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When Bridgerton’s costume designer and hair and makeup artist started working on Season 3, they purposefully didn’t include many Easter eggs. If you can’t quite pinpoint the shade of Penelope’s dress, for example, that was intentional. They deliberately wanted to keep viewers on their toes.

“Easter eggs tell the future of a story, and that's not our job to give hints to the future,” John Glaser, the costume designer, tells Bustle. “We know the audience looks at that, and we didn't want to give them any hint as to what direction she was going [in].”

Glaser and Erika Okvist, the hair and makeup artist, understand the tenacity of the fandom firsthand, having worked on Seasons 1 and 2 — and their expertise shines in Season 3.