Gilded age

Inspired by the writer's final, unfinished novel, the series follows a tight-knit clique of wealthy young American women who head to London in search of titled husbands.

The Kardashian-Jenners owe a great debt to the Vanderbilts and other Robber Barons depicted in Julian Fellowes’s latest period drama.

The Gilded Age has not yet been renewed for a third season at HBO. Here's what we know about its chances of coming back, plus who would be in the cast and more.

A decade after it began life at NBC, this period drama from the “Downton Abbey” creator, Julian Fellowes, comes to TV with big mansions, big names and big costumes. It also faces big risks.

Charlotta on Instagram: “🔹The Gilded Age🔹 The Gilded Age starts from the year 1882. In the show Marian Brooks wears this asymmetrical evening gown with a black…”

The setting for HBO’s “The Gilded Age” is 1880s New York, nearly half a century before zippers would appear on garments. And yet there they are, running up the backs of women’s gowns in Season 2, suggesting the show’s budget is no match for the illusion it so desperately hopes to peddle. You know it’s bad when a series preoccupied with opulence can’t even deliver when it comes to the costumes. ...

The wealthiest families of the Gilded Age lived in enormous mansions outfitted with gold, marble, and priceless art. Take a look inside.

The Gilded Age has not yet been renewed for a third season at HBO. Here's what we know about its chances of coming back, plus who would be in the cast and more.

The theme of the 2022 Met Gala? Gilded Glamour. Here, examine Gilded Age fashion, as chronicled in the pages of 1890s Vogue.

The Gilded Age took cues from Alva Vanderbilt’s 1883 ball, which “was the most extravagant affair of its kind America had ever seen.”

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Julian Fellowes and Sonja Warfield also discussed the real-life event that inspired one of the episode's juiciest moments and the robber barons with "a pretty primitive moral code" who informed George Russell.

Location manager Lauri Pitkus spoke to PEOPLE about the spectacular sites where the show was shot and which historic mansions belong to the fictional families

Here is a great drawing of Mrs. Astor holding court in her mansion on Fifth Avenue. Click HERE to see her mansion with floor plans and HERE for her ballroom.

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The Gilded Age on Instagram: "Victory has never felt so sweet. #TheGildedAge"