Bridgerton Season 3: The True Meanings of The Costumes!

Costumes will play a great part in Bridgerton Season 3 because the transformation of the lead characters and their costumes within that transformation will be one of the leading themes of Bridgerton 3. And from all the footage released from the third season and the interviews the costume designers have been giving, I can easily say we know a lot about what the new costumes will represent.
00:00 Intro
01:11 Penelope
03:27 Colin
04:52 Francesca
06:03 Kate
06:39 Eloise
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[@thenextseason]

Whose character's costumes are your favorite? (Mine has to be Edwina in Season 2)

[@melissawhite218]

Hard to pick one favourite! But I do love how over the top the Queen's wigs are.

[@thenextseason]

They get bigger and better each time I see them lol I agree

[@gingercollier7949]

Just an FYI yellow means friendship not deceit.

[@barefootcontessa3112]

Colin Bridgeton’s wardrobe in season 3, pt 1, is fantastic. It really looks like he has become a man of the world, while he was away, and his dress is less rigid than his older brothers. I know nothing about the history of fashion it’s just my impression of what I saw on screen.

[@happydaze7976]

Daphne wore lots of "Bridgerton Blue" in S1.

[@AdriaMorganNight]

Please read books. Penelope is wearing yellow because of her mother. Every Portia’s daughter has her own color based on Portia sense of color. Penelope’s dresses and also her sister’s are different because Portia has different views on fashion. Penelope likes green but for Portia it’s color associated with bad things. Penelope can’t wear green until moment when Portia made her piece with idea that Penelope will be not able to find husband.

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OK