since her own wedding. When she first arrives, she also wears a red fur-edged mantle and looks very color-coordinated with Petruchio.
I've also included a side view showing her elaborate hairstyle.
Although most costumes for this movie were designed by Danilo Donati, Elizabeth Taylor's gowns were done by Irene Sharaff. They blend well enough with the other costumes that they don't stick out as different. There is something very 1960s about the combination of saturated red, deep olive green, and shiny gold. (Frock Flicks notes that it is probably modeled after this portrait below by Lorenzo Lotto.)

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