Miss fisher

The glamorously fabulous lady detective, The Honourable Miss Phryne Fisher, (pronounced Fry-nee) swans into early 1929 Melbourne, fighting injustice with her pearl-handled pistol and her dagger-sharp wit is back tonight on the ABC, with more mystery, more suspense and more of that amazingly glamorous wardrobe for all to see. She came onto our screens last year in a

Step into Rippon Lea and enter the opulent 1920s world of the Honourable Miss Phryne Fisher and her crime fighting associates. Based on the novels of Australian author Kerry Greenwood, the Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries

“If you’re a Sherlock fan, check out Miss Fisher… (she) is a fashionably beautiful investigator with some definitively wicked ways… (the) soundtrack is equally as brilliant as the series is stunnin…

As Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries returns to ABC for a third series, costume designer Marion Boyce shares her favourite looks for Essie Davis’s lady detective

In 1920s Melbourne, Phryne Fisher (Essie Davis) is a thoroughly modern woman operating in a mostly male world.

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Miss Fisher

When most people think of 1920s, fashion they think of short, fringe, sequin or beaded slip dresses with feather boas and headbands, long cigarette holders, and long white pearl necklaces. While there is some truth in the accessories, flapper dresses are far from it. Unfortunately, the majority of 1920s dresses and costumes takes cues from

I love how the photographer posed their feet! And that coat!