hundred-year-old source material for “Lady Chatterley’s Lover” once roused calls for censorship worldwide

novel, and now the new film (in theaters and streaming on Netflix Dec

themes of class, relationships and sexual pleasure while remaining grounded in the time period of 1920s

(Matthew Duckett) and Connie (Emma Corrin) marry early in the film

“There was a lot of conversation about the wedding dress!”

from structured [to] free flowing spoke a lot about how we were figuring out Connie,”

moves into the country with her husband, the London fashions eventually transition into an unquestionably

a see-through quality about them,” notes Fryer, “which helped with the journey of the story

a real sense of stripping back all these layers, the literal and metaphorical layers, she

included details like embroidery and lace, patterns and textures