All the 1920s fashion we hope will be on Downton Abbey’s Season Three—including guesses as to what Mary’s wedding dress will be, here.
Photograph from 1924 showing Cartier original jewels; Conde Nast Archive.
Finale day! Don’t forget to dress for dinner and join us at 9 p.m. EST for our weekly—and final—live-tweet of the two-hour episode, along with these other fine fellows, and check back tomorrow for our final recap. To revel in all V.F.’s many Downton features, go here.
“I’m astride a steed. Astreed, really, shouldn’t it be?”
Lady Mary. Photograph courtesy of Masterpiece.
“The Great War quite agrees with old Matthew, now the decidedly hunkier ‘Captain Crawley,’ who has lost his weak chin and the milquetoast mumbling, as well as a sizable chunk of his solicitor’s pudge. (Lest you think this is some scripted sop to W.W.I.’s ravaging effects—a Fellowes allusion to the scarcity of rations in wintertime France?—actor Dan Stevens helpfully allows it was because Twitter kept calling him fat).”
More recap of Downton Abbey’s Season Two premiere episode, here!
