I Made the Boarding Suit Jacket from Titanic!
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Last week, I successfully mocked up the Titanic boarding suit jacket. This week, I'm constructing the whole jacket, and moving on to mock up the skirt. But will I finish in time for Costume College?
Check out the first part of this project here: • Titanic Cosplays
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The way the Boarding Suit is almost an exact copy of an actual magazine outfit from 1912 was Iconic! Deborah Scott did her research!
You know what might be good? If costume designers started recording their processes like you guys. Not only would that stop cosplayers from having to investigate features, it would show people some of the effort that goes into their work. It would hopefully make them, and maybe their suppliers, better known. It would be great to know more about the artisans behind embroidery and other decorative elements.
Oh my gosh, I wish!
Someone would need to pay for the videoing and additional time to do this. Not cheap as one might think
@@skatfan While I very much appreciate the work that goes into these channels, many of them are done by single people who don't have connections to people who have professional equipment and skills. In their spare time, no less. Considering that one custom piece can go for tens of thousands, and the video documentation could itself be a product of some kind, I would think this would be viable. But that's just my thinking.
@@kobaltkween Arent these designers working for a production company for the shows? It would have to be put into the budget and/or releases given to share the how-tos. Terry who did Outlander did have a Twitter feed where she shared details but as I recall it was not a positive experience with people dissing her work as not historical.
I work for a small company that sometimes makes costume elements for theatre & TV. Designers often outsource to companies like mine for specialty stuff and undergarments. When we have weird custom stuff for theatre, we usually do take a lot of pictures to document construction techniques in case the show changes performers and needs another piece. My boss would definitely consider some of our construction methods “trade secrets” and wouldn’t want that information getting out. I don’t know if that’s normal, but that’s how we work. Designers are often pretty far away from the actual construction process.
I can't tell you how much im enjoying watching the boarding suit come together! All roses costumes in the film are gorgeous but the boarding suit is extra special. You've done a fantastic job so far - I'm looking forward to seeing the skirt and accessories too. Good luck!🤞🍀🤞
Thank you!
Even unfinished, this is a lovely silhouette on you. Very flattering
I love this costume and you have done a fabulous job on it. Well done.
Two of my outfits for Costume College are 1912 styles. One of the skirts is turquoise and has navy blue velvet ribbon and navy blue taffeta details. The hat I got on Amazon is basically the same style as yours, lol. I used the turquoise fabric for a band around the crown, ivory satin bias around the brim and a large ivory lace bow (50 year old fabric leftover from my mom's wedding dress) and feathers. We'll have to take 1912 photos together.
Rebecca, you're a Dinamo! I love this outfit and can't wait to see it all put together. I know you will power through the last bits and be ready in time for Costume College! 😍🤗
I'm watching this on a day while CoCo is actually happening. I hope you (and everybody there) are having a great time!
It was such a pleasure seeing this dress in person! It came out beautifully! :)
Thanks!
Yes yes yes! I love this look on you.
Amazing Laaahh :D! Thank you for sharing.
Looking good
Love this outfit! Could you make the stripes on the hat bow by layering narrower ribbons of the right colors? Oh, I just read someone else's comments suggesting the same thing. Great minds think alike.
For the color on the bow, you can thin fabric paint, usually with water to help it be less stiff. You can also try smoothing the pen ink with a touch of rubbing alcohol.
You can also paint fabric dye like water colors.
I wound up using regular fabric paint. You'll see in the next video! 😉
Gorgeous
Everything is looking amazing! Can't believe just how much you can get done in a week!
I don’t know where my mind has been, but I just realized on today’s video how close it is to costume college and that’s always so much fun. Everybody’s getting ready to go and then they go and they show you all the videos and all the goodies that they get and all the pretty costumes. I’ve been very distracted this season, but I hope you have a wonderful trip. Your garments this year have been so lovely. You just get better and better all the time.
I have paused the video to tell you that your sleeves look like strawberries!! Just add green bows and you're all set for a delightful touch of whimsy wherever you go 😊
Your make up is great
Buttonholes on thicker fabric: increase the stitch length significantly (1mm+\-), also decrease the presser foot pressure.
Rebecca, I just saw your video. I am Stephanie and I gave the supplies to Melissa.... It's a small world, as I live just south of Tacoma, WA.... I'm so glad it came to you and worked out. I
Thank you so much for passing it on to her, and saying it was okay for her to pass it on to me! And totally small world! 😁
Thank you. I needed your cheerful and skilled self. Just the medicine for me making a stupid goof. I put a zipper fly in a pair of men's pants using the front section of one side and the leg section of the other. If pressing seams is half of good sewing, seam ripping is at least 25% of the rest for me. BUT your video has reenergized me, and I'm ready for another try. (This time, I put safety pins in the top of the pattern pieces to at least get that straight.) You really are so talented! This suit is perfection. I can't wait to see the finished outfit.
I never realized that the stripes on the suit was purple and white and not black and white! 😝
It's as always looking beautiful what you are doing! ❤️
Thanks! I had always thought they were navy and white!
It's looking great, Lady Rebecca!! I can't wait to see it all finished!! ❤❤❤
Thanks!
@@LadyRebeccaFashions You're welcome! 🙂
Could you stitch purple ribbon on top of your bow fabric instead of painting the stripes? You look amazing in this jacket! Well done!
I love your idea!
Thanks! I think that would be just as difficult as painting, tbh, if not more so!
Hoping costume college fixed their issues. Last year, it seems they made some poor choices. You look awesome!
I would have to agree about last year’s results…some were great and others were definitely lacking. Hopefully everyone has a fantastic time this year!
@@kimmykimmy2007 yes!
It was much better this year!
I got five minutes in, went to look at something related to this outfit, and eleven hours later, IM BACK!
Love this project. Can you say why there are not the usual interlinings that were common to the jackets in this era?
Thanks! I'm making it in a bodice method as opposed to the typical jacket method. I prefer not to bag line when possible.
I love this dress and would love to make the red dress as well
Turning out amazing!!
Thank you!!😁😁😁❤
Absolutely love this!
Thanks!
Great job 👏🏻
What is Costume College? Is that similar to a fashion convention?
It's three days of classes all centered around costuming (largely historical, but also some fantasy and cosplay), plus dress up events in the evenings. It's great!
Why did I have it in my head that this outfit was red and white?
Morgan Donner made a red and white one. Maybe that's why? I honestly always thought it was blue, not purple.
@@LadyRebeccaFashionsWeird eyesight things
Sorry, but I hope this is ok to ask. I need to ask women that are doing the time periods I want to do (1930, 1940, to 1950) My question is what would be the right/good hair cut to make a good hair style for the time periods I said? Please and help or where I can find help? Thank you
Tbh, I'm not sure. I think they were shorter. I swear I saw someone do a video on this one, but I don't remember who.
@@LadyRebeccaFashions Sorry for asking, but I didn't know where else to ask. Thank you, and if you remember were you saw it please let me know? 💜😊
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