Many costumes from "Poldark" have been reused from other television shows and films. You can see more at the Recycled Movie Costumes tumblr! #RecycledMovieCostumes #RecycledCostumes #ReusedCostumes #Poldark #CrystalLeaity #Costume #CostumeDrama #PeriodDrama

This beautiful red gown was worn by both Gene Tierney and Marilyn Monroe. Check out hundreds of other Recycled Costumes at Recycledmoviecostumes.com #GeneTierney #OnTheRiviera #MarilynMonroe #MonkeyBusiness #OlegCassini #Hollywood #RecycledMovieCostumes #RecycledCostumes #ReusedCostumes

Check out costumes from "Downton Abbey" that have been used in other films and television shows. #DowntonAbbey #MichelleDockery #Costume #CostumeDrama #PeriodDrama #RecycledMovieCostumes #RecycledCostumes #ReusedCostumes

The funny, the outrageous, the useful, and the sublime.

The eagle-eyed detectives over at Recycled Movie Costumes have dug through decades of television shows, movies, and miniseries to see where a costume has popped up – again, and again, and again.

Adrian designed this dress for Joan Crawford for the movie, 'The Bride wore Red'.

Julie Andrews, "Star," 20th Century Fox, 1968, Designed by Donald Brooks, The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design: Larry McQueen

Deborah Kerr, "Young Bess," MGM 1953, Designed by Walter Plunkett, The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design: Larry McQueen

Susan Hayward, "Valley of The Dolls," 20th Century Fox, 1967, Designed by William Travilla, The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design: Larry McQueen

Katherine DeMille, "The Crusades," Paramount, 1935, Designed by Travis Banton, The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design: Larry McQueen

Dorothy Christy, "Marie Antoinette," MGM, 1938, Designed by Gilbert Adrian, The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design: Larry McQueen

Marlene Dietrich, "Angel," Paramount, 1937, Designed by Travis Banton, The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design: Larry McQueen