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"  SPOILER ALERT -- Do not read on if you have not yet watched the season 4 premiere of Downton Abbey.     It&amp;#039;s a dark, depressing time for the Crawley family in the season 4 premiere of PBS&amp;#039; Downton Abbey. Matthew&amp;#039;s dead, O&amp;#039;Brien&amp;#039;s run off to maid another lady, and Edith has a new and ill-advised penchant for wearing wide satin headbands in various colors. The season opens in 1922, six months after Matthew&amp;#039;s fatal car accident. Since Lady Mary is still in mourning (read: head-to-toe black\u2014just look at her expression to Anna suggesting she wear a lavendar paisley shall), Downton costume designer Caroline McCall infuses roaring &amp;#039;20s style elements into some of the other characters&amp;#039; outfits, including Lady Cora and Cousin Rose. Take a look at our favorite style moments from episode 1 below.        As with many silhouettes of the 1920s, undergarments also became less constraining. Modeled after bloomers, the fabrics were looser, as seen in Lady Cora&amp;#039;s lace nightgown and silk embroidered robe.     Always the most fashion forward of the group, Cousin Rose wears a cloche hat in the photo above, which became especially popular in the 1920s. The hat gets its name from its shape\u2014cloche in French translates to bell.    Can we make a rule that every Downton episode include at least one train station scene? As with Lady Cora&amp;#039;s silk robe, Lady Edith also dons an ensemble featuring delicate appliques. Lady Edith&amp;#039;s outfits featured warm hues of red and orange throughout the season premiere, as shown in the ultra low-waisted silk dress below.     "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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