The undeniable Lady Sibil Crawley...
If you weren't glued to your television this past month watching Downton Abbey, the latest and greatest contribution to Masterpiece Theater, then you have most certainly missed out. This instantly addictive program tells the story of the tremondously loveable Crawley family and their equally, if not more endearing staff. Set in 1912, it's exactly what I wished Gosford Park had been, but wasn't- and my very favorite part of the show? Lady Sybil Crawley, played perfectly by the young and destined to be famous, Jessica Brown-Findlay is the youngest daughter in the family who is known for soft demeanor, growing feminist ideals and solidarity with the Crawley employees, one of which may soon become a love interest!
The Crawley sisters, Lady Edith, Lady Mary and Lady Sibil...
Lady Sibil listening attentively to a speaker supporting the women's suffrage movement...
Making an oh so modern and fabulous statement in her envelop-pushing new "dress"!
Attending another suffragettes protest against her father's wishes... and who is that handsome gent next to her? Her chauffer and aspiring politician friend!
While her sister's fight about boys, she helps a maid find work as a Secretary...
Jessica Brown-Findlay looking stylish as herself at an event...
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