Dune | Otherworldly Wears | Warner Bros. Entertainment
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2022
- Dune's costume designers go behind the scenes to explore the inspiration and execution of the film's otherworldly wears.
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Oscar nominee Denis Villeneuve (“Arrival,” “Blade Runner 2049”) directs Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures’ “Dune,” the big-screen adaptation of Frank Herbert’s seminal bestseller of the same name. A mythic and emotionally charged hero’s journey, “Dune” tells the story of Paul Atreides, a brilliant and gifted young man born into a great destiny beyond his understanding, who must travel to the most dangerous planet in the universe to ensure the future of his family and his people. As malevolent forces explode into conflict over the planet’s exclusive supply of the most precious resource in existence-a commodity capable of unlocking humanity’s greatest potential-only those who can conquer their fear will survive.
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It's a crime Cruella won the Oscar for Best Costume Design over this once in a century film
I thought Dune won, that's a shame
@@valentin7693 me too, it's disappointing a galaxy spreading story with at least 5 different factions, each faction having like 10 unique uniforms and wear, multiplied by hundreds for each character and extra somehow doesn't beat basic fashion dresses for a Disney kids story
The academy loves it's period or period adjacent costumes. The only times it was given to "futuristic" costuming was Mad Max Fury Road and Black Panther from what I gather.
@@thisisnotausernameXD I'm glad Mad Max did. Both dune and Fury Road we're nominated for 10 Oscars and both won 6
You guys are blind if you think Dune deserved it over Cruella. Besides, Dune was quite probably the "weakest" in the category.
These costume designs were one of the most memorable parts of the movie. I particularly remember being blown away by the Space guild uniforms.
The intial scene with the giant orb ship and the excentric, religious garnments worn by the guild members, was one of the biggest pulls I've ever experienced in a beginning of a movie.
@@tomribei On of the details that i love most about the spacing guild memebers attire where the scepters,all fo them have then carved or sculped star maps
To this day, one of the craziest moment in my life was wearing Zendaya's stillsuit for costume fitting. She was not in the country, in Hungary at the time of creating her suit so they needed a bodydouble. I happened to be the same size. Wonderful costume & wonderful wonderful designers! It was thrilling to see them working in real time, brainstorming about the beads and all that! ✨ Stumbled upon this video a year later but anyhow, felt like sharing this precious memory. This movie is close to my heart.
Lady Jessica's sandy-golden dress was just breathtaking
That shot of her walking during the sandstorm winds with parts of her dress extending away from her body was one of my best shots in the film imo. Just a beautiful painting.
It was boring and basic compared to the original Dune film.
@@JB-1138 no, you are boring
This movie was something special. It’s been a long time since I’ve gone wide eyed at the scope and imagination this film brought. It seems like every department delivered their A game
whata masterpeice of a film, didnt want it to end. so fresh
So epic like Lord of the Rings.
Tbh I liked the 2018 draft script better. It felt as though there was more of story in it, as well as more character appearances. It was then edited, which became the final 2020 draft - which even then, stuff was cut. And they refused to show those cut scenes 🥲
LOTRs was probably the last time for me
Not since The Lord of the Rings have we had a film so epic and detailed as Dune.
So sad the story was absolutely null.
@@rafaelc.c. how?
Totally!
Well Dune is basically the Science Fiction equal to Lord of the Rings.
@@Kaden10 someone i was talking to said that just today ☺️
I would watch an hour long documentary on this
Ssssssooooo much!!! Definitely agree.
Both of the costume designers are so soft-spoken
The last time I saw a film of this scale and emotion was Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy. Those still are my favorite movies today, even as a young kid... Those films are just to perfection.
And now after waiting many years for another epic, Denis Villeneuve has finally made an adaptation that's done justice... At least for me. Watching this piece of art especially in IMAX gave me callbacks to the LOTR trilogy (in a fantastic way of course).
I wish Frank Herbert was alive to see this masterpiece come to life. He would've been proud. I also wish that Stanley Kubrick was alive to do a "director on director" with Denis Villeneuve like Christopher Nolan, Sam Mendes and James Cameron did. That would be epic.
You can always tell when a film is made for the art and not the money. Especially if they respect the source material.
I had the same thought
that one costume designer’s voice is completely enchanting
1:35 bro that shot is beautiful
Jacqueline West deserved an Oscar for her contribution to this masterpiece 👏
I really want copies of Jessica’s black & red dresses and Piter’s outfit. And the jewelry. It’s just gorgeous.
A spectacular, once in a generation film, and the costume designers did a phenomenal job. You can tell just from these short snippets how passionate they are, and how sophisticated the inspiration for all the outfits is. They did an incredible job. I loved seeing all the costumes throughout the film, yet they didn't stick out as weird or trying too hard. They blended seamlessly with the rest of the world building, while simultaneously being a highlight of the film. Great job, everyone involved!
Should’ve won the Oscar
it'll win next year
Princess Irulans costume in the end Dune part 2 was one of the prettiest outfits I have seen in a while
Such an intensely imaginative but gently elegant beauty went into every detail of the costumes and accessories featured in this gorgeous, gorgeous film. This entire world came alive with such distinct cultures, personalities, vibes. Genius costume design!
Phenomenal work on the costumes, truly!
over the last decade or more this film is the only one where i felt every single department gave their ALL and it shows beautifully
We're incredibly lucky to get a film like this.
The way cinema changes, we'll probably never see anything like it again.
there's part 2 coming out next year
I really liked this movie but it upsets me how little they talked about how the middle east and it's clothing must have influenced the design of these costumes.
Honestly the best costuming since the LotR movies.
Very excited to see what they got in store for Part 2. If there's a word to describe this movie, is brilliant, on every level, acting, sound, costumes, cinematography, production design and those beautiful dunes of sand. Also, Jordan was used in many movies but this is the first time you see the beauty of his rocky landscape.
Time to rewatch DUNE again.
I'm so excited for DUNE II.
Best sci-fi costumes ever!
I don't care about that Disney movie, Dune should have won Oscar for costume design
Paul’s costumes were BEAUTIFUL!
This is what happens when you make a movie with people who love what they're making, she sounds like a fashion designer, she sounds so confident and loving in a way ? She loves her crafts and believes in what she's making, she seems to have no problem making her art cause other bts documentaries the crew is always talking about the movie like its a chore, like okay bro go do something else if it doesn't make you happy, she sounded happy 😊 she sounded content, she sounded proud 💯💯💯🤙🏼 can't wait for Dune 2
It's pretty cool seeing all the details and love put in these clothes
costume designers are integral part of movie-making
I loved the costumes for the Guild. But all of the costumes are amazing
Can’t wait for part 2!!!
I watched this with my husband the other day. He grew up near a Japanese naval base, and his first impression was that the Atreides ceremonial dress looks like something worn by the Imperial Navy
THIS movie did work come award season BIG love to the all star cast and crew
This is one the Greatest movies of all time..I love it so much.. ❤️
It's amazing knowjng that the costume designers are so passionate, I really felt it every time I watched the film
she's like a shy Martha Stewart
How did this movie get sidelined by the worst villain origin story ever made?
Funny little historical wraparound here, as Frank Herbert based Paul on T.E. Lawrence.... a historical stylistic feedback loop.
The journey is also the goal. When the trilogy is complete it will be epic, but it already is.
One thing I always find challenging is getting the "lived in" feel. These are great costumes but there is a slight separation between the characters and their costumes. Feels like dolls getting dressed for play time. Its missing the lived in patina. It's very difficult to do. Just being nitpicky. They put a lot of great work into it.
After thought: maybe its the uniformity for everything. People that live in the clothing would probably clean the garments differently. Thus have slight changes in the color fade? Maybe the asethetic of the uniformity makes it feel more like theatrics rather than a documentation.
How they didn't win oscar for costume..
Who won?
@@fa1ruz Cruella. Which had better costume designs by far.
@@rafaelc.c. definitely not
The costumes were great 👍 amazing work!
Thank you for this movie, a masterpiece. Dune, the best movie I have ever seen in my life. #dunemovie #dune #timotheechalamet
Oh, Harkonnen "spacemen" look almost identical to Russian OMON.
I'm absolutely in love with all other costumes.
Hats off 😁 these guys are amazing 🤩
Amazing!
Amazing movie 🎥
This video helped me to appreciate the movie more. ( i have finished the first book.)
Masterpiece
I love the dark dresses and cloak Jessica wears on Caladan. What fabric did they use and where can I find a pattern for it!
i hate videos without subtitles
bring hans zimmer also for behind the score
Is anybody able to tell me what happens to the costumes afterwards? I am aware that some costumes are made for one specific movie, one specific scene. Do they repurpose them afterwards, or to they go indefinitely to some sort of storage room?
3:15 Hasn't Grace Jones worn that dress design since the 1980s?
Some of these costumes remind me of stuff in the real world mixed together into one along with church and sci-fi vibes mashed up. For instance in one scene, one of the people from the ship arrived on Caladan wears a helmet that looks like a combination of a ps vr headset and a spaceship.
Such a sick movie, it should have been much more successful than it was
show me the suit Paul wore on Caladan. Show. It. To. Me.
use the voice, coward
They lost the Academy Award for Best Costume design to...Cruella.
Oof.
🐐
whats the name she uses to describe the shirt?
daria7534 from another comment thread said "the designer says that it’s Vyshyvanka but I’m pretty sure she meant Kosovorotka," I know it's a year late but here you go lol
It's always a bit of a shame, how intricate the costumes are in closeups and we see rarely the full impression of it. E.g. I didn't notice this little embellishments on the Fremen suits at all. I remember, Lena Headey gushing over the intricateness of her costumes in GoT and how it's impossible to convey the full details to the viewer.
Is the Red Dress on Jessica from the deleted Banquet Scene?
Maybe
Yes!
Why is there no mention of Demobaza who worked on the costumes?
Too bad, they cut out the banquet scene. We would have seen more of the Dune lore .. and Jessica's wardrobe.
Muad’dib
please take your' time. this is NOT STAR WARS OR STAR TREK. okay. thanks yall.
Can anyone please tell me what she was saying from 5:40 to 5:54?
She’s saying the costumes were made in Hungary by a guy called Gergey (not sure if that’s how u spell it). She’s saying he did the actual production of them basically.
2:53 the prana bindu .
rick owens harrkonen collection coming AW24 🙃
I wasss created by you!
That night that they were on calidan in the book it was boiling .
( i know he was talking about color.)
Love these designs and am a huge fan of the movie. Quite disappointed to see that the culture, from which these designs were clearly derived, was completely ignored in this interview. A hijab is not a mere “hood” and a shemagh is not a “robe.” These designs are outstanding and beautiful, but ignoring their heritage is robbery.
Compared to the original film. The royalty looked like peasants. 👎🏼
There are no hijabs shown considering none of the women are Muslim so, it’s just a head covering
lol I don’t even have to say anything, you know deep down that this is heavily inspired by Islam. You’re just going to use technicalities and be pedantic to try and say it isn’t@@user-kp5he9fh8n
It is not a hijab it is indeed a hood and what the fremen were wearing isn't a chemagh it is robes that north African tribes wear in desert I know many people think fremen maybe the whole book is inspired by arabs but it is actually inspired by north Africans specifically algerians so there is no chemagh.
@@rayaan6951 There is no “deep down” Dune is obviously heavily inspired by MENA countries. Hijab is dictated by more than you covering your awrah, you have to, you know, be Muslim.
Could you put subtitles ? It is very interresting but I don't understand all.
Nice to see jessicas red dress , cool thing from the book that wasn't in the movie
How is that Russian shirt called?
the designer says that it’s Vyshyvanka but I’m pretty sure she meant Kosovorotka
c_c wow
As beautiful as the costumes are, and as cool as some of the explanations are, one issue I had was that many of the costumes seemed similar despite varied influences. Everyone was wearing relatively dark colors with some combination of austere clothing/uniform, armor, or flowy pieces despite varied cultural influences/backgrounds. I remember with the lord of the rings films how I could tell exactly what culture/side someone was on from their costume, and I found I couldn't do that here with the clothing or armor.
is it me or the cloth look like she wearing hijab or got that Muslims essences to it?
Same company that threw out Johnny Depp. booooo!
costumes are copies of demobaza fashion brand's style.
No, Demobaza worked with the crew
Amazing how they referenced so many cultures of POC for the wardrobe yet the movie(main cast) is mostly Caucasian. Interesting route to go…
Middle Eastern are Caucasians
Hey Warner Bros. If there’s even seconds of Amber Heard in Aquaman 2, we won’t be watching it in the cinema. It isn’t fair you remove Johnny even without proper evidence and even after the Verdict Amber gets to keep hers?
We will be doing a Johnny Depp Marathon instead when Aquaman 2 comes out.
It's a little insulting to watch them talk circles around the most obvious and extensive source of inspiration: Arab and Muslim culture and attire.
I’d love to look into examples! Could you write a list?
first comment
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Your mom
The minimalist costumes didn't do it for me
ok
Lady Jessica and the rest of the royalty looked too basic.
Dune 1984 did the royalty so much better.
Costumes and designs in this movie are utter garbage, dull and unintersting. How could they go for such cheap things?! This isnt 1100 century😮
terrible opinions only challenge, i guess