11:29 Emma's simple wedding dress is very accurate to the book. Augusta Elton said on the chapter: "Very little white satin, very few lace; a most pitiful business!"
"It's not costume, it's clothes". That's So interesting. It was the first 'costume drama' i watched where i felt that the clothes were actual clothes. Like that scene where Emma comes back from the ball and is taking off her shoes. Felt relatable.
I’m in love with this film from start to finish….. as an artist myself it’s incredible to watch this video and hear all the details, research, work that went into to it…… I’ve watched this version of Emma, 5 times now and it’s absolutely gorgeous, incredibly beautiful… start to finish 🫶🏻💝💐💐🎬🎬🎈🎈🎈 bravo and well done! Ty!
A wonderful interview! Thank you for bringing Regency fashions to life in a way that has possibly never been done so well before! It really breathes life into the movie! It's amazing to see how many good things we can have when the directors and the whole creative crew leave space for each other to bring in their absolute best game. In so many movies where design was so sublime you can have these wonderful artists making sure that they give credit to fellow art departments and actors etc. Just goes to show that the whole old trope of a solitary genius is rarely true, it's usually a collaborative effort.
Thank you very much for this interesting interview! I really enjoyed it. You get a whole different sense of appreciation for the garments once you learn about the thought and ideas gone into them during production.
11:31 I have been looking for this designer just to grab the input she has about THAT BONNET VEIL! AAH IMMACULATE!! 😍 I want this for my future wedding or any day I will get a chance to dress up in Regency fashion.
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alexandra byrne articulates her thoughts in such an eloquent way. what a comprehensively gifted woman she is!
11:29 Emma's simple wedding dress is very accurate to the book. Augusta Elton said on the chapter: "Very little white satin, very few lace; a most pitiful business!"
"It's not costume, it's clothes". That's So interesting. It was the first 'costume drama' i watched where i felt that the clothes were actual clothes. Like that scene where Emma comes back from the ball and is taking off her shoes. Felt relatable.
Emma 2020 is one of my favourite films for historical costuming, so I’m delighted to have stumbled across this interview! 🩷🤍
I’m in love with this film from start to finish….. as an artist myself it’s incredible to watch this video and hear all the details, research, work that went into to it……
I’ve watched this version of Emma, 5 times now and it’s absolutely gorgeous, incredibly beautiful… start to finish 🫶🏻💝💐💐🎬🎬🎈🎈🎈 bravo and well done! Ty!
A wonderful interview! Thank you for bringing Regency fashions to life in a way that has possibly never been done so well before! It really breathes life into the movie! It's amazing to see how many good things we can have when the directors and the whole creative crew leave space for each other to bring in their absolute best game. In so many movies where design was so sublime you can have these wonderful artists making sure that they give credit to fellow art departments and actors etc. Just goes to show that the whole old trope of a solitary genius is rarely true, it's usually a collaborative effort.
The clothes are magnificent.
Thank you very much for this interesting interview! I really enjoyed it. You get a whole different sense of appreciation for the garments once you learn about the thought and ideas gone into them during production.
I'm so happy I found this interview Alexandra Byrne is a fascinating person and I enjoyed her breakdown of the costumes very much - thank you.
Wonderful interview! This is surely one of the best costumes I've seen in my life, and I love to see what the thought process was behind it
Thank you, very interesting how the costume is built.
11:31 I have been looking for this designer just to grab the input she has about THAT BONNET VEIL! AAH IMMACULATE!! 😍 I want this for my future wedding or any day I will get a chance to dress up in Regency fashion.
oh what professionalism! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹