Fixing the timeline: Jane is wearing a ridiculously out-of-date outfit because it's a hand-me-down from an aunt that was out of touch, and since Jane isn't particularly fashion-forward, she doesn't care.
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I always assumed that Tarzan was shipwrecked in the late 60s or early 70s, and that Jane and her father came in the mid 80s. They make frequent reference to Queen Victoria being alive and kicking, so it has to take place before 1901.
Possible silhouette theory: a more structured silhouette like the bustle enhances how out of place and foreign Jane is in the jungle. She wears more flowy, natural silhouettes as the movie progresses which reflects her character change as well. Starting with an Edwardian silhouette wouldn't give as great a contrast. Just a thought.
Being a guy, my range is a bit limited, but I'd love to do a Prince Adam look inspired by his outfit from the very end of Beauty and the Beast after he's transformed back and he and Belle are dancing together before the credits roll. Some day.
I'm not big on Edwardian, but I would love to make a Kida cosplay of her in contemporary clothing for when Milo takes us back to the surface. OR a chemise a la rein outfit for Belle!
Lol janes traveling dresses to the jungle wouldve been low quality silk at best, or cotton, coutil, starched linen. So...you are way more historically accurate than you think!
Oooh! I am excited to see what you do with both Jane’s! If I made a historically inspired Disney character I would choose Maid Marian (despite the fact that she is a fox).
Those 1880's bustles kind of make me think of a snail standing upright and hiding under a curtain 😄 I'm loving your idea for this costume. Can't wait to see it!
I'm excited for this :) I don't cosplay (I only quilt, but costubers are wonderful sewing companions) but if I did I would do a Lady Kluck costume in the Norman period :)
"thank god I grew out of thinking that feminiine things are bad" Oh boy does that one ever resonate. I still do a lot of not traditionally girly things (automotive repair, renovations, construction, drywalling, plumbing, martial arts, armouring and armoured fighting) but lately have mostly reconciled with the colour pink (purple's still better but I've got pink laces on my well-used steel-toed work boots) and doing a whole lot of more traditionally female crafts like sewing and crocheting and preserving. I think identify best as a self-rescuing princess :)
Yes!! One reason I love the 500 Kingdoms series from Mercedes Lackey is the plethora of self-rescuing princesses, Godmothers, etc outwitting The Tradition... and sometimes getting the dragon. :)
Saw the movie a week ago and my constant exposure to the costubers made me think of an historic jane costume.. Without the means and required skills to make one I had to wait for someone to make it so that I could enjoy watching the process.eagerly waiting for your creation.
I’m making a medieval kirtle inspired by Sally from nightmare before Christmas. I’ve started filming a little bit of it and am considering putting it on RUclips.
Hi, As someone that love Nightmare Before Christmas (to be honest everything Tim Burton really) please do put it up. I would love to see it. Yours, Ann
@@annlidslot8212 thanks!!! I’m currently editing the first video 😬 it should be up this weekend maybe? I do also have a highlight on Instagram (@autumnelizab3th)
@@autumnelizab3th Hi, Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately I'm don't have Instagram or any other social media for that matter. I'll have to wait for the real deal, I'm afraid. I'm looking forward to seeing it when it's up. Again thank you. Yours, Ann
The Edwardian Jane designs are soooo cute! I don't know that I would really do a historically accurate Disney cosplay, I'm really interested in translating their design elements into something I can wear every day or going really crazy and doing a more artistic costume-y interpretation. Like your Meg!
I might be mistaken, but I believe that I have read all of the Tarzan books. At least I read every one I could find the year I was 23. They are, to say the very least, 'creative' in plot structure. :)
ignoring the fact that I've only started sewing a year ago and don't feel anywhere near ready for the project, I want to make an 1860s Belle gown. Nobody can tell me that the ballgown was not inspired by the 1860s, even though a lot of the rest of the movie is more 1700s
Le sigh! My favorite era!! That dupioni is lovely. I really enjoy the texture and slubbiness (?) of dupioni silks...don’t know why. I can’t wait to see it finished! Based on the patterns and fabric, it’s going to be amazing!
I'm currently working on gathering materials for a 1890's Moulin Rouge dancer inspired Esmeralda. I need a lot of fabric for my cancan skirt 😂 But I thought as she's a dancer very much desired in the original story, it would fit the Moulin Rouge dancer type character flashing petticoat ruffles haha Can't wait to see what your costume is going to look like!
It's so much fun seeing people make historically inspired costumes, I just finished my own historically inspired Alice in Wonderland costume earlier this year
I think they put the bustle in for the visual gags. I clearly remember seeing under her skirt and the bustle while she was carried by Tarzan in the jungle in a few shots. And I'd do a Princess Tiana look! I love the white dress she wears during the Almost There number, and since that sequences is very simply animated I think it'd be the perfect opportunity to take some artistic license and do an elaborate 1920s evening gown.
I always felt Jane was underrated by Disney. I just loved how ridiculous she looked tramping through the jungle in her high necked yellow bustle dress and parasol. But at the same time I felt so relatable to her. Lets face it we have all had our awkward moments. For me i always wanted to dress up then go running off into the woods with a good book or a pad of paper and colored pencils. None of which my parents would allow. Nor was I even allowed to make my own princess dresses out of old sheets and blankets. If I had then I imagine I might have looked every bit as silly as Jane did. Now I imagine i might make something a little more historically accurate for an African safari. I even have a skirt picked out and a potential shirt I would use from Truly Victorian. I might pick up that idea again when I finish my current projects. I just finished a chemise with blackwork embroidery and am about to start a pair of stays and a petticoat to go with a new Renaissance dress I am making. This is my hopeful thinking that we will someday be allowed to attend large social functions again project.
This is soooo perfect. I love Jane so much. I can't wait to see your process Cat! I'm so glad you decided to go with the Victorian bustle version, this will so much more interesting to construct. I'll try to be patient for the next video :D.
@@GiraffeLoverJen yes! It’s gorgeous and I totally want to try it! I’ve been wanting to do an Evil Queen and Maleficent for a long time now (I did a very basic Halloween version of the Evil Queen yeeeears ago and always wanted to try again).
I'm with you on the searching for brunette Disney heroines department, there are so many blondes, come on 😅 Not to mention she was a smart cookie, and as a young nerd I related deeply. (Belle came later into my life, when I didn't really give a shit about princesses anymore, so Jane will always be the first) As far as the shirt goes, considering it's animation and the design is simplified, I do think it's possible for it to be a shirt and not a bodice. I don't know the historical accuracy of it, but I've seen shirts that had a different colour under and over the collar, so Jane's shirt collar could have a white underside that gets hidden when the shirt is unbuttoned. And the purple cravat she uses hides the buttons when it's closed. Why wouldn't they show these details? Idk, something something animation is simplified, it wasn't important to show? It made sense to me back then, at least.
I mean, try being a redhead :D :D The only was that was around was Ariel and she's really not someone I find (or ever found) worth of being inspired by....not to mention that her red hair was not very natural looking. Thank goodness today's kids got Merida :D
WOW I found this at the perfect time, what are the odds! I recently decided to give this cosplay a go so I can't believe this was posted so recently. Thank you for sharing your ideas and your go-to pattern place! :) I can't wait to see how it turns out!
Oh I love these historical inspired Disney outfits! I must say, your golden dupioni is really pretty (even on camera). I already made Anna's coronation dress but do late 1850's inspired, but I want to redo the bodice so it has embroidery.
Your Jane costume was what first made me follow you on Instagram, and it's still one of my favourites of yours! I am very excited to see how this more historically adequate version will turn out, the fabrics look beautiful at least!
I think the rougher silk is appropriate for Jane given that wandering around the jungle would make the impractical dress fabrics a bit coarser over time anyway. I like your concept. :)
I always pictured that Jane and her father had been adventuring for most of her life. While she was brought up with manners by her father's privilege, she was either wearing her mother's clothes or fashion was procured from the places that she went. So while it was portrayed in Edwardian era because they traveled so often there was no fast fashion or waste of much kind that she would have hung on to her clothes for as long as possible, hence the Victorian style.
This puts me in mind of something I wanted to ask. Now that the “princess” series are sort of played out, could we do literary roll models? Anne’s puff sleeve dress done with historical accuracy NEEDS to be made!!!
Hmmm...I think...Cinderella's lovely transformation gown - in the blue-grey-ish - I remember the little flounces on her waistline from when I was only wee. The running up award would be Tiana's; I've always had a fondness of soft buttery yellows and pretty greens.
I'd always assumed the shirtwaist/bodice were one and the same with a detachable starched collar and hidden closures 😳😯 I just figured it was a bit much detail to draw for a feature length 2D animation; one of the reasons we get such detail in the 3D is that the animators can make a model and copy the details across exactly frame by frame. Historically adequate inspired clothes/costumes are always fun to create and drawing from the original character sketches is where I start whenever I'm using an existing character. Makes me want to make all the things! Straw poke bonnet with a muslin veil 😍
That the fabric has some defects to it actually gives it a lot of personality imo. Getting a fabric with some sort of fabrication problem because budget is probably very historically accurate 😂 I know my grandmother used to do that
Can't wait to see how this turns out! As to picking a time period - Disney wasn't picky so why should you be? Plus I would always suggest going with a design you are excited to make as it will be more fun and engaging than choosing something just because it is "more HI" but you are less excited about
TBH I'm visually reading the slubs as "damage" from going adventuring in the jungle. Probably not your intention, but if you like it, you can say it was your intention.
So lately I've been thinking about j Jane's dress. Jane was my favorite part of the movie (and show) and one of the things that drew me to her was her lovely yellow dress. I like Tarzan a lot but I felt if I were going to do a Disney cosplay and/or historically adequate costume it should be from a movie or character I Really loved. Also victorian is the era I know the least about when it comes to sewing and construction, yet she would still pop into my head. And now this video. I feel it's a sign Usually I gravitate towards belle. I would love to make an 18th Century peasant belle outfit (I have blue stays) and I love her winter look. And if every I gather the gumption to make a robe a la française it will likely be yellow for Belle. I've also considered mint and chocolate colors since I feel RALFs looks like giant desserts 🍨
Fun Fact: Jane Porter was originally considered as the newest Disney Princess in 1999, not long after the Disney Princess franchise started, she was ultimately removed because her dress color scheme was too similar to Belle's so she was removed for that reason so nobody would confuse her for Belle or confusing Belle for Jane Porter.
I would love to do a historically inspired Esmeralda. What she wears in the movie is just so simple and I'm fairly certain 100% inaccurate. I think it would be really cool to see a costume that isn't worn by someone with money as well as the gypsies aren't even close to having lots of money.
I'm so excited! I also love historical versions of disney characters! I've been painting a historical disney princess series :D At the time, I'm on Pocahontas. If I did a costume, I'd probably do Merida (though not from disney animation studio, but disney still), or Megara or Tiana!
I'm actually making a historically adequate snow white at the moment, but in doll size :) it's nice to see someone do Jane, it's one of the lesser know dissney heroines
You know, after being shipwrecked and running through the jungle, all the snags in your silk probably mimic the slubs of the dupioni. It's clearly the best choice. : )
This looks like its going to be so fun! I also really am a fan of historically inspired cosplay, I did an Edwardian-ish eclipsa from Star v. the forces of evil a couple years back and just wrapped a 1850's wild west inspired princess peach! I haven't started posting videos about it or anything yet but my next project is a tudor inspired maleficent.
Can I just quickly say (I'm 2,25 minutes in) how you've improved in talking to the camera? I really noticed there how professionally and easily you spoke and it made me really happy for some reason :) now I'll continue 😅
Done now, and I really enjoyed the video 🤗 looooved the research and thought behind the design choices you made and the effort to read into the original novel :) I'm so excited for the next parts and I think, an edwardian Jane sounds aaaamaaaazing 😍 Love from Germany :)
I don’t have plans on making a historical inspired Disney cosplay, but my best friend suggested I do a young McGonagall because of a photo I sent her wearing a hat I had to get for a bridal show and she called me a boogie McGonagall. I’ve decided an Edwardian inspired young McGonagall even though from what I’ve gathered she was born in the 30s, but I think I can make my hat fit more in the Edwardian time period due to the size of it. I’m hoping to start on it around the end of Summer.
Ahhh I love so much about this video! 1. I love your eyeshadow (what is it?) 2. You look great in this yellow 3. The first Disney cosplays u showed are awesome and so prettyyyy I wish we had videos for them 4. Jane rocks so I'm so glad you are doing her outfit
Hmm I think if I were to make a historical Disney outfit I would pick a villain honestly, most of their color pallettes tend to suit my skin tone so much better than many princesses (why are so few protagonists allowed to have red or dark purple??). I think it would be fun to be Evil Queen or Mother Gothel for the color scheme. If I were picking a princess I would say Belle since there are many outfits to choose from and to be really creative with. (Also who doesn't want to be seen as really smart and have a castle with a giant library at their disposal)
Fixing the timeline: Jane is wearing a ridiculously out-of-date outfit because it's a hand-me-down from an aunt that was out of touch, and since Jane isn't particularly fashion-forward, she doesn't care.
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I always assumed that Tarzan was shipwrecked in the late 60s or early 70s, and that Jane and her father came in the mid 80s. They make frequent reference to Queen Victoria being alive and kicking, so it has to take place before 1901.
In the book it's well past Victoria's death, as the shipwreck is in 1888 and Tarzan's had time to grow up.
Possible silhouette theory: a more structured silhouette like the bustle enhances how out of place and foreign Jane is in the jungle. She wears more flowy, natural silhouettes as the movie progresses which reflects her character change as well. Starting with an Edwardian silhouette wouldn't give as great a contrast. Just a thought.
I'd love to do a historically accurate Anastasia dress, the blue one fromt the end of the movie.
I second this! Although Anastasia is not a Disney Princess, she is one of MY favourite princesses! :)
Do you mean the dark blue one?
@@junkabella6324 Weren't the movie rights bought by Disney, so now technically she is??
Being a guy, my range is a bit limited, but I'd love to do a Prince Adam look inspired by his outfit from the very end of Beauty and the Beast after he's transformed back and he and Belle are dancing together before the credits roll. Some day.
I looove the idea of an Edwardian Jane Porter, but mainly because I just prefer that style to the 1880s
I'm not big on Edwardian, but I would love to make a Kida cosplay of her in contemporary clothing for when Milo takes us back to the surface. OR a chemise a la rein outfit for Belle!
Lol janes traveling dresses to the jungle wouldve been low quality silk at best, or cotton, coutil, starched linen. So...you are way more historically accurate than you think!
Holy moly all your cosplays are great but the Megara one WOW
Oooh! I am excited to see what you do with both Jane’s! If I made a historically inspired Disney character I would choose Maid Marian (despite the fact that she is a fox).
Those 1880's bustles kind of make me think of a snail standing upright and hiding under a curtain 😄 I'm loving your idea for this costume. Can't wait to see it!
Well, you're not alone! I'm sure I've seen bustle era satire drawings depicting just that lol
Edwardian Jane is a great reason to have some fun playing with a different historically inspired silhouette. Plus more Jane, how can you go wrong.
I'm excited for this :) I don't cosplay (I only quilt, but costubers are wonderful sewing companions) but if I did I would do a Lady Kluck costume in the Norman period :)
I love Lady Cluck!!
Do it!!! Our fat, feathered friend was a help to me growing up fat without feathers. :)
I adored Jane! Brown hair, yellow dress, likes to draw? Sold! I can't wait to see how this turns out!
I was never into Disney, so I would turn my favourit cartoon into a princess, Princess Pink Panther 😜
I've never been a huge Disney fan but I love bustle gowns and it's fascinating watching costubers translate one interest into another.
Just here to say how well yellow suits you! Love this outfit and of course this sewing plan. Can't wait to see :)
"thank god I grew out of thinking that feminiine things are bad" Oh boy does that one ever resonate. I still do a lot of not traditionally girly things (automotive repair, renovations, construction, drywalling, plumbing, martial arts, armouring and armoured fighting) but lately have mostly reconciled with the colour pink (purple's still better but I've got pink laces on my well-used steel-toed work boots) and doing a whole lot of more traditionally female crafts like sewing and crocheting and preserving. I think identify best as a self-rescuing princess :)
Yes!! One reason I love the 500 Kingdoms series from Mercedes Lackey is the plethora of self-rescuing princesses, Godmothers, etc outwitting The Tradition... and sometimes getting the dragon. :)
Saw the movie a week ago and my constant exposure to the costubers made me think of an historic jane costume.. Without the means and required skills to make one I had to wait for someone to make it so that I could enjoy watching the process.eagerly waiting for your creation.
I’m making a medieval kirtle inspired by Sally from nightmare before Christmas. I’ve started filming a little bit of it and am considering putting it on RUclips.
That sounds so cool!
Hi, As someone that love Nightmare Before Christmas (to be honest everything Tim Burton really) please do put it up. I would love to see it. Yours, Ann
@@annlidslot8212 thanks!!! I’m currently editing the first video 😬 it should be up this weekend maybe? I do also have a highlight on Instagram (@autumnelizab3th)
@@annlidslot8212 I just uploaded the first video! Hopefully the next one will be soon!
@@autumnelizab3th Hi, Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately I'm don't have Instagram or any other social media for that matter. I'll have to wait for the real deal, I'm afraid. I'm looking forward to seeing it when it's up. Again thank you. Yours, Ann
The Edwardian Jane designs are soooo cute!
I don't know that I would really do a historically accurate Disney cosplay, I'm really interested in translating their design elements into something I can wear every day or going really crazy and doing a more artistic costume-y interpretation. Like your Meg!
I recommend checking out the artist Hannah Alexander, you'll probably really like her designs! :)
I might be mistaken, but I believe that I have read all of the Tarzan books. At least I read every one I could find the year I was 23. They are, to say the very least, 'creative' in plot structure. :)
Love it Cat!! Jane Porter through all the decades! I'm so here for it.
ignoring the fact that I've only started sewing a year ago and don't feel anywhere near ready for the project, I want to make an 1860s Belle gown. Nobody can tell me that the ballgown was not inspired by the 1860s, even though a lot of the rest of the movie is more 1700s
Yees how glorious, it definitely has those 1860s cupcake vibes!
Le sigh! My favorite era!! That dupioni is lovely. I really enjoy the texture and slubbiness (?) of dupioni silks...don’t know why. I can’t wait to see it finished! Based on the patterns and fabric, it’s going to be amazing!
I just started on my historically inspired 1860s Cinderella!!!!
I would love to do Aurora’s outfit from the forest scenes in sleeping beauty! I’ve always loved the simplicity of the bodice, shirt, skirt combo 🥰
I'm currently working on gathering materials for a 1890's Moulin Rouge dancer inspired Esmeralda. I need a lot of fabric for my cancan skirt 😂 But I thought as she's a dancer very much desired in the original story, it would fit the Moulin Rouge dancer type character flashing petticoat ruffles haha
Can't wait to see what your costume is going to look like!
It's so much fun seeing people make historically inspired costumes, I just finished my own historically inspired Alice in Wonderland costume earlier this year
I think they put the bustle in for the visual gags. I clearly remember seeing under her skirt and the bustle while she was carried by Tarzan in the jungle in a few shots. And I'd do a Princess Tiana look! I love the white dress she wears during the Almost There number, and since that sequences is very simply animated I think it'd be the perfect opportunity to take some artistic license and do an elaborate 1920s evening gown.
I always felt Jane was underrated by Disney. I just loved how ridiculous she looked tramping through the jungle in her high necked yellow bustle dress and parasol. But at the same time I felt so relatable to her. Lets face it we have all had our awkward moments. For me i always wanted to dress up then go running off into the woods with a good book or a pad of paper and colored pencils. None of which my parents would allow. Nor was I even allowed to make my own princess dresses out of old sheets and blankets. If I had then I imagine I might have looked every bit as silly as Jane did. Now I imagine i might make something a little more historically accurate for an African safari. I even have a skirt picked out and a potential shirt I would use from Truly Victorian. I might pick up that idea again when I finish my current projects. I just finished a chemise with blackwork embroidery and am about to start a pair of stays and a petticoat to go with a new Renaissance dress I am making. This is my hopeful thinking that we will someday be allowed to attend large social functions again project.
This is soooo perfect. I love Jane so much. I can't wait to see your process Cat! I'm so glad you decided to go with the Victorian bustle version, this will so much more interesting to construct. I'll try to be patient for the next video :D.
Two years ago I did a HI Maleficent - I used Angela Clayton’s Victorian Walking dress pattern.
Have you seen the HI Maleficent that Nicole Rudolph made?
@@GiraffeLoverJen yes! It’s gorgeous and I totally want to try it! I’ve been wanting to do an Evil Queen and Maleficent for a long time now (I did a very basic Halloween version of the Evil Queen yeeeears ago and always wanted to try again).
@@mariamaychack6806 both of those characters inspire such incredible costumes. I'd love to do an Evil Queen someday too.
@@GiraffeLoverJen they are definitely my favorite Disney characters!
Looking forward to seeing this project evolve.
I'm with you on the searching for brunette Disney heroines department, there are so many blondes, come on 😅 Not to mention she was a smart cookie, and as a young nerd I related deeply. (Belle came later into my life, when I didn't really give a shit about princesses anymore, so Jane will always be the first)
As far as the shirt goes, considering it's animation and the design is simplified, I do think it's possible for it to be a shirt and not a bodice. I don't know the historical accuracy of it, but I've seen shirts that had a different colour under and over the collar, so Jane's shirt collar could have a white underside that gets hidden when the shirt is unbuttoned. And the purple cravat she uses hides the buttons when it's closed. Why wouldn't they show these details? Idk, something something animation is simplified, it wasn't important to show? It made sense to me back then, at least.
I mean, try being a redhead :D :D The only was that was around was Ariel and she's really not someone I find (or ever found) worth of being inspired by....not to mention that her red hair was not very natural looking. Thank goodness today's kids got Merida :D
WOW I found this at the perfect time, what are the odds! I recently decided to give this cosplay a go so I can't believe this was posted so recently. Thank you for sharing your ideas and your go-to pattern place! :)
I can't wait to see how it turns out!
Wow wow and wow! Your detailing is fantastic!!!!!! I can’t wait to see it done!!!
I'm considering jumping on the historical disney train and making an 1880's Cinderella ballgown!!!!
Omg I cannot WAIT to see the finished project 😍😍😍
Oh I love these historical inspired Disney outfits! I must say, your golden dupioni is really pretty (even on camera). I already made Anna's coronation dress but do late 1850's inspired, but I want to redo the bodice so it has embroidery.
I'm working on an 1890s ariel. I have previously done an 1870s bustle Ariel complete with trident and shell tiara
I love historically inspired Disney mashups. I'm excited to see your creation/creations (??? 🤞).
I love this!! I’ve always wanted to do a historical Jane Porter. It’s wonderful!
Your research and reasoning is wonderful. This is a fantastic project.
Very excited to follow you through the making of this
So excited to see the finished look! You always put so much work into your projects! So inspiring❤️
Your Jane costume was what first made me follow you on Instagram, and it's still one of my favourites of yours! I am very excited to see how this more historically adequate version will turn out, the fabrics look beautiful at least!
I can't wait for the next video! this is fantastic :)
I think I would do a Merida Version of some sort 😁
I think the rougher silk is appropriate for Jane given that wandering around the jungle would make the impractical dress fabrics a bit coarser over time anyway.
I like your concept. :)
I always pictured that Jane and her father had been adventuring for most of her life. While she was brought up with manners by her father's privilege, she was either wearing her mother's clothes or fashion was procured from the places that she went. So while it was portrayed in Edwardian era because they traveled so often there was no fast fashion or waste of much kind that she would have hung on to her clothes for as long as possible, hence the Victorian style.
I absolutely love this idea and I cannot wait to see you bring it to life!
I love this so much! I want to make an 1880s inspired Ursula Ensemble with green/purple dupioni because I'm extra lol
I am so excited to see this ensamble coming to life! 😍 I think it'll be absolutely lovely 🥰
Oh I love your plan, can't wait to see how it turns out! One day, I will make a HA Mulan which is pretty easy to date but THE MATERIAL COST hhnngg °A°
This puts me in mind of something I wanted to ask. Now that the “princess” series are sort of played out, could we do literary roll models? Anne’s puff sleeve dress done with historical accuracy NEEDS to be made!!!
Hmmm...I think...Cinderella's lovely transformation gown - in the blue-grey-ish - I remember the little flounces on her waistline from when I was only wee. The running up award would be Tiana's; I've always had a fondness of soft buttery yellows and pretty greens.
Great video! I loved seeing your thought process on the design choices 🙌
I'd always assumed the shirtwaist/bodice were one and the same with a detachable starched collar and hidden closures 😳😯 I just figured it was a bit much detail to draw for a feature length 2D animation; one of the reasons we get such detail in the 3D is that the animators can make a model and copy the details across exactly frame by frame.
Historically adequate inspired clothes/costumes are always fun to create and drawing from the original character sketches is where I start whenever I'm using an existing character. Makes me want to make all the things! Straw poke bonnet with a muslin veil 😍
Yes exactly! I think it was the simplicity of the drawing of the bodice, like you said, it was too much detail for the time :)
I used to watch Tarzan on Disney Channel as a kid.
Please please please please I would love a Edwardian inspired Jane the possibly taking from her more casual or the concept art
Why does always th concept art look better and also more accurate than the actual movie? Anyways amazing video
That the fabric has some defects to it actually gives it a lot of personality imo. Getting a fabric with some sort of fabrication problem because budget is probably very historically accurate 😂 I know my grandmother used to do that
Can't wait to see how this turns out! As to picking a time period - Disney wasn't picky so why should you be? Plus I would always suggest going with a design you are excited to make as it will be more fun and engaging than choosing something just because it is "more HI" but you are less excited about
Someday, I’m going to make a historical Aurora. SOMEDAY! (What can I say? It’s a dream!)
TBH I'm visually reading the slubs as "damage" from going adventuring in the jungle. Probably not your intention, but if you like it, you can say it was your intention.
Oh I loved watching this!
This is going to be so amazing.
The picture on the right at 6:55 looks a lot like the blonde lady from Atlantis, I wonder if they used this sketch as inspiration for her
Alternative timeline fix: Jane rEALLY liked history bounding and vintage clothes
How exciting!
I’m sooooo excited for this costume!!! I CAN NOT WAIT!!! I love Jane!!!
Exciting stuff!!!!!!!
I love how Disney logic works...Jane totally works as a Gibson Girl though
So lately I've been thinking about j
Jane's dress. Jane was my favorite part of the movie (and show) and one of the things that drew me to her was her lovely yellow dress. I like Tarzan a lot but I felt if I were going to do a Disney cosplay and/or historically adequate costume it should be from a movie or character I Really loved. Also victorian is the era I know the least about when it comes to sewing and construction, yet she would still pop into my head. And now this video. I feel it's a sign
Usually I gravitate towards belle. I would love to make an 18th Century peasant belle outfit (I have blue stays) and I love her winter look. And if every I gather the gumption to make a robe a la française it will likely be yellow for Belle. I've also considered mint and chocolate colors since I feel RALFs looks like giant desserts 🍨
Fun Fact: Jane Porter was originally considered as the newest Disney Princess in 1999, not long after the Disney Princess franchise started, she was ultimately removed because her dress color scheme was too similar to Belle's so she was removed for that reason so nobody would confuse her for Belle or confusing Belle for Jane Porter.
I love your Jane costume! So I am very excited to see you making this project ☺️
I would love to do a historically inspired Esmeralda. What she wears in the movie is just so simple and I'm fairly certain 100% inaccurate. I think it would be really cool to see a costume that isn't worn by someone with money as well as the gypsies aren't even close to having lots of money.
I can’t wait to see this!!!
loveloveloveloveLove everything about your vids, cosplays,.costumes, etc
I was just thinking about making a historically inspired Jane. She's a great opportunity to do late Victorian/early Edwardian adventure wear.
I always thought that it was set earlier cause when i think of Tarzan I think earlier.
Your video presence is really blossoming. Bring on the bustle!
Oh. My. God. I didn’t know I needed this until I jist saw. I’m sooo excited
I'm so excited! I also love historical versions of disney characters! I've been painting a historical disney princess series :D At the time, I'm on Pocahontas. If I did a costume, I'd probably do Merida (though not from disney animation studio, but disney still), or Megara or Tiana!
I'm actually making a historically adequate snow white at the moment, but in doll size :) it's nice to see someone do Jane, it's one of the lesser know dissney heroines
I would like to do the 1909 version of Jane. I've also been wanting to try Truly Victorian as well.
You know, after being shipwrecked and running through the jungle, all the snags in your silk probably mimic the slubs of the dupioni. It's clearly the best choice. : )
I love this 😂
Ooooh, I'd love to do an Ursula! Not sure which decade though...
This looks like its going to be so fun! I also really am a fan of historically inspired cosplay, I did an Edwardian-ish eclipsa from Star v. the forces of evil a couple years back and just wrapped a 1850's wild west inspired princess peach! I haven't started posting videos about it or anything yet but my next project is a tudor inspired maleficent.
Love it💛💜
So excited to see the proces!!
Can I just quickly say (I'm 2,25 minutes in) how you've improved in talking to the camera? I really noticed there how professionally and easily you spoke and it made me really happy for some reason :) now I'll continue 😅
Done now, and I really enjoyed the video 🤗 looooved the research and thought behind the design choices you made and the effort to read into the original novel :) I'm so excited for the next parts and I think, an edwardian Jane sounds aaaamaaaazing 😍
Love from Germany :)
Aaah thank you, I've been working hard on it so it's nice to see it's noticed 🙈🙈
I am very interested in a possible Jane Porter Edwardian inspire.
I don’t have plans on making a historical inspired Disney cosplay, but my best friend suggested I do a young McGonagall because of a photo I sent her wearing a hat I had to get for a bridal show and she called me a boogie McGonagall. I’ve decided an Edwardian inspired young McGonagall even though from what I’ve gathered she was born in the 30s, but I think I can make my hat fit more in the Edwardian time period due to the size of it. I’m hoping to start on it around the end of Summer.
This is so cool!
Very cool 😃
I'd love to do Aurora using a blue-pink changeable taffeta. Not sure which era I'd pop her in. Perhaps 1959, when her film premiered.
It's a really fun idea to do a version from the year they premiered too!
Ahhh I love so much about this video! 1. I love your eyeshadow (what is it?) 2. You look great in this yellow 3. The first Disney cosplays u showed are awesome and so prettyyyy I wish we had videos for them 4. Jane rocks so I'm so glad you are doing her outfit
Thank you so much! ❤ eyeshadow is a couple of purple singles from Make Up Geek
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I’m excited to see what it ends up looking like! I never new Tarzan was supposed to take place in the Edwardian era tho, that’s interesting!
Hmm I think if I were to make a historical Disney outfit I would pick a villain honestly, most of their color pallettes tend to suit my skin tone so much better than many princesses (why are so few protagonists allowed to have red or dark purple??). I think it would be fun to be Evil Queen or Mother Gothel for the color scheme. If I were picking a princess I would say Belle since there are many outfits to choose from and to be really creative with. (Also who doesn't want to be seen as really smart and have a castle with a giant library at their disposal)
Yes Villain colour schemes are awesome!