I realize that "Little Women" is the "in-thing" right now, but on the list for historically accurate costumes? Get real. Even Laura Dern's hairstyle was extremely questionable. How in the hell did "Elizabeth" make this list because of ONE COSTUME? One costume? This list needs serious revamping.

I can’t believe you included Little Women 2019 on your list. It was atrocious in historical costumes. If you wanted to include Little Women specifically it should have been the 1994 version. I don’t care that it got “Best Costumes” those idiots at the academy know nothing about fashion history or the source material because the March girls did wear corsets and bonnets for crying out loud.

There is literally a video about how incorrect the outfits are in Little Women lol. It's a great video called "Why the costumes in little women did not deserve an oscar"

The costumes from little women are most definitely not correct for the 1860s

I think you could call this list Top 10 beatiful period costumes, or most artistic, or something, but in NO WAY can you call it Historically Accurate. You keep saying that word, but I do not think it means what you think it means! lol.

I’m Japanese and I can tell you everything about The Memoirs of a Geisha is fake including the costumes. The novel was good, but the movie is a disaster.

How you dare put Anna Karenina (in which the designs were a mix between 1870s and 1950s fashion for narrative purposes, aka not really accurate), The great Gatbsy (which took modern gowns partially based on 1920s fashion with push up bras) and little women (that isn't really that accurate as other adaptations) in a video called Top 10 Most Historically ACCURATE Costumes in Movies? I can name probably 50 historically more accurate costumes in other movies than the ones on this list.

...Why does every entry here start with "creative liberties were taken"? That means it's not accurate. Sure, it can mean it's acurate-ish, and effective as costumes, doing what it should do, but it certainly doesn't place anything on this list. And a bodice is not the same as a corset!!! Absolutely every woman in that movie wore bodices! Unless they were dressed only in a shift or chemise or something. And corsets would have been worn by everyone historically, they are necessary boob support, not "oppressive cages" or whatever propaganda people believe these days. The recent Anna Karenina was absolutely horrid for accurate costume design. Stylized and old-fashioned versions of modern clothing it did achieve, but this spot on the list should go to the older Anna Karenina, which actually gave a clear and accurate idea of the era. Atonement's dress was super inaccurate for the period (the holes were cut into it with lasers, they certainly didn't do that back then), but it's striking and beautiful and memorable, so it achieves exactly what it needs to in the context of the movie. But it's not accurate. Great Gatsby using styles that were popular a decade later and not flattening women's chests means it's not accurate. Marie Antoinette does a great job at using stylized costumes effectively to show the over-the-top-ness of the setting, but it's stylized and not accurate!

So.... Titanic and its incredibly accurate costume design doesnt even get a nod?

Really in awe that movies like "Gone with the wind" "The Young Victoria" or "Titanic" just to name a few, are not on this list. Couldn't be more accurate than that. Really disappointed about it. It seems that some movies are relevant and others are not.

10 most historically accurate costumes in movies? Seriously? Costumes in half of the movies on the list can be called historically inspired at the best. Pretty, sure, but not accurate. Pride, Prejudice and Zombies has more historically accurate costumes than Ana Karenina.

Well, Little Women certainly wasn't getting any awards for historical hair-styling!

Little Women is most definitely debatable. I mean, for starters there were barley any bonettes.

so titanic is not on here despite being probably the most historically accurate film in the world, yet little women, with it’s ridiculous historical liberty is on here? mojo, do your research first and then make the right judgment smh

MsMojo: Top 10 Most Historically Accurate Costumes in Movies. Ms Mojo: Number 10: Little Women Micarah: am i a joke to you, MsMojo?

Did they seriously do research before making this video? 2019 Little Women costumes were not historically accurate at all...

Surprised "Gone with the Wind" didn't make the list. The costumes are so authentic.

Titanic, Forrest Gump, Inglorious Bastards, OUAT in Hollywood, Au Revoir Les Enfants, LA Confidential, Apollo 13, Raiders of the Lost Ark...nothing?

PLEASE HELP US MEME MOM ASAP!!! Why is this video titled historically accurate when only a select few of the choices are ACTUALLY accurate? So upset to see Great Gatsby in the list, specially in top 3, because it is an abomination to 1920's. The dresses were TOO short, TOO tight, too sparkly and reflected the "steriotypical" image of the decade as supposed to the actual fashions. Stilettoes, sh*t load of makeup, cigarette holders and bare knees? God help me please. Did you guys literally include Little Women? No one is practically wearing correct hour glass corsets or crinolines, and the actual silhouettes look like mid 16th century spanish farthingales rather than mid Victorian era bell shaped crinolines. Anna Karenina is a horrible example too, because it is not accurate for ANY period. Anna herself is a mish mash of 1950's Dior's new look from waist up and mid 1860's crinoline skirts from waist down. Back ground characters like Alicia Vikander and Michelle Dockery are wearing 18th century panniers, where as one lady (Anna's lover's mom) is wearing Second bustle era dress with a very prominent shelf like bustle on her posterior. Very accurate indeed lol. Marie Antoinette is good overall, but the color pallette has again taken "artistic liberty". I dont blame this video for anything, but most of these choices were not "accurate costumes". Just because they won Oscars, it does not mean that they are really accurate. I think that movies like Titanic, Pride and Prejudice (1995), To Walk Invisible and Gone With The Wind should have been included, since they were indeed accurate. Edit: I know that this comment is going to annoy many people, but I do not intend to hurt anyone. My intention is purely for educational purposes.

*Fashion historians and history bounders have entered the chat*

Maybe get someone with a knowledge of costume history to have a look over these before making the list. Some of these entries had ridiculously inaccurate costuming, Anna Karenina, The Great Gatsby and Little Women, especially.

1920's dresses usually ended at the knee or lower! You would never show your knees unless you were a dancer, you would wear a bandeau bra and a slip or Cami-knickers (Camisole and tap pants combinations) to hide female curves, also fringe was expensive, so dresses generally didn't have a lot of fringe, Tassels or feathers flicked upwards as you danced in a speakeasy (hence the Flappers moniker)! In the early 1920s, Robes de Style invented by Jeanne Lavin had full skirts helped with petticoats and mini panniers, were quite popular! Also mention Downton Abbey! Those costumes were amazingly accurate and showed the evolution from 1912 Edwardian fashion to 1920's Flapper fashion, quite beautifully!

I love the 2019 version of Little Women, but the costumes were not historically accurate at all, and didn't make sense considering the income of the family. They sure were pretty though.

The amount of detail and accuracy in the sets and costume of The Witch definitely deserved to be in the top three. If these were "most gorgeous period costumes" that would be one thing. But accurate? They wouldn't even use mechanical saws to build anything on the set of The Witch. The clothes were hand-tailored and unglamorized, and as accurate as humanly possible, down to how they were assembled.

This video is a joke lmao. Their picks were all wrong.

Ms. Mojo: MOoSt HisTOriCaLly AcCUraTE CosTuMeS!! (Except not really)

Marie Antoinette was in no way historically accurate 😄😄

Titanic?

Why does the most historically accurate list feature less historically accurate costumes than in the least historically accurate one? Did you even do your research for this video?!!

You can’t have an accurate costume if you don’t have accurate foundations

What about Sense & Sensability? You missed that one.

Little Women had historically accurate? Not in a million years. A mess!!!!

Someone get Meme Mom in here NOW! We need and deserve a Meme Mom rip on this travesty of a video.

Winning an award for best costume design only means it was recognized for it's DESIGN, not it's historical accuracy. My career, and my years of education, center around fashions and material culture of the mid-19th century..... This version of Little Women, is far from "accurate" in it's costumes, as well as the behavior of it's characters. Movies like this, winning awards like it did, and then absorbed by the masses as "historically accurate" are what make my job incredibly difficult from time to time. It really wouldn't cost hollywood any more to get it right, than it does to get it so very wrong. I'll never understand why designers go so far out of their way to re-invent the fashions of an earlier time....fashions that were amazingly interesting in the first place. It seems to be a little insulting to the people who lived those lives many years ago.

Should’ve named the video “best period costumes” instead of most historically accurate.

You guys should do a spotlight on the women behind all this, top 10 best Hollywood costume designers. (Also best female directors, female writers, and set designers)

Barry Lyndon is the best. The most beautiful and historically accurate costumes.

This should be a video about stylistic interpretation of history, not historical accuracy. The 90s little women was significantly more historically accurate than the recent little women.

The costumes from The Great Gatsby aren't historical accurate and it's Number 2? Are you for real, MsMojo? The women in this film showed too much skin and not everything is glitter and gold!!

Memoirs of a Geisha had both beautiful clothes and set pieces and atmosphere. Like, damn take any still from that movie you can make it a background it's so stunning.

It seems to me that they based this list on award nominations/wins then on historical accuracy. It was lazy on MsMojos part and it shows for how mad people are in the comment section. I agree with those that have suggested it should have been named “Top 10 Most Beautiful/Creative historically INSPIRED Designs” or something like that. Don’t mess with those of us who are into historical costuming on KZfaq. We will eat you if you dare say something is historically accurate that we can prove isn’t with historical evidence. Bonnet films are for us and we will be the final judge on what is and isn’t historically accurate costumes...not the academy.

Disagree on Little Women. They might be accurate for the time but some choices were inaccurate for the characters. All of the girls turned up with expensive brand spanking new dresses at the beach. They were a poorish family on a limited income no way that they could afford several dresses each and all to have new dresses.

Like, The Favourite, The Irishman, Orlando, and The Young Victoria should have been mentioned on this list, as the costumes within these movies were expertly crafted and nailed with flawless perfection by Sandy Powell. Plus, these movies are also historically accurate.

You should have added "The Duchess"

That round thing Elizabeth is holding must be a Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch....lol

Next :- top 10 historically acurate movie

Ms. Mojo: the costumes in Little Women are extremely historically accurate Also Ms. Mojo: tHeY dId AwAy WiTh “ReStRiCtIvE” uNdErGaRmEnTs Of ThE tImE fOr A fReEr lOoK

It's ridiculous that little women got a mention. The costuming in that movie is infamous in the historical dress community for all of it's INaccuracies

MsMojo: Top 10 most historically accurate costumes in films Shows Little Women 2019 as the thumbnail*

Have you people never heard of 'A Room With A View'. Very accurate period fashion and costume.10/10.

can't believe in my happiness and luck. the first time on this channel searching for teen movies but found much better. it's been around a year as I look for such a vital video and exactly on the day u upload it I accidentally visit msmojo. wow what a coincidence

Is there any movie here that really deserve to be on this list except Barry Lindon? 😄 Also, Jane Eyre costumes are very accurate, it should be more than just an honorable mention. The movies that REALLY should be on such a list: Emma. Titanic Harriet Tulip Fever The Portrait of a Lady The Duchess Colette Maybe also: Young Victoria, Dangerous Liasons, Age of Innocence, Hamilton

Why is Anna Karenina number 3 when you even admit that it’s not even historically accurate????? Even Little Women is more historically accurate and they took so many creative liberties.

I absolutely loved Greta Gerwig’s Little Women ❤️❤️❤️, but the costume designs are not entirely historically accurate.

I saw the 2019 Little Women in the thumbnail, and died a little inside...

Nothing about Little Womens clothes was historically accurate and I literally clicked on this video because it had a picture of little women with the words historically accurate and I came for all the comments tearing that notion apart. I wasn't disappointed in the comments, just the video.

I wish I could go back and See these times, just a glimpse

I clicked this video solely to see if Micarah Tewers left a comment about Little Women.

I knew Marie Antoinette would place high on this list. I still rewatch that movie just so I can marvel and the amazing costume design.

It's dissapointing how you focus on movies in recent memory and just add an old one for the sake of it

What about Titanic? Pride and Prejudice (2005)? The Three Musketeers(1993), or The Man in the Iron Mask? etc.

Top 10 Scarlett O'Hara dresses.

Top ten historically accurate History Channel movies.

Even though the costumes of Little Women were nice, multiple Fashion historians have talked about how many of the elements were totally inaccurate. The costumes of Little Women, whilst it had modern elements, did not accentuate the defining silhouettes or elements of the set period, making the line between modern and historical sloppy, instead of cohesive. Compared to Marie Antoinette, the creative liberties of the director and costume design not only more accurately depict the character's personality, but trends and expectations of the era. The use of colour palette is not exactly accurate, but still serves the purpose of a costume and implies important details about the characters and personalities. The other details, whilst slightly modernised in some respects, still honed in on the main features of the era, such as large hair and extremely wide and rectangular skirts. When making modern changes to a costume, the parts that define the era of the setting should be unmistakeably present, even when attempting to appeal to a modern audience.

PriorAttire & FrockFlicks have great commentary for 19th c costumes (& in the case of the latter; *numerous* costume failure) - I highly recommend PriorAttire's debunking videos- in most of which, she's wearing mid-19th c costume.

No "Gone With the Wind" and "Titanic"? Strange to say the least ...

Barry Lyndon was one of the 1st modern movies to accurately dress the characters in 18th century costumes.

I know that Reign is TV show not movie but Reign's outfits are amazing.

Amazing! Please Do Upload Everday :)

You left out "The Age of Innocence"!!!

Micarah Tewers did not make a rant video for you to put little women on this

MsMojo you might want to check out the videos, "Dress Historian Analyzes ‘Historical’ Film Costumes 😳" or "Why the costumes in little women did not deserve an oscar". You might re-think Little Women.

oh no, why is Little Women 2019 there and not even the 1994 version. I mean sure they got an award but they didn't even wear CORSETS or BONNETS and they always say that it was created with "creative liberties" but no Hunny. If you still aren't convinced go to micarah tewer's video and she will tell you why. Also, why isn't the titanic even mentioned. Like what the heck. I'm starting to feel like MsMojo just put ones that she liked and not the actual good ones.

Little women left out the proper undergarments and the hair was terrible yet you still put it on a list of historically accurate outfits. If your gonna do that just say you were promoting the movie

Little Women unironically had a pair of ugg boots. Also where the hell are the bonnets!

It has been extremely well documented the liberties taken in the color of costumes for Marie Antoinette. Sophia Coppola even admitted in an interview that she took inspiration for the costumes hues by looking at pieces of candy instead of actual palettes used in the 18th Century. I know Miss Mojo isn't the Washington Post but who is fact checking these videos before they put them online?

y'all characters were literally wearing uggs in Little Women. UGGS! IN THE 19TH CENTURY!

"the age of innocence"? bueller? anyone?

Lincoln and 12 Years A Slave should be on this list. They were actually more worthy of winning the Oscar than Anna Karenina and The Great Gatsby, respectively.

Also the Notebook has standard but accurate enough 1940's wear, Allie was 17 so was right on the edge between Bobby Soxer and adult!

Emma 2020 better be on this list, or I'm going to be pissed.

What about Moulin Rouge and Titanic?

Many people called out Little Women for the costumes being inaccurate. Another Oscar award not well deserved.

What, no Back to The Future 2 for its accuracy of depicting the fashions of 2013??????

Someone needs to watch Micarah Tewers

What about Dangerous liaisons??? The costumes are gorgeous, And they won an oscar

Marie Antoinette was so ridiculous I honestly thought it was a piss takemovie... You're telling me they tried to be accurate? Holy crap!

The Elizabeth costumes are so beautiful in both films.The Elizabeth films alongside with Marie Antoinette and The Duchess,were the ones that made me fall in love with historical costumes.They aren't the most accurate,but the early elizabethan shape is there for the most part as far as I can see,and some of them are a very creative take on this shape.I am not the one for strict historical reproduction in movies and shows,especially for the Tudor era where they'll all end up with the same dress in different colours.On the other hand,I am not a fan of what they did in Reign either,using 100% modern dresses in a 16th century setting is a no.

Me: Oh hey! A list of historically accurate costumes in movies! MsMojo: Number 10, Little Women Me: Welp, that completely invalidates anything else they could possibly have to say on this list.

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GUYS, Little Women?!

what about Master and Commander: the far side of the world?

The fact that half of the mentioned movies have the most historically INACCURATE costumes ever is ridiculous

Ever after? Hello?

Why is Phantom of the Opera not on this list?

2012 anna karenina was not accurate at all... everything was too modern

How could you not include Titanic!

I deeply disagree with this list. Most costume historians on youtube have a list of their top picks for accuracy. Which designs you like, and which ones are accurate are very different.

Most historically accurate: "Number 10: Little Women" I had to laugh

I love it!!!