Saturday, September 5, 2009

Queen of Hearts Costume Analysis by Ginger

I just found an amazing costume analysis on the Queen of Hearts costume from Alice in Wonderland.
Check out Ginger's post.
Saved me a lot of figuring out. :)
She also has an analysis on the White Queen's costume.
I can hardly wait to start this project!

1 comment:

  1. I have already started working on this project by just looking at the poster. I found that the best way to construct this version of the dress so that the detail of the stockings, tulle, lace and boots is to hem the skirt so that the front is at the knees and the remainder circles down fully down to the ankles. I found the stocking are made by Leg Avenue and unless you are an EXCELLENT corset maker no amount of boning can give you the shape in the pictures so you will need to invest in a real one to wear underneath. REALLY it saved me hours of work because I tried boning the top myself at first and the shape wouldn't hold all the velvet no matter what I did. There is also a satin ball gown in the movie I haven't seen a good picture of and I can't WAIT to get a good look at that one so I can make it :D Hope the suggestions help...Here is a crappy picture of the ball gown...http://farm1.static.flickr.com/164/406221261_b9193df9a5.jpg?v=0

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Although I continually talk about movie costumes on this blog, I am not a movie reviewer. Not all the films I discuss are recommended and I do not choose to review weather they are appropriate or not for the simple fact that every person's standards are different. Something that is fine for me may be offensive to some one else and visa versa. If you would like to look into the appropriateness of a title, I recommend pluggedinonline.com. I have not seen all the movies I discuss, and am simply interested in the art of clothes in film. I will leave you to decide for yourself if you will watch the movie or not.

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