Lucilla's Blue and Silver Dress

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Loose fitting royal blue one-shoulder gown with heavy silver embroidery and jewels on the shoulder. The material seems to be a silk satin. Similar in style to her Red costume. Four knife pleats start under the embroidery and add fullness to the gown. She also wears a dark purple cloak/wrap heavily embroidered along the edge and on the inside.

Bonhams in the UK has sold the tiara at auction. Here is the listing. It's described as: "A tiara, of worn gilt effect metal encrusted with diamond effect jewels with central stone."


The tiara was then listed at The Prop Store of London. The Prop Store described it as: "The tiara worn by Lucilla (Connie Nielson) in the action packed drama Gladiator. This tiara can be seen in the scenes when Lucilla is watching Maximus (Russell Crowe) fight in the gladiatorial arena. This beautifully ornate tiara can be matched to the version worn on screen by a small central bead in the middle which has dropped down slightly from it's mount, it has been ringed in the DVD stills. The tiara was purchased directly from the costume company who worked on the film, it has been changed slightly in colour as it had been rented to other productions after filming on Gladiator had finished. Made from a metal frame with plastic sections and beading, it has been padded with cloth where it would rest on the actresses head for comfort."


Profiles in History sold the tiara in August of 2008. Here is the listing. They describe it as "This beaded metal tiara was made for use by Connie Nielsen as: "Lucilla" in the Roman epic Gladiator. It is constructed of a metal frame with plastic sections and beading, it has been padded with cloth where it rests on the actress' head. This tiara is visible in the scene where "Lucilla" is watching "Maximus" fight in the gladiatorial arena. The tiara was purchased directly from the costume company who worked on the film, although it has been changed slightly in color after use in a subsequent production."