Bridgerton: Anthony's Final Costume Explained (What It Really Means)
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Bridgerton season 2.
Bridgerton’s costumes played an important part in the story — here’s what Anthony Bridgerton’s final costume really means and how it stands out amongst all his previous ones from both seasons. Bridgerton season 2 included hundreds of costumes for the main cast and extras alike: colorful dresses, firmly tied cravats, coattails, exquisite jewelry, and a manner of other accessories made up each outfit. The members of the Ton had to dress to impress, after all.
Anthony took his role of finding a wife very seriously in Bridgerton season 2, and he dressed accordingly. In season 1, Anthony spent much of his time with opera singer Siena Rosso, often shirking his responsibilities to his household or seeking a way to unwind because of the stress they caused. As a result, Anthony wore a lot of white pants with dark vests and coattails (usually a deep velvet or navy blue). His ensemble was made complete with brown riding boots. As a leading man in Bridgerton season 2, Anthony was taking to his duties — to his family and to courting Edwina — quite aggressively. His costumes were upgraded to reflect that.
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Anthony was most often dressed in plush navy and velvet coattails and vests. He wore black or dark blue pants with black boots instead of brown. His cravats rotated between white, beige, and dark blue/black as well. The darker color palette for his costumes is exactly why his final outfit stands out. In the final Bridgerton season 2 scene, Anthony is wearing a sky blue vest beneath a plush indigo jacket. The sky blue vest marks the first time Anthony has worn this color in the series,
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