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== [[Literature]] ==
* When Thackeray was drawing the illustrations to his own novel, ''[[Vanity Fair]]'', set in the [[Jane Austen]] era, he appended a note to the text explicitly stating, "I have not the heart to disfigure my heroes and heroines by costumes so hideous," (!) and so clothed them in the fashions of the years of the novel's serial publication (1847-1848).
* In ''[[Harry Potter and
** [[Fridge Brilliance]], possibly? If the whole point of the ruff is the hide his near decapitation, it must have been added to his costume post-mortum. This flies in the face of the idea that ghosts are permanently attired as they were when they died - but according to the 7th book the Bloody Baron didn't die with those chains either.
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