Each season focuses on the love life of one of the family’s siblings.
Of course, that doesn’t stop the avid viewers from shipping the cast members together.
Another element of the series that fans love isthe stunning “Bridgerton” costumes.
Due to the elaborate costumes, however, many of the actors look very different in real life.
Another key difference is that Coughlan is from Ireland and had to put on a British accent.
“And then in Season three, she’s a woman.
Sort of talks a little more grounded.”
“Making it about how I look is reductive and boring.”
Within reason, it’s part of it."
However, she was called back to read the part and drawn in by the character.
She’s written with such humility and grace and is a woman whose bereavement has shaped her.
And that appealed to me," she said.
Instead, Jessie favors wearing her hair parted to the side with some face-framing layers but no bangs.
The actress also wears darker eye makeup, Eloise, who has a more natural look.
One of the biggest differences between the actor and her character is not her looks but her background.
She can be a voice and she can hopefully use her privilege for good," the actor said.
She’s styled with minimal makeup, light colors, and short bangs to highlight that innocence.
Her overall look is softer than the more modern style the actor wears in her day-to-day life.
“I was really naive.
I don’t think there was a period of my life as an actor when I thought about fame.
However, you likely didn’t recognize her because she looks so different in “Bridgerton.”
Her red hair is also done in elaborate updos with stiff curls.
It’s a big difference from the simpler and more relaxed look the actor presents in her daily life.
“I have relished in the audience getting to see other sides to her, a more vulnerable side.
I think it will gain her a bit of sympathy with people.”
Throughout the show, she typically dons jewel-toned tailored dresses and structured hats.
That’s 61 years oflifelife.
It kind of completely just changed my lifestyle.
Despite their similarities, there are a couple of key differences between the character and the actor.
Notably, Newton doesn’t have Colin’s iconic sideburns.
The actor doesn’t wear his facial hair like that, but he grew it out for the part.
Golda Rosheuvel - Queen Charlotte
Queen Charlotte has an essential role in the “Bridgerton” universe.
The character is instantly recognizable in every scene due to her lavish style and tall wigs.
As a biracial woman, Rosheuvel was ideal to play the crucial part.
Charlotte’s ever-changing wigs are often blonde, which is a contrast from Rosheuvel’s dark hair.
Although Rosheuvel is a fashion-forward woman, becoming Queen Charlotte is a full metamorphosis.
She toldWWDthat the transformation typically takes two hours.
They give you the character, so much of it, I feel” (viaCinema Blend).
“I love it.
Although the actor and character are both stunning, Ashley’s style is much more free-spirited and contemporary.
According to Ashley, costuming and mannerisms were crucial to embodying her dignified character.
“I love dressing up for ‘Bridgerton.’
It’s an honor to wear our costume designer, tailor, and seamstresses' work.
You step out feeling like a princess,” the actor toldVogue.
“Women weren’t really allowed to be tactile, cross their legs.
Simple things that I, as myself, kind of naturally went into.
Speaking toLogo TV, Bailey said the carefully groomed muttonchops were an important part of getting into character.
“I think for Anthony, it’s really important that he felt sharp and serious.
“I think it’s pretty much, for me, a dream come true.
Imhangbe looks very similar in the show and in real life.
Both he and the character have a shaved head and carefully groomed beard.
The key difference is the regency costumes that he wears on screen.
In 2024, Hunt received the honor of being named one of the stars of tomorrow byScreen Daily.
While playing Hyacinth, Hunt typically has her hair up and curled into ringlets.
She also wears minimal makeup for a young and fresh-faced look.
In real life, the actress frequently wears her hair down and lets it stay in natural-looking waves.
She also wears trendy clothes and makeup that quickly set her apart from her 19th-century role.
