These costumes deserve so much praise! She not only balanced traditional African culture, modern culture, marvel comics, and royal garments, she did it in a way that was beautiful and created an amazing atmosphere
I'm Nigerian and any time she referenced Nigerian culture I couldn't stop smiling. This is more than just a movie to me. It deserves all the success it gets
Kanyinsola Ajose-Adeogun C’mon man, Nigeria is almost always referenced when people mention African culture. My dads Zambian and I never here that country mentioned in anything.
Dominic 'The Lord' Kabinga That’s unfortunate and I think all African countries should be mentioned more and there should be more diversity in film, but it’s nice to have my country mentioned without the negative connotations that are usually associated with it.
It’s people with an attention to detail like this that make movies great. I didn’t notice all this stuff when I watched it, but it’s like you could almost sense the love and care that went into the world building.
One of my favourite details I didn't notice in the movie is the throne room. It is inscribed with the written language of the Leopard People and the floor is glass because the room is built above the ancient meeting place of the tribes shown in the prologue.
I love it, bc it encourages you to get deeper into the underlying cultures. The movie in general just gives you a hint of Africa and wherever you look, it just keeps on showing you more and more things you can learn about.
I love things like this. Things maybe folks don't pick up on completely or even notice, but that the movie wouldn't be the same without. You'd absolutely notice if the quality was less than this high level
I'm not much a costume person nor into fashion but there's NO denying that each outfit crafted for this film was a piece of unique art. It's a celebration of culture & should be celebrated in its craftsmanship
I know nothing of African apparel. It's pretty amazing that it wasn't just thrown together. All the clothing actually has meaning and symbolism. She obviously did some extensive research. "Like an antelope in headlights." Love it.
You know, literally every single person that had a part in making this movie can just do a video each and I would watch all of them Also YOU DID THAT HEADDRESS WITH A 3D PRINTER?! TEACH ME YOUR WAYS!
Chouji I'm curious how did you know. I love 3D printing and i didn't think for a second that her hat was made that why. Would love to hear how you knew immediately
I am African amercian, my mom is ethopian, and my dad is nigerian, black panther shows you can embrace you ethnicity, loved the movie so much. EDIT:Wow, thank you guys for all your likes, really appreciate it
I mean, it is actually pretty cool, since I have both sides, I can celebrate 3 Christmases a year, mostly 2, and I also went to Nigeria where I spent Christmas with my other relatives there and some of my cousins that were born in Nigeria and came to America came with us too. I love my life right now.
Aade Lí he has ties to Africa but he is American. Hence African American. He seems to not have been born in Africa, so I don’t know why you’re correcting him. He knows what he is lol
my grandmother dressed like the merchant tribe elder...she had the huge earrings too, the turban, the indigo clothing, everything's accurate. only things missing: dark henna on finger tips and bottom lip tattoo. I miss her sooooo much
Watching this breakdown is dizzying. The level of detail and symbolism behind these garments that you otherwise wouldn't take note of or understand is incredible. She is a master of her craft.
The winner will probably someone who designed for a period movie that looks exactly like what people wore at the time....which is boring. No one really appreciates creativity anymore, especially at the Oscars
Lehakwe Tloti I saw Black Panther not long after watching a video about Lesotho on Geography Now(a YT channel) and noticed the blankets in the movie. I though it was so cool to see something I’d just learned about shown in such a big film
She better win, if Suicide Squad (one of the worst movies of 2016) can win an Oscar for Best Makeup, she’s more than qualified to win costume design for Black Panther.
First off: Ms. Carter did an amazing job with the costumes. Second: at 1:44, T'Challa has the perfict "Oh no" look on his face after Shuri says "Did he freeze?"
I am not even black and I am super proud of this film. Everything is so detailed and the culture is being continually referenced. This whole movie is on point.
If another Victorian/20th century era film wins the Oscar for best costuming next year... Let’s just say we’ll know exactly why. And it’s not because they’ll deserve it.
UltimateKyuubiFox You are right! So many movies have such great fashion and costuming that _aren't_ about medieval European aristocracy, yet it feels like that is all that wins in Oscars.
UltimateKyuubiFox In the last 4 years, the costume design award has gone to The Grand Budapest Hotel, Mad Max: Fury Road, Fantastic Beasts, and Phantom Thread so the Academy is not that rigid anymore.
Vino sitas To say that they “copy” each other is silly. You know very well that they’re going for historical accuracy in those costumes. Historical accuracy is a good thing. Just because you can’t appreciate the nuances and differences among different European cultures in different countries and time periods doesn’t mean that they’re all copies. So far, Black Panther is my top contender for Best Costume Design (for the year) but let’s not resort to silliness.
Mystical and futuristic is the best way to describe Black Panther and it’s what made it such an interesting experience to me. What a fantastic film, can’t wait for the sequel.
Those costumes were beyond stunning like I have never seen before. She did so much research to represent africa and it shows in the beauty of those costumes. Amazing
She should win the Academy Awards for this 👗 The details! So beautiful. Shakespeare in Love won the Oscar and it was about Elizabeth period, boring. This is more vibrant 👑
While I agree that this is an incredible research effort and the amount of thought that went into it is insane and super interesting, I dare you to say Tudor fashion is boring. The Renaissance saw a change in fashion that wouldn't be met again until the rise of the hemlines in the 20th century. I mean, hair was being worn openly, cleavage was shown, more underskirts were being worn and even substituted in order to make clothes appear even bigger. Mens fashion started to change rapidly as well. After the Renaissance there was barely a single piece of clothing that looked the same and had the same purpose it had before. If you want to call something boring, then please take a different era for it (for example most movies set in modern times). Ok, sorry for my rant. But once you look into it, European Renaissance fashion is just as interesting as traditional African clothing, you just have more stereotypes about it, bc it gets referenced a lot more.
+Graup Tudor, Renaissance, and Elizabethan clothes are not boring. However, the fact that they always get nominated/win makes it boring and predictable. And that's what the comment is about. The costuming in Black Panther is fresh and imaginative because we've never seen designs like this. We've seen numerous interpretations of what Queen Elizabeth wore, but never an African queen in the 21st century with advance tech. And the way Ruth Carter describes her design process, how the beads on the Dora is passed down mother to daughter, or how they 3D printed Angela Bassett's headdress. It's awe inspiring
I really love the videos where directors break down scenes, but having ones like this with costume designers and DPs is an awesome idea, too. They don't get enough recognition.
This is giving me life. I wish they did an entire documentary breaking down the movie, and how fantasy was based off of actual African culture, math, science, and resources. Loved how she draws on top of the images to give more detail. A beautiful captivating people we are. #Wakanda forever
I just realised Zuri is the only wakandan man that doesn't have a "Letter'rest of name" type of name. N'Jobu, N'Jadaka, W'Kabi, T'Challa and T'Chaka all follow that pattern.
Shao Xun Leong i assume that the shamans of wakanda don't have a letter in front? in the scene with young t'chaka and n'jobu and zuri, he said he was 'zuri, son of badu' his father badu doesn't have a letter in front either, and zuri grew up to be shaman so i assume that badu was shaman before zuri took over, probably due to retirement or death.
I imagine there's a ton of stuff she worked on that didn't even make it into the final shots of the movie. She should get a full documentary or something!
She deserves an Oscar for that headdress alone... that she made by hand. But, yes, for everything in designing for the movie. All of it is beyond amazing! Only one question: What is the inspiration behind M'Baku's tribe?
You need more women on set because they make movies like these great, also the other guy who explained the fighting scene you need more guys like him behind camera cuz he was awesome tooooooooo
Lianet Chavez I agree women are creative. When I go to a male friend's house it looks so plain and bland. When you go to a female's house everything is decorated and well put together.
R.I.P Chadwick Boseman. This movie had such an impact on the African community, and Chadwick did such an incredible job. Rest in Power. #wakandaforever
As a Ndebele this makes me so proud and you lady, deserve every nomination, award, accolade that comes your way cause you represented us Wakandans beautifully ✊✊✊
QUEEN I read the article on a lot of this when the film came out, but it's so much more fun to see it and listen to her talk about it, tell us how the names are pronounced, hear her passion for her craft... She deserved every inch of her oscar seriously wow. I hope people see her as an game-changer in her industry.
so amazing that she handmade a lot of the pieces, it really shows her passion and love for her culture. Hearing the director and her talk about their intention and passion for representing their roots is just what we need in Hollywood, representation made by people that want the new generation to have what they didn't.
All this detail in the first 4-5 scenes of the film- set the tone for the rest of the film. Amazing! Ms Carter deserved the Oscar for her research alone.
As a worldbuilder, I can't appreciate enough what this woman does for the MCU. So much attention to detail. For comic book characters!!! This is how I wish every fantasy character will get treated some day. Love it~
I'm very happy Because the Dinka traditional dresses is included,that means that the country of South Sudan is present in this movie and it is really an African renaissance, Rest in peace king T'challa
The costumes of this film were exceptional and that challenge scene was one of the most breathtaking part of the movie for me. I'm all about the costumes!
She honestly did such an amazing job at designing the costumes, every time I watch these movies I’m in awe because of how detailed they are I.Cant.Even.Express.How.Much.I.Love.It.
the amount of thought that went into each aspect of the costumes is incredible. everything is stunning and I could hear her explain her thoughts and the process of each costume for hours. absolute pure art.
Personally, I was absolutely thrilled to see the costuming of Black Panther. Not many things can still my breath, but these beautiful clothes did. To see all those cultures represented so beautifully.... It brought me joy.
These costumes deserve so much praise! She not only balanced traditional African culture, modern culture, marvel comics, and royal garments, she did it in a way that was beautiful and created an amazing atmosphere
??? ??? - 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
And every part came together perfectly. A feast for the eyes. It'll take multiple viewings to catch all detail,
The costumes alone took my breath away! I hope she finally gets the Oscar and all the accolades her team deserves
Yes! They did this with the score of the movie as well, with the African talking drum and an 808 machine in T'challa's theme as well, for an example.
tbh i could watch a 3 hour vid of the production crew breaking down black panther. such a great film on so many different levels.
see I freaking love the movie so much. It doesnt make any sense😂
I strongly recommend the concept art book if you haven't acquired it already, it's a thing of beauty!
It wasn't that good. It was just good.
That So Landon oh it's THAT good
Ms Inkypunk ooooo!!!!!!
3D printed traditional headwear sounds actually very Wakandan indeed to me.
I'm Nigerian and any time she referenced Nigerian culture I couldn't stop smiling. This is more than just a movie to me. It deserves all the success it gets
Kanyinsola Ajose-Adeogun
C’mon man, Nigeria is almost always referenced when people mention African culture. My dads Zambian and I never here that country mentioned in anything.
Dominic 'The Lord' Kabinga That’s unfortunate and I think all African countries should be mentioned more and there should be more diversity in film, but it’s nice to have my country mentioned without the negative connotations that are usually associated with it.
Kanyinsola Ajose-Adeogun That is so cool! I am waiting for those Hollywood peeps to wake up to the possibilities with Indian fashion, but I can wait.
Even some of the characters names are Nigerian...okoye [igbo tribe] ,njidaka [igbo tribe], ayo [yoruba tribe]
Kanyinsola Ajose-Adeogun agreed!!!
It’s people with an attention to detail like this that make movies great. I didn’t notice all this stuff when I watched it, but it’s like you could almost sense the love and care that went into the world building.
Drew Ferrandini It gives the universe of the film texture. Makes it more lived in. Gives me a solid reason to go back for a rewatch.
One of my favourite details I didn't notice in the movie is the throne room. It is inscribed with the written language of the Leopard People and the floor is glass because the room is built above the ancient meeting place of the tribes shown in the prologue.
Right! I'm thinking about it.
I love it, bc it encourages you to get deeper into the underlying cultures. The movie in general just gives you a hint of Africa and wherever you look, it just keeps on showing you more and more things you can learn about.
I love things like this. Things maybe folks don't pick up on completely or even notice, but that the movie wouldn't be the same without. You'd absolutely notice if the quality was less than this high level
The Oscar contenders... will not challenge today
gonaye1 😂😂😂 clever
gonaye1 😂😂😂😂 perfect comment
I want this post pinned at the top.
A standing round of applause for the winner
LMAO
Perfect!
If she doesn’t get a nomination for the oscars it will be a shame. So many details she used in this. Amazing.
ABSOLUTELY AGREE! I can't think of a film with better costuming this year.
First thing I thought too! The breadth of materials, influences, and artistry is jaw dropping.
Hint: every costume designer does this
I totally agree, the way the film combined traditional clothing with modern technology is amazing
Yawovi E. Watch shazam or aquaman get the oscar lol
Such a talented and intellegient designer. I was so thrilled to be able to interview her!
lucky you!!!!!!! genuinely jealous
homeless dennis It was a wonderful honour!
@@Costume_CO Plug your link, girl!!!
@@Costume_CO do you have a link
OMG YOU DIDDDD!!! :D
I hope Ruth Carter is part of the DVD/BluRay commentary. I can listen to her breakdown the costume design for the whole movie
bobigghhb 3 - I agree.
It should be like this video but I could absolutely listen to her talk about the the design elements for hours.
BoBiggHHB 3 she held an exhibition that showcase all of her works. I watched it on Netflix. She’s such a class act
Netflix has a documentary series called Abstract. Has an episode dedicated to her!
@@qianyang4217 Just seen it last week! It was magnificent!
I've never been more interested in costume design in my life.
Just give this woman the Oscar already.
She got it.
I'm not much a costume person nor into fashion but there's NO denying that each outfit crafted for this film was a piece of unique art. It's a celebration of culture & should be celebrated in its craftsmanship
I know nothing of African apparel. It's pretty amazing that it wasn't just thrown together. All the clothing actually has meaning and symbolism. She obviously did some extensive research.
"Like an antelope in headlights." Love it.
If this woman doesn't win an Oscar, I swear to Bast!
Yup
Awsamazing Eden its going to be suicide squad lol jk
Swear to Hanuman!
Awsamazing Eden glory to Hanuman
Awsamazing Eden 🙅♂️(salute)
Her attention to detail is truly admirable.
Wow! I can imagine how much research she's done. 👍🏆
Supposedly it took about 8 months worth of research
that is in fact the job of a costume designer (some pretty rad folks they are)
Ok, thanks. This is something that "we" take for granted. ☕☕
Cup o' Joe surely enough to write a book
That is how all art is supposed to be
She did an amazing job in Black panther and all the costumes were so beautiful. Kudos to her and her team.
You know, literally every single person that had a part in making this movie can just do a video each and I would watch all of them
Also YOU DID THAT HEADDRESS WITH A 3D PRINTER?! TEACH ME YOUR WAYS!
Probably a billion dollar 3d printer haha
@@maxhydekyle2425 or a $500 printer, but designing a way for the pieces to snap together in a design app.
When I first saw the queen's costume I immediately thought, that was 3D printed.
chouji08 zit’s a great combination of tradition and technology. Fits perfectly in Wakanda
Cool story.
is 3d printing common in costume making now ?? I was really surprised when she mentionned that
Chouji I'm curious how did you know. I love 3D printing and i didn't think for a second that her hat was made that why. Would love to hear how you knew immediately
Yup! They did it on the Victora's Secret runway back in 2013.
I am African amercian, my mom is ethopian, and my dad is nigerian, black panther shows you can embrace you ethnicity, loved the movie so much. EDIT:Wow, thank you guys for all your likes, really appreciate it
Brian Konyeaso what is that like having tho two sides of your family ?
I mean, it is actually pretty cool, since I have both sides, I can celebrate 3 Christmases a year, mostly 2, and I also went to Nigeria where I spent Christmas with my other relatives there and some of my cousins that were born in Nigeria and came to America came with us too. I love my life right now.
Brian Konyeaso so u african******
Aade Lí he has ties to Africa but he is American. Hence African American. He seems to not have been born in Africa, so I don’t know why you’re correcting him. He knows what he is lol
Bob Pickleson XD, yeah you're right
this was amazing!!! I wanted to see M'Baku's (Winston Duke) tribe though.
Same
their outfits were pretty sleek
mb didn't want to spoil it
Mbaku tribe, costume and wooden helmets were very interesting. The man that played him is a very strong actor with great register behind his words.
Winston Duke
Academy Award for Costume Design goes to...
Erica Street if she doesn’t win an Oscar for this I’ll be highly disappointed.
If she doesn't win it, I'll be pissed! Like her mind...
Tokyo Oscar committees are just her peers, it's not divine judgment.
Kevin Zhang I know but it’s a prestigious award none the less.
Samflower wow that’s a defeatist attitude lol
my grandmother dressed like the merchant tribe elder...she had the huge earrings too, the turban, the indigo clothing, everything's accurate. only things missing: dark henna on finger tips and bottom lip tattoo. I miss her sooooo much
She did an amazing job!!
Watching this breakdown is dizzying. The level of detail and symbolism behind these garments that you otherwise wouldn't take note of or understand is incredible. She is a master of her craft.
I cannot wait until she wins the Oscar for this; she deserves it.
She won't
Cuddle Cakez why are you on every comment saying she won't win we won't know till it happens so chill
The winner will probably someone who designed for a period movie that looks exactly like what people wore at the time....which is boring. No one really appreciates creativity anymore, especially at the Oscars
@@tysopiccaso8711 She did.
So proud when I saw the Sotho blankets in the movie.
Lehakwe Tloti I saw Black Panther not long after watching a video about Lesotho on Geography Now(a YT channel) and noticed the blankets in the movie. I though it was so cool to see something I’d just learned about shown in such a big film
Ke moXhosa and I can't explain the amount of excitement I had when I saw the basotho blanket
They were BEAUTIFUL
Bra
Yes and the Zulu isicotho....then they spoke broken Xhosa🤣🤣
This woman is brilliant. I just got more and more impressed the more and more she talked. Brilliant.
I'm sure everyone here can agree: that the _costumes were a feast for the eyes!_ *A real treat in every detail.*
Black panther is not only one of the best marvel films it is also one of the most beautifull
Amen to that
Shuri's shirt is my favorite detail, because it's a Wakandan graphic t shirt, something a Wakandan teenager would wear
It's neat as heck - I wonder if it's sold anywhere
I want a Kimoyo Bead bracelet SO BADLY, they look so cool!
The culture is so lit
Phillipenis Barbalooch wut...
Riight I wish i was South African pple dont know my country of origin 🤣its right below South Africa
If she doesn't win an Oscar for this
OIlie Warren you know she won't. Unfortunately
She better win, if Suicide Squad (one of the worst movies of 2016) can win an Oscar for Best Makeup, she’s more than qualified to win costume design for Black Panther.
OIlie Warren
I'll tear out the throats of the judges if they don't 🙂
She did! Lol
@@mihawk508 prediction got wrong mate
Looking forward to her acceptance speech at academy
But she's not gonna win
@@tysopiccaso8711 You were saying?
She got it.
This isn't a movie this is a movement
First off: Ms. Carter did an amazing job with the costumes. Second: at 1:44, T'Challa has the perfict "Oh no" look on his face after Shuri says "Did he freeze?"
She's amazing
I've seen this movie about 6 times and each time, the costume design never seems any less impressive or breathtaking
it must've been so hard to design these since there is loads you could do especially with African style clothing
gone again When you do something you love it’s worth the sweat, blood and tears
Dominic 'The Lord' Kabinga African clothing is so beautiful and colorful. I need some African clothes ASAP 😭
I am not even black and I am super proud of this film. Everything is so detailed and the culture is being continually referenced. This whole movie is on point.
It's a great movie and not meant only for black people. Just enjoy
We are Africans not black that’s what the man white calls us
T'chala's costumes are so beautiful, especially during the dream sequence.
They’re West African/Nigerian traditional wear
Beautiful
@@noveldixon9963 ditto
If this doesn’t win for best costume design or even nominated then the award ceremony can be shut down.
Just cause the person you wanted to win didn't? 😂
@@tysopiccaso8711#wakandaforever
If another Victorian/20th century era film wins the Oscar for best costuming next year...
Let’s just say we’ll know exactly why.
And it’s not because they’ll deserve it.
UltimateKyuubiFox they always just copy each other and call it an achievement.
UltimateKyuubiFox You are right! So many movies have such great fashion and costuming that _aren't_ about medieval European aristocracy, yet it feels like that is all that wins in Oscars.
UltimateKyuubiFox In the last 4 years, the costume design award has gone to The Grand Budapest Hotel, Mad Max: Fury Road, Fantastic Beasts, and Phantom Thread so the Academy is not that rigid anymore.
Vino sitas To say that they “copy” each other is silly. You know very well that they’re going for historical accuracy in those costumes. Historical accuracy is a good thing. Just because you can’t appreciate the nuances and differences among different European cultures in different countries and time periods doesn’t mean that they’re all copies. So far, Black Panther is my top contender for Best Costume Design (for the year) but let’s not resort to silliness.
How very victim complex of you
Mystical and futuristic is the best way to describe Black Panther and it’s what made it such an interesting experience to me. What a fantastic film, can’t wait for the sequel.
Those costumes were beyond stunning like I have never seen before. She did so much research to represent africa and it shows in the beauty of those costumes. Amazing
She should win the Academy Awards for this 👗 The details! So beautiful. Shakespeare in Love won the Oscar and it was about Elizabeth period, boring. This is more vibrant 👑
Certainly deserves it more than Suicide Squad.
I Agree, it's so beautiful all the details; and it really helps establish all the characters.
Suicide Squad won in the Makeup and Hairstyling category. Black Panther will likely get a nomination in the Costume Design category.
While I agree that this is an incredible research effort and the amount of thought that went into it is insane and super interesting, I dare you to say Tudor fashion is boring. The Renaissance saw a change in fashion that wouldn't be met again until the rise of the hemlines in the 20th century. I mean, hair was being worn openly, cleavage was shown, more underskirts were being worn and even substituted in order to make clothes appear even bigger. Mens fashion started to change rapidly as well. After the Renaissance there was barely a single piece of clothing that looked the same and had the same purpose it had before.
If you want to call something boring, then please take a different era for it (for example most movies set in modern times).
Ok, sorry for my rant. But once you look into it, European Renaissance fashion is just as interesting as traditional African clothing, you just have more stereotypes about it, bc it gets referenced a lot more.
+Graup Tudor, Renaissance, and Elizabethan clothes are not boring. However, the fact that they always get nominated/win makes it boring and predictable. And that's what the comment is about. The costuming in Black Panther is fresh and imaginative because we've never seen designs like this. We've seen numerous interpretations of what Queen Elizabeth wore, but never an African queen in the 21st century with advance tech. And the way Ruth Carter describes her design process, how the beads on the Dora is passed down mother to daughter, or how they 3D printed Angela Bassett's headdress. It's awe inspiring
I really love the videos where directors break down scenes, but having ones like this with costume designers and DPs is an awesome idea, too. They don't get enough recognition.
Love how much research she did, the costumes are all very beautiful.
It makes me happy that the Ndebele and Xhosa were represented. I'm half Ndebele and Half Xhosa😊!!
This is giving me life. I wish they did an entire documentary breaking down the movie, and how fantasy was based off of actual African culture, math, science, and resources. Loved how she draws on top of the images to give more detail. A beautiful captivating people we are. #Wakanda forever
I need a whole class dedicated to this???
But what would the class be? Costume Design in Modern Cinema? African Culture in Cinema? Culture and Technology in Modern Cinema?
@@canaisyoung3601 culture and technology in modern cinema
amazing video
black panther deserves an oscar for costume design
I just realised Zuri is the only wakandan man that doesn't have a "Letter'rest of name" type of name. N'Jobu, N'Jadaka, W'Kabi, T'Challa and T'Chaka all follow that pattern.
Shao Xun Leong i assume that the shamans of wakanda don't have a letter in front? in the scene with young t'chaka and n'jobu and zuri, he said he was 'zuri, son of badu' his father badu doesn't have a letter in front either, and zuri grew up to be shaman so i assume that badu was shaman before zuri took over, probably due to retirement or death.
I imagine there's a ton of stuff she worked on that didn't even make it into the final shots of the movie. She should get a full documentary or something!
I would love this woman to make a book of all the research she must have done for this movie.
There's an episode about her on Netflix: Abstract ✴️
She deserves an Oscar for that headdress alone... that she made by hand. But, yes, for everything in designing for the movie. All of it is beyond amazing! Only one question: What is the inspiration behind M'Baku's tribe?
This is incredible. She did such a good job. So much research and craftsmanship. It truly is a feast for the eyes.
costume designers don’t get enough credit
I wish this was an hour long or more, I can watch her break down the entire film scene by scene.
You need more women on set because they make movies like these great, also the other guy who explained the fighting scene you need more guys like him behind camera cuz he was awesome tooooooooo
Lianet Chavez I agree women are creative. When I go to a male friend's house it looks so plain and bland. When you go to a female's house everything is decorated and well put together.
manansis86 😂😂😂 am not saying every guy is like that because guys can be real creative too but the majority are😂😂😂
That was Ryan Coogler, the director and co-writer of BP.
@@Costume_CO omg you are here!!!
Yes but all can agree most men and women at Disney are the best of the best (except new marvel hero snowflack and safespace)
She needs to be nominated for an Oscar next year!!
Her voice is so soothing. I feel like I've just had a massage. lol
R.I.P Chadwick Boseman. This movie had such an impact on the African community, and Chadwick did such an incredible job. Rest in Power. #wakandaforever
As a Ndebele this makes me so proud and you lady, deserve every nomination, award, accolade that comes your way cause you represented us Wakandans beautifully ✊✊✊
Here after the Oscar win. Well Deserved!
7:26 Blanket that is both comfortable and gives you protection, the ultimate security blanket, me want.
black panther's costume and production designs are one of the film's highlights imo. she did a fantastic job!
That Masai headdress made me cry. Kenyan representation as well as all of Africa is LIT🇰🇪🇰🇪
Yes, and the Turkana too
I'm with everyone else if she legit doesn't win the Oscar for this I'll be mad
Now you don't need to be
the attention to detail and thought process behind every piece.... truly astounding!
"...with some stuff I found at the flea market"
Wow, imagine if you saw your old rugs in a superhero movie
Beautiful in every way you will be remembered king tchalla RIP
Wow, you can easily tell that she did her homework and then some. Much respect.
this is why Black Panther is one of the most amazing movie ever made. this attention to detail and loving care that was taken is incredible!!
Definitely should be up for nomination at the Academy Awards. :) Thanks, Ruth Carter and your team, for such an aesthetically pleasing film!
QUEEN
I read the article on a lot of this when the film came out, but it's so much more fun to see it and listen to her talk about it, tell us how the names are pronounced, hear her passion for her craft...
She deserved every inch of her oscar seriously wow. I hope people see her as an game-changer in her industry.
Black Girl Magic at it's finest!!!!!!!!!!
7:31 daniel kaloola
I scrolled down as soon as she said it and low and behold it's the top comment lool
i did the exact same thing haha
mynameisjaber SAMEEEE WTF
lol she also mispronounced danai’s name but kaloola kinda made me chuckle
snowball platypus she also pronounced W'Kabi as "Wakabe" lol
The costume designs of this film looked SO AMAZING,glad she won the Oscar's for best design's🏆
so amazing that she handmade a lot of the pieces, it really shows her passion and love for her culture. Hearing the director and her talk about their intention and passion for representing their roots is just what we need in Hollywood, representation made by people that want the new generation to have what they didn't.
I wish she discussed the second black panther outfit in the movie
Ethan Moodley lol I know right we are waiting
Probably because it was all cgi also in my opinion the first suit looks a lot better
@@imacm3573 it has to be designed even if it is cgi.
@@ritwikreddy5670 Yeah doubt she made it tho.
All this detail in the first 4-5 scenes of the film- set the tone for the rest of the film. Amazing! Ms Carter deserved the Oscar for her research alone.
I reallyyyyy hope she gets an Oscar. She really did this. Just a Legend!
As a worldbuilder, I can't appreciate enough what this woman does for the MCU. So much attention to detail. For comic book characters!!! This is how I wish every fantasy character will get treated some day. Love it~
I just want to hug her! She amazes me.
She is why this movie made so much money, the care put in to every detail, we as fans appreciate that.
I'm very happy Because the Dinka traditional dresses is included,that means that the country of South Sudan is present in this movie and it is really an African renaissance, Rest in peace king T'challa
Outstanding and some were saying that Superhero movies couldn't win Oscars. Job well done Mrs. Ruth E. Carter.
The costumes of this film were exceptional and that challenge scene was one of the most breathtaking part of the movie for me. I'm all about the costumes!
She honestly did such an amazing job at designing the costumes, every time I watch these movies I’m in awe because of how detailed they are I.Cant.Even.Express.How.Much.I.Love.It.
I knew it was beautiful. I didn’t know how beautiful. This is incredible.
the amount of thought that went into each aspect of the costumes is incredible. everything is stunning and I could hear her explain her thoughts and the process of each costume for hours. absolute pure art.
This movie was made with so much love and Care its amazing
Personally, I was absolutely thrilled to see the costuming of Black Panther. Not many things can still my breath, but these beautiful clothes did. To see all those cultures represented so beautifully.... It brought me joy.
Didn't get to talk about M'baku 's outfit :(
He's gonna feed her to his children!
Marvin Afonso 😂😂hell no. He is vegatarian.
*Chuckles and snorts*
This woman is insanely creative. Props to her!
RIP Black Panther 🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻
It’s so rare to learn something about other historical costumes beside European or American. Very lovely to see “new” culture
man this lady knows her stuff 👍🏽
I have so much respect for costume designers now, this is amazing!
she seems like she’d be an awesome grade school teacher
Congratulations on winning the Oscar for Best Costume Design! You absolutely deserve it! 🎉🎉🎉