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Post by Leda EmBorr on Mar 11, 2007 23:43:00 GMT -5
I've finally decided to not have them run all the way down to the bottom of the over, but only to the waist. Yes, that's what they did in the movies. That's screen accurate. The trim does not run all the way down, but stops at the waist. At least, I know that's true for Obi-Wan's prequel costume.
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Post by Jauhzmynn Enz on Mar 12, 2007 17:43:55 GMT -5
I do that to cut down on bulk and to preserve fabric.It's fun to find out a simple puttering around with a garment turned out to be the method the wardrobe department used.
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Post by Kryy Jacobi on Mar 12, 2007 18:54:48 GMT -5
Is a male seamstress a "seamster?" :^) Sounds like roughians from a Broadway musical. "Watch out for the seamsters!" It also sounds like we should be dumping bodies in the river for Jimmy Hoffa... :^) LOL!
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Post by Kryy Jacobi on Mar 12, 2007 19:00:21 GMT -5
It's fun to find out a simple puttering around with a garment turned out to be the method the wardrobe department used. I think you can really see that on the "metamorphosis" of styles between I and II. Of course, that was supposed to be a 10 year span of time, but you can kind of see where they tried to take a good idea from the first movie and improve on it in the second. Makes me feel better about my costuming attempts, especially since I'm not trying to replicate a particular character. (Of course I don't look like anyone...)
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