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yiliy · 5 months
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"Natalie Portman had numerous costume changes in Revenge of the Sith, but she loves what they called the deep blue 'end dress,' which she wore in her coffin in the funeral scene.
'I think Trisha [Biggar] wanted an ocean sense. Someone said to me it was very ‘Ophelia.’ With the flowers and the hair, it does look like I’m drowning'."
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a 2005 article by Patt Diroll about the Star Wars prequels' costume exhibition at the fashion institute of Design and Merchandising museum in Los Angeles for the release of the book Dressing a Galaxy: The Costumes of Star Wars.
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fkevin073 · 4 months
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Favourite Female Costumes/Fits in THE HUNGER GAMES SAGA
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unhookedwings · 7 months
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Elizabeth Taylor’s Cleopatra Cape
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cressida-jayoungr · 5 months
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One Dress a Day Challenge
November: Oscar Winners
Death on the Nile / Angela Lansbury as Salome Otterbourne
Year: 1978
Designer: Anthony Powell
It's hard to believe Angela Lansbury didn't get an Oscar nomination for her delightfully over-the-top portrayal of the sozzled romance novelist--but at least Anthony Powell got one (and won) for her delightfully over-the-top costumes. This is the outfit in which we first meet Salome, and it really tells us all we need to know about her: she's flamboyant, eccentric, and fond of lavish detail. This is her idea of an evening dress.
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May Calamawy on the set of Moon Knight! 🌙
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legendarytragedynacho · 2 months
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Dune 2 movie costumes by designer Jacqueline West
Pic 1, 3 - Florence Pugh as Princess Irulan
Pic 2 - Léa Seydoux as Margot, Lady Fenring
📷 by Niko Tavernise via Vogue magazine
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ruched · 2 years
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“Breathe” gown worn by Drew Barrymore in Ever After (1998)
Costume design by Jenny Beavan
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fashionsfromhistory · 2 years
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Evening Dress by Thierry Mugler; Pictured with Mina’s Red Dress by Eiko Ishioka from Bram Stoker’s Dracula at the Gothic: Dark Glamour Exhibit
Fall 1981
Museum at FIT
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weclassybouquetfun · 1 month
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It's the final week of the The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM) - L.A.'s salute to movie costumes of the past year (and according to one docent, this is the last year period that FIDM will be hosting).
What was amongst their wares?
Barbenheimer of course!
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AND MORE
My #1 film of last year: SALTBURN
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POOR THINGS
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KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON
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THE COLOR PURPLE
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THE IRON CLAW
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WONKA
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NAPOLEON
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mostthingskenobi · 5 months
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Today is the day I realized the significance of Cassian's long, brown jacket worn in the Andor season finale. It's a blend of jackets worn by Maarva and Clem, but also has design elements unique to Cassian. This level of detail is one of the many reasons I adore this brilliant show. Bravo Michael Wilkinson 👏👏👏
The Andor family sure loves a brown duster 😍
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Judy garland costume tests for the wizard of oz
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eyesfullofmoon · 8 months
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Norma Shearer wearing a sparkly, star themed Adrian costume in Marie Antoinette (1938)
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vivelareine · 7 months
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I got to see one of the "Breathe" gowns from Ever After in person today, I can die happy.
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cressida-jayoungr · 8 months
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One Dress a Day Challenge
August: Fantasy & Sci-Fi
Return to Oz / Jean Marsh as Mombi and Sophie Ward as Mombi II
I was lucky enough to grow up in a town whose library had a nearly complete collection of the Oz books, so of course I remembered Princess Langwidere and her collection of heads! It was great to see that onscreen, even though they merged the characters of Langwidere and Mombi.
In the book, she only wore a simple white dress, as changing her head gave her all the variety she wanted. But I think the burgundy-and-plum gown created for the movie by designer Raymond Hughes is gorgeous, with its iridescent patches and art nouveau swirls. A particularly interesting feature is the rack of golden splinters trailing back from the shoulders, almost like they're trying to form into fairy wings but aren't quite complete.
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I will forever be so in love with this costume
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The Other Nightgown Set, or, The Most Underappreciated Crimson Peak Costume
okay, CPeak fans. when I say Edith's nightgown, what do you picture?
this, right?
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RIP to the gorgeous silk dressing-gown we never see after this scene. but I digress.
and yes, that is the more iconic one. but you're forgetting my own dearest-beloved, my #cozygoals, my unsung hero of Victwardian gothic loungewear...The Buffalo Robe/Nightgown Set
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finding photos of this is ridiculously difficult, and that strikes me as a travesty. but it's a robe of a goldy-chartreuse silk-velvet, with what appears to be a salmon lining (silk again, I'm guessing), floral appliques, and a black sash. She appears to be wearing a lacy cotton nightgown underneath, although a rather short one- only to mid-calf. Interesting.
because Netflix cannot be screenshotted, I took photos with my phone of some details- pardon the quality, glare, etc.
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The collar has piping of the lining fabric. This is done by wrapping a thin cord in the material you want to pipe with, and then stitching that whole affair between two pieces being seamed together. It's a pain in the ass to execute, IMO, but such a nice detail.
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Our heroine is furnished with POCKETS! you can see lace on either side of the robe "skirt," either decorative pocket flaps or outlining the openings for normal, flap-less pockets. I can't quite tell which.
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A slightly better view of said pockets as Edith regards the door that Eleanor (her mother) just opened using Ghost PowersTM.
I didn't screenshot this specifically, but her sash is a black ribbon- of course -with gold edges.
The Buffalo Robe interests me because it seems much more practical than what she wears at Allerdale. Sure, it's goth-tinged and lovely, but it also looks...cozy. It's not all the way up her neck, it's not silk brocade- it's soft velvet, and with pockets to boot. It's something the audience could see themselves throwing on over their own nightwear to lounge around the house. Plus, those pockets bespeak a need to carry things and do Activities- not just wander around crumbling manors with a candelabra looking appropriately ingenuecore. It kind of plays into an interpretive theory I have about Edith falling into the "world" of the Gothic when she goes to Allerdale- she's no longer in reality, sort of, so she gets this over-the-top fantastical nightgown as her primary outfit.
It also bears, I think, more resemblance to actual dressing-gowns and wrappers of the period than her Allerdale nightwear set:
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(Dressing gown, 1880s. Fashion Museum, Bath, England. Earlier than Edith's vague 1895-7 aesthetic, but still similar.)
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(Deaccessioned from the Rochester Historical Museum, New York, USA. This is described in the listing as an "1880s day dress" and the bodice does have a hidden button closure, but. Come on. The visual similarities are insane. I'm not convinced that Kate Hawley didn't see this dress somehow. Also earlier; also pretty close regardless.)
Makes you wonder if Lucille's got a more practical option stashed away somewhere, too...
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