Sophie Baek’s 5 Best Costumes from Season 4 of “Bridgerton”

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Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek "Bridgerton," Season 4 (2020-2026) Best Costumes, Gowns, Dresses, and Outfits Borrowed Blue and Silver Day Dress

Sophie Baek: The Lady in Silver & A Maid

Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek in her dazzling Lady in Silver Masquerade Gown "Bridgerton," Season 4 (2020-2026) Best Costumes, Gowns, Dresses, and Outfits
Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek in her dazzling Lady in Silver Masquerade Gown “Bridgerton,” Season 4 (2026)

Sophie: Yerin Ha

Costume Designers: John Glaser, George Sayer & Dougie Hawkes 

Based the book series of the same name, Netflix’s Bridgerton Season four is based on the third book “An Offer from a Gentleman.” This time the trope is a Cinderella-like story with the focus being of class division as second son Benedict falls for a seemingly lower ranking maid Sophie Baek

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The Only Definitive Bridgerton Book Ranking You’ll Ever Need

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Ranking the Books in the Bridgerton Series by Julia Quinn using 100 surveys from across the Internet

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Ranking The Bridgerton Book Series using Statistical Analysis

Couple of the First Four Seasons of Netflix's Bridgerton: Simon Basset (Rege-Jean Page) & Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor); Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley) & Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey); Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) & Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan); Bendict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson) & Sophie Baek (Yerin Ha)
Four of the Main Couples of Bridgerton Seasons 1 through 4

Written by Julia Quinn, The Bridergeton Book series spans eight books set in Regency England (1813-1827.) Each book tells the love story of a different Bridgerton sibling and each feature some sort of romantic trope, like fake-dating, enemies to lover to name a few.

The book series got a surge in popularity after being adapted into a Netflix show in 2020. It’s currently in their fourth season, adapting the third book with two addition seasons currently in preproduction. The show adaptations of the books are quite different and has a more ensemble cast with many sub-plots and added characters.

But the real question is which one of the book in the series is considered “The Best?” Which is the worse? And which ones are in the top four and which ones are in the bottom four?

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