Besides his "History of British Costume", Planché contributed to a number of other works on costume. He wrote an article on "The History of Stage Costume" in "The Book of Table Talk", edited by Charles MacFarlane, in 1836. He also provided the chapters on costume and furniture for "The Pictorial History of England" by MacFarlane and George Craik, as well as an introduction on costume for most of the plays in "The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakespeare" by Charles Knight. In 1842–43 Planché edited "Regal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of England" and "A Complete View of the Dresses and Habits of the People of England" by Joseph Strutt. In 1848 he contributed "Remarks on some of his sketches for Masques and dramas" to Peter Cunningham's "Inigo Jones: A Life of the Architect". In 1879 Planché completed his most ambitious work on costume history, "A Cyclopedia of Costume, or, Dictionary of Dress", two volumes totalling almost 1000 pages.