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Let The Shenanigans Begin Mardi Gras Kiss Lips Women Shirt .In the TV series, Queen Charlotte still dresses in the manner of Marie-Antoinette. It’s said that it reflects the earlier, happier years of her marriage and also so that her husband George might more easily recognize her. In his collection, Julien Fournié, paid tribute to the French Queen who lost her head, as the “first initiator of the Haute Couture”.In his show, Franck Sorbier had some of his models arrive on the favorite Bridgerton mode of transport, the horse!Haute Couture designers showed a wide array of gowns that would look appropriate on today’s version of Lady Danbury’s ball, the red carpet.Look 19: a sleeveless gown in white duchess satin with an empire waist. The skirt was hemmed with a print that included flowers and bees and an oversized lilac sash was wrapped around it. Opera length pink gloves finished the look.