Jenny's Tea-Length Parisian Watercolor Dress from "An Education"

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Things we can't wait to do after work today: Buy the just-released An Education DVD and watch it 100 times in a row.

Lately, a lot's been made (and idealized) about the 1960s—hello Mad Men—but we can't help but covet Jenny's wardrobe. Though the entire cast's costumes were sourced from vintage by costume designer Odile Dicks-Mireaux, we hear the tea-length Parisian watercolor number (above) is one of the movie's most-sought-after dresses.

Will somebody please whip up a batch and sell them to the public? Thanks.
· Carey Mulligan's sartorial transformation in "An Education" [Vanity Fair]