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~Rose's Strolling Dress~
Rose looks bright as the afternoon sun as she and Jack stroll on the first class deck.
Her dress is made up of a white silk bodice embellished with dark gold embroidery.
The embroidery goes all along the shoulder line, down the cape sleeves and a touch is at the cuffs at her wrists. The dess is cinched at the waist with a matching fabric belt with an oval buckle with jewel decorations.
The skirt of the dress is made of golden silk. The style of the dress has an oriental influence.
The skirt is narrow and pulled up in the center front for a draped effect.
Rose wears matching yellow shoes with rosettes on the toes.
As Rose admires Jack's beautiful artwork, Jack admires Rose's beauty and sparkling eyes!
Do you think that was the day they started to fall in love?
Movie scene fact: Jack claims to have drawn portraits at the Santa Monica Pier, which did not begin contruction until 1916. In another scene, where Jack is teaching Rose to spit, there is no spit on his chin as he starts to turn around to face the ladies, but by the time he has completed his turn he has some on his chin.
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~Rose's Dinner Dress~
Jack can't believe his good fortune when Cal invites him to have dinner the next evening with Rose. All Jack could think about is Rose.
Jack lookes so handsome in his tuxedo that everyone believes he is one of them.
His eyes light up when he sees Rose in her beautiful dinner dress coming down the stairs towards him.
Roses dress has a square neckline with short cap sleeves.
The overdress of black netting is tiered and is pulled up slightly on the side,
revealing the color of the underdress, a coral silk taffeta.
The dress is covered with hundreds of sparkling beads.
The beading consists of silver sequins, with small and large black glassbeads.
The four tiers of the dress cascade down to the right side matching up with the square train on the underdress.
Later that evening Rose tosses off her high heeled shoes and dances the night away with Jack.
Movie scene fact: Molly Brown was not called Molly Brown until after her death in 1942.
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~Rose's Flying Dress~
This dress is made up of four pieces. A long blue velvet jacket with blue satin collar and cuffs, which is open to the sash at the waist. The cuffs are very interesting because they are made of three satin bands attached with buttons on the right cuff and the left cuff is plain. The jacket has beautiful floral embroidery at the waist. The edge of the jacket has two tassels.
A chemise of light cream satin is overlaid with antique light cream lace which is worn underneath the jacket.
The skirt is floor length blue satin with two tiers. The top tier it gathered on the right side almost up to knee length. The under skirt has matching floral embroidery at the bottom ending with a small ruffle.
Jack places his hand on the sash at Rose's waist. The sash is made of two vertical satin sashs. The sashs are embroidered with floral designs and attached to the blazer. On the back of the dress the ends of the sash are nearly down to the floor. They are attached below the back ruffle of the top skirt in a bow. Rose and Jack "fly" in the wind blowing off the Titanic's bow. Rose's hair and shawl blow in the breeze. Rose is wearing the butterfly comb in her hair.....They share their first kiss!
Costume fact: This dress was recreated from an original which belonged to the wife of the Governer of Pennsylvania, who reportedly had impeckable taste. The original dress was black and white.
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~Rose's Kimono~
Rose's kimono is made of black silk chiffon which wraps the body loosely. The sleeves of the kimono are nearly floor length. The gold paisley design was made to resemble a butterflies wing to keep in theme with the butterfly comb that Rose wore in her hair before she left it down for Jack to draw her. There are 6 full paisley designs on each side of the sleeves, while there is one half of a paisley on both the top and bottom of the sleeves. The paisley design is made of tiny barrel shaped gold beads.
The kimono is tied with a belt that is attached at the back of the neck of the gown and wrapped in an interesting way around Rose's waist. There are beaded tassels on each end of the belt that made a jingling sound when Rose twirled the belt when she came out of the bedroom. The kimono ends in a long train that puddles on the floor.
Jack nervously prepared his drawing equipment when Rose entered the room.
She shyly handed him a barber dime for his services..
Movie fact: James Cameron, the Director of the film, actually drew the portrait of Rose.
It's his hands that you see in the movie.
Costume fact: The beautiful butterfly comb was found at a local flea market in California.
It is an antique comb.
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~Rose's Dream or Heaven Dress~
Rose goes back to the Titanic. She slowly walks along the deck
to the main drawing room.
She meets old friends along the way. Slowly she walks to the grand staircase. Waiting there is Jack by the clock ~ she remembers meeting Jack here once before, and it seems just like yesterday. Seeing Jack's smiling eyes as he looks at Rose. How beautiful she looks in her sparkling white dress.
Rose's dress has a square neckline with short cap sleeves.
The overdress of white satin is tiered and is pulled up slightly on the side,
revealing the under dress of white silk taffeta. The dress is covered with hundreds of sparkling beads like diamonds in the sky. The beading consists of silver sequins, with small and large crystal glass beads. The four tiers of the dress cascade down to the right side matching up with the square train on the under dress.
Jack reaches for her hand. As Rose and Jack embrace, they kiss~ Rose is back in Jack's arms.
In Rose's mind she thinks "I never forgot you Jack".
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~2002 and beyond İSparky's Place~
This page was last updated September 3, 2004
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