s03e02 — How Bright the Moon

Effeminate? Seriously? Are we talking about this person? Of course, I understand that everyone has different tastes, but this is definitely not the adjective that can describe it.

Effeminate? No chemistry? Your opinion is sooooooo subjective.

@doonyasha: He seems to me very mawkish and plays very poorly. And yes, there is no chemistry, but it is possible because of the character, he behaved like the last bastard

@Ana_stasia_: the actress confirmed somewhere that she would not be in this season

@remember-di: Hmm, in my opinion, nowhere in the 1800s did they appreciate the very thin... In any case, she is more attractive than many at these balls, so the attitude towards her as a plague, especially at the very beginning, seems ridiculous and feigned. Those same sisters of hers are outwardly worse than her, let alone their impenetrable stupidity, but they have never had such an attitude. I understand that this is all for the sake of the plot, it's just ridiculous to look at this fiction)

@Marrrrrrrrrrusia: Well, I looked at how English women looked even in the Victorian era, they are thin women with incredibly tight waists. Even if you read other historical romance novels, it always says that a girl should be petite, then she is beautiful

@remember-di: in fairness, I will say that the Victorian era will begin about 15 years later and will cover the period of romanticism, and crinolines, and dresses with turnstiles and the fashion for what was called natural form, and even early modern. It's almost 60 years old, and in 60 years fashion will change a lot.
In the first third of the century, from Empire to Biedermeier, rigid corsets were not worn at all: they spread only in the conditional middle of the century, when crinolines of the cage format will replace the quilted skirts of romanticism.
In the first season, as a reenactor of ballroom culture, I was significantly amused by the scene where the girls corsets are diligently tightened, so that later they can wear Empire dresses with a waist under the chest. It looked as comical as if they were wearing oversize hoodies over corsets. Short bustiers and soft corsets were worn at this time to support the chest and form the neckline, it was still far from a thin waist

@amaeru: Queen Victoria herself, by the way, had a rather magnificent figure with a very small height (slightly more than 150 cm). If you are interested, look at how her dresses look, you will be very surprised

@amaeru: And I can't watch Penelope walking in a public park without a hat, it's almost naked at that time)

I'll agree! There is absolutely no chemistry between the actors, the series just look with a huge creak ((

Damn, it's ridiculous for me to look at this couple at all. As individual heroes, they are good..but I don 't see them together 🙈

@Marrrrrrrrrrusia: I meant that the beauty of Penelope was made) but by the way, about the new actress, although I did not Google, but I thought that the face seemed to be new, or she had grown a lot

@id_evergreen: Oh, but I didn't understand) Yes, I agree that Penelope used to be specially dressed as a flower bed in order to remove the transformation later. Although I liked her from the very beginning in appearance, such a doll's face can not be spoiled by any outfits)

@Marrrrrrrrrrusia: как клумбу, точно💯

@aanastasiasshev: However, I can see that Pen was saving her. Eloise didn't even really explain why it was written about her. And I can't call Eloise sincere, certainly not her. She's quite selfish. And those claims and claims that she will throw at everyone like an offended child, this is too low, as for me.
I've been disappointed in her a lot this season. And personally, I would not return to friendship with such a person after such a thing.
You can do a bad thing, but for the good. But you can only demand attention to yourself and be offended.

I agree!