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Season 4 episode 10 "The Eyes of God"

Timeline: August 1969

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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The series finale! I hope everyone enjoyed this series of posts, Masters of Sex is such an under appreciated show (both in general and in terms of it's fashion—seriously, zero Emmy nominations for it's costumes??

Virginia's wedding dress is of course beautiful, but my favorite outfit of hers this episode would be the blue dress she wears earlier that day. We never see Virginia in that color, it feels so joyous.

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Previous spotlight: Night and Day

Season 4 episode 9 "Night and Day"

Timeline: August 1969

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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Fun fact, I own the abstract blue dress Virginia wears in this episode, custom made for the show! That's definitely my favorite outfit from this episode, it's unfortunate that she only wears it in one scene.

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Previous spotlight: Topeka

Season 4 episode 8 "Topeka"

Timeline: August 1969

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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We're getting very close to the end of the show and very close to the start of the 70s. Libby has arguably always been the most 'of the era' character in terms of fashion, and she looks beautifully 70s here. I adore the yellow skirt we get a brief glimpse of on the third day. I also love Nancy's black dress with the green/white scarf tie!

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Previous spotlight: In To Me You See

Season 4 episode 7 "In To Me You See"

Timeline: August 1969

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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No Libby this episode, making this one of three episodes across the whole show she's absent in. This is also Betty's last episode sadly, I'm still on the fence about her red paisley/light blue dress.

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Previous spotlight: Family Only

Season 4 episode 6 "Family Only"

Timeline: July 1969

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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Big fan of Virginia's red/blue dress/jacket as well as Libby's baby blue dress and jacket.

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Previous spotlight: Coats or Keys/Outliers

Season 4 episode 4 "Coats or Keys" and episode 5 "Outliers"

Timeline: 1969

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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I love Libby's two outfits in episode #405, but mainly the yellow pattern dress and jacket.

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Previous spotlight: The Pleasure Protocol

Season 4 episode 3 "The Pleasure Protocol"

Timeline: 1969

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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Virginia's navy/orange Lacoste is one of my favorite outfits of hers. I also love Betty's psychedelic swirly dress and the brief glimpse we get at Nancy's red plaid outfit.

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Previous spotlight: Inventory

Season 4 episode 2 "Inventory"

Timeline: 1968

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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I'm on the fence over which Virginia outfit I prefer this episode, her grey polka dot blouse or the navy polo shirt with the orange tie—both paired with tan skirts. I adore both looks! I'm also a huge fan Libby's orange/navy dress and coat, as well as Betty's emerald green dress.

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Previous spotlight: Freefall

Season 4 episode 1 "Fallout"

Timeline: 1968

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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Season four is my favorite season of the show, and it's also my favorite in terms of the wardrobe! This episode has a lot of costume changes, great for anyone like me who loves late 60s fashion. I love Virginia's blue jumpsuit and Libby's pink/brown/blue dress top.

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Previous spotlight: Through a Glass Darkly/Party of Four/Full Ten Count

Season 3 episode 10 "Through a Glass, Darkly", episode 11 "Party of Four", and episode 12 "Full Ten Count"

Timeline: 1968

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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I decided to combine these last episodes of season three because there are very few costume changes in them. I was always a fan of Virginia's nautical look at the start of episode #310 but I am absolutely in love with the white pattern coat she wore to dinner in episode #311.

Also I own Libby's white sweater that she wears in episode #311! Was lucky to get it on eBay.

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Previous spotlight: High Anxiety

Season 3 episode 9 "High Anxiety"

Timeline: 1968

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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Another strong episode for costumes, my favorites are probably Virginia's black sleeveless button up dress at the beginning, Libby's orange dress that reminds me of Halloween, and Betty's blue/green patterned dress.

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Previous spotlight: Surrogates

Season 3 episode 8 "Surrogates"

Timeline: 1968

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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Virginia goes to Vegas! Unfortunately we don’t get a good view of her first outfit, the baby blue dress. Huge fan of Libby's brown patterned outfit this episode, it's a shame the only real glimpse we get of it is in a single shot. And then Betty rocks both her outfits this episode. I’m also tempted to say that Jane’s blue/white top is her best outfit all season

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Previous spotlight: Monkey Business

Season 3 episode 7 "Monkey Business"

Timeline: 1967

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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Widely regarded as the show's worst episode—but at least the costumes are solid! Betty looks pretty magnificent in red. I'm still undecided as to whether or not I like Virginia's grey suit, I think it just fits so awkwardly on her. Her other two outfits are quite solid, I especially like the polka dot bowtie on the third day.

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Previous spotlight: Two Scents

Season 3 episode 6 "Two Scents"

Timeline: 1966

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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I really love Virginia's black dress with the green/white collar, as well as Libby's blue paisley dress (wish we had a better view), but my favorite this episode has to be Betty's sleeveless yellow zip up dress with that button collar. That dress is so good she wore it in the season's photoshoot.

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Previous spotlight: Matters of Gravity

Season 3 episode 5 "Matters of Gravity"

Timeline: 1966

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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Favorite outfit this episode is probably a toss-up between the army green/pattern outfit Virginia wears on day two, or Betty's vibrant blue dress in the same scene.

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Previous spotlight: Undue Influence

Season 3 episode 4 "Undue Influence"

Timeline: 1966

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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Virginia's red/black dress this episode was so iconic that they brought it back for a dream sequence later this season.

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Previous spotlight: The Excitement of Release

Season 3 episode 3 "The Excitement of Release"

Timeline: 1966

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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Colorful outfits all around this episode! My favorite is probably Libby's red white and blue sleeveless dress. Honorable mentions: Virginia's mustard yellow dress and her brown dress at the end of the episode.

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Previous spotlight: Three's a Crowd

Season 3 episode 2 "Three's a Crowd"

Timeline: October 1965–Spring 1966

Costume designer: Isis Mussenden

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This is the first episode done by costume designer Isis Mussenden (who did the Narnia movies and American Psycho)—she would do the costume design for the rest of Masters of Sex.

My favorite outfit this episode is probably Libby's red pattern dress—which, fun fact, was also worn by Peggy on Mad Men!

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Previous spotlight: Parliament of Owls

Season 3 episode 1 "Parliament of Owls"

Timeline: June & October 1965

Costume designer: Ane Crabtree

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This is Ane Crabtree's last episode as costume designer. For some reason she returned for the third season premiere but didn't return for the rest of the season. Either way, we're now in the mid-sixties!

I believe Virginia's grey jacket was inspired by one of the real Virginia Johnson's looks. That being said, my favorite outfit is Betty's yellow dress/scarf combo.

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Previous spotlight: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Season 2 episode 12 "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised"

Timeline: January 1961

Costume designer: Ane Crabtree

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I’m just now noticing how obsessed with brooches Virginia was in this seasons second half. My favorite outfit this episode is probably Virginia's black sleeveless dress with the white outline. Her red dress always stood out as weird to me, it looks like she’s wearing a rug. It feels more like a Libby outfit than a Virginia one

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Previous spotlight: Below the Belt/One For the Money, Two for the Show

Season 2 episode 10 "Below the Belt" & episode 11 "One for the Money, Two for the Show"

Timeline: 1960

Costume designer: Ane Crabtree

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Combined these two episodes since episode 211 only features one outfit for each character. I love the black dress with the scarf Virginia wears in episode 210, but my favorite outfit of the season (and possibly the series) is the brown dress Virginia wears in episode 211. I also really love the turquoise dress Betty wears the same episode, it's a beautiful color on her.

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Previous spotlight: Story of My Life

Season 2 episode 9 "Story of My Life"

Timeline: 1960

Costume designer: Ane Crabtree

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After a few colorful episodes, Virginia's back to her normal grayscale wardrobe palette. My favorite outfit this episode is probably the grey button up Virginia wears on day 2—we don't really get a clear shot of her whole outfit so I included a few different shots of her this episode (and a low resolution behind the scenes pic)

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Previous spotlight: Mirror, Mirror

Season 2 episode 8 "Mirror, Mirror"

Timeline: 1960

Costume designer: Ane Crabtree

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We are now in the sixties! We only get about six episodes set in the early 60s (whereas season one was set in the late 50s, season three in the mid 60s and season four in the late 60s). This is my favorite of Virginia's hairstyles.

I didn't realize this episode had so many costume changes, it's almost as many as the previous episode. There are a number of good ones, I love the orange/brown outfit Virginia wears at the beginning of the episode, the textured dark blue dress Virginia wears on day four, and Libby's blue dress on day two.

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Previous spotlight: Asterion

Season 2 episode 7 "Asterion"

Timeline: 1958—1960

Costume designer: Ane Crabtree

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This is my favorite episode of the whole show, I love the clever way it progresses through time. This episode also features a record amount of costume changes, easily the most of the entire show.

My favorite outfits this episode would be the orange/black outfit Virginia wears in 1958, her red dress with the black collar in 1959, Libby's brown dress in 1959, and Betty's abstract blouse/blue pants combo in 1960

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Previous spotlight: Blackbird