The Others: Grace Stewart

When The Others came out in 2001, it was around the same time as The Sixth Sense when plot twist endings were having a moment in Horror. I’ll do my best to not spoil it for you, but it has been twenty-plus years already! If you haven’t seen The Others yet, do yourself a favor and go check it out. If you’re into the technical aspects of films, the lighting alone is worth your time for this one.

The only thing that moves here is the light, but it changes everything.” ~Grace Stewart

A brown corduroy dress with pockets on a dressform with taupe oxford shoes on the floor in front of it.
The Others: Grace Stewart Outfit

Outfit: Ann Taylor LOFT Brown Corduroy Dress

“Nude” colored pantyhose

Shoes: Forever Taupe Suede Oxford Shoes

A person dressed as Grace Stewart from The Others from the back to show a medium length wavy blonde wig.

Hair: Medium Wavy Blonde Wig with Bangs

A selfie of a person dressed as Grace Stewart from The Others with a blonde wig with barrettes and a little lip gloss.

Makeup:

Lips: Ambiance Avon True Color Lip Glow

A close-up of a mock tortoise barrette.

Accessories: Goody Mock Tortoise Stay Tight Barrettes

A close-up of a gold wedding ring with a diamond on the ring finger of a pale hand.

Accessories: My mother’s wedding ring from my father

A silver bangle with dangly charms removed and keys added.

Prop 1: A silver bangle with dangly charms removed and keys added to be the master key ring of the house

A close-up of an oil lamp.

Prop 2: Oil lamp

A close-up of a vintage brown photo album with gold filigree border and a golden letter W in the center.

Prop 3: Vintage photo album that my Grandmother gave me filled with photos of my family

A side-by-side comparison of a pale person in a blonde wavy wig with barrettes and a dark brown corduroy dress in costume as Grace Stewart from The Others next to Nicole Kidman in character as Grace Stewart from The Others.

A pale person in a blonde wavy wig with barrettes and a dark brown corduroy dress in costume as Grace Stewart from The Others edited into the opening scene of the foggy house on Jersey, the Channel Islands 1945.
During WWII, my husband is off fighting France. One day all the servants disappeared leaving me all alone with my two children who have a “photosensitive” condition where they can’t be exposed to anything stronger than candlelight otherwise they break out in rashes and sores.

A pale person in a blonde wavy wig with barrettes and a dark brown corduroy dress in costume as Grace Stewart from The Others edited into a scene with the three people who come to work at the house in the movie.
Three random strangers come to the door inquiring to see if any help was needed. I explain to them that they can work here as long as they lock the doors behind them before they open the next door to keep the light contained and protect my children.

A pale person in a blonde wavy wig with barrettes and a dark brown corduroy dress in costume as Grace Stewart from The Others edited into a scene with the children and Mrs. Tuttle.
Spooky stuff starts happening around the house, but I try to keep the children calm by forcing them to read the bible and disregarding their commentary that they’ve seen intruders.

A pale person in a blonde wavy wig with barrettes and a dark brown corduroy dress in costume as Grace Stewart from The Others holding a photo album and edited into a scene with Mrs. Tuttle.
But I start to wonder when I come across some old photos…

A side-by-side comparison of a pale person in a blonde wavy wig with barrettes and a dark brown corduroy dress in costume as Grace Stewart from The Others next to Nicole Kidman in character as Grace Stewart from The Others.

Catch me back here tomorrow for another post.

In the meantime, check out The Others: Grace Stewart board on Pinterest.

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